#the Mighty Thor

[attractive-nuisance-esq]

valkyrie and jane smacking their badass weapons together after having a heart2heart and a little dance party while standing in a doorway was better than that entire shot of the “she’s got help” women in endgame I’m just sayin

[blockmind]

Loki! Fan Expo Philadelphia commission sketch

[margoterobbies]

NATALIE PORTMAN as JANE FOSTER/THE MIGHTY THOR in THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER | Dir. Taika Waititi

[osthejukeboxgod]

I'll tell you what. Korg participating in the kronan version of gay sex on screen is the best gay rep we got from Marvel. Forget the gay kiss in eternals this is straight up baby making sex.

[caroldanversenthusiast]

HOLY SHIT

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Mighty Thor - The Marvel Super-Heroes (1966)

[avengerrs]

NATALIE PORTMAN as THE MIGHTY THOR

⚡THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER⚡

[headcanonthings]

Thor: I was born a winner. I didn’t even need nine months to be born! I came out in seven! Bruce: That’s ... that’s not good

[vincentvega0721]

Marvel Universe Manga Anime Style

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Just got back from “Thor: Love and Thunder”. Overall, I thought it was a solid movie. Nothing groundbreaking, but I had a blast at the theaters. It was like a heavy metal music video but as a movie, which works due to music choices. For a grade...let’s say a solid B? It’s a perfectly fine movie and it leaves you wanting more.

Some other, random observations:

1) I did not expect “Sweet Child O’Mine” to actually be a spoiler for the movie.

2) Christian Bale definitely stole this movie. There was just something so eerie about his performance. His character was like Pennywise meets Kratos. 

3) I liked how the theme of love vs. hatred was used throughout the movie. For example, you have a character like Gorr, the embodiment of hatred, who lives in a realm that’s devoid of color. While an interesting stylistic choice, this also plays into the theme of love and hatred since Gorr started losing his color once he gave into his hatred.  

4) The guy playing Hercules looks almost exactly like the character in the comics. Good casting there. 

5) I was not expecting an actual ass shot from Chris Hemsworth. I thought there was going to be a funny way of censoring him, but no. It’s surprising that Disney would give the okay on that scene.

6) You can tell that Natalie Portman isn’t used to acting as an action hero. There was a certain stiffness to her acting, like she wasn’t playing to her usual strengths. Honestly, even though her acting was a little stiff, it worked for the character since this was Jane Foster’s first time as a superhero. 

7) The screaming goats gag was so stupid, but I laughed every time it happened. I don’t know, there’s something about goats screaming that just cracks me up.

[pat1dee]

“Thor Rules!” Painting by Ken Kelly

[gfmaximoff]

Judge: How do you plead?

Thor: …

Jane, mouthing: “Not guilty”

Thor: ???

Thor: Hot milky???

[artverso]

Peach Momoko - Thor & Angela

[elkleggs]

Dr Jane Foster

The Mighty Thor

[hotandfunnywomen]

Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

[balu8]

Matteo Scalera: Loki