Had to remove Pepper since her actress supposedly wants out & changed Rhodey since all signs point to him being War Machine again. Of course, you also forgot...
- Vision
- Winter Soldier
/Potential Captain America Successor
- Daredevil
- Iron Fist
- Luke Cage
- Jessica Jones
- Mockingbird
- Quake
- Phil Coulson
- Maria Hill
- Any Other SHIELD Agents
- (Most Likely) Adam Warlock
- Any Other New GotG Members (Most Likely Mantis & Cosmo; Potentially Phyla-Vell, Moondragon, Major Victory, etc.)
- (Maybe) Black Bolt
- (Maybe) Medusa
- (Maybe) Anyone Else From the MCU Inhuman Royal Family
It's hard to say too much without talking about what I can’t talk about, but as I said it's a personal loss from the get go, but he sees the bigger picture.
Q: Thor 2 ended with Loki on the throne of Asgard, and obviously Thor doesnt know about it. How much connection does he still have with Asgard or is he divorced from it completely in this film?
Hemsworth: He kind of is until the third act. Halfway through [the story] Thor begins to have suspicions about what the bigger picture is here, you know. Who's involved. And he actually doesn't know by the end of it, but he starts to think somethings not right here. [He thinks] 'This is all a little too convenient. 'Why has this happened?' Which you know, certainly points his focus back there [to Asgard].
Age of Ultron is setting the stage for Thor: Ragnarok.
Vision's basically the first new hero Marvel's introducing to the MCU who can step to Thor or Hulk, both of whom totally outclass Iron Man in general strength if not in versatility. In a few years we'll have Dr. Strange and Carol Danvers up there too, and I can't fucking wait. Of course it's less about pure strength because characters all have different abilities, but Vision is indeed a very fucking powerful character.
Q: Thor 2 ended with Loki on the throne of Asgard, and obviously Thor doesn’t know about it. How much connection does he still have with Asgard or is he divorced from it completely in this film?
Hemsworth: He kind of is until the third act. Halfway through [the story] Thor begins to have suspicions about what the bigger picture is here, you know. Who's involved. And he actually doesn't know by the end of it, but he starts to think something’s not right here. [He thinks] 'This is all a little too convenient. 'Why has this happened?' Which you know, certainly points his focus back there [to Asgard].
Age of Ultron is setting the stage for Thor: Ragnarok.
More humorous than Thor 2? Uhh I hope not...Dark World was an endless string of mostly flat jokes. Thor could benefit from a little more weight than levity.
Originally Ultron was the phase 2 finale and Ant-Man was going to kick off Phase 3. But I think when they got Downey to agree for Cap 3 and settled on the Civil War direction, they shifted gears and positioned that movie as the starting point for Phase 3, while Ant-Man will now be more of an epilogue for phase 2.
More humorous than Thor 2? Uhh I hope not...Dark World was an endless string of mostly flat jokes. Thor could benefit from a little more weight than levity.
I think Whedon will be able to hit a good balance. I want see Thor jesting with the rest of The Avengers, but I also want to see those really serious moments, which we undoubtedly will.
They're really using the same Ultron minions for all these posters. The one that's posed like it's trying to reach out is in every effing poster. What the hell is the budget on Marvel's promo art department?
I don't feel strongly either way with these posters and I wasn't even trying to nitpick when I looked, but yeah, those Ultron clones are glaring lol. I don't even mind the higher quality minion repeats that much, but that copypasted one on top of the buildings looked particularly lazy when I noticed two of them in the Thor poster.
Q: Thor 2 ended with Loki on the throne of Asgard, and obviously Thor doesnt know about it. How much connection does he still have with Asgard or is he divorced from it completely in this film?
Hemsworth: He kind of is until the third act. Halfway through [the story] Thor begins to have suspicions about what the bigger picture is here, you know. Who's involved. And he actually doesn't know by the end of it, but he starts to think somethings not right here. [He thinks] 'This is all a little too convenient. 'Why has this happened?' Which you know, certainly points his focus back there [to Asgard].
Age of Ultron is setting the stage for Thor: Ragnarok.
I expect that at some point in the film Thor will call for help from Asgard and it'll mysteriously fail to appear, leading him to realize that something's up.
I expect that at some point in the film Thor will call for help from Asgard and it'll mysteriously fail to appear, leading him to realize that something's up.
It's weird. I'm actually not all that hyped for this year's movies, but I am for next year's. I'll still see them in theaters, but Civil War is what I'm really anticipating.