Obviously a reference to one of the greatest moments (if not THE greatest) in Thor comics:
He stood alone at Gjallerbru... And that answer is enough.
Truly humbling.
Thor: Ragnarok
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Obviously a reference to one of the greatest moments (if not THE greatest) in Thor comics:
He stood alone at Gjallerbru... And that answer is enough.
Truly humbling.
Riceball
Master Member
He actually has 2 M-16s, the one in his left hand just has the hand guards removed but it's definitely an M-16.
Wasted he definitely was, but that "no name clown" is Omar Sy, an A list french actor... Star of notably "Intouchable", a film that's so well liked that American are about to butcher it in a remake with a real clown, Kevin Hart, and sadly, Bryan Cranston !
That aside, Ragnarok looks like it's gonna be some wild fun ! A welcome change compared to the ok-ish first two.
She is a Marvel character much like Thor. I believe we see her on her winged horse in the trailer
Additionally, Omar Sy was in Jurassic World as Barry, Owen Grady's fellow raptor trainer.
Somebody here mentioned,dunno I do know Strange is in it since Thor showed up in the credits of Dr.Strange...
I thought Guardians where set for Infinity Wars myself.
Snikt
Sr Member
I kinda meant the character of Bishop, and compared to Idris Elba he is no name over the pond. I dont even think he had a speaking line in DOFP. I guess clown was the wrong word. Unfamiliar actor playing a pointless character would have been more accurate, but you being from Belgium, I get why your feathers were ruffled. Ew god I cant stand Kevin Hart. I love Bryan Cranston though.
CPTRogers
Sr Member
So is this supposed to be a dark or a fun movie? While i do like the trailer in general, it has me a little confused. Looks like Hela destroys Mjiolnir and decimates Asgard. I mean thats kind of a big deal, no? And if the flashback lightning pool scene from Avengers is from this movie, I dont see how they can mesh that dark and funny. And if the rumors hold true about Heimdal, idk. I guess we will see.
MrSouthpaw
Sr Member
harrisonp
I don't necessarily think they need to be taken out. I'm fine with Skurge having Earth guns if the explanation is good.
The Mad Professor
How do you think they will go about explaining it in the movie? Will they actually show Ares in a Thor movie, or something else?
Riceball
The lighting and angle made it look like an MP5 handguard on the screen I was using at the time.
I don't necessarily think they need to be taken out. I'm fine with Skurge having Earth guns if the explanation is good.
The Mad Professor
How do you think they will go about explaining it in the movie? Will they actually show Ares in a Thor movie, or something else?
Riceball
The lighting and angle made it look like an MP5 handguard on the screen I was using at the time.
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Probably have Skurge standing at Gjallerbru, mowing down Hela's army as it comes to invade, until Hela slays him, at which point she will be the only one to invade Asgard, and she will destroy it herself as seen in the trailer. As for Ares, I don't recall him being in the story, and he hasn't been introduced in the MCU (nor have the other Olympians), so it's possible they will just write him out entirely for the sake of storytelling simplicity.
firesprite
Master Member
In Norse mythology, a valkyrie (from Old Norse valkyrja "chooser of the slain") is one of a host of female figures who choose those who may die in battle and those who may live. Selecting among half of those who die in battle (the other half go to the goddess Freyja's afterlife field Fólkvangr), the valkyries bring their chosen to the afterlife hall of the slain, Valhalla, ruled over by the god Odin. There, the deceased warriors become einherjar (Old Norse "single (or once) fighters"[1]). When the einherjar are not preparing for the events of Ragnarök, the valkyries bear them mead. Valkyries also appear as lovers of heroes and other mortals, where they are sometimes described as the daughters of royalty, sometimes accompanied by ravens and sometimes connected to swans or horses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valkyrie
Yep, I'm aware of the mythology. But being a Marvel movie with a character named Valkyrie, one can only assume it's the Asgardian goddess Brunnhilde. In the Marvel comic, she is the leader of the Valkyrior which is basically the Valkyrie
Snikt
Sr Member
I doubt they are going to put Ares in here considering Wonder Woman might use him as the main antagonist. Just a guess though.
The concept of Ares is far older than Marvel and DC combined. Neither has a legal claim to the character name. Only the unique character design.
lovelyandy
Well-Known Member
The trailers been out for nearly 12 hours and I've not seen one pic of a complete Ragnarok Thor Helmet. I'm disgusted with each and every one of you :lol
