The god of thunder is back with Thor: Ragnarok. The next entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe looks as though it’s a huge departure for the franchise, teasing out a crazy, technicolor adventure as Thor accidentally releases Hela, the goddess of death, and loses his hammer. Along the way, he gets into a fight with the Hulk on the planet Sakaar.
Thor: Ragnarok hits theaters on November 3rd. Follow along for all the news, commentary, and trailers.
Aug 14, 2018Patricia Hernandez
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Bad news: now he has to work on Sundays
Thor: Ragnarok leaks onto the web a month early after huge Movies Anywhere mix-up
Apple let Vudu’s preorder customers download the hit Marvel movie way too soon
Thor director Taika Waititi on letting his cast ‘reboot’ their characters
Also: the never-before-used tech used on the Valkyries scene, who among the cast took to improv best, and more
Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi had to have this Led Zeppelin song
Getting the rights to this tune is no easy feat
How Thor: Ragnarok turned the Hulk into an improv comedian
Visual effects supervisor Jake Morrison on the importance of letting Taika Waititi be himself
Thor: Ragnarok thinks superheroes are ridiculous, and that makes it wonderful
Director Taika Waititi creates a new kind of Marvel movie
Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi on how he’s making the God of Thunder fun
He wants the film to be ‘an adventure that keeps people laughing along the way’
Marvel’s magic factory: a behind-the-scenes look at Black Panther, Thor: Ragnarok, and more
A studio tour turned into a series of sneak peeks at what’s on the way for the MCU
With Thor: Ragnarok, Marvel hopes to find new, fresh stories away from Earth
Asgardians of the Galaxy
Thor gets a new ‘do in the first teaser trailer for Thor: Ragnarok
Watch the first teaser trailer for Thor: Ragnarok
Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi on working with Marvel: 'These people don't act like a studio'
The co-writer / director / star of What We Do In The Shadows is moving on, in many directions
Cate Blanchett joins Thor: Ragnarok as Marvel Studios' first major female supervillain
She's joined by Jeff Goldblum, Tessa Thompson, Karl Urban, and Mark Ruffalo
'Avengers 3,' 'Doctor Strange,' 'Captain Marvel' and more Marvel movies get release dates
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