It's the special effects that take center stage here, in battle scenes that are visually gripping.
Also with Anthony Hopkins, Idris Elba, Rene Russo, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Kat Dennings, Stellan Skarsgrd, Tom Hiddleston, Christopher Eccleston, Jaimie Alexander and Jonathan Howard. If your children have watched other Marvel movies, then the violence in Thor: Ragnarok is about the same, but Hela is pretty ruthless. (Or joy from seeing Jane again, for that matter.) So thank goodness for Hiddleston's Loki, who's still a delight, even if the story no longer revolves around him. After leaving Earth and going back to his home world, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) returns to find the woman he loves (Natalie Portman) in mortal danger. Even Thor himself doesn't seem to be deriving much honor in being the leader, or glory from all the hammer-throwing he's doing. Erik Selvig ( Stellan Skarsgard), is ignored, too, left to play the nutty professor. Portman's Jane Foster doesn't have much to do here, and is relegated to an even more pronounced damsel-in-distress position than in the original Thor. Sadly, it doesn't win the fight, allowing dogma to win over wit backstory to triumph over characterization.
The Visuals As always, Marvel brings up the level of color contrast, really cool looking heroes, villains and special effects.
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In fact, it may actually suffer from an overabundance of complexity, as it struggles mightily to explain the nuances of a universal convergence that has awakened beasts called the Dark Elves and threatens to upend all that Thor and his father, Odin (played amiably by Anthony Hopkins), and their ancestors have worked so hard to achieve. In this Thor: Ragnarok Review, we will discuss the visuals, the story (no spoilers), a full PG-13 breakdown explanation for parents and if this Marvel movie is safe for kids to see. No one can accuse this film of being uncomplicated it's certainly not simple-minded in the way some comic-book-based films are.
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