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Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct.

If you missed Taika Waititi’s latest Thor movie when it hit theaters or you’re just looking to rewatch Thor movie is finally available to stream on Disney+, joining the streaming service’s roster of other popular Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Here’s how to stream Thor: Love and Thunder online on Disney+, and how to watch the latest Thor movie for free. Buy Disney+ Monthly Subscription $7.99 Thor: Love and Thunder: Release Date, Run time Thor: Love and Thunder first hit theaters back in July but the MCU movie is finally available to watch on Disney+. The run time is just about two hours and the new Thor movie features the IMAX Enhanced badge, which means you’ll get a better aspect ratio when you stream, similar to a more cinematic experience. How to Watch Thor: Love and Thunder Online You can stream Thor: Love and Thunder starting now on Disney+. A Disney+ subscription Thor: Love and Thunderonline along with a ton of other Marvel content ( Buy Disney+ Monthly Subscription $7.99 Once you’ve subscribed, you can watch Thor: Love and Thunder on your smart TV, laptop, tablet or cast it using Apple TV, Roku or other similar devices. If you’re looking for a better deal, go with the hor: Love and Thunder and even watch Only Murders in the Buildingon Hulu or the next soccer game on ESPN+. Buy Disney+ Bundle $13.99 Bear in mind, Thor: Love and Thunder is also available to stream on Trending Disney+ does not offer a free trial, unfortunately, but there are other ways to...

Thor: Love and Thunderwas hotly anticipated, but unfortunately, reactions to the flick have been mixed ( CNET's Sean Keane called it "disappointingly shallow"). It's still a good time though. So how does the ending tie up the action-packed movie, and how does it set up future adventures for the god of thunder? Thor: Love and Thunder is available on digital this Thursday, Sept. 8. It's also streaming on Disney Plus, with the option to watch either the theatrical cut of the film or an IMAX Enhanced version. It arrives on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD from Sept. 27. Gorr's kidnapping of the children turns out to be bait, as his ultimate goal is to use the Asgardian mode of transport known as the Bifrost to reach the very center of the universe, where a cosmic being called Eternity will grant his wish. Created by Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko in 1965, Eternity appears in Marvel comics when characters like Doctor Strange take on particularly cosmic adventures. Both Gorr and Jane are mortally wounded in the final battle, but Gorr gets his hands on Thor's ax Stormbreaker and manages to reach Eternity, followed closely by Thor and Jane. Knowing he's defeated, Thor appeals to Gorr's better nature. No longer under the corrupting influence of the god-killing Necrosword, the repentant God-butcher chooses to use his dying wish to resurrect his young daughter who died in the film's opening scenes, on condition Thor promises to look after her. The girl comes back to life, and Thor keeps...

It took some time and tweaking, but at this point in his journey, I don’t think it’s much of a stretch to call Thor Odinson one of, if not the most dramatically compelling character left standing in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This feels borne out of necessity: a nearly invincible Asgardian isn’t the easiest hero to fret for when the battle heats up, and so since his very first appearance, Marvel Studios has taken care to face Thor with grounded emotional stakes even as half the world disintegrates around him. Even through Thor’s less-loved appearances, questions of living up to our family’s expectations, maturity, duty, purpose, and, yes, love have always been at the fore for Thor, and remain at the fore for Thor 4. He’s been part of saving the universe for a long time now, and Thor: Love and Thunder has no illusions about needing to push the character in a new direction. And that’s fine; Love and Thunder succeeds in honoring his journey, even if it doesn’t offer much new for the MCU at large. Through a Korg-narrated recap of Thor’s (Chris Hemsworth) history, we’re reminded of how much tragedy and loss he’s had to face, and how his current gig as a freelancing Guardian of the Galaxy is helping him along in his healing process. Since director Taika Waititi’s humanizing first turn with the character in By fully embracing that genre’s tropes, Waititi sets the stage for Hemsworth and Portman to seriously dial up their chemistry, especially in an extended flashback that det...

Their latest pairing is more extension than reinvention. But by most metrics it’s a superior reunion – wilder, funnier, and significantly more heartfelt. If Marvel has been coasting on a comfortably unexceptional level of quality for much of Phase 4, the joyous Love and Thunder is a return to the glory days of the Infinity Saga. When we rejoin Thor some four years after the events of One day a message from across the stars alerts him to the existence of Gorr, the God Butcher (Christian Bale) – a dark force on a one-man mission to slay every living deity with his deadly Necrosword. This brings Thor to New Asgard, which has turned into a tourist hotspot under the rule of King Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and back into the orbit of his ex-girlfriend Dr. Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), who has transformed into The Mighty Thor after being deemed worthy by a reformed Mjolnir. Portman’s return to the MCU (her Endgame appearance was assembled from unused Dark World footage) gives Love and Thunder the flavor of a romcom, in much the same way that (Image credit: Disney/Marvel Studios) Racing along at a relative clip – an increasing rarity in a sea of bloated superhero spectacles and mini-series – Love and Thunder takes Thor, Jane, and Valkyrie to the Omnipotent City of the gods, presided over by Russell Crowe’s hysterically funny Zeus. A preening blowhard who’s less interested in the well-being of his true believers than the logistics of his next orgy, he allows Waititi to strike gold ...

A few old favorite characters from past Thor movies make brief appearances in the film. And, like Thor: Ragnarok, before it, Thor: Love and Thunder features a play-within-a-movie scene recapping the drama of the past Thor films. Several A-listers pop up as the over-dramatic actors portraying Thor, Loki, Odin, and Hela. Here are the major cameos in Thor: Love and Thunder. Melissa McCarthy as Actor Hela Melissa McCarthy makes a surprise appearance as the actor portraying Thor and Loki’s sister Hela (played by Cate Blanchett in Thor Ragnarok). Read More: Ben Falcone as Asgardian Stage Manager Ben Falcone, who happens to be McCarthy’s husband, plays the stage manager of the Asgardian play moving all the hilariously low-tech (considering Asgardians are literal gods) props around. Sam Neill as Actor Odin Fresh off Jurassic World: Dominion, Waititi’s fellow Kiwi Sam Neill is the actor playing Thor and Loki’s dad Odin, portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in past Thor films. Jaimie Alexander as Sif Jaimie Alexander, who starred as Thor’s ally Sif in the first two Thor films had disappeared from the franchise. But she returns, briefly, to Love and Thunder to tell Thor about Gorr’s mission to kill all the gods. Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis Marvel Studios Another mainstay of the early Thor films, Kat Dennings played Jane’s assistant. She memorably kept mispronouncing the name of Thor’s hammer Mjölnir, calling it “Mew Mew.” She has since completed her doctorate in astrophysics and pops up in W...

For the first time in the history of Marvel Studios, a character in the MCU has received a fourth chapter. Thor: Love and Thunder has arrived in a vibrant and heavy metal flourish on Disney+. Chris Hemsworth and Ragnarok vibes back for the first time since 2017. Thor: Love and Thunder are "colorful," "hilarious," and "adventure." The hype for this movie Thor: Ragnarok is widely beloved by all levels of Marvel fans. Fans looking for more of what they loved about Waititi's first Marvel Studios project will likely be pleased. Coming off the heels of Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange: In The Multiverse of Madness, there has been a trend of big cameos and character appearances in Phase 4 of the MCU. Although those expectations weren't carried over to Love and Thunder, that doesn't mean it's without its surprises. Here is every character that makes an appearance in Thor: Love and Thunder. Every Character in Thor: Love and Thunder Warning - This article contains spoilers for Thor: Love and Thunder. 1.) Thor (Chris Hemsworth) Marvel Studios The God of Thunder and one of the most veteran heroes in the MCU is back for another classic Thor adventure. Chris Hemsworth has settled into this iteration of Thor Odinson and brings back everything fans have come to love from this new-age, post- Ragnarok hero. While fighting the good fight and protecting the galaxy, he catches word of gods being butchered across the universe. Thor builds a team of sidekicks, kings, and ex-girlfriends...

Their latest pairing is more extension than reinvention. But by most metrics it’s a superior reunion – wilder, funnier, and significantly more heartfelt. If Marvel has been coasting on a comfortably unexceptional level of quality for much of Phase 4, the joyous Love and Thunder is a return to the glory days of the Infinity Saga. When we rejoin Thor some four years after the events of One day a message from across the stars alerts him to the existence of Gorr, the God Butcher (Christian Bale) – a dark force on a one-man mission to slay every living deity with his deadly Necrosword. This brings Thor to New Asgard, which has turned into a tourist hotspot under the rule of King Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and back into the orbit of his ex-girlfriend Dr. Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), who has transformed into The Mighty Thor after being deemed worthy by a reformed Mjolnir. Portman’s return to the MCU (her Endgame appearance was assembled from unused Dark World footage) gives Love and Thunder the flavor of a romcom, in much the same way that (Image credit: Disney/Marvel Studios) Racing along at a relative clip – an increasing rarity in a sea of bloated superhero spectacles and mini-series – Love and Thunder takes Thor, Jane, and Valkyrie to the Omnipotent City of the gods, presided over by Russell Crowe’s hysterically funny Zeus. A preening blowhard who’s less interested in the well-being of his true believers than the logistics of his next orgy, he allows Waititi to strike gold ...

Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct.

A few old favorite characters from past Thor movies make brief appearances in the film. And, like Thor: Ragnarok, before it, Thor: Love and Thunder features a play-within-a-movie scene recapping the drama of the past Thor films. Several A-listers pop up as the over-dramatic actors portraying Thor, Loki, Odin, and Hela. Here are the major cameos in Thor: Love and Thunder. Melissa McCarthy as Actor Hela Melissa McCarthy makes a surprise appearance as the actor portraying Thor and Loki’s sister Hela (played by Cate Blanchett in Thor Ragnarok). Read More: Ben Falcone as Asgardian Stage Manager Ben Falcone, who happens to be McCarthy’s husband, plays the stage manager of the Asgardian play moving all the hilariously low-tech (considering Asgardians are literal gods) props around. Sam Neill as Actor Odin Fresh off Jurassic World: Dominion, Waititi’s fellow Kiwi Sam Neill is the actor playing Thor and Loki’s dad Odin, portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in past Thor films. Jaimie Alexander as Sif Jaimie Alexander, who starred as Thor’s ally Sif in the first two Thor films had disappeared from the franchise. But she returns, briefly, to Love and Thunder to tell Thor about Gorr’s mission to kill all the gods. Kat Dennings as Darcy Lewis Marvel Studios Another mainstay of the early Thor films, Kat Dennings played Jane’s assistant. She memorably kept mispronouncing the name of Thor’s hammer Mjölnir, calling it “Mew Mew.” She has since completed her doctorate in astrophysics and pops up in W...