Outstanding

Rating: 7/10 (15 November 2017)

Firstly sorry for the huge gap from this post to the last post, but without further ado. Thor: Ragnarok is a neon-infused delusion of what superhero films could look like. There are massive monsters and attractive women; zombie armies and a large unearthly dog; an evil witch and Jeff Goldblum, but this isn't just an additional film to add to the already amazing set of Thor films. Ragnarok is the child of confident filmmaking and understanding of what the Thor franchise has always been. It takes a character that could have always been more as people and audiences have said about Thor, sure he is a god who can destroy basically anything and everything with his Mjölnir (his hammer)but viewers have said that there is more to Thor than is being shown on screen and that's what is shown in Ragnarok. Marvel have kept to their promise through competent storytelling and unbridled enthusiasm for the world that it will. This is exactly the type of reward that audiences expected to receive from this film. The vibrancy of the scenes and the DVD cover it attracts and compels the audience to look further into the scene and draws the audience eye every which way and keeps the audience drawn in at every moment, thus never losing their attention for a moment. Follow me on Instagram @gabewatling and Twitter @gmwatling