Not worth it

Rating: 6/10 (26 October 2017)

I will try not to give out any spoilers, but at the same time I must warn you about this movie, yes, you read it right, warn you.
We all know the Thor movies are not exactly the brightest gem in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but after the mistakes of Thor: The Dark World you would think they would have learned their lesson, after all this movie is the end of the trilogy and I am personally happy it finally ends.
The movie tries to mix two classic stories from the comics: Ragnarok and Planet Hulk, very ambitious I must say, but this is a blend that will make you ill, let me explain you why.
The movie is 130 minutes long, yet one of the greatest and more powerful villains the MCU has ever had, Hela, only gets about 20 minutes of screen time, and in those 20 minutes you can see Cate Blanchett trying her hardest to give depth to the character, but even someone as immensely talented as her cannot pull the impossible, Hela, The Goddess of Death has been turned into a 2 dimensional cartoon.
The first act is pretty weak, and you can see the script rushes as much as they possibly can to get to the second act, which is where they try to adapt Planet Hulk, and that part takes most of the screen time and it is so boring it is not even funny. They tried to integrate a space opera of revolution against an evil dictator into the story of Ragnarok, but it is rushed, contrived and boring, and I mean mind boggling boring.
Then we get to the third act where the battle takes place in Asgard and Hela's army fights "The Revengers", I won't spoil any further but I will say that when you think quality will improve, it does not, not one bit.
This entry has to be hands down one of the worst movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
I am an MCU fan boy but I have to be truthful, and I give it 6/10, and I am being nice.
This was an amalgamation of two stories that could have been great as separate entities, but not combined, at least not in the incompetent hands of Taika Waititi, who does not deserve respect at all.