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The detrimental effect of the Marvel franchise is to remove the word "miracle" from the power of dictionaries and turn it into a movie-like equivalent to Belvita or Splenda. The franchise is still in its infancy, but occasionally unleashed its spectacular peculiarities in theatrical releases. But these days, even Marvel's efforts to change that formula have become official. The manager has little opportunity to take, and the individual talents of the director and actor are submerged in the undifferentiated mud of the computerized spectacle.
Thor: Love & Thunder, Taika Waititi is far from Marvel's worst theatrical production. It's lively, amiable and direct. His inevitably tragic relationship and hypocritical sense of purpose are left to the goblin spirit of the cartoons on Saturday morning, if not their playfulness. And the story has a refreshing simplicity and clarity. (The script was written by Waititi and Jennifer Kaytin Robinson.) However, the film goes through the nervous system without nourishing or leaving residue.
The villain is a character named Gore, whose young daughter dies in her arms as she wanders the desert, swearing allegiance to Rap. Her sad father then meets Rap (Johnny Blue), who cruelly enjoys the expectations of Gore's rewards for the afterlife. Gore vows to defeat Rap with a handy superweapon called the Necrosword and pursue the first murder in terror to wipe out the gods-and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) next. Thor lives in his reconstructed hometown of New Asgard. (The original was destroyed in the 2017 movie Thor: Ragnarok.) His former astrophysicist Dr. Jane Foster (Nataly Portman), terminal cancer. Her chemotherapy isn't working, so she goes to New Asgard hoping that the magic of Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, will heal her. Just then, Gorr attacks New Asgard, unleashing giant spidery reptiles to kidnap the town`s children in order to lure Thor to his lair. Both Jane and the New Asgard resident Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), who now runs an ice-cream parlor, joins forces with Thor and his quippy, rock-assembled sidekick, Korg (Waititi), to battle the villain.
The melodramatic shadow of mortality that dominates the action of “Thor: Love and Thunder” has no darkness—it`s as bright-toned as the movie`s glittery C.G.I. Marvel removed the sting from death when the characters that it obliterated at the end of “Avengers: Infinity War” returned for that movie`s sequel, “Avengers: Endgame.” But Waititi, the director of the Holocaust romp “Jojo Rabbit,” has redeployed his manifest talent for mitigating horror. Jane`s ailment is a mere pretext for the busted-up couple`s sentimental reunion, for a greeting-card life lesson to “never stop fighting”—as if Marvel`s superheroes might otherwise retire to their country houses and write their memoirs—and also, yes, for yet another homily about the promise of the afterlife.
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