Whereas Thor: Love and Thunder will arrive in theaters on next July 12, several lucky ones were able to see the content of the film and took pleasure in detailing the secrets of these additional scenes. The first observation is that the feature film by Taika Waititi doesn’t seem to put anything fancy in place. Selected pieces. Warning, the rest of this article is full of spoilers. !
Against all odds, the sites that had access to the film declare that Gorr the Butcher of the Gods (Christian Bale) will be at the center of the film. The latter declares the Gods responsible for the death of his daughter and decides to take revenge by killing them all. Jane Foster (Mighty Thor) sacrifices herself at the end of the film, feeling condemned, in order to stop Gorr who was not far from killing the Thor by Chris Hemsworth. The latter ends up being touched by the act of jane and sacrifices himself to bring his daughter back from the dead. A curious way to complete the feature film. It remains to be seen whether Taika Waititi will have done it in a clumsy way which is highly probable given the ability of the New Zealand filmmaker to take a whole universe in self-mockery.
First post-credits scene
In the middle scene of the credits of Thor: Love and Thunder, Zeus (Russell Crowe), who tried to kill Thor, Korg, Valkyrie and Janesend Hercules (Brett Goldstein) to track Thor. A scene that prepares the continuation of the adventures of the Asgardian hero. So there will indeed be a Thor 5despite initial intentions of Chris Hemsworthwho had repeatedly implied that Love and Thunder was his last lap in the costume of the thunder god. He could durably detach himself from all the intrigues linked to avengers to build his own story, always keeping a connection with certain secondary characters of Marvel.
Second post-credits scene
The very last scene shows Heimdall (Idris Elba) in a white and gray dress. He welcomes Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) to Valhalla, the Asgardian concept of the afterlife. One way to bring back the Asgardian goalkeeper, much appreciated by fans, at the turn of a last scene and draw a definitive line on Jane Foster. No clear trend on the future of the MCU, however!