Once Upon a Twilight! Thor: Ragnarok Director: Taika Waititi Writer: Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle Starring: Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Cate Blanchett. Social Handles: Twitter Facebook Instagram  IMDb. Thor. Ragnarok. Imprisoned, the mighty Thor finds himself in a lethal gladiatorial contest against the Hulk, his former ally. Thor must fight for survival and race against time to prevent the all- powerful Hela from destroying his home and the Asgardian civilization. Thor: Ragnarok was an absolute blast.

The moment it starts you could tell what the tone was once the movie begins. The scenes were incredibly well done from every actors performance. The dialogue between Thor and Hulk was amazing as well as the fight between them. The plot was great it went well with the movie.

Throughout the movie is a lot of comedy and right when there's a serious scene the comedy takes you right out of. It has a very good way of transition of serious moments to comedic scenes. Tessa Thompson was perfect as Valkyrie her dialogue between the characters were very humorous. Graphics were absolutely outstanding they give great pacing to let you take in the environment of the movie with its awesome graphics and the little Easter eggs the have in this film. Tom Hiddleston kills it at Loki once again with his interaction with each character. Hulk makes this movie fun and so entertaining keeping you wanting more and wonder what he'll do or say next. Once it gets to the end of the film you feel the urge of wanting more from the actors and their over all great performances as these characters.

Thor: Ragnarok does answer questions that we're ask from the other films. Also ties in to what they have in store for Avengers: infinity war.

Go watch it! FUN FACTS ABOUT THOR: RAGNAROK(copyrights Disney). Ragnarok translates to “the end of the universe” in Norse mythology, so it’s fair to.

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Director Taika Waititi not only directs, but also plays a new CGI character in the Marvel. Cinematic Universe named Korg (introduced by Marvel in a 1. Waititi is. well known for not only directing, but acting in his own films. On those days when he did double duty as director while also portraying the character. Korg before the cameras, Waititi was required by the VFX team to don the neutralgray motion capture leotard, dotted all over with halved ping pong balls, used fortracking purposes in post- production when the VFX animators create the CG characterin the computer.

It was a strange sight for everyone on set to see him directing in thatgetup!- Characters from the Marvel comics coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in “Thor: Ragnarok” include the villainous Hela (Cate Blanchett), introduced in the Marvel comicsin 1. Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), debuting on the comic bookpages in 1. Skurge, the executioner (Karl Urban), a 1. Sakaarian dictator Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum), first appearing in the Marvel comics in. Cate Blanchett’s, Hela, one of Thor’s most formidable enemies from the comics, is thefirst leading female villain in any of the Marvel Studios’ feature films to date.- The film is the first feature in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to shoot not only in. Australia, but in the entire Southern Hemisphere.- Village Roadshow Studios has nine sound stages and “Thor Ragnarok” utilized all nine ofthem for both filming and construction. Stage 9, the largest sound stage in the Southern.

Hemisphere, was completed just weeks before Marvel Studios moved into Village. Roadshow for pre- production on “Thor: Ragnarok.”- The world of Sakaar in the story is like nothing ever before seen in any of the previous.

Marvel Studios’ films. Its design was inspired by the comic book illustrations of Jack Kirby, who co- created “Thor” (with Stan Lee) in 1. Watch Price Check Online Fandango. Sakaar is the world ruled by Jeff. Goldblum’s dictatorial character, Grandmaster.- The two backlot sets at Village Roadshow Studios (Asgard Piazza and Sakaar) are,collectively, equal in size to two American football fields. It took production over fourmonths to build them with a crew numbering over 4. Oscar®- winning production designer Dan Hennah (“Lord of the Rings,” “The Hobbit”trilogies) and production designer Ra Vincent (“What We Do in the Shadows”) designedover two- dozen sets (both stage and exterior builds) for the 1.

Veteran costume designer Mayes Rubeo (“Avatar,” “Warcraft,” “The Great Wall”) madeover 2,5. Asgard and. Sakaar), with all materials sourced in Australia.-  Throughout the four- day shoot in Brisbane, Australia, both Chris Hemsworth and Tom. Hiddleston took every break in filming to greet the fans by shaking hands, throwing“swag” (posters, sunglasses, T- shirts and such from “Thor: The Dark World”) out to thecrowd, signing autographs and grabbing personal cell phones for that once- in- a- lifetimeselfie. Many people (of all ages!) came back, day after day, rain or shine, for hours onend, to catch a close- up glimpse of the actual movie stars.- Chris Hemsworth also had fun handing out pizzas to the Brisbane crowds, which werepurchased by the production’s location manager, Duncan Jones.- A local teenager spent all week on location hoping to meet Tom Hiddleston because shehad sketched a portrait of Loki that she wanted to present to him. Production arrangedfor the two to meet in front of the local TV cameras.- While shooting an exterior scene in the Australian wilderness, filming was brieflyinterrupted when a large python fell from the dense trees above. No cast or crew wereharmed, and the snake was safely relocated by a professional snake handler, but notbefore a few brave crew members snapped some pictures.-  On days where Cate Blanchett was shooting, before cameras rolled on the first shot,Cate made a habit of leading the crew through a few minutes of calisthenics to start theday off right.- During the early morning hours, before crew arrived for work, wild kangaroos wereoften spotted hanging around the backlot near the exterior sets of Asgard and Sakaar.- On the first day of principal photography, a local Maori tribe performed a ceremonialdance to bless the crew in hopes for a smooth shoot. Eighty- four days of successfulshooting later, the tribe returned and delivered a beautiful closing ceremony as aculmination to an incredible experience of filming on native land in Australia.