PG-13
2022    1h 59mAction, Adventure
6.164%76%6.4
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After his retirement is interrupted by Gorr the God Butcher, a galactic killer who seeks the extinction of the gods, Thor Odinson enlists the help of King Valkyrie, Korg, and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster, who now wields Mjolnir as the Mighty Thor. Together they embark upon a harrowing cosmic adventure to uncover the mystery of the God Butcher’s vengeance and stop him before it’s too late.
Directed by Taika Waititi
  • Chris HemsworthThor / Executive Producer
  • Natalie PortmanJane Foster / The Mighty Thor
  • Christian BaleGorr
  • Tessa ThompsonKing Valkyrie
  • Taika WaititiKorg / Old Kronan God (voice) / Director / Writer
  • Russell CroweZeus
  • Jaimie AlexanderSif
  • Idris ElbaHeimdall
  • Chris PrattPeter Quill / Star-Lord
  • Dave BautistaDrax
  • Karen GillanNebula
  • Pom KlementieffMantis
  • Sean GunnKraglin / On-Set Rocket
  • Vin DieselGroot (voice)
  • Bradley CooperRocket (voice)
  • Carly ReesMiek
  • Kat DenningsDarcy
  • Brett GoldsteinHercules
  • Stellan SkarsgårdSelvig
  • Luke HemsworthActor Thor
  • Sean McConnell1d ago
    Worst Sequel Ever Made 👎👎
  • loco21July 7, 2025
    Thor was great, till this. They tried so hard to make it funny…
  • Zokkiie7d ago
    I really like the Mighty Thor run, so I was excited to see Jane return, but this didn't really work for me. Natalie Portman is fine, but the forced comedy makes her performance feel weaker than it should. Christian Bale is easily the highlight as Gorr, and there are some genuinely good emotional moments. I also never bought the Thor/Jane relationship here—it feels pretty forced—and honestly, I would've preferred Beta Ray Bill in this story. The humor is the biggest problem by far. Ragnarok knew when to be funny and when to take things seriously, while this goes completely overboard and constantly kills its own emotional moments. The tone is all over the place, some characters are wasted, and the CGI looks sloppy in several scenes, almost unfinished. There are some fun fights and good ideas, but too much of the movie just feels like a missed opportunity.
  • Justafilmguy69July 3, 2026
    It's not as bad as everyone says. Yes it gets exhausting in that unique marveslop way at times but It's kinda funny. I kind of skipped through the tedious actions scenes since there's absolutely no point in watching those anymore they're all the same in every marvel movie except Captain America imo. I expected really bad humour, It's not that bad it's just a lighthearted Thor movie.
  • frohbMarch 13, 2025
    The only good thing about this movie is Christian Bale, and still they've fucked up this villain story...
  • AidansCollectionYTJune 21, 2026
    Really, really bad. Gorr was the only part of that movie I liked, whole rest of it was ass.
  • thomasrogers753April 10, 2026
    This is forever going to be the movie the people bring up when they want to bash the post Endgame MCU. Yes this movie is not the best and has some really low lows (Axl CGI), but there are moments I enjoyed. The actors are completely innocent in this movie they’re working with a pretty bland and meanness script for the majority of this movie. Bale especially stood out to me, as he does most of the time let’s be real, and Hemsworth is literally the only person on planet earth who could be Thor. For me I’m just tired of using Thor as a comedy act and I’m really hoping his charecter doomsday and going forward brings him back to his more serious side
  • AjaySeptember 2, 2025
    Love & Thunder is yet another great film by Waititi, with the humour and ties to the larger MCU keeping Thor's escapades strung together well. The concepts of loss are more profound than the Asgardian's other films, and it becomes another step in the "Life of Thor" as we watch him continue to grow the way Odin always knew he would. My only gripe is the absolute treasure trove behind Gorr - primarily, the Necrosword. Within the Earth-616 timeline, we know Knull forged it on his homeworld, and that starts adding the link to Spider-Man and Venom. But the sword itself and Gorr aren't used as much, acting almost as a secondary antagonist, falling under the shadow (pun intended) of "real life problems". While Love & Thunder is a strong film, it seems that the "darkness" that Marvel wants to explore is a human darkness, and not one that corrupts beyond anything we can imagine. And given that it's Thor (and the Mighty Lady Thor), I need more darkness. And hammer.
  • HakihikoMarch 25, 2026
    Colorful Fun That Struggles to Find Balance "Thor: Love and Thunder" leans heavily into humor and vibrant spectacle, delivering an experience that feels energetic and playful from the very beginning. Its tone is intentionally exaggerated and lighthearted, aiming to recapture the quirky charm of its predecessor while pushing the character into even more comedic territory. The performances are lively and clearly committed to the film's eccentric style. The cast embraces the absurdity with enthusiasm, bringing charisma and strong comedic timing that helps many scenes remain entertaining even when the material becomes overly whimsical. Visually, the film is bold and eye-catching, filled with bright colors, stylized action, and imaginative set pieces. The soundtrack adds to the high-energy atmosphere, reinforcing the film's playful identity and giving the spectacle an extra layer of excitement. The script keeps a brisk pace, moving quickly between jokes, action, and emotional beats. While this rhythm keeps the film easy to watch, it sometimes prevents certain moments from fully landing, as tonal shifts can feel abrupt rather than smoothly developed. At times, the heavy reliance on humor undermines the dramatic potential of the story. Some ideas are introduced with promise but are not explored deeply enough, leaving the overall narrative feeling slightly superficial. Despite its inconsistencies, the film remains a colorful and entertaining ride. Its charm, visual flair, and energetic performances make it enjoyable in the moment, even if it doesn't leave the same lasting impression as stronger entries in the franchise.
  • parraloxJanuary 13, 2026
    RIP the once Mighty Thor. You are now a punch-line.
  • Drew SwordsJanuary 9, 2026
    How did bro make Jojo Rabbit? L movie 👎👎
  • hawk99gtOctober 31, 2024
    Made Thor look like a weak idiot. Far cry from the first Thor movie. They could have made this the best movie with Gor the god killer story line. But failed just put woke agenda in the forefront.
  • kade253December 31, 2025
    This was a bad movie, Jane is uninteresting and coated with plot armor.
  • Moon ManDecember 14, 2025
    Not like this
  • J. MarshMarch 24, 2025
    Meh. Mildly entertaining sometimes, and just stupid at others. I'm glad I watched it on someone else's dime, else I'd be asking for a refund.

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