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Thor: Ragnarok

Mysterious hostile forces captured Thor. He fails to reach Infinity Stones threading his way over the skeleton in the cage. He believes that one of ways to get a straight answer from Surtur is to be captured. He finds out from Surtur that Asgard is left defenseless because of his absence as Odin is no longer there. Ragnarok is very close to Asgard and there's nothing can be done unless Thor uses Surtur's crown as the source of his powers.
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Lyles' Movie Files
October 27, 2017 That Ragnarok can even be in the conversation for best Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is a major victory for Marvel Studios.
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Sunday Times (UK)
October 29, 2017 You may find yourself longing for the days when superheroes played it straight.
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Contactmusic.com
October 27, 2017 The most riotously enjoyable Marvel movie yet.
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Village Voice
October 27, 2017 In its own weird little way, Thor: Ragnarok manages to poke fun at the constant churn of myth and entertainment of which the movie itself is a part. It's a candy-colored cage of delights, but it is a cage nevertheless - and it doesn't hide that fact.
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Rolling Stone
October 26, 2017 Granted, there are probably more monsters and CGI battles and explosions than the movie needs. But director Waititi and star Hemsworth keep this Thor party hopping like it's 1999 and Ragnarok will never come. Good times.
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TIME Magazine
October 26, 2017 Thor: Ragnarok is packed tight with zooming space vehicles and noisy thunder battles, but the movie's extravagant excess is more narcotizing than energizing. Even poor Thor seems lost in all of it, and he's supposed to be its star.
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Observer (UK)
October 29, 2017 The film finds absurd comedy by juxtaposing the extraordinary with deliciously prosaic details.
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Newark Star-Ledger
October 27, 2017 Like the antic entertainer at a children's party, director Taiki Waititi keeps us distracted with sudden noises, bright objects and silly jokes. It's not a bad plan.
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AV Club
October 30, 2017 It makes an ageless space god with the nobility of King Arthur and the bodacious abs of a supermodel look like an underdog. Fallibility, not lightning, is his secret weapon.
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Newsday
October 26, 2017 Turns down the Shakespearean pretensions, cranks up the humor and delivers what is essentially an action-comedy with swords and capes.
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The Ooh Tray
October 29, 2017 A little light to be anything other than pleasingly disposable.
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Consequence of Sound
October 29, 2017 Even for a Marvel film, Thor: Ragnarok is a weightless lark, almost to a fault. Waititi has so much fun playing with his toys that, at times, he forgets to offer the proceedings enough import. These are marginal concerns, at the end of the day.
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