Meanwhile, Hemsworth proves a dab hand in his double-take double act with Mark Ruffalo as Hulk's alter ego Bruce Banner and there are tasty performances from Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr Strange and Tessa Thompson as a feisty warrior woman. Kiwi director Taika Waititi ( What We Do in the Shadows) serves up a hugely entertaining, laugh-out-loud romp with brilliant brawls, humour delivered with deadpan finesse (not least by Waititi himself as hilariously random rock beast Korg) and plenty of in-jokes.
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But once a not-so-mighty Thor - shorn of hammer, costume and hair - encounters old sparring partner (and missing Avenger) the Hulk in the ring and the shellackings have been handed out, a hoot of a buddy movie ensues - think Midnight Run or a Hope/Crosby Road movie, only with a god and a rage monster in bickering tandem. OK, death goddess Hela (played with haughty relish by Cate Blanchett) banishes Thor and his slippery sibling Loki (Tom Hiddleston) to a faraway planet where life and death depends on surviving a gladiatorial arena overseen by a louche Jeff Goldblum. Thor: Ragnarok Director Plays Korg In The Movie By Tim Karan / Ap12:44 pm EST A major 'Planet Hulk' character will appear in Thor: Ragnarok, and he'll be played by none other than. However, a shackled Thor coolly cracking quips like Bruce Willis in his pomp is a sign of things to come, for this fabulous fantasy is the Marvel Universe at its funniest. With Chris Hemsworth's thunder god initially in the clutches of a demonic fire giant ranting about the end of Asgard (or Ragnarok in Norse parlance), you might be expecting a grim, doom-laden instalment. Title: Thor: Ragnarok Release date: OctoTitle: Thor: Ragnarok Release date: NovemArtistic director: Sébastien Reding Adaptations: Michel Gatignol Pascal Lortie Dubbing studio: Audio Post Production SPR Inc. Here's a round-up of some of our favorite Korg memes.Family ties and family lies come home to roost for Thor in the third solo adventure for the immortal Avenger. One of the biggest surprises in Thor: Ragnarok was Korg, the Kronan warrior who ended up becoming a close friend of the God of Thunder and as it turns out, Ragnarok wasn’t his first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as he briefly appeared in Thor: The Dark World.
We injected him into more and more scenes and before you know it he was all over the movie."Īs you would expect, Marvel fans are already taking quite a liking to Korg, and celebrating him with plenty of pieces of memes and fanart. Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi revealed that Chris Hemsworth came up with the idea to extend the fan-favorite character Korgs screen time in the. Chris was loving that when we started doing those scenes, and we started shooting some stuff. In the film, Korg is paired at times with his friend. So it's a strange combination of a big guy with a gentle-natured presence. Waititi plays double duty on Thor: Ragnarok, not only working from behind the camera, but also in front of it, too, playing one of the film’s most memorable characters, Korg a giant rock creature whose presence is intimidating until you hear his adorable soft-spoken New Zealand accent. "I kind of based it on people I remember from home. "We would start getting into those scenes and I would play with the voice and we thought wouldn't it be funny if this big hulking rock guy had this very delicate voice?" Waititi said in a recent interview. With Waititi ultimately having a larger role in front of the camera than initially planned, Korg ended up being a scene-stealer in an already packed cast, delivering plenty of hilarious jokes along the way.
The film (officially) introduced audiences to Korg, the soft-spoken alien voiced by Ragnarok director Taika Waititi.
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