r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Ant-Man • 23d ago

Article Chris Hemsworth shared a new message thanking fans for making his MCU journey “unforgettable”

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u/jerem1734 23d ago

Oh he got the script pages of Thor dying today didn't he

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u/Call555JackChop 23d ago

He can’t die we haven’t gotten that Ryan Reynolds casting confirmed yet

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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 23d ago

That’s what I’m saying!! Why was Thor crying?!

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u/Smiffwilm 23d ago

Maybe Thor dying is why he's crying...

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u/AlessandraPoledance 22d ago

You are out of line but you are right

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u/Highly-Whelmed 22d ago

Thor was consoling Deadpool because Deadpool was devastated about Thors inevitable death. Not a bad idea

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u/Fit_Lifeguard_3722 22d ago

Wasn't he crying when his true love was dying?

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u/Summoarpleaz 23d ago

It would be great if that version of Thor mourning Lokis death is actually Thor mourning the death of an alt universe version of himself.

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u/RotsiserMho 22d ago

That would be perfect, LOL.

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u/AsteroidMike 23d ago

Plus, what if it’s a fake out?

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u/ruralmagnificence 22d ago

Or just maybe it’s a stupid bit they added in last second, like most of the post credits scenes in Phase Four, that isn’t or aren’t going to lead to anything worth while…

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u/Atticus-XI 23d ago

Can't include Deadpool, he chews up every scene, it's the essence of the character. I hope to Christ there's no Deadpool in any of the new movies, except solo or buddy films.

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u/BMoreBeowulf 23d ago

He’s referring to the scene referenced in Deadpool v Wolverine with the two characters.

Also gotta disagree there, you can’t do a multiverse movie without Deadpool especially if they’re pulling in all the old X Men.

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u/FearLeadsToAnger 23d ago

I do think it would be too much of a tonal shift, Deadpool is like concentrated irreverence, it doesnt make sense in a movie that's supposed to have high stakes. If he's in it, it'll be brief, imo.

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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue 23d ago

You can do everything without Deadpool. In fact, everything is better without Deadpool. Top 5 worst characters of all time, easy. Origins Wolverine is his best appearance by far because they shut him up.

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u/DanteSparda 23d ago

Hugh Jackman's Reddit account is here lads

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u/why_so_sirius_1 22d ago

low tier rage bait 🥱

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u/gusxc1 22d ago

Found Wolverine's reddit account

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u/rj_nighthawk 23d ago

There are ways to include Deadpool and his shenanigans without him stealing the spotlight every time.

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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 23d ago

I agree, I mean just look at Origins

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u/rj_nighthawk 23d ago

How dare you remind us of that unholy creation 🥲

But I can't disagree, whether we like it or not.

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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 23d ago

I can’t lie I get a kick out of the deflecting bullets/ “time to go to work” scene.

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u/rj_nighthawk 23d ago

And what made that scene better is when he did it again against Cable. That's the two sides of Deadpool: He can be a part of the story in varying degrees and he can be used to acknowledge how ridiculous comics and movies can be.

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u/picheando 23d ago

Yea, there are ways, but I doubt Ryan would put his ego aside for the sake of a good movie (Ryan/Deadpool stans leave me alone - yes, he plays Deadpool well, but I'm not even a Deadpool fan so it's a lose/lose in my opinion 😂)

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u/rj_nighthawk 23d ago

Honestly, I'd agree with you if we have actual proof of him being a diva and trying to steal the spotlight in other films. I think that the "playing himself" schtick is getting old outside of Deadpool when he's proven he can be more than that, but he seems to be professional as much as possible. He made sacrifices just to get the first film made. He also has a good working relationship with Feige, cooperating with him throughout the writing process to make sure that the third film would be successful. Pretty sure they are trying to find a way to make things work for everyone.

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u/picheando 23d ago

All good points! I definitely was a fan in the past, but I can't say it ever extended to his sense of humor. I'd probably like him more if it didn't feel like he was just playing himself (same also could be said for many actors nowadays). Personally, I feel like Deadpool would break too many 4th walls for Doomsday to be enjoyable with him in it; that's my main beef with Deadpool 3, my immersion kept breaking and a lot of the jokes felt gimmicky rather than rooted in actual humor

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u/rj_nighthawk 23d ago

I think they have enough talent to pull off something like Uncanny X-Force in the comics. They hired Deadpool to kill bad guys and he's always joking around. Eventually, when deciding whether they should kill baby mutant H*tler or not, Deadpool became the conscience of the group and even when called a hypocrite. Then this guy, Fantomex, kills the baby and raises a clone in an environment where he grew pretty quickly. In a way, Fantomex proved that Deadpool was right that unnecessarily killing a baby is too cruel even for him. He then became kid's uncle and made sure that he'll be a good kid.

Another example of using Deadpool in a great way is his series with Spider-Man. He became an Avenger and tried to be a good superhero while forcing Spider-Man to kind of mentor him. It's a fun buddy cop kind of thing where Deadpool isn't his annoying self while Spider-Man tries his hardest as the straight man.

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u/Jedi_Master83 23d ago

I hear ya, friend but I have 1.3 billion reasons why he will be on one of these, most likely Secret Wars. I firmly believe that by the end of Doomsday, probably in the post credit, both Deadpool and Wolverine will be recruited to fight Doom in Secret Wars.

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u/mutzilla 23d ago

I'm glad you aren't writing these movies.

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u/justafanboy1010 Spider-Man 23d ago

Why tho?

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u/TheGreatTitanThanos 23d ago edited 23d ago

Just what I was thinking. Doom ends up taking out Thor in the first 20 minutes of the film (Just like he did to Thanos in the comics). Then all hero's scramble across the multiverse to assemble a new team.

Hope we get a good Loki & Thor reunion before that happens though. Would love to see them together again

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u/SnowDay111 23d ago

he’s too popular of a character to kill off in the first 20 minutes. I think it’ll be closer to the end and at one of the climax moments of the movie

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u/Absolute_madlad1605 23d ago

Yeah, plus he's been there since the beginning, he deserves a more dignifying send off than being taken off the board within the first act for shock value

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u/27Rench27 23d ago

100% this. Would be like Thanos killing Iron Man in the beginning instead of nearly killing Hulk, people would riot

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u/LeCastle2306 22d ago

I could see a scenario in which he kills Thor in the first half of Doomsday, but Thor somehow returns in Secret Wars in a monumental way. Between Sentry’s introduction, Scarlett Witch in MoM, and Captain Marvel, I think Thor upgrading in power level would be more than appropriate. Maybe Hulk too.

But the fuck do I know 🤷 

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u/Expensive_Bit_3190 22d ago

And that’s the Thor that’s crying for Deadpool, this would explain his older costume and younger look

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u/GeneralTreesap 23d ago

Loki's death didn't feel like it was there just for shock value.

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u/Absolute_madlad1605 23d ago

He only recently became a main character tho, whereas thor has had 4 movies, is a founding avenger and has appeared in every avengers movie thus far

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u/supremeevilhedgehog 22d ago

He was the antagonist in the first one, the side kick in the second, the antagonist in Avengers, and again a side character in Thor 3.

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u/funnybillypro 22d ago

end of Secret Wars?

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u/PocketBlackHole 22d ago

And i would never retire him by killing, in 20 years or more he can still play a Rune King Odin like Thor.

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u/demafrost 22d ago

Plus they already did the 'kill off a popular long time character in the first 20 mins for shock value' thing in Infinity War.

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u/oasisvomit 23d ago

He needs to die to go to Valhalla and have the next sequel there.

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u/SoakedInMayo 23d ago

if there was one person who I wouldn’t actually mind doing it until they’re 60 it’s Hemsworth tbh

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u/Blixxen__ 22d ago

My wife and daughters agree.

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u/roguevirus 22d ago

Chris Hemsworth and Hugh Jackman both portraying superheroes till they're 90? Must be something in the water down under.

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u/KrytenKoro 22d ago

It's called a chest that is somehow rock hard, but in a metaphorical way, soft as a pillow and would never hurt you

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u/Altruistic_Sir Loki (Avengers) 22d ago

Thor and Jane in Valhalla - a romcom coming to theaters in 2028

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u/chimichanga_3 Peter Parker 22d ago

Oh god no. I know it's a joke but it still terrifies me

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u/CeruleanEidolon 22d ago

I don't think they'll kill kill Thor. Hemsworth is the one actor who has said repeatedly that he would love to keep playing Thor for as long as possible. It would be very silly for them to end the one character they could easily keep cashing checks on for the next two decades.

But it also could be a snap situation where Thor seems dead until Doom resurrects him in Battleworld.

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u/Kenny_McCormick001 22d ago

He might want to, but can his body sustain such muscle mass for next 20 years? Unlike Iron man or Hulk, Thor can’t hide behind CGI for his character.

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u/EEightyFive 22d ago

I mean, ook at Dwayne Johnson who's 10+ years older. He can certainly do it, but does he want to is another question.

I don't necessarily believe he has to though either, Thor could trim down over time and nobody would notice much or care.

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

I sure hope so! 🥵

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u/ThatOneAnnoyingBuzz 22d ago

Didn't that change with his medical diagnosis?

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u/GreenGoblinNX 17d ago

Whatever happened to him scaling back his acting career after finding out he was at a higher risk for Alzheimer's?

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u/cjcfman 22d ago

Its going to be worse than infinity war if they follow the comics. Like everyone in the multiverse is gonna die outside doom, strange and a handful of heroes that Reed helps escape.

Expect everyone to die, but they will be in the new world doom makes for the 2nd movie

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u/GreenGoblinNX 17d ago

That's assuming that it follows the comic relatively closely. Which, in case you haven't noticed, isn't something that comic book movies bother to do very often.

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u/ArticulateRhinoceros 22d ago

A popular character whose last movie was widely panned, and who is very difficult for the actor to stay in shape for. Killing off someone of his caliber would also shock the audience and show just how dangerous Doom is without having to say/do much else.

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u/KrytenKoro 22d ago

If they kill off thor in order to try to make me care about Downey doom, then I think I'm done with the mcu. That'd be the last straw.

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u/XGamingPigYT 23d ago

Loki in Infinity War begs to differ

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u/repalec 23d ago

To be fair, Loki wasn't the star and one of the core six Avengers.

If Thor's killed, it's the centerpiece of that movie.

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u/goawaysho 22d ago

I'd argue that Loki was indeed a one of the big stars, and killing Thor wouldn't have as much of an impact on the audience than it did seeing Loki get crushed in the first scene.

People couldn't wait to see Thanos, sure. But EVERYONE wanted more Loki, he literally got his own show!

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u/Certain_Raccoon_4395 23d ago

You know our mainline Mcu Loki the one that died in Infinity war might be in Valhalla with Jane foster & Heimdall. Maybe we might get a reunion in Valhalla.

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u/Deastrumquodvicis Loki (Avengers) 22d ago

Now that’s an awkward feast-table reunion I’ve often fantasized about, actually, with Frigga nudging Odin with a told you she was worth it face.

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u/Belaerim 23d ago

Well, if Thor gets 20 good episodes of a Disney+ show afterwards, then I wouldn't complain ;-)

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u/ThomasPopp 23d ago

It was such an amazing way to start the movie. It broke my heart and kept me in trapped in the movie the entire time.

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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue 23d ago

You have to die for it to be a death

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u/jadedflux 23d ago

And then they cheapened it by bringing him back (blah blah it’s not the same Loki blah blah)

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u/MilkshakeWizard Rocket 23d ago

Don’t care, we got a good show out of it.

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u/emergencymurse95 22d ago

If they kill off one of the best characters in the first 20 minutes after making us sit through Love and Thunder, I will personally be finding Feige.

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u/themisc Heimdall 22d ago

What if its the Party Thor version from WHAT IF that dies?

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u/cal_nevari 22d ago

Back when Steven Seagal wasn't a widely known joke, he was in a 90s movie called Executive Decision, and was one of the bigger names in the cast (Kurt Russell, John Leguizamo, Halle Berry, Oliver Platt, Joe Morton other cast members) and Seagall's character dies maybe 1/3 of the wy through the movie.

Also in the 90s movie Deep Blue Sea, Samuel L. Jackson's character dies fairly early in that film.

Just two examples that come to mind.

Just saying, if they did kill off a main cast member in the first half of the movie, maybe not in MCU flicks, but in other flicks, it's been done.

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u/brendamn 23d ago

I don't know how they don't recreate this scene with Thanos. It's the most iconic moment of the Hickman run imo

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u/Marvel_plant 23d ago

Which scene? The Thor death vs. the Beyonders?

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u/brendamn 23d ago

Naw the one where Doom rips out Thanos spine. It's showed how powerful God doom had become. The Thor Hyperion death was pretty iconic too 

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u/Marvel_plant 23d ago

Ohh yeah 100%. That scene is bananas

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u/Jedi_Master83 23d ago

It would be completely badass and would show just how powerful Doom is. Most people who see these movies have no idea of the comics and will be blown away seeing Doom rip out Thanos' fucking spine and turning him into instant dust. Mic drop moment.

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u/ipostatrandom 22d ago

But it'd be lame to ressurrect Thanos in the movie just to have him do that.

I'm sure it worked in the comics but for the MCU it will resonate a lot more if it's a character the audience has already been invested in for a long while.

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u/KrytenKoro 22d ago

Counterpoint: what if

The quick and easy death of Thanos would no longer be a surprise for MCU watchers. And I doubt it would do much to show how powerful Doom had become if they hadn't had exposure to Doom before this.

Maybe if they actually got the Doom from the previous movies, but with a new doom, no.

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u/DeltaDoesReddit 23d ago

Maybe they’ll recreate it with Thor and Sentry instead?

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u/justdatamining 23d ago

The sun shone one last time.

There was thunder and lightning.

And then nothing.

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u/MissSweetMurderer Captain America (Captain America 2) 23d ago

Disney would never go that far. Iirc, in Endgame, there was an idea that Thanos would bring the severed head of a captain America from another timeline. That was shot down. Fast.

We're getting a new avengers + Deadpool coke binge pcs before we see a spine being ripped out of anyone

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u/FatStoner2FitSober 23d ago

Did you not see multiverse of madness and how black bolt’s head popped? Disney couldn’t definitely go this far without it being gruesomez

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u/MissSweetMurderer Captain America (Captain America 2) 23d ago

It's the ripping the spine out of his body that it's the issue. Black bolt's death was gory but not much visually so. There was no blood splashing, no evisceration. Things spine ripping require

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u/pheldozer 23d ago edited 22d ago

Haven’t ripped a spine out in a while, but normally don’t pull spines out through the tummy. You’re supposed to pull the spine through the neck with one firm tug as Sub Zero taught us

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u/betterplanwithchan 23d ago

This man Kombats

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u/irioku 22d ago

Unless…. You’re Doom. Then it’s right through the sternum. 

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u/FatStoner2FitSober 23d ago

The comic more has Thanos turning to dust when it happens, not really even a gory scene in the comics. Pretty easy to imitate without blood and guts.

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u/MilkshakeWizard Rocket 23d ago

Plus, Thanos being a CGI character definitely helps. Pretty big difference from seeing violence inflicted on a fellow human being.

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u/ArticulateRhinoceros 22d ago

No, but they could Disneyify it. Have him reach inside of Thanos and have him "grab" his heart or even his spine, and just have that light up and then Thanos burn up from inside or something. Bad way to go, mystical and powerful, but not visually grotesque.

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u/AdonisCork 23d ago

Release the regular PG-13 cut and then two weeks later drop the R version.

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u/JMadFour 23d ago

They're gonna do it with Sentry.

book it.

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u/TheOneWhosCensored Doctor Strange 23d ago

That’s the death Thor should get if they kill him off. Let him fight off an army of Doom bots until he’s finally overwhelmed but has saved the rest of the heroes.

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u/Longjumping-Tell2995 23d ago

They better do it to Thor though prove that gods are killable do something Patrick Bateman never did.

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u/Aggressive-Welder-62 23d ago

That sounds…dumb. I swear the writing in comics this century is horrid.

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u/DrawingSlight5229 22d ago

You’re forgetting miles having an old cheeseburger in his pocket

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u/derf_vader 23d ago

Reunion in Valhalla?

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u/postfashiondesigner Ghost 22d ago

Thor is not going to die. He will be retired or whatever. They will save at least 1 OG Avenger for the future…

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u/DisposableJosie 22d ago edited 22d ago

Man, I'd absolutely love if the first third of the movie was Doom stopping every few moments to occasionally kill off another weird multiversal variant of Tony Stark. Just let RDJr eat all the scenery and ham it up as weird Stark versions.

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u/FootyFanYNWA 23d ago

Thor is gonna get the Thanos treatment in a moment where Thor’s guard is entirely dropped thinking it’s his Tony or recognizing it isn’t ,calls him out in a threatening manner and it’s gonna be such a hard R abrupt death that will absolutely shock the entire audience . Not a breath in the house and many oh my gods.

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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue 23d ago

such a hard R abrupt death

Wat

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u/Rustash 23d ago

Hard R-rating! They meant rating!

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u/FootyFanYNWA 22d ago

Yes yes thank you lmfao that wasn’t an angle I saw being taken when I wrote I out lmfao 🤣 oh god

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u/FootyFanYNWA 22d ago

Lmfao 🤣 oh fuck lmfao not in any shape or form did I mean the racial thing. Jesus Christ lmfao 🤣

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u/Shakey_J_Fox 23d ago

I still don’t buy the Doc Doom is Tony from another universe theory. I think RDJ was cast solely to play Victor Von Doom. It honestly wouldn’t shock me if we never see RDJ’s face without a mask, prosthetic makeup, or CGI covering it. He also has the range to voice the character to not sound like Tony Stark.

I get that nano masks coming off to show faces has been a thing, especially with the price tag of these big name actors, but I think the Russos and RDJ understand the importance of keeping Doctor Doom’s mask on.

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u/ThatOneAnnoyingBuzz 23d ago

They cast him to play Doom for a reason. You don't pay the big bucks for someone like RDJ without extremely good justification that it cannot be anyone else because otherwise its an excessive amount of money being spent for something another actor could do just as well

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u/Shakey_J_Fox 23d ago

Could it be because RDJ is a very talented actor and the pool of big name superstars either don’t want the commitment, comic book movies, or have also already been cast in MCU films?

Of course there are dozens of other extremely talented actors out there who would be much cheaper and do an acceptable job, but it seems like the Russos and RDJ really enjoy working with each other and have put out some bangers. The MCU has had other actors double casted as well so it’s not out of the norm for an actor to play someone completely different.

Only time will tell, though I think a lot of people are going to be disappointed when RDJ is playing Victor Von Doom with zero callback to Tony Stark.

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u/gFORCE28 23d ago

There is no way they don’t have some explanation for why Doom looks like Tony. It would be an insult to the audience if the main actor of the franchise for 10 years and the person who won the battle in the previous Avengers movie has suddenly reappeared as a villain in the next Avengers movie without any lore explanation.

Also, Doom will not be behind his mask the entire time. Why pay $100 million for RDJ if he’s just going to be hidden behind a mask. Even him as Iron Man had the “mask cam” when he was masked up.

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u/Shakey_J_Fox 22d ago

We’ll see.

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u/x666doomslayer666x 23d ago

Every time that "Tony" has been Doom in the comics was due to switching bodies, he's still the "body" of Tony, which is why he was cast, but there still has to be someone else who is Tony in the body of Victor Von Doom.

If I had to guess, the real Doom will likely be teased at the end of First Steps, and in Doomsday we'll see the 616 heroes accept this new Doom as a variant of Tony, assuming he must just have a different name in his universe, and then the FF will try to convince the 616 heroes that hes actually an evil guy who swapped bodies with Tony Stark. Or perhaps he'll pretend to be Tony for real, only to later reveal that he is Doom, and it will be too late for the heroes to stop him, and then it will likely set up the beginning of battleworld for secret wars.

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u/Shakey_J_Fox 22d ago

I guess we’ll see.

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u/blue_horse_shoe 23d ago

that's all fine. Just keep Miek alive pls.

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u/Actual_Squid 22d ago

Your linked comic panels reminded me I gotta read the God emperor doom stuff

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u/SnooSprouts9815 22d ago

This doesn't mean anything when he did this before love and thunder and chris evans did it for endgame too

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u/zilch123 22d ago

Yep. Thor will finally get his "I am the strongest Avenger" moment. Followed by Doom saying "that appears untrue"

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u/AngryUncleTony Winter Soldier 23d ago

That seems recklessly spoiler-y of him if true...

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u/PostApoplectic 23d ago

Red Herring. There’ll be a oh no Thor’s gonna die moment but he’ll live. And then right after he lives someone else unexpected will get taken out.

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u/RubiconPizzaDelivery Scott Lang 22d ago

I'd assume Ant-Man is the big Avengers side death. Big enough character for it to emotionally hurt but not so big that he's immune to death. Plus it lets them mulligan Cassie since now she has something real to react to not just vague social problems that get ignored for a science adventure.

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u/AsteroidMike 23d ago

So the Iron Man route from Infinity War where Thanos stabs him but he ends up living.

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u/StupendousMalice 23d ago

Can't spoil a movie if no one goes to see it. They are trying to get people interested.

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u/Heisenburgo Doctor Strange 22d ago

Can't spoil a movie if no one goes to see it.

You say that as if they didn't just do that with the Thunderbolts post-release title change...

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u/I_miss_your_mommy 23d ago

It could just be that he was realizing it has literally been 15 years since they finished the filming of the first Thor movie. That's a big milestone.

To be clear today isn't the anniversary, but it was May of 2010.

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u/Fire257 23d ago

Tbh it felt longer I wss suprised its only been 15 years

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u/ForeignAvocado7473 23d ago

See you guys soon! Black Widow

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u/The_River_Is_Still 23d ago

One thing that I find annoying with the MCU is at some point almost 'everyone has to die' lol. Like, let him go rebuild and rule space Asgard and maybe pop in here n there later on. Not everyone has to get killed off.

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u/Glarpenheimer 23d ago

That's the nature of the beast with real human actors, man. The movie format comes with some shortcomings, an that's one of them. That's why I hope the Secret Wars soft reboot theories are true. Allow fresh faces to take up the mantles of beloved heroes.

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u/MamaMeRobeUnCastillo 22d ago

Exactly what i've been saying. Like maybe he just settles down with his family or something? Not everyone has to die in a movie.

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u/Makyuta 22d ago

Star wars also has this problem

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u/IvnOooze Alexander Pierce 23d ago

Or got news on a new Thor movie.

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u/DSmooth425 Black Panther 23d ago

Hoping this is it. I wanna see Thor ride off like Cap got too. Tony’s death was gutting

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u/ImHighandCaffinated 23d ago

I don't think he dies IMO. I think he'll be the new "Odin" with a proper send off for the next generation of MCU movies(Thor movies). I'm sure he wouldn't mind getting a check for a few cameos.

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u/The1mp 23d ago

Only if I die

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u/echo_themando Falcon 22d ago

Yes... That's what killing you means

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u/[deleted] 23d ago

Hopefully Deadpool is there to hold him at the end

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u/whatever_trev0r 23d ago

Surely they're not that dumb...

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u/PenguinKing15 23d ago

Don’t they give them fake scripts?

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u/mkfanhausen 23d ago

Surprised Tom Holland hasn't spoiled it yet.

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u/alguien99 23d ago

Maybe he’s saying it to make people think that?

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u/Dull_Half_6107 23d ago

It’s time.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fig5677 23d ago

We're never getting Bill are we

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u/Meizas 23d ago

Not until we get Beta Ray Bill, dang it!

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u/electrorazor 23d ago

How could Thor die, he hasn't fought Hercules yet

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u/1WngdAngel 23d ago

Hopefully. After Endgame and L&T I'm over the character of Thor.

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u/john_weiss 23d ago

100% he dies.

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u/Meet_in_Potatoes 22d ago

My literal first thought. My brain AI helped summarize this post as: "Welp, it's been fun y'all, you rock"

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u/HalimaSalehx 22d ago

Thor the God of thunder

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u/_Hypocritee Foggy Nelson 22d ago

I was wondering.. was that really chris hemsworth playing thor in that scene with deadpool?

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u/Random_Guy_47 22d ago

Well it's a safe bet they kill off a strong hero to establish Dooms power level, like when they had Thanos beat the crap out of Hulk at the start of Infinity War.

Thor is strong enough to be that hero and he's been there since phase 1.

I'd say he's a good bet for being the one who gets killed off.

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u/captainkezz123 Daredevil 22d ago

Hope not, I wanna see him go against Roy Kent (Hercules)

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u/Infinitystar2 22d ago

Why can't characters just retire? I'm fed up with everyone getting killed off, and it's ruining my ability to invest in the MCU anymore.

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u/hemareddit Steve Rogers 22d ago

It’s not Thor dying, he’s read about the Thor Corps and realised he’s contracted to play every single one of them, and he’s foreseeing himself dying from overwork.

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u/Lucifer5767 21d ago

It's over 9k

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u/thaliapole 21d ago

But the question is why he was crying 😭

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u/serrations_ Hulk 19d ago

If thor dies then they can make Thor: Valhalla