"Avengers 4" did not give Brother Hammer a decent ending, so Brother Hammer decided to regain his strength in "Thor 4", come back strongly, and give his love story a not-so-perfect explanation. Judging from the box office, the box office of "Thunder 4" in its first week has excee

"Avengers 4" did not give Brother Hammer a decent ending, so Brother Hammer decided to regain his strength in "Thor 4", come back strongly, and give his love story a not-so-perfect explanation.
Judging from the box office, the box office of "Thunder 4" in its first week has exceeded that of its predecessor "Thunder 3". However, its reputation began to become polarized after its release, and it was even not as good as "Thunder 2", which has been criticized by everyone. Although

continues the comedy style of "Thunder 3", the laughs seem to be a bit out of touch with the plot and not strong enough. It seems that continuing to follow the same old routine may not be a good thing. In terms of the
plot, the pace is too fast, maybe because the movie is a bit short, just two hours. I wonder if the director was rushing to do something like that. Anyway, I feel like I haven’t watched it for long, the progress bar is already halfway through, and the progress of the plot seems to have just begun.
is also because the duration is too short. Many plots in the middle are not introduced clearly, and another plot inexplicably jumps out. For example, how did Jane pick up the Meow Hammer? Was it because she had cancer ?
may be because the duration is too short, which makes the villain God-Slayer and Geer not look as scary and powerful as in the trailer. He hasn't been seen killing many gods in the entire film. Is he worthy of his title?

And in the comics, Geer fights to break the absolute power, but in the movie, Geer is always seeking a higher level of power to solve problems. This setting is not only inconsistent with the comics, but also There is also a contradiction with his title of " God-killer ".
may be due to insufficient running time. The son of Heimdall appears inexplicably in the film. And Zeus's weapon suddenly has the same teleportation function as the battle axe. Well, maybe it has this function in the comics, I don't know.
As for why it is said that a woman inherits her father's inheritance, this woman refers to the daughter of the God-Slayer Ger, who was later adopted by the God of Thunder. At the end of the film, it can also be seen that Brother Hammer intends to train her into a new generation of Thor and gives her the storm ax . Isn't this a daughter inheriting her father's legacy? Perhaps it is to pave the way for the future Young Avengers. By the way, I would like to remind you that the actor who plays Geer's daughter is actually Brother Hammer's daughter. Therefore, whether on or off screen, it is very likely that the daughter will inherit the father's legacy.

As for Brother Hammer’s ex-girlfriend Jane, her role is quite sufficient, but the character creation is not so full. What I mean is that the story is not full. It feels like she became the new God of Thunder just to defeat Geer with Brother Hammer. Of course, it seemed as if her new Thor's story had just begun and was over.
Fortunately, we watched her enter the Hall of Valor in the post-credits Easter egg. Although we don’t know what the purpose of this Easter egg is, it doesn’t matter. It’s not foreshadowing the filming of “Thunder 5”.
Generally speaking, "Thunder 4" is the same as the previous "Spider-Man 3" and "Doctor 2". As much as you hope when watching the trailer, you will be disappointed after watching the main film. Of course, this is only relative to the trailer. Compared with other movies, it is still very interesting.