Anyone who has watched the trailer of "Thor: Love and Thunder" knows that Thor was stripped off by Zeus in public with just one click.
Of course, this is not the point. The point is the large tattoo on Sol's back.
His memory of his brother occupies the core position of the entire back.
But recently, some sharp-eyed netizens discovered that the list tattoo on the right side of Loki's helmet has a list of people's names on it.
These six people are: Thor's mother, father, friend Heimdall, Loki, Tony and Natasha.
And there seems to be a question mark behind Rocky's name.
This new hiding is really a scam, which makes people feel mixed.
Friends who cannot watch " Thor 4" in the cinema, here are some spoiler-free reviews from media people.
How did Chris Hemsworth perform this time?
He embodies Thor at his silliest and saddest, and remains impressive more than a decade after he played the character. (Jenna Anderson, ComicBook.com)
Hemsworth is at his all-time best in this film, juggling both comedy and emotion with ease. It's his most nuanced interpretation of Thor to date, and it elevates the hero. (Ben Kendrick, Screen Rant)
Hemsworth is in his prime... Waititi offers him a chance to fully embrace the comedy he excels in, and in Love and Thunder The comedy elements are more prominent. (Therese Lacson, Collider)
Natalie Portman returns to play Jane Foster?
The energy Portman brings is truly infectious and strangely cathartic in a way that will definitely surprise viewers. (Jenna Anderson, ComicBook.com)
Portman brings incredible warmth and grace to the film, as well as Jane's signature silliness... (She's) very easy to love. (Rohan Patel, ComicBookMovie.com)
Natalie Portman’s dramatic return as Dr. Jane Foster, who transforms into the mighty Mighty God of Thunder, is the highlight of “Love and Thunder.” (Ben Kendrick, Screen Rant)
Are there any other highlights of the film?
Tessa Thompson continues to shine as the King, a scene-stealer from start to finish who leaves us wanting more every time. (Rohan Patel, ComicBookMovie.com)
Thompson’s Valkyrie was so good in Thor: Ragnarok that she deserves to be the protagonist of her own novel. (Caitlin Chappell, CBR.com)
If there's any part of this movie that's genuinely funny, it's that scene with Zeus, all thanks to Russell Crowe . (Josh Spiegel, Slashfilm)
"Thor: Love and Thunder" is currently being screened in other countries and regions, and the high-definition digital version is expected to be released in late August or early September.
