At the end of "Endgame", we witnessed that the first-generation Avengers did not retire or take a back seat. It also said that they, who have gone through different experiences, will no longer be the protagonists of the fourth phase - no, the fat god Thor will be in "Thor" Returning to his journey as Thor in 4: Love and Thunder.
This seems a bit biased, because apart from him, Iron Man and Captain America have three independent movies, Black Widow has only one and it is very late, Hawkeye has only one series, and Mark Ruffalo's version of Hulk is Nothing at all. Why is Thor the only one getting a fourth episode? In fact, after "Twilight of the Gods" was released, Chris Hemsworth, who loves his character, and Taika Waititi, the director who successfully saved the series, immediately discussed collaborating on the next film, and the comic Wei Ye nodded happily.
Thor's hammer is more important than everyone thinks
"Thor" released in 2011 is the character's first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which also explains that Thor's hammer "Mjolnir" is not Thor as Thor. Unique to Er: "No matter who gets this hammer, as long as he is qualified (Worthy), he can obtain Thor's power." Odin even briefly took it back for safekeeping.
I still remember that in "Age of Ultron", the Avengers and War Machine took turns trying to lift Thor's hammer, and the only person who could move it slightly was Captain America. Later, when vision was born, he lifted it up effortlessly as if he were helping someone pick up something, and the whole audience was stunned.
Later we all know that Captain America knew he was qualified, and finally used Thor's hammer to beat Thanos in "Endgame", which can be called one of the most exciting scenes. But unfortunately (or cleverly), Captain America decided to stay in the past, the real Vision was sacrificed in "Infinity War", and neither of these two characters who proved themselves worthy will be in the next storyline; especially in "Infinity War" The current whereabouts and identity of White Vision in "WandaVision " are unknown, which saves the screenwriter from a lot of trouble.
Seeing that Thor is about to transform and find himself again in "Love and Thunder", he reunites with his ex-girlfriend Jane Foster in an encounter (?). Not only does he return to him as a powerful female Thor, but he also witnesses It’s really mixed feelings that Quake chooses the opponent at a critical moment. If Captain America and Vision are still in Phase 4, their qualifications will ruin the drama of this couple's reunion—because in the current universe, they are the only ones worthy of the hammer!
"Qualification" is Thor's most important self-identity.
The qualifications to be able to pick up or use the Stormbreaker have not been fully explained, and the big guy who was only created in "Infinite Boost" seems to be just Thor's new weapon. , does not have a long-term and profound connection with itself like Thor's hammer. After all, this represents too much history. It is the connection between him and his father Odin. It also symbolizes the old Asgard that was crushed by his sister Hela . It also symbolizes his unworthiness and his worthiness again.
Regardless of whether "Love and Thunder" is Thor's last solo movie, it is conceivable that this character has gone through "being expected to be the king", "not wanting to be the king", "wanting to protect Asgard", After major ups and downs in life such as "failed to defend Asgard", "wanted to save the universe", "failed to save the universe", "finally succeeded in saving the universe five years later", you will once again encounter unprecedented tests. This time the MCU has brought the focus back to the discussion of "Only Thor is worthy of Thor's hammer." How the value of these two Thors will be exaggerated in the movie must be a major focus.
Jane Foster, played by Natalie Portman, returns after 8 years, but the MCU has undergone many changes and there are still many mysteries: why Thor's hammer was shattered and repaired in " The one from "Endgame" or the one destroyed by Hela? Why did Jane become the female Thor? Is it really because of breast cancer and the struggle with treatment? Taika Waititi is very likely to put the development of the comics into the movie, so what next for Thor, who has experienced the decline of his country and family?
