Let’s break down what both scenes could mean for the future.
Love and Thunder doesn’t hold out, with one that reveals yet another beloved actor who is joining the Marvel troupe.
But, while Waititi’s films have a sillier vibe than the other MCU films, he does stick to one hallowed tradition: the post-credits scenes, those 20-second teases about what Marvel head honcho Kevin Feige has brewing on the horizon. After breathing new, goofy life into the series with the previous film, the critically- and fan-acclaimed Thor: Ragnarok, writer-director Taika Waititi returns with a sequel that’s a bit of a mixed bag, featuring strong performances that aren’t served well thanks to a story that’s kind of all over the map. With this weekend’s debut of the new installment of Marvel’s Thor series, Thor: Love and Thunder gives the God of Thunder the honor of being the only MCU superhero to be given four films of his very own.
