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Jan 24, 2026 2 hr 17 min

Commentary Track: Thor: Ragnarok

from The MovieFilm Podcast Hosted by Zaki Hasan & Brian Hall

(00:00:00) Diving Back into Marvel's Infinity Saga with Thor: Ragnarok (00:07:39) How Taika Waititi Redefined Thor's Comedic Tone (00:18:36) Doctor Strange, Odin's Farewell, and Ragnarok's Visual Effects (00:28:09) The Complex Brotherhood and Hulk's Gladiator Origins (00:39:25) The 'Friend From Work' Moment and Hulk's Arrival (00:51:00) Exploring Hulk's Comic History and Bruce Banner's Tragic Dilemma (01:02:50) The Comedic Chemistry of Thor and Hulk, Plus MCU Contracts (01:16:14) Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster and MCU's Franchise Dilemmas (01:33:32) The Evolution of Loki and Asgard's Ultimate Sacrifice (01:49:13) Witnessing Asgard's Destruction and Thor's Path to Kingship (02:07:09) Final Thoughts on Ragnarok and Anticipating the MCU's Next Chapter As we begin a yearlong countdown to AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY at the MovieFilm show, we dive back into the Infinity Saga for the MCU's 17th installment, 2017's THOR: RAGNAROK! Listen separately or watch along as we talk through the Thunder God's threequel, pointing out plot points, behind-the-scenes stories and lots of laughts along the way! Listen ad-free at Patreon: https://patreon.com/MovieFilmPodcast

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