Aren’t you tired of the long-running Avengers series that is getting more and more cliche?

When Disney and Marvel deal with the Avengers series, they have more and more their own routines, a formula-like combination of elements, action, comedy, special effects, and guest appearances by other related characters. Telling jokes, selling special effects, everything seems to be calculated to meet the audience's G-spot and satisfy you as much as possible.

This approach, on the one hand, can indeed make their movies safer and earn more box office on a more secure basis. From a business perspective, it seems understandable.

On the other hand, because of this safety and conservatism, the film loses more surprises and surprises. I can only repeat it over and over again, and my good impression of Marvel has slowly weakened in recent years.

Actually, this loss of goodwill is not the first time. Probably since watching "Avengers 2", I started to feel a little aesthetic fatigue, and it became more and more obvious in "Captain America: Civil War".

It seems that we cannot criticize them for getting worse, but they are becoming more and more boring and mediocre. All the plots seem to be similar, and they are copied from the original performance, which makes them a bit tired of aesthetics.

There are more and more characters, and the lineup is getting bigger and bigger, with guest appearances and supporting roles, all kinds of entanglements and connections, and new relationships, just like a long series that refuses to end, one episode after another. One episode of filming.

And the audience is just like watching a TV series. As time goes by, their feelings naturally become deeper. Even if the plot becomes conservative, they can’t bear to criticize.

In "Thor 3", it has become completely comedic, which is quite surprising.

I still remember when the name of "Thor 3" was first decided, many people speculated on the plot of this movie, and there were many interpretations on the Internet.

The Twilight of the Gods must be so dark and despairing.

At that time, we even thought that this would be Marvel's darkest and most tragic movie so far. We also looked forward to the final tragic battle, as well as the various sacrifices and farewells that might occur.

Facts have proved that everyone at that time thought too much.

At least, the Marvel movies in which Disney participates will no longer make such bold attempts. For them, pleasing the audience safely and seeking box office is the most important thing. Therefore, "Thor: Ragnarok" has also changed from a potentially dark action movie to a funny comedy.

In order to make this change, the character first needs to undergo some adjustments. For example, Thor himself first becomes a funny character and has to bear more laughs.

Thor has always been a very unique entity in the Avengers series. At the beginning, when we talked about superheroes, we always talked about the following point of view: the worship and yearning for superheroes stems from human beings' yearning for self-breakthrough. If there is no god, we will create heroes to replace God. When a hero possesses great divine power, he or she becomes a superhero.

It seems that many superheroes such as Iron Man, Spider-Man, or Batman have such a path from ordinary people to superheroes, slowly feeling the power and learning to take responsibility.

And Thor, he is a god

He has always been a god. Therefore, when creating this character, I was unable to experience the leap that many other superheroes have experienced. Not even the entanglement between the Hulk and Banner. He is the god of thunder, and he is so powerful from the beginning to the end.

So, in the stories of the Thor series, there has always been this kind of entanglement. It’s like when Kenneth Branagh was hired to direct the first part, he hoped to use his experience in Shakespeare’s plays to turn the play into a palace drama.

However, due to the fact that the setting of Thor is still too flat, the Thor series has always been the most boring series among the Avengers movies.

Comparatively speaking, the third part is actually the most interesting one. After all, it is a funny comedy.