Really? A good example of waisted time and money. Especially if you had to spend any to see this.

Your comedy fests laden with one liners and wisecracks keep getting worse and worse and worse. Audiences will awaken and notice. In the meantime, this.was.not.a.Thor.film.not.even.close.

The main aspect that makes this film so good is the tone - Marvel finally decided to make Thor fun to watch and the comedy, the music, the locations, and the characters are some of the best in the MCU. This is all apparent when the characters are on the vibrant and bursting with energy planet of Saccar. This is truly the highlight of the movie, and what saves it, with Jeff Goldblum giving just...just such a Goldblum performance I miss him every time he's not onscreen.Basically everything that doesn't take place on Saccar is what brings the movie down. The first 20 minutes or so feels disjointed and uninteresting, and anything with the bland and cliché villain on Asgard is so tiresome.As a result this is a very mid-tier Marvel movie, it has very high highs but still falls victim to the forgettability and boringness of the Thor franchise (although this is undoubtedly the best of the three). The comedy is very clearly improvised and 90% of the time it works, but some of it can feel awkward, especially between Hemsworth and Ruffalo (although the Thor/Hulk team up is one of the things that makes this movie.Great comedy, great atmosphere, but weak story. As said before, just a mid-tier marvel movie.

I really enjoyed the previous Thor movies, although a little trite and Shakespearean at times, they were solid comic book capers, as much as you'd expect with a god in a big red cape.Ragnarok turns most of the previous two movies' straight style on its head. I genuinely laughed out loud a fair few times, Hemsworth really got his comic timing down great, and was clearly influenced by the director who almost steals each scene he's in as a kiwi rock creature.Brilliant stuff from all involved.