Chris Hemsworth admits 'Thor: Love and Thunder' was 'too foolish' for its personal good
- Chris Hemsworth informed GQ “Thor: Love and Thunder” might have been “too foolish” for its personal good.
- The movie, launched in 2022, obtained mediocre evaluations from critics.
- Hemsworth informed GQ: “You simply do not understand how persons are going to reply.”
Actor Chris Hemsworth, who spent greater than a decade enjoying the Marvel character Thor, thinks his final movie within the position, “Thor: Love and Thunder,” was “too foolish” for its personal good.
“I believe we simply had an excessive amount of enjoyable,” Hemsworth informed GQ. “It simply turned too foolish.”
The movie confronted mediocre evaluations when it was launched in 2022.
“It is all the time arduous being within the heart of it and having any actual perspective,” Hemsworth informed GQ. “I like the method; it is all the time a trip. However you simply do not understand how persons are going to reply.”
Hemsworth, who first performed the titular God of Thunder in 2011’s “Thor,” appeared in all 4 “Avengers” films and three “Thor” sequels.
He informed GQ that if he performed the position in one other movie, it must be “tonally completely different” from the primary two “Thor” movies and Taika Waititi’s extra comedic third and fourth movies.
“And we might must do one thing very drastic to maintain individuals on their toes,” he informed GQ. “In any other case, it is simply the fatigue of these characters and people movies, the place persons are like, ‘I’ve seen it.'”
