Chris Hemsworth says Marvel criticism from his 'heroes' Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese is 'tremendous miserable': 'I assume they're not a fan of me'

• Chris Hemsworth has addressed criticisms of the Marvel Cinematic Universe made by prime filmmakers.
• Scorsese has dubbed MCU motion pictures “not cinema” and Tarantino stated the actors aren’t actual film stars. 
• Talking to GQ, Hemsworth stated in response: “There goes two of my heroes I will not work with.”

Chris Hemsworth addressed the unfavorable feedback from Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino about actors in superhero movies, describing their criticism as “tremendous miserable.”

Talking in a brand new GQ interview, the actor, who has starred in 9 Marvel motion pictures since 2011’s “Thor,” was requested in regards to the criticisms of the MCU by filmmakers together with Scorsese and Tarantino, the latter of whom has stated that Marvel actors aren’t actual film stars. 

“That is tremendous miserable after I hear that,” Hemsworth stated. “There goes two of my heroes I will not work with. I assume they are not a fan of me.” 

The 39-year-old actor, who final performed the Mjölnir-wielding hero in 2022’s “Thor: Love and Thunder,” went on to defend Marvel, saying he was “grateful” to have been “a part of one thing that stored folks in cinema.”

“Now, whether or not or not these movies have been to the detriment of different movies, I do not know,” he continued. “I do not love once we begin scrutinizing one another when there’s a lot fragility within the enterprise and on this house of the humanities as it’s.”

Hemsworth stated that Scorsese and Tarantino are “nonetheless my heroes” and added: “In a heartbeat I might leap to work with any of them. However I say it extra to the broader opinion round that matter. I do not assume any of us have the reply, however we’re making an attempt.”

Throughout an look on the “2 Bears, 1 Cave” podcast in November, Tarantino stated that he would not imagine there are any film stars in Hollywood anymore and stated the MCU was partly in charge.

“A part of the Marvel-ization of Hollywood is… you may have all these actors who’ve turn into well-known taking part in these characters. However they are not film stars. Proper? Captain America is the star. Or Thor is the star,” stated the filmmaker.

“I imply, I am not the primary particular person to say that, I feel that is been stated a zillion occasions,” the two-time Oscar winner added. “But it surely’s these franchise characters that turn into a star.”

In the meantime, Scorsese has additionally been vocal about his distaste for Marvel movies, saying in 2019 that to him they’re “not cinema.”

He instructed Empire journal: “Truthfully, the closest I can consider them, as effectively made as they’re, with actors doing the perfect they will underneath the circumstances, is theme parks. It is not the cinema of human beings making an attempt to convey emotional, psychological experiences to a different human being.”

The “Goodfellas” and “Taxi Driver” filmmaker later expanded upon his criticism in an article for The New York Occasions, the place he argued that whereas “most of the components that outline cinema as I do know it are there in Marvel photos,” in the end “what’s not there’s revelation, thriller or real emotional hazard.”

“Nothing is in danger,” he added. “The images are made to fulfill a selected set of calls for, and they’re designed as variations on a finite variety of themes.”