Thor: Decision day

THOR: Ragnarok is a redirect to this article. For the soundtrack, see Thor: Ragnarok (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) .

Movie
German title	Thor: Decision day
Original title	THOR: Ragnarok
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	2017
length	130 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12 JMK 12
Rod
Director	Taika Waititi
script	Christopher Yost , Craig Kyle , Stephany Folsom , Eric Pearson
production	Kevin Feige
music	Mark Mothersbaugh
camera	Javier Aguirresarobe
cut	Zene Baker , Joel Negron
occupation
Chris Hemsworth : Thor Odinson Tom Hiddleston : Loki Laufeyson Mark Ruffalo : Bruce Banner / Hulk Anthony Hopkins : Odin Cate Blanchett : Hela Idris Elba : Heimdall Tessa Thompson : Walküre / Scrapper 142 Jeff Goldblum : Grandmaster Karl Urban : Skurge Taika Waititi : Korg Clancy Brown : Surtur Benedict Cumberbatch : Dr. Stephen Strange
synchronization
chronology
←  Predecessor Spider-Man: Homecoming Successor  → Black Panther

Thor: Day of Decision (original title: Thor: Ragnarok ) is an American superhero film that premiered in German-speaking cinemas on October 31, 2017. The film is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and, after Thor - The Dark Kingdom, the second sequel to Thor from 2011. Like its predecessor films , Thor: Decision Day is based on the Thor comics, in which, among other things, elements with characters and locations of Norse mythology . In addition, some details of the film are based on the storyline Planet Hulk from the comics Incredible Hulk # 92-105 and Giant-Size Hulk # 1.

action

Two years after the battle in Sokovia , Thor is captured by the fire demon Surtur while searching for the Infinity Stones . He tells Thor that his father Odin is not in Asgard and that Ragnarök  - the prophesied downfall of Asgard - is imminent, which Thor himself also has visions of. With the help of his hammer Mjölnir , Thor frees himself, defeats Surtur and takes the source of his power, a crown, with him to Asgard for protection from Ragnarök , where it is kept in the treasury.

Arriving home, Thor reveals the machinations of his brother Loki , who faked his death, assumed the form of Odin and has ruled Asgard ever since. Thor and his brother try to get their father back, Odin, whom Loki has deposited in an old people's home on Midgard, the earth, and robbed of his memories by means of a spell. When, with the help of Dr. Finding Strange Odin, he reveals to his sons in full possession of his memories that his firstborn Hela, the goddess of death, who is hidden from Thor and Loki, will break out of her prison after Odin's early death and set off for Asgard. Hela was a bloodthirsty warrior who conquered the nine worlds with Odin. But when Odin left the war and could not control Hela, he kept her away from Asgard, since her power is strongest there.

Odin dies in front of his sons, whereupon Hela appears. To stop her, Thor attacks her with Mjolnir, which she destroys. Surprised by their strength, Loki and Thor want  to flee to Asgard through the Bifröst - the teleportation bridge of the nine worlds. During the teleportation, however, Hela follows them, knocks them out of Bifröst into space and thus arrives at Asgard herself, where she kills Fandral, Volstagg and Hogun upon arrival. In order to conquer more worlds, she takes over Asgard's rule and looks for the Bifröst sword, which Heimdall's guardian stole shortly after Hela's arrival. She recruited Heimdall's representative Skurge as her executor.

Thor lands through a teleportation hole on Sakaar, a garbage planet outside the nine worlds. He is captured by a woman named Scrapper 142 . In truth, she is a former Valkyrie from Asgard who was the only one of the Valkyries to survive many years ago during the fight against Hela. In order to leave this event behind and to forget, she settled on Sakaar and has since tried to suppress her trauma with alcohol.

Thor is sold by her to the Grandmaster, who hosts gladiator fights, while Loki has landed on the planet two weeks earlier and befriended the Grandmaster. Thor is forced by the grandmaster to face the champion in the gladiator arena, who turns out to be the Hulk in the arena . After the fight, Thor tries to persuade Bruce Banner, who has been in the form of the Hulk for two years and can now speak, to flee in order to protect Asgard from Hela and prevent Ragnarök.

With the help of the Valkyrie - who joins Thor to take revenge on Hela -, Loki and Bruce Banner, who is transformed back from the shape of the Hulk, they trigger a revolution and hijack a ship of the grandmaster. Thor, Bruce and the Valkyrie fly through a teleportation hole to Asgard, where they face Hela, the Fenriswolf and their army of resurrected warriors. In the sole fight against Hela, Thor loses an eye, but at the same time recognizes the dormant power of thunder, which he can use even without Mjolnir. Heimdall meanwhile tries to get the sir to safety through the Bifröst. There the way is blocked by Hela's army and the Fenriswolf. Bruce transforms into the Hulk and attacks the Fenriswolf. Shortly afterwards, Loki appears in a spaceship with insurgent gladiators, and they begin evacuating the sir to the ship.

Thor realizes that his thunderous powers are not enough to defeat his sister and decides to make the prophecy and vision of Ragnarok come true. Only in this way can he destroy Hela's source of strength, Asgard's existence. His goal is only to save the sir. Thor and the Valkyrie hold Hela out, while Loki, on Thor's behalf, goes to Odin's basement, where his treasures are kept. There Loki stops briefly at the Tesseract, then goes on to Surtur's crown and places it in the Eternal Fire in order to awaken Surtur in its most powerful form. The evacuation is complete and the ship takes off with all Aesir and rescuers on board. Skurge again takes the side of the Aesir and sacrifices himself in the fight against Hela's army in order to enable the others to take off safely. Hela is now forced to fight the giant Surtur. However, this destroys Asgard and its foundations.

As the new king of the Aesir, Thor now has to move his people to another place and decides to set course for earth. On the flight there arises him in the mid-credit scene but Thanos ' huge spaceship Sanctuary II in the way.

In the post-credit scene , the grandmaster on Sakaar takes the revolution lightly and jokingly declares the power struggles between his and her side to be a tie to the insurgents.

production

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The New Zealander Taika Waititi was hired for the post of director . Javier Aguirresarobe was hired as cameraman while Dan Hennah was responsible for production design. He was best known for his work on the Lord of the Rings trilogy .

Cast and dubbing

In January 2016, Mark Ruffalo announced that the film would have the characteristics of a road movie . Pre-production of the film began in January 2016. A month later, the cast of Cate Blanchett in the role of Hela was announced. In April, Tessa Thompson was cast in the role of a Valkyrie (in the original: Valkyrie ).

Jeff Goldblum in the role of Grandmaster and Karl Urban as Skurge were confirmed in May. That announcement also included the announcement that Anthony Hopkins and Idris Elba will take over their roles as Odin and Heimdall from the previous films . At the end of September 2016 it was announced that Sam Neill will take on a role that is not specified for the time being, while director Waititi himself brings the role of Korg to life using the motion capture process . Sam Neill, Matt Damon and Luke Hemsworth took on stage roles in the film as the characters Odin, Loki and Thor. Luke thus embodies the title role played by his brother and therefore creates a visual similarity to the figure.

The German synchronization took over the FFS Film & TV sync in Berlin , after a dialogue book and the dialogue director of Björn Schalla . Almost all actors from the previous films were cast with the same speakers. The only exception is Fandral, who has no text and only makes one sound. The newcomers to the Marvel Cinematic Universe Cate Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, Karl Urban, Sam Neill and Matt Damon followed the usual casts from other German-language dubbing in recent years.

Chris Hemsworth plays Thor Odinson

Tom Hiddleston plays Loki Laufeyson

Cate Blanchett plays Hela

Mark Ruffalo plays Dr. Bruce Banner aka Hulk

Tessa Thompson plays the Last Valkyrie

Jeff Goldblum plays the grandmaster

Karl Urban plays Skurge

Rachel House plays Topaz

role	actor	German speaker
Thor Odinson	Chris Hemsworth	Tommy Morgenstern
Loki Laufeyson	Tom Hiddleston	Peter Lontzek
Hela	Cate Blanchett	Elisabeth Günther
Valkyrie / scrapper 142	Tessa Thompson	Marieke Oeffinger
Dr. Bruce Banner / Hulk	Mark Ruffalo	Norman Matt
Grandmaster	Jeff Goldblum	Martin Umbach
Heimdall	Idris Elba	Marco Kroeger
Odin	Anthony Hopkins	Joachim Kerzel
Bizarre	Karl Urban	Tobias Kluckert
Dr. Stephen Strange	Benedict Cumberbatch	Sascha Rotermund
Korg	Taika Waititi	Marius Clarén
Surtur	Clancy Brown	Milton Welsh
Topaz	Rachel House	Judith Steinhäuser
Volstagg	Ray Stevenson	Oliver Siebeck
Fandral	Zachary Levi	Paul Matzke
Hogun	Tadanobu Asano	Florian Halm
Odin actor	Sam Neill	Wolfgang Condrus
Loki actor	Matt Damon	Simon hunter
Thor actor	Luke Hemsworth	David Nathan
Lady Sif actress	Charlotte Nicdao	Betty Förster
Barber on Sakaar	Stan Lee	Peter Groeger

Shooting and film editing

The shooting took place in Australia, like here in Brisbane

At the beginning of June 2016, Weta Workshop started work on the equipment. The studios in San Francisco and Vancouver for Industrial Light & Magic contributed the visual effects . Main filming began on July 4th, 2016 at the Village Roadshow Studios in Oxenford . In addition to the studio shooting, the film was shot in Queensland , in Brisbane and at Cedar Creek Falls in Tamborine National Park and in Sydney . At the 2016 Comic-Con , the Hulk's gladiator armor was presented, which indicated that the screenplay took elements from the comic Planet Hulk . In August 2016, the film was shot in the Brisbane Central District , which in the film is the backdrop of New York City . Filming ended on October 28, 2016, about a year before the release date.

Waititi stated in an interview at San Diego Comic-Con 2017 that there are several versions of the film with different cut lengths. He also estimated that around eighty percent of the dialogues in the film were improvised.

Film music and publication

→ Main article : Thor: Ragnarok (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

In August 2016, Mark Mothersbaugh was hired as the composer for the music for the film. Mothersbaugh was familiar with Taika's previous work when he received a call from Marvel. He said he was excited about the opportunity to work together, especially because he shared Taika's interest in retro synths, and was excited to create his own take on the Marvel sound. One allegation directed against previous Marvel films was that the music for them was not very memorable and always sounded somehow similar. Mothersbaugh was the lead singer, keyboardist and guitarist of the American new wave and synth rock band Devo until 1991 and brought elements of these musical styles to the score for Thor: Ragnarok . The recording was made at Abbey Road Studios in London, and Mothersbaugh co-produced the soundtrack with Alan Meyerson .

Until 1991, Mark Mothersbaugh was the lead singer, keyboard player and guitarist of the American new wave and synth rock band Devo

The film music critic Mihnea Manduteanu describes the result as "music for eternity." Mothersbaugh has replaced the lately rather lackluster music for Marvel films with a composition that is exciting, emotional and nostalgic from start to finish and thus sets new standards for the spectacular Action superhero score set. The film music can do without a memorable main theme, as previously created by Brian Tyler or Alan Silvestri for the film universe, Manduteanu continues. With its orchestral as well as its retro-electronic elements, the film music is a festival, according to Manduteanu, because the composer finds the right balance between the two. The soundtrack for the film consists of 23 pieces of music and was released on October 20, 2017 as download by Hollywood Records and in physical form on November 10, 2017. The titles of some of the pieces of music included on the soundtrack, such as Thor: Ragnarok , Where's the Sword? and Asgard Is a People refer to the gods of Norse mythology and refer to the Ragnarök , the original title of the film and thus to the legend of the fall of the gods, as prophesied by the Völuspá .

Not included on the soundtrack is the Immigrant Song , which can be heard twice in the film and which was also used in a later trailer for the film. This is a classic hard rock number from 1970 and the first song on the Led Zeppelin III album by the British rock band Led Zeppelin . This song is also about Valhalla , the resting place of the fighters who fell in battle, and about the hammer of the gods. A first trailer for the film, which was presented at San Diego Comic-Con , was backed by the song In the Face of Evil by the American electro music trio Magic Sword .

The film celebrated its world premiere on October 10, 2017 in Los Angeles and was shown for the first time in Australia on October 13, 2017 - 13 days before the regular start. The film was released in German and Austrian cinemas on October 31, 2017 and in German-speaking Switzerland on November 2, 2017 . The film was released on November 3rd in the world's two largest cinema markets, the United States and China. On August 15, 2019, he is to be included in the Netflix program. On May 16, 2017, the German title of the film was officially announced on the day of the decision .

On November 3, 2017, an audio book adaptation of the film was released in English, written by Jim McCann and narrated by MacLeod Andrews . On November 10, 2017, the German radio play about the film with music and the voices from the day of the decision by Kiddinx Media was released in retail. It takes Gordon Piedesack the role of the narrator. It was produced by tonAtelier GmbH & Co KG under the direction of Daniel Janke and edited by Gabriele Bingenheimer.

reception

Age rating

In the United States, the film was rated PG-13 by the MPAA . In Germany the film is FSK 12 . The statement of reasons for the release states: “The film contains a large number of visually stunning fight and action scenes. But neither blood nor realistic injuries can be seen. For children from the age of 12, all events can easily be recognized as completely unreal fantasy tales, which allows them to maintain an emotional distance. In addition, numerous humorous moments contribute to the relief. ”In Austria, too, the film is approved by the JMK from the age of 12.

Reviews

Director Taika Waititi at Comic-Con in San Diego in July 2017

So far, the film has won over 93 percent of Rotten Tomatoes critics and received an average rating of 7.6 out of a possible 10 points.

In a review of the film by GQ , it is stated that director Taika Waititi has completely changed the tonality of the series for the third solo adventure and relies on humor instead of pure action. This could be interesting because Marvel dares a complete reorientation after the first two, only moderately successful, Thor films: " Thor: Day of Decision is more comedy than classic superhero film, more Guardians of the Galaxy than Captain America ." the review says: “Funny sayings, cool actors and a plot that is so crazy that there is never a risk that the film could take itself too seriously. The meeting of Thor and Hulk in the gladiator arena alone is worth the entrance fee. The actors are outstandingly good and obviously having fun with what they do, and director Taika Waititi has just the right tone to tell a story about Nordic gods on a strange planet that looks like a future vision from a 1980s TV series, have to tell. Great fun for friends of relaxed entertainment. "

In a criticism by the dpa it is said that Waititi freed the saga of the gods with muscle pack Chris Hemsworth in the title role of unnecessary ballast and depth and concentrated entirely on the show values ​​and bizarre features: " Nordic mythology meets pop art in a playful action film with a psychedelic touch . And with their screeching hard rock classic Immigrant Song from 1970, Led Zeppelin provide the anthem for this rollercoaster ride, which is definitely drifting in the direction of retro. ”The review continues, even if Thor: Decision Day is by no means a milestone in the genre, offers he very passable entertainment and two breathless hours of popcorn cinema on a pleasantly ironic level.

Film critics of the Stuttgarter Nachrichten explain that the director gave Thor a complete makeover, which not only includes a new hairstyle and new allies: "If the god of thunder in his previous Marvel adventures tended to cause short laughter with short oneliner, Hemsworth fires in his third solo Film a fireworks of puns and knows how to take advantage of any situation comedy for itself. ”The criticism sums up, it is a motley spectacle in which Hemsworth proves that you don't have to take yourself too seriously as a real superhero .

Also Jenni Zylka from the taz says Thor: Day of Decision is lighter, comedic and queer comparable than any comic adaptations, and Thor was different in the film and the average comic book heroes: "Nothing has it from the doubting darkness of Batman , the adolescent turmoil of a Spider-Man or the sarcastic nihilism of an Iron Man . "

Sabine Horst from Tagesspiegel explains that the film is funny, but rarely looks ridiculous, is due to the timing, which is almost perfect in the emphatically unpathetic rapid-fire dialogues as well as in the visual montage: “Waititi has done the trick, from the stiff Thor fabric one to make the snappiest Marvel productions. The only problem is that nobody has problems here. Or feelings. "

Andreas Platthaus was not very convinced of the film in the FAZ . A humorous handwriting for the entire film, which Platthaus - alluding to folly - criticizes as "folly", the director did not succeed; the film only knows the “thug method”: “As much as you notice Waititi's effort to stage the scene in a relaxed manner, you cannot overlook how unoriginal the genre-related, indispensable money shots (which in superhero films should better be called butcher shots) turn out to be are."

In the Austrian newspaper Die Presse , Andrey Arnold said that “armed warriors shoot giant dogs with mini-guns” and that the film therefore enjoys “an exalted all-go attitude”. “The stencil-like nature of the overarching plot, however, cannot hide that. Just as little as the wasteland of the action, which follows the current superhero standard: Faceless waves of opponents are massacred to the sounds of utterly cool rock music from the seventies [...], as if one were strong in the computer game ' God of War '. "

Variety's Peter Debruge says that even if that doesn't mean much, Thor: Decision Day is the best of the three Thor films, which may be due to the fact that he agrees with the scriptwriters for the first time: “ Thor films are easy ridiculous."

Gross profit

After its release, the film landed at number one on the cinema charts in numerous countries, such as the United States, China, Japan, South Korea, France and the United Kingdom. The production costs of the film of around 180 million US dollars are offset by worldwide revenues from cinema screenings of 854.2 million US dollars, of which 314 million US dollars in the United States and 112 million US dollars in China. The film is now number 9 among the most successful films of 2017 and number 78 (as of August 8, 2020) among the world's most successful films of all time . The film recorded 1,480,099 visitors in Germany.

Awards (selection)

On December 4, 2017, it was announced that the film was in the shortlist of 20 films, from which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will determine the nominations for the 2018 Academy Awards in the Best Visual Effects category . On December 18, 2017, the Academy announced that Mark Mothersbaugh's work was on a shortlist from which the nominations for Best Film Score would come. The following list contains a selection of the most famous award ceremonies.

Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2018

• Nomination for best action film
• Nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Film ( Chris Hemsworth )
• Nomination for the best visual effects

Saturn Award ceremony 2018

• Nomination for Best Comic-to-Motion Picture Release
• Nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Film ( Tessa Thompson )

MTV Movie & TV Awards 2018

• Nomination for Best Fight ( Mark Ruffalo vs. Chris Hemsworth)
• Nominated as Scene Stealer ( Taika Waititi )

Empire Awards 2018

• Nomination for Best Film
• Nomination for Best Director (Taika Waititi)
• Nomination for Best Female Newcomer (Tessa Thompson)
• Nomination for Best Sci-Fi / Fantasy
• Nomination in the Best Production Design category
• Nomination in the Best Visual Effects category
• Nomination in the category Best Costume Design (Mayes C. Rubeo)
• Nomination in the Best Makeup and Hair Styling category

Teen Choice Awards 2018

• Award as Choice Sci-Fi Movie Actor (Chris Hemsworth)
• Nomination as Choice Sci-Fi Movie
• Nomination as Choice Sci-Fi Movie Actor (Mark Ruffalo)
• Nomination as Choice Sci-Fi Movie Actress (Tessa Thompson)
• Nomination for Choice Movie Villain ( Cate Blanchett )
• Nomination as Choice Scene Stealer (Taika Waititi)
• Nomination as Choice Scene Stealer ( Tom Hiddleston )

NAACP Image Awards 2018

• Award as Best Supporting Actor ( Idris Elba )
• Nomination for Best Supporting Actress (Tessa Thompson)

VES Awards 2018

• Nomination in the category Outstanding Virtual Cinematography in a Photoreal Project (Valkyrie's Flashback)
• Nomination in the category Outstanding Compositing in a Photoreal Feature (Bridge Battle)

Black Reel Awards 2018

• Nomination for Best Supporting Actress (Tessa Thompson)

Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2017

• Nomination in the category Original Score: Sci-Fi / Fantasy Film ( Mark Mothersbaugh )

continuation

The cliffhanger of the film's mid-credit scene was resolved in Avengers: Infinity War (2018).

Shortly before the cinema premiere of Thor: Decision Day , director Taika Waititi stated that he was open to more Marvel superhero films and expressed his interest in directing Thor 4 as well. In April 2019, Tessa Thompson said that there was already a draft for a fourth part and that this, should it be realized, would apparently actually be staged by Waititi. In July 2019, the fourth part was finally announced under the original title Thor: Love and Thunder for November 2021.

Web links

Commons : Thor: Ragnarok  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Thor: Day of theInternet Movie Database(English)

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