Can you feel it?
“Thor: Love and Thunder,”The fourth standalone movie about Thor (Chris Hemsworth), an increasingly self-aware Norse God, Thunder is finally here.
This time Thor, after paling around with the Guardians of the Galaxy (including Chris Pratt’s Star Lord), goes on a quest to find himself. This quest turns out to be way more literal than Thor would have probably imagined, when he runs into someone with his powers, using his old hammer Mjölnir. What’s more, this new Thor is none other than his ex-flame Jane Foster (Natalie Portman, returning to the franchise for the first time since “Thor: The Dark World”). Awkward! Together, the two Thors (along with Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie) go on a cosmic quest to defeat Gorr the God Butcher (Christian Bale). It’s another classic Thor adventure!
This being a Marvel movie, we know you’re ready to stick around for some “Thor: Love and Thunder”Scenes from credits. How many are there?
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Does it “Thor: Love and Thunder”Have credits scenes?
Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe an interconnected network featuring streaming series and feature films that tell a single epic story? (The answer is yes. Samuel L. Jackson showed up in the second post-credits scene as a joke. “Iron Man”(2008) was over. Since then, it has become one of the most reliable – and most fun – aspects of these Kevin Feige-produced films.
It is a yes. “Thor: Love and Thunder”Scenes from credits
How many credit scenes are there? “Thor: Love and Thunder” have?
There are two. This is the norm for Marvel Studios movies.“Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2”Five were the right number for it. more-is-moreaesthetic), or less (some Disney+ shows have only one). After the first scene, the next scene occurs. Extremely metal, Extreme ‘80s main-on-end credits sequence and the second scene happens after everybody has been properly thanked, at the very end of the credits.
Are you willing to stay for one or both?
Let’s be honest, some of these credits scenes are puzzling or unnecessary or both. With “Thor: Love and Thunder,”It’s probably best to keep an eye out for both. Both are funny, sweet, and surprising. “Thor: Love and Thunder.” Neither of them are as wonderfully silly as Pizza Poppa or Captain America’s lesson about patience.
Are you able to get to the toilet before or after the mid-credits scenes but not before the post-credits?
Yes. Yes. “Thor: Love and Thunder.”There is plenty of room to get to the bathroom and make it back in the time allowed for the second scene. Just don’t step out to get a beer or use the bathroom at the place next door. If you stay inside the building, everything should be fine.
Does the content of these scenes add to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s continuing mythology?
Yes. Probably. Listen, we’re not entirely sure but they both have a certain weight to them that could impact future Marvel Studios features or streaming series. One of them, for example. “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,”Introduces a new character into the MCU, while the other one is a sweet grace note that ends the movie. Both could have a different impact on the status quo. But who’s to say!
Which scene is better than the karaoke after-credits scene? “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings?”
No.