Prerequisites To Watch Thor Love And Thunder
What to watch before Thor Love and Thunder
The arrival of Thor: Love and Thunder is imminent and there are many fans who want to see this new MCU movie. However, not all Marvel enthusiasts are up to date with the productions that have come to light, and if that is your case, this is your lucky day, because below we will present all the movies you have to see to understand one hundred percent the new film of the God of Thunder.
Thor
The first movie starring the God of Thunder is also clearly the first to watch if you're looking to get up to speed on Thor's history. Certainly, it is not a tape of origin, however, in it the bases of the mythology of this Nordic divinity are consolidated.
Avengers
Although this film is not essential to understand the events of Thor: Love and Thunder, it is important in the sense that you will be able to see in it the first interactions of the character with other heroes of the Marvel Universe.
Thor: The Dark World
Considered a bad superhero movie by critics, the truth is that the sequel to Thor is important for fans of the character because it is the last film (before Love and Thunder ) to introduce us to Jane Foster , the character of Natalie Portman. For that reason alone she deserves to be seen.
Avengers: Age of Ultron
As with Avengers , the second film starring the mightiest heroes of the Earth presents us with the God of Thunder again interacting with other superhumans like him. The interesting thing about this film is that we are shown for the first time what could happen once Ragnarok begins , events that we will see developed in more detail with Thor: Ragnarok .
Thor: Ragnarok
Now yes: we enter hard ground, because Thor: Ragnarok is, in essence, the only movie you would have to see to understand Love and Thunder and that because it was a soft reboot in the history of the character, also directed by the incomparable Taika Waititi . Also, most of the characters seen in this film will return in Love and Thunder .
Guardians of the Galaxy
Although it is not essential that you see this movie to understand the new Thor film, it would be good for you, because the Guardians of the Galaxy will have a very special appearance in Love and Thunder . In this film we learn the origin of many of these space outlaws.
Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2
Now yes: this is the movie you have to see to locate all the members of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Also, from what Taika Waititi has revealed, Thor: Love and Thunder will be directly related to the third film in this franchise.
Avengers: Infinity War
The last great superhero team tape was Avengers: Infinity War , and in it we were able to see the God of Thunder make his first alliance with the Guardians of the Galaxy , at the same time that we were able to observe how he was defeated by Thanos.
Avengers: Endgame
Finally, we have Avengers: Endgame , a completely necessary movie to understand the current state of the God of Thunder. In it we could not only see him throwing deadly smacks against invading alien beings: we were also told what the character's current status is , with everything and his new friendship with the Guardians of the Galaxy.
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