In an interview with Pink Villa, Tessa Thompson commented on a possible romance between the Valkyrie and Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), further revealing that ‘Thor: Love and Thunder‘ will further explore her character’s bisexuality.
“Valkyrie hasn’t had time to focus on her romantic life since becoming king, but there are certainly plenty of possibilities among the men, women, and otherworldly creatures that exist in the MCU. There are many options. She is single. Brie Larson is a great friend of mine, and I love being with her. So I wouldn’t complain [sobre um possível romance entre nossas personagens].”
About your character’s sexuality, Thompson revealed that the issue will be addressed in the long-awaited ‘Thor: Love and Thunder‘: “We discussed a lot about how to approach [a sexualidade] of the Valkyrie in the movie. And it looks like we’ve chosen the right direction. I hope she is a character that continues to win over viewers and that we have plenty of time to explore her in all her humanity. Whether or not she’s going to find love in this movie, the point is, she’s still a fabulous queer character who’s open to finding love when she gets the chance.”
Previously, Deadline reported that the film could gross at least US$ 300 million opening weekend around the world.
In the US and Canada only, box offices may vary between $140 million to $160 millionand should record approx. US$ 150 million internationally.
Although the film has accumulated only 71% of approvals on Rotten Tomatoes, the debut is highly anticipated after the five years since the hero’s last solo film, entitled ‘Thor: Ragnarok‘.
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Released in 2017, the feature that marked the beginning of the partnership between Marvel and the director Taika Waititi debuted with US$ 122.7 million in the domestic market, before raising a worldwide total of $854 million at the end of the season on display.
And then, will ‘Thor: Love and Thunder‘ will be able to surpass that mark?
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“Phase 4 of the MCU has been quite disappointing for the most part and I’m sad to say that ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ does nothing to get rid of it” – FlickDirect.
“The film is very unbalanced, never feeling well thought out and not doing most of the characters justice” – idobi.com.
“Worth watching ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ at the movies. However, I recommend going with lower expectations to maximize the fun.” – The Movie Blog.
“Thor and Jane’s reunion is intended to be comically awkward, but the incredible lack of chemistry between them culminates in awkward moments” – Gone With The Twins.
“‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ could also be called ‘Thor: Mourning and Comedy’because of the way this superhero movie balances two themes with some results better than others” – Culture Mix.
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The film features Thor (Chris Hemsworth) on a journey unlike anything he has ever faced: the quest for self-knowledge. But his retirement is interrupted by a galactic assassin known as Gorr the Butcher of the Gods (Christian Bale), which seeks the extinction of the gods. To combat the threat, Thor enlists the help of the Valkyrie King (Tessa Thompson), Korg (Taika Waititi) and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) who, to Thor’s surprise, inexplicably wields his magic hammer, Mjolnir, being the Mighty Thor. Together, they embark on a harrowing cosmic adventure to uncover the mystery of the Butcher of the Gods’ revenge and stop him before it’s too late.
The cast is also made up of Jaime Alexander (Lady Sif), Jeff Goldblum (Grand Master), Christian Bale (Gorr, the Butcher of the Gods) and Russell Crowe (Zeus).
Melissa McCarthy will play the “fake version” of Hela in the Asgard theater troupe, alongside Matt Damon, Luke Hemsworth and Sam Neill.
Michael Giacchino (‘Batman’, ‘Ratatouille’) is responsible for the soundtrack.
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