Thor: Ragnarok Trends Yet Again To Be Hailed As The ‘Best Thor Film’ As Netizens Appreciate Its Visuals

Chris Hemsworth's film Thor: Ragnarok boasts some of the incredible visual effects, and jaw-dropping set-pieces.

Thor: Ragnarok: Twitterattis Engage In Debate Why The Chris Hemsworth Starrer Is The Best Thor Film(Pic credit: IMDb)

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Some fans of the superhero films like straight-laced and serious, while others like them campy and hilarious. Interestingly, Taika Waititi’s directorial Thor: Ragnarok is a bit of each giving cinephiles the best of both worlds.

Out of all the solo Avengers properties, the Thor franchise had two of the least well-reviewed movies out of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, the film is one of the highest-rated films Marvel Studios have ever produced.

When the film was first announced, many Marvel fans had thought that the Asgardian apocalypse would be nothing but dark and gloomy visuals, but Thor: Ragnarok shook things up with a revolutionary script and incredible cinematography. The film even managed to insert comedic timing at just the right times. Chris Hemsworth starrer perfectly used comedy to overcome tragedy.

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Chris Hemsworth’s film boasts some of the incredible visual effects, and jaw-dropping set-pieces. It’s worth pointing out that not a single superhero film that’s been more faithful to the comic source material it draws inspiration from.

And now recently, netizens on Twitter engaged in a debate which of Thor films is the best one from Marvel Studios. And here are some of the tweets:

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Apart from visual effects, all actors like Cate Blanchet, Tom Hiddleston, Mark Ruffalo, Tessa Thompson played important role in the film Thor: Ragnarok. Their performances were well received by fans and critics alike.

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