#Point break thor movie#

#Point break thor movie#

This is a reference to Tony Stark’s nick name for Thor when they first met in the first Avengers movie all the way back in 2012. That is until Thor utters the word “Point Break”. There’s A Reference To Point BreakĪfter Thor tries to activate the Avengers Quinjet on Sakaar, it does not respond. Even a lesser known Hulk villain called Dark Crawler shows up in one of the faces. Ares, Man Thing, Beta Ray Bill and even the Bi-Beast can be seen on the Grandmaster’s Tower. There’s Fin Fang Foom, a villain created by Jack Kirby. All the faces are actually Marvel Comic Book characters. The centerpiece is a huge building with multiple faces sculpted onto its exterior. The Grandmaster’s Tower in Sakaar is a reference to multiple Marvel characters. Jeff Goldblum, according to Chris Hemsworth, was really good at this. This was true for many of the hilarious scenes in the movie. What Taika Watiti did was explain the scene to the actors and told them to enact the scene without looking at the lines. Most of the lines that the actors said in the movie were improvised by the actors themselves. Thor Ragnarok did not have a set dialog script. And the reason for its element of humor is rather unconventional. Thor Ragnarok is an exceptionally funny and creative movie, even by Marvel Cinematic Universe standards. The movie’s entire run time had a plethora of funny dialogues. About 80 Per cent Of The Lines In the Movie Were Improvised One such kid was roaming through the sets of Thor Ragnarok when he came up with the line “He’s a friend from work.” That line was later used by Thor when he sees Hulk in the Grandmaster’s arena. They regularly entertain visits from the organization. The Make a Wish foundation has a very cordial relationship with Marvel Studios. One Of The Few Movies That Were Given Music Rights To Led ZeppelinĪs part of its outreach program, marvel studios does its part to help people in need.

The movie was enchanted with good luck and some might say it became one of the most successful Marvel Cinematic Universe movies of all time because it had help, a lot of help. In Thor Ragnarok’s case, it was the latter. The dance was done by the tribe to summon rain and bring in good luck. Before the movie officially began, Taika Watiti hired a local tribal group to do a ceremonial dance. He may be a man of the 21st Century but he still has a strong connection to the traditions and culture of the tribes that once populated the lands. Taika Watiti, as we have mentioned earlier, hails from a long line of proud Maori warriors. The decision to source crew personnel locally was done to keep costs down. Many of the crew members for the movie were from Australia and New Zealand as well. That’s a lot of Down Under if you ask us.

To top it off, the major shooting locations for Thor Ragnarok were from Gold Coast of Australia. Watiti, Director of Thor Ragnarok, also hails from a proud Maori lineage. Cate Blanchett and Chris Hemsowrth are from Australia. Many of the major actors the starred in the movie were from Australia.

Thor Ragnarok would not have been possible without the Australian continent and the neighboring islands.