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Tessa Thompson Says Christian Bale Is Villain in ‘Thor: Love
Looks like Tessa Thompson has damaged Marvel’s code of omerta and has confirmed that Christian Bale will play the villain within the upcoming “Thor: Love and Thunder.”
“Christian Bale is going to play our villain, which is going to be fantastic,” Thompson instructed ET on the Season three premiere of “Westworld.” “I’ve read the script. I can’t tell you much. Lots of exciting text messages exchanged between Natalie and I. We’re going to have fun. Taika is writing [and] directing. Some familiar faces. Some new people coming into the mix.”
Thompson, who performed Valkyrie in “Thor: Ragnarok” and final yr’s “Avengers: Endgame,” additionally mentioned that her character will now be generally known as King of New Asgard.
Also Read: Christian Bale in Talks to Join Marvel’s ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’
“She’s king,” Thompson added. “If she can’t find her queen, she’ll just be king and queen at the same time.”
Bale final wore superhero spandex in Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” trilogy. The query of which villain Bale will play is anybody’s guess.
Taika Waititi will return to jot down and direct. The filmmaker directed the third movie within the installment, “Thor: Ragnarok,” which was written by Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle and Christopher L. Yost. Waititi additionally portrayed Korg in “Ragnarok” and “Avengers: Endgame.”
“Thor: Ragnarok” grossed $854 million on the worldwide field workplace since its debut in November of 2017 and scored rave evaluations from critics, reaching a 93% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes, in addition to an “A” CinemaScore.
“Thor: Love and Thunder” will hit theaters Nov. 2021.
All 23 Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies Ranked, From Worst to Best (Photos)
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Nobody on the web desires to speak concerning the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it surely’s a subject we simply cannot go on ignoring. But critically: despite the fact that this seemingly unstoppable franchise has rabid followers throughout the globe, nobody can agree on which of them they like finest (or least, for that matter). TheWrap’s Film Reviews Editor Alonso Duralde take his personal stab on the topic — and no, he is not getting paid by anybody at Disney to love (or dislike, for that matter) any of these movies.
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23. “The Incredible Hulk” (2008)
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22. “Ant-Man” (2015)
While this film deserves credit score for not placing the destiny of mankind on the road — the stakes are extra little one’s-toy-train-sized — the movie’s stabs at humor appear overplayed, and little of Paul Rudd’s pure attraction involves the forefront of what ought to be a breezy caper. We can solely surprise what Edgar Wright’s authentic model might need been like.
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21. “Thor” (2011)
Director Kenneth Branagh nails the thee-and-thou of the Asgard segments, however the small city the place the climax performs out is likely one of the display’s cheesiest pretend cities for the reason that horrible 1980s “Supergirl” film. On the upside, actor Chris Hemsworth demonstrates a twinkly wit on this thunder god journey, matched with spectacular brawn.
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20. “Iron Man 2″ (2010)
The finest MCU motion pictures do a great job of distracting you from all of the setting-up of future franchise entries; this one gives a lot empire-building that it may as effectively have a “Pardon…