The (Possible) Philosophy of THOR: Love and Thunder – Wisecrack Edition

The video discusses the upcoming film 'Thor: Love and Thunder', focusing on the influence of Jason Aaron's comic run, which features themes of misotheism. It explores how these themes might translate into the film, particularly through the character of Jane Foster, who takes on the mantle of Thor. The video predicts potential plot points and character developments, including the introduction of new villains and the role of the multiverse. It also speculates on the future direction of the Thor franchise within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Who is set to take on the mantle of Thor in 'Love and Thunder'?

• Tessa Thompson

• Tom Hiddleston

• Natalie Portman

• Chris Hemsworth

What is the main theological perspective of Jason Aaron that influences his works?

• Misotheism

• Atheism

• Polytheism

• Monotheism

In Aaron's narrative, who is Gorr the God Butcher?

• A hero who saves gods

• A villain who slaughters gods

• A mortal who becomes a god

• A god who creates worlds

What theme is central to Aaron's run on Thor?

• The power of friendship

• The worthiness of gods

• The end of the world

• The creation of the universe

Which god does Jane Foster frequently clash with in Aaron's narrative?

• Loki

• Thor

• Odin

• Hela

What philosophical question does Aaron's narrative raise?

• What is the nature of reality?

• What is a god?

• What is the purpose of the universe?

• What is the meaning of life?

What is predicted to be the source of the new Mjolnir in 'Love and Thunder'?

• A new Asgardian forge

• A multiverse version

• A gift from Odin

• A creation by Tony Stark

Who is predicted to be Jane's nemesis in 'Love and Thunder'?

• Cole Borgeson

• Gorr the God Butcher

• Hela

• Loki

Which cosmic civilization is predicted to play a role in 'Love and Thunder'?

• The Kree

• The Asgardians

• The Shi'ar

• The Skrulls

What is the predicted role of Mangog in the Jane Foster trilogy?

• A side character with no major role

• A mentor to Jane Foster

• A villain in the second film

• A hero who saves the universe