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An incred­i­ble teas­er trail­er for Thor: Rag­narok has arrived

10 Apr 2017

Words by Little White Lies

Take a first look at Chris Hemsworth, Cate Blanchett and … Jeff Goldblum?!

Giv­en that Thor is eas­i­ly the coolest char­ac­ter in Marvel’s Cin­e­mat­ic Uni­verse (sor­ry, but he just is), the occa­sion of the Norse man-god’s third stand­alone movie should be met with white hot anticipation.

Chris Hemsworth is back as the tit­u­lar com­ic book hero he was sim­ply born to play, with Antho­ny Hop­kins, Idris Elba and Tom Hid­dle­ston repris­ing their roles and Tes­sa Thomp­son and Karl Urban join­ing the crew.

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Tai­ka Wait­i­ti, aka Kiwi’s finest, is on direct­ing duties for what looks like a pure shot of unadul­ter­at­ed fan­ta­sy-action spectacle.

This Led Zep­pelin-sound­tracked trail­er also gives us an ear­ly glimpse of Cate Blanchett’s vil­lain­ess, Hela, who declares ​“Asgard is dead” before unleash­ing a wave of fire that sweeps through the myth­i­cal city seem­ing­ly destroy­ing every­thing in its path.

So what does all this mean for our mus­cle­bound, lux­u­ri­ant­ly-fol­li­cled pro­tag­o­nist? Well, care of Jeff Goldblum’s Grand­mas­ter, Thor is left to duke it out with the Incred­i­ble Hulk in a win­ner-takes-all glad­i­a­tor bat­tle which judg­ing by this teas­er promis­es to be even more fun than it sounds.

Thor: Rag­narok hits cin­e­mas Octo­ber 2017. Watch the trail­er above and let us know what you think @LWLies

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