Guardians Director James Gunn Has Nothing But Praise For Thor: Ragnarok

James Gunn has showered praise on Thor: Ragnarok, deeming Taika Waititi's space oddity to be stunningly fun and hilarious.

Well, this will certainly have comic book fans standing up and taking notice. Providing they weren’t already, of course.

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James Gunn, writer and director on Guardians of the Galaxy and its zany sequel, has posted his verdict of Thor: Ragnarok to Twitter, deeming the Marvel threequel to be a “stunningly fun and hilarious” addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

First spotted by ComicBook.com, Gunn’s Tweet falls in line with the early critical consensus, after the director likened Ragnarok to a “modern-but-maybe-even-better” Buckaroo Banzai or Flash Gordon. Talk about high praise, not that we didn’t see it coming.

From the moment Taika Waititi lifted the lid on Thor: Ragnarok‘s inaugural teaser, Marvel fans began to form a clear picture of what to expect: a zany, larger-than-life comic book blockbuster with a pinch of Planet Hulk. And it looks like that’s exactly what Waititi has rustled up, albeit with an added cameo or two along the way. For the record, Waititi plays a burly stone alien known as Korg.

Circling back to James Gunn’s glowing Tweet, though, it’s fair to say that the filmmaker is something of a bankable authority in the realm of spacefaring Marvel movies, having single-handedly transformed the Guardians of the Galaxy into household names – look for them to return in next year’s Avengers: Infinity War, along with a whole bunch of Marvel heroes.

With that in mind, this Tweet certainly has us counting down the days until November 3rd.

https://twitter.com/JamesGunn/status/917984976221679616

Thor: Ragnarok opens November 3rd, and it’ll seemingly be the first of four wildly unique and “very different” Marvel movies, with the other three being Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War and Ant-Man and the Wasp, all of which will be with us in 2018.


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