The new film, which is a sequel to 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, stars Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson and Natalie Portman. Portman returns to the franchise for the first time since 2014’s Thor: The Dark World, with director Taika Waititi giving her character Dr Jane Foster an elevated role. Spoilers ahead – you have been warned In the film, Jane is revealed to have stage four cancer and, in one scene, is shown undergoing chemotherapy. Those who have watched the film since it was released on Thursday (July 7) are alerting their followers on Twitter that scenes showing Jane’s treatments may trigger those who have either gone through it themselves or know someone who has. pass. . “If you’re planning to see Thor: Love and Thunder and you’re sensitive to cancer/carcinoma treatment, it’s an extremely prevalent theme and plot driver in the film,” one viewer warned, adding: “Prepare and take care of yourself. if needed.” Another viewer said: “No spoilers, but Thor: Love and Thunder SHOULD have had a trigger warning for graphic cancer and the fact that we didn’t know that going in is horrible.” “If you have medical or cancer triggers, I’d do a bit of googling the plot before deciding whether or not to watch it,” added another, with one person stating: “I knew in the comics that Jane has cancer. It has been mentioned many times since this movie was announced and yet the cancer scenes still hit hard. Prepare yourself if you have lost someone to cancer.” Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (Marvel Studios) However, some praised the film for its portrayal of someone with cancer, with one person writing: “Jane Foster’s story had a crazy emotional resonance for me. Both my mother and a close friend battled cancer a few years ago. Thor’s desire to protect Jane’s fight and Jane’s to keep fighting really hit home. I think we all needed to hear a story like this.” Another movie that came out this week that people are warning would-be viewers about is the new Netflix documentary Girl in the Picture, which many are calling “scary” and “the scariest thing ever.” Thor: Love and Thunder is now in cinemas and you can read The Independent’s verdict on the film here. MCU fans are complaining that the new film has opened a major plot hole for the long-running film series. However, they have been extremely excited about the introduction of a very unexpected actor in the franchise in the film’s post-credits scene.
title: “Thor Love And Thunder Viewers Urge Marvel To Add Warning About Cancer Storyline " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-10” author: “Marie Wisman”
The new film, which is a sequel to 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, stars Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson and Natalie Portman. Portman returns to the franchise for the first time since 2014’s Thor: The Dark World, with director Taika Waititi giving her character Dr Jane Foster an elevated role. Spoilers ahead – you have been warned In the film, Jane is revealed to have stage four cancer and, in one scene, is shown undergoing chemotherapy. Those who have watched the film since it was released on Thursday (July 7) are alerting their followers on Twitter that scenes showing Jane’s treatments may trigger those who have either gone through it themselves or know someone who has. pass. . “If you’re planning on seeing Thor: Love and Thunder and you’re sensitive to cancer/carcinoma treatment, it’s an extremely prevalent theme and plot driver in the film,” one viewer warned, adding: “Prepare and take care of yourself if you have to.” Another viewer said: “No spoilers, but Thor: Love and Thunder SHOULD have had a trigger warning for graphic cancer and the fact that we didn’t know that going in is horrible.” “If you have medical or cancer triggers, I’d do a bit of googling the plot before deciding whether or not to watch it,” added another, with one person stating: “I knew in the comics that Jane has cancer. It has been mentioned many times since this movie was announced and yet the cancer scenes still hit hard. Prepare yourself if you have lost someone to cancer.” Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (Marvel Studios) However, some praised the film for its portrayal of someone with cancer, with one person writing: “Jane Foster’s story had a crazy emotional resonance for me. Both my mother and a close friend battled cancer a few years ago. Thor’s desire to protect Jane’s fight and Jane’s to keep fighting really hit home. I think we all needed to hear a story like this.” Meanwhile, Waititi has come under fire for highlighting and “mocking” the visual effects in a particular scene from the new film during an interview, amid claims that Marvel is “overworking” its VFX employees. Another movie that came out this week that people are warning would-be viewers about is the new Netflix documentary Girl in the Picture, which many are calling “scary” and “the scariest thing ever.” Thor: Love and Thunder is now in cinemas and you can read The Independent’s verdict on the film here. MCU fans are complaining that the new film has opened a major plot hole for the long-running film series. However, they have been extremely excited about the introduction of a very unexpected actor in the franchise in the film’s post-credits scene.
