The speaker is criticizing the new phase of Marvel movies, specifically "Thor: Love and Thunder". They express disappointment and frustration with the film's poor character development, ridiculous plot, and excessive use of CGI. The speaker also mocks the film's attempt to incorporate themes of depression and sexism, calling it a "macho" and "fat" approach to mental health.
The speaker also critiques the film's treatment of its characters, particularly Jane Foster, who is diagnosed with incurable cancer and becomes Thor. The speaker argues that the film's handling of this plot point is insensitive and nonsensical.
The speaker also expresses frustration with the Marvel Cinematic Universe's (MCU) tendency to prioritize spectacle over substance, and its failure to deliver on fan requests, such as a well-adapted "Fantastic Four" movie or a meaningful farewell to Jane Foster.
Overall, the speaker is scathing in their criticism of "Thor: Love and Thunder" and the MCU, accusing them of prioritizing profit over quality and disrespecting their audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Marvel has introduced a new phase with various series and movies.
2. The movie "Thor: Love and Thunder" is part of this new phase.
3. Chris Hemsworth plays the role of Thor in the movie.
4. The movie features Jane Foster, played by Natalie Portman, who suffers from incurable cancer.
5. Jane Foster becomes Thor in the movie due to a justification in a flashback.
6. The hammer, Mjolnir, allows Jane to become Thor to protect her.
7. Russell Crowe plays a role in the movie.
8. The movie features the gods of Asgard, including Thor and the Valkyries.
9. The plot revolves around the villain, Gore, who wants to eliminate the gods.
10. Thor takes the Storm Breaker to Gore, which could screw up the universe.
11. The movie involves the Power of Love and Thunder.
12. The script gives Thor's power to the children kidnapped from Asgard to confront Gore.
13. The Fantastic Four and other characters are mentioned as potential inclusions in future Marvel movies.
14. The movie involves multiple timelines, with three Thor's from different timelines fighting against a destroyer of gods.
15. The movie has a rushed plot, leaving some characters as simple pawns.
16. The movie has received criticism for its character development and plot.