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The title character of Thor has become the worst aspect of his own movie. 

A delightful sequel motor-powered by goofy self-awareness and childlike imagination

At 29 films in, it felt like too much work to enter the MCU – but Chris Hemsworth’s latest outing as Thor turned out to be great fun

Only a few superhero franchises have made it to a fourth movie, and you can usually sum up how bad they are in less than a sentence each: George Clooney's bat-nipples in "Batman and Robin" (1997), Nuclear Man fighting Superman on the moon in "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace"…

There are a few good things worth singling out in the otherwise not-very-good thing that is "Thor: Love and Thunder." First up are two large screaming goats, whose digitally amplified screeches are a comic gift that rarely stops giving. Christian Bale delivers a genuinely skin-crawling turn as a zombified villain…

It’s not as good as Thor: Ragnarok, but judged on its own terms this sequel is goofy and moving

A delightful sequel motor-powered by goofy self-awareness and childlike imagination

Out of all the cameo appearances in Thor: Love and Thunder, New Zealand-born actor Russell Crowe has spectacularly stolen the show.

Eleven years after Chris Hemsworth first starred in Thor, the Australian actor returns with his hammer and humour for the fourth instalment