Love & Thunder Could Revisit Thor's Divisive Age Of Ultron Story

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Thor: Love and Thunder has an opportunity to revisit Avengers: Age of Ultron’s divisive Thor story. A scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron saw the God of Thunder visit a Norn pool to figure out his next course of action. The way this subplot was handled was widely criticized when the movie was released in 2015.

In the second Avengers movie, Thor responded to the hallucinations caused by Scarlet Witch’s powers by seeking out Thor’s Eric Selvig and then bringing him to a mysterious pool where he experienced a number of strange visions about the MCU’s future. This short scene culminated in Thor rejoining the action and using his lightning to activate Vision. Ultimately, this story proved to be a problematic addition to Age of Ultron’s story, with many claiming that the movie failed to properly explain what was happening and that it didn’t do enough to set up Thor’s big decision. What went wrong can be attributed to the fact that Age of Ultron director Joss Whedon originally included a much longer scene but ended up removing most of it from the theatrical cut.

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Based on what’s known about one of the locations featured in Thor: Love and Thunder, it’s possible that Marvel will use the new movie to return to Age of Ultron’s Norn pool. MCU comic tie-ins have revealed that Tønsberg (the place where New Asgard was built) is not far from the Norn pool.  And since Thor 4 trailers have confirmed that New Asgard will indeed have a presence in the movie, a chance exists for Thor to re-enter the Norn pool. Such a move would make a great deal of sense for his character, especially when taking into consideration what his goal is. It’s already known that Love and Thunder