"Thor: Love and Thunder" is not the second Thor movie, nor is it the third. It's actually the fourth--in case you forgot about the first two.
After Ragnarök, we were excited to watch Thor 4. But ultimately, we felt like it missed the mark, both as a Thor movie, and as a chapter in the MCU.
PJ, Ben, and Riley explore why that is the case. We explore what makes a movie great, beginning with the provocative question, "Is this the end of Marvel?"
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