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And that’s nothing against Thompson herself. But honestly, it’s a bit hard to accept that at face value. Of course, Thompson is absolutely correct that Valkyrie - and all queer characters - shouldn’t be reduced to only their sexuality. I think that’s one way of minimizing her humanity, actually, if that’s the only facet that you get to explore her in.” “But I also think not to hang the character’s hat solely on her sexual identity just because she’s a queer character. “I think there’s a lot of folks that are righteously very hungry for that representation to exist in these movies, as am I,” Thompson explained to the LA Times.

‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Film Review: Taika Waititi Cracks the Jokes But Loses the Thread Well, according to Thompson herself, there were “lots of conversations about it,” but the decision ultimately came down to a very familiar justification. It’s an excellent moment, but it’s certainly no meeting of future wives. The closest we get is, frankly, scraps in the form of one (1) extremely mild flirtation in Omnipotent City, where Valk kisses an unidentified Greek Goddess’ hand before jumping off a ledge and escaping, Bond-style. Missing from all this is a queen or even the implication Valkyrie is looking for one. She’s proving that Thor made the right call in abdicating in her favor. The city is thriving, albeit a bit chaotic. When we find Valkyrie this time around, she’s traded in her battle armor of “Thor: Ragnarok” and “Avengers: Endgame” for a sleek suit, running New Asgard like the mayor of a wealthy small town rather than a conquering monarch.

VALKYRIE THOR MOVIE

Now, the movie has arrived and uh… that definitely wasn’t the case.

“So that will be the first order of business.” Back in 2019, the Marvel crew hit Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con and Tessa Thompson gave fans an exciting tease for “Thor: Love and Thunder.” “As new king, she needs to find her queen,” she said.

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