'Thor 3' Movie Release Date Delay: Pushed Back to November 2017
The third installment of the "Thor" film series officially titled "Thor 3: Ragnarok" will be coming to movie screens a few months later than its original release date. Marvel Studios recently announced that they are pushing back "Thor 3" to November 3, 2017 instead of July 28, 2017, according to reports.
The delay has to do with another announcement that Marvel made about Spiderman re-joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe after it successfully made a deal with Sony Pictures. Spiderman is said to be appearing in "Captain America: Civil War" in 2016 and says that Marvel and Sony need more time to work out how this will happen, according to Kpopstarz.
Rumors about the movie's storyline include that of Thor's death, making this the last movie of the series. The movie's title "Ragnarok," according to another report in Moviepilot means two things in Marvel Comics. First, it means the end of the Norse Gods' world and second, it also refers to a cyborg Tony Stark made which had Thor's DNA and Asgardian DNA.
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The movie's lead actor, Chris Hemsworth recently shared that the film will continue from the events after "Age of Ultron." He said that Thor will be "in a troubled phase after the events of Ultron."
Tom Hiddleston, who reprises his role as Thor's brother, Loki, said that the movie will be something "pretty big." Both also actors acknowledged that the screenplay is not yet done.
Natalie Portman who played Thor's love interest in the previous films, is not yet confirmed if she will come back in the next installment.
According to The Christian Post, another rumor about additional characters that will appear in the film is that of Loki's love interest in the story, named The Enchantress, Sigyn.
