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What movies do I need to watch before Thor Ragnarok?

Here’s what you need to watch—in order—to get the backstory leading up to Thor: Ragnarok:

  • Iron Man 2 (end credits scene) Amazon – iTunes.
  • Thor Amazon – iTunes.
  • The Avengers Amazon – iTunes.
  • Thor: The Dark World Amazon – Neflix DVD – iTunes.
  • Avengers: Age of Ultron Amazon – Netflix DVD – iTunes.

Do I need to watch Thor before Ragnarok?

Yes, you can watch it, but there are definitely some plot points that probably won’t make much sense without the context of the previous film. However, you should be able to follow along with most of the film just fine.

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Which comes first Thor Ragnarok or Thor The Dark World?

The events of Ragnarok are set four years after the events of Thor: The Dark World, two years after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron, and around the same time as the events of Captain America: Civil War (2016) and Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), with Winderbaum noting that “things happen on top of each other now in …

Do you have time to watch Marvel movies before Thor Ragnarok?

Just in case you don’t have time to watch hours of Marvel movies before going to see Thor: Ragnarok in theaters this weekend, we’ve thrown together this handy SPOILER-FREE guide to provide all of the information you will need. Where have Thor and Hulk been the last few years?

What movies should I watch to get to know Thor?

The first Thor films speaks of the impending succession as Monarch to Asgard and that same theme comes full circle in Ragnorak. Otherwise, the second two films (but not essential), would be both Avengers for you to gain some familiarity on THOR AMD the HULK’s relationship development from their initial confrontation to their banter in Ragnorak….

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Where does Thor come from in Ragnarok?

Ultimately this doesn’t have a huge impact on the events of Thor: Ragnarok, for reasons best discovered while actually watching the movie, but what is key to know/remember is the base history of the titular hero and where he comes from. While he’s rarely identified with the title, Thor is actually a prince in his home world, Asgard.

Are Thor and Jane Foster in the movies?

The only thing that I don’t think might be in the movies is that Thor & Jane Foster (Natalie Portman’s character) have broken up between “Avengers: Age of Ultron” & “Thor: Ragnarok”. Also, if you don’t want to watch all of “Doctor Strange”, although it is a good movie, you really only need to watch the Bonus Scene with Thor at the end.