How are they going to explain Thor's aging?
If he was supposed to be alive since olden times how come he ages like he was born "mere" decades ago?
shareGods age extremely slow. Even in god years Thor is still pretty young and the movies show it.
shareIn ten or fifteen years time from now, if Hemsworth is still making appearances as Marvels Thor, he will obviously look older, but maybe by then the "young-ifying" CGI technology will be more seemless and less expensive.
Kind of what they did to Michael Douglas in Antman, though it wouldn't have to be as extreme for Thor to maintain his 30 something looks.
Yeah, he's only 33 years old right now. He can play Thor for as long as he can hopefully as long as he takes good care of his health. Him and Evans are aging really well.
shareYou really think Marvel movies (superhero genre, in general) will still be around?
You really think they won't? They've got plans for movies into the mid '20s, and there's not really a sign yet from the box office that people won't see those movies. You might not like the MCU, but you're fooling yourself if you actually think the model that they've created so much success with will suddenly just stop working.
shareI'm actually on this forum because I like Thor movies, so it's not like I dislike the MCU.
Ten years in the entertainment industry is a very long time. Audience tastes change, and this current onslaught of superhero movies will reach its saturation point and lead to a decline. And these changes can be swift.
And with the high budgets of Marvel (and other superhero movies), it only takes two big flops for the studio to start scaling down the number of movies they produce and release.