Thor became a joke.

Thor is kind of a god of love.

He can't pick up his hammer unless he has good intentions. That kind of character SHOULD inspire complex writing about motives, self-reflection, and so on. It would be an epic character that would be sending a message.

Hollywood does not create characters like that. It is likely because it's composed of varying degrees of Harvey Weinstiens. Druggies, pedo, perverts, it's the constant stereotype.

Do you think they want to take a powerful and loving character seriously?

I see you are still an active user, so I will go ahead and reply by saying this: I personally think that Ragnarok was made to be much more lighthearted because the first two movies were super serious. Honestly, I think the second one was overly serious. That's just the way I see it. I can understand not liking it. They probably could've backed off on some of the constant quipping, but the director of this movie has that kind of style.

Yes. That what male friends do, bust each others chops.

Men socialise by saying mean things but having the subtext be the opposite. Women socialise by saying nice things. But having the subtext be the opposite.

The goal of leftist Hollywood is to emasculate white men and make others look stronger, more noble, more intelligent, etc.