Thor: Ragnarok

Trivia: Spoiler! There is a mid credit scene that features Thanos' ship.

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Trivia: The helmet used by Thor is very similar to the classic helmet used by him in the comics.

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Trivia: A Make A Wish child who visited the set suggested Thor's "friend from work" line about the Hulk to Chris Hemsworth.

Trivia: Spoiler - Thor takes the Asgard people in a space ship, like Beta Ray Bill did in the comics.

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Trivia: Taika Waititi said "I would say we improvised probably eighty percent of the film, or ad-libbed and threw in stuff" in an MTV news interview.

Trivia: Cate Blanchett chose to do the movie for her children who are Marvel comics fans. Her eldest son suggested she play Hela as a career boost.

Trivia: In order to keep a light yet collaborative mood amongst the cast on set, around 80 per cent of the dialogue in the movie was improvised.

Trivia: In the comics, the Grandmaster has blue skin. Taika Waititi opted not to color Jeff Goldblum blue for this film since he already previously played a blue-skinned character in the film Earth Girls Are Easy. However, you can see Grandmaster's fingernails are painted blue, possibly as a reference to his comic counterpart.

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Trivia: Led Zeppelin's 'Immigrant Song' was chosen for the soundtrack because the lyrics mention Norse mythology.

Trivia: Chris Hemsworth bulked up to play Thor by working out 6-7 times a week and eating 6000 calories a day of a strict selection of foods.

Trivia: Anthony Hopkins originally didn't intend to return for this film, but upon reading the script, he changed his mind.

Continuity mistake: When Thor and Loki are in front of the Shady Acres care home, an old man wearing a black hat passes behind them but in the next shot a woman is there instead.

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Question: Has anyone counted how many rounds Skurge fires near the end? They seem like regular M16's with only a 30-round magazine in them, and it seems like he shot off more than 60 total rounds. Plus he said he got them from Texas, so it's not like they were enchanted Asgardian weapons. Or do the comics mention anything about earth bound weapons gaining some sort of extended/unlimited ammo capacity that this scene is a nod to?

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Answer: There's no mention in the movie that the weapons have been enchanted or improved so it is probably just the usual heroic movie convention of 'bottomless magazines'.

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