Chris Hemsworth admits failure of ‘Thor 4’ and complains about being just ‘the muscle guy’ at Marvel

Completed last year, Phase 4 of Marvel Studios is one of the least loved by the company’s regular fans. While it has welcomed major productions and experimentation, with the addition of the series to the MCU, there are some projects that have received negative receptions from all sides. With the lowest approval in Rotten Tomatoes63%, Thor: Love and Thunder is one of those films.

In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Chris Hemsworth revealed that he agrees with some of the criticism. For him, the God of Thunder’s fourth solo film presented a “very silly” version of the character. “I got caught up in the improvisation and the madness and became a parody of myself,” Hemsworth told the outlet “I Missed the Point”

According to the actor, despite being grateful for his career at Casa das Ideias, he always felt out of place compared to others. “Sometimes I felt like a team security guard,” Hemsworth said.

“I would read everyone’s lines and say, ‘Oh, they have so much cooler stuff. They’re having more fun. What’s my character doing? It’s always been about, ‘You’ve got the wig. You’ve got the muscles.’ You have the fantasy. Where’s the enlightenment? Yes, I’m part of this big thing, but I’m probably pretty replaceable.”

Even with the feeling of irrelevance for Marvel’s main team in theaters (for now), Robert Downey Jr.,…

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