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I agree, most of the jokes fell flat and felt forced. Then it was just a constant barrage of them too.

I still think it was a good movie, and enjoyable... But they definitely tried to overkill the humor and it just didn't work like it did in Ragnarok.

Also, like stated above, Gorr felt wasted. He was the best part of the movie and it mostly ignored him. Like, it acknowledged he is an off screen problem. He really needed one or two good scenes of him just wrecking some people. As it is, him and his plot got sidelined almost entirely to make room for uninteresting characters and bad jokes. Gorr really shined in every scene he has, and would've stolen the movie if he was actually in it.