Thor: Ragnarok

Movie · 2017

Thor's third solo Marvel adventure is the funniest and most colorful of the three, leaning hard into comedy and cosmic spectacle. The laughs are real, but so is the action: battles are frequent, the villain is genuinely menacing, and some violence goes further than typical superhero fare.

Confident superhero fans who are comfortable with PG-13 action; most comfortable from about age 11 or 12.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionViolenceLoss & griefBig emotionsLanguageBehavior modeledLoud or startling soundsFlashing lightsDrinking, drugs & smoking

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Scary imagerythe opening scenesModerate

Thor battles a giant fire demon with a deep, growling voice; the demon's head is severed and a large amount of green slime sprays onlookers.

Scary imageryearly in the filmModerate

Hela is introduced as a dark, shape-shifting villain who displays menacing transformative powers; her presence and voice are likely frightening for young children.

ViolenceHela's attack on the Warriors ThreeModerate

Hela swiftly and lethally kills several named supporting characters; the sequence is quick but depicts impalement and skewering with her bladed weapons.

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