Author's note: While Disney has allowed us to discuss the following plot details of Thor: Ragnarok, the super-spoilerphobic among you may want to bookmark this article and revisit it after seeing the film.
I visited the set of Thor: Ragnarok in Australia almost exactly a year ago, and it was the first set visit in my eleven years of doing this job full-time for IGN where the production allowed the visiting press to observe a major scene being filmed ... but did not let them hear what the characters were saying to one another. This was a purposeful decision on Marvel's part as the scene I witnessed being filmed was the climactic battle on an Asgardian bridge between our heroes (and Loki) and the film's villainess, Hela. I've done several other Marvel movie set visits, but this was the first one I've done where Marvel wouldn't allow the press to listen in on what was being shot.
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I visited the set of Thor: Ragnarok in Australia almost exactly a year ago, and it was the first set visit in my eleven years of doing this job full-time for IGN where the production allowed the visiting press to observe a major scene being filmed ... but did not let them hear what the characters were saying to one another. This was a purposeful decision on Marvel's part as the scene I witnessed being filmed was the climactic battle on an Asgardian bridge between our heroes (and Loki) and the film's villainess, Hela. I've done several other Marvel movie set visits, but this was the first one I've done where Marvel wouldn't allow the press to listen in on what was being shot.
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