I haven't gotten to Thor yet, too, but am curious to see how it is.
I wasn't very impressed with it. There's a lot of forced humor and they've sacrificed the story for the sake of scoring woke points. The whole Zeus plotline was terrible....like worse than Canto Bight terrible.
We really enjoyed the first four episodes of Ms. Marvel as a family, then forgot all about it when we went on vacation. I expected to not like it at all and don't like the comic character, so it beat my low expectations I guess.
Also checked out the new Thor L&T last week. Consensus from the group I went with was a 7 out of 10. The bad guy could have been badder, some of the plot elements like Zues and Korg were pretty dumb (I'm just a face!), and it felt like a teen romance at times despite Jane and Thor being much older and serious in prior films. I did enjoy the goats and there were a lot of laughs, but it makes Ragnarok look like a serious drama in comparison. I thought there'd be more material with the Guardians - if Guardians III hasn't been derailed I wonder if we'd have gotten a fun Guardians/Thor ride that this film could have better connected to and built off of. As it is, it felt like I missed a couple of issues of a comic somewhere between this and Endgame.
It's a good popcorn flick, but like other Phase 4 material it doesn't seem to carry the importance or tie-ins with the larger story that made the earlier Marvel stuff so successful. In my opinion, they've got way too many different unanswered plot lines dangling out there for most people to keep straight (or care about). I can't tell if the Avengers are still around, what's going on with all the characters from the TV shows (Falcon, Winter Soldier, White Vision, Hawkeye(s), Moon Knight, Ms Marvel, etc. What's going on with the celestials from Eternals and what are Fury and the Skrulls doing? Are Hulk, Ant Man, Wasp, Captain Marvel, War Machine, Photon, etc. all just going on solo adventures or taking a break? Dr. Strange helped clean up the Wanda Vision plot, but now I'm not even sure if all these stories are from the same dimension. And where does venom fit in if at all? It's crazy to think Fantastic Four and X-Men are coming somehow too. I'm a die hard Marvel fan, but it's almost too many different stories now without an Avengers movie helping to anchor the broader story.