With Thor: Love and Thunder released a few weeks ago, people have started talking about the movie and every little part of the movie. Recently, fans have blasted the internet, because they spotted a Holocaust Themed Candy Store in the movie. They say that Thor: Love and Thunder are using Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet-themed ice-cream store. One of them says, “noted holocaust expert Taika Waititi has done it again.”
Thor: Love and Thunder showed the Holocaust-themed candy store
Thanos might have destroyed the universe with the snap of his fingers in Avengers: Infinity War, but people have various ways of coping up with trauma. In Thor: Love and Thunder, people seem to be more interested in the Holocaust-themed candy store, and they say it trivializes their trauma.
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How was the shop shown in the movie?
A large Infinity Gauntlet protruding from the building holding an ice cream cone is featured in the shop. The ice cream has decked out with candies which are probably acting as an homage to the six Infinity Stones. Since Thanos has caused an immense amount of destruction to the universe, especially the Asgardians had to face a lot because Thanos was on a quest to gain the Infinity Stones, so an ice cream shop devoted to him sounds like a weird idea to put forward.
Nevertheless, fans have their own unique way of grieving and sorrowing. When they say it trivializes their trauma, that means the idea of this whole candy shop was a good go.
Fans have reacted to this particular idea, read to know more:
Fans on Twitter have blasted out on the internet, and they have their own ways of coping with traumas. The Holocaust-themed candy shop idea that Taika Waititi used in Thor: Love and Thunder using Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet-themed ice-cream store idea, made people on the internet react.
Here are some of the tweets, check them out below:
A super weird gag in THOR 4 is that you see Valkyrie at the opening of an ice cream shop called “Infinity Cones” complete with a giant gauntlet on top of the shop. Cute in isolation, but in the world of Marvel, seems sort of akin to opening a Holocaust themed candy store.
— Lance St. Laurent (@LanceStLaurent) July 11, 2022
Literally the last MCU movie had a whole scene with Michael Stuhlbarg talking about losing both brothers and a cat while he was gone. Don’t think he’ll be getting ice cream anytime soon. pic.twitter.com/BixJ0omqMY
— Lance St. Laurent (@LanceStLaurent) July 11, 2022
Will never not be hilarious to me that marvel invented a massive universe spanning trauma event just to make it completely trivial by reversing it entirely
— feebly (@keeblyyy) July 11, 2022
What about all the people who committed suicide because of the initial zap or the millions/billionswho will starve after iron man zaps 4 billion people back to a word that doesn't have food stores after 5 years for an influx of 4 billion people?
— fabricated human (@darkofsky) July 11, 2022
Which is fucking stupide because Thano kill half of Asgardian people, including Loki. That's also the reason Thor become traumatic because of that.
— RandomGuy98 (@LStreak666) July 12, 2022
Fans’ reaction somehow feels justified. The coping mechanism of people varies from person to person, so we cannot really blame anyone here.
Thor: Love and Thunder is now running on the big screen.
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