The movie opens with the origin story of Christian Bale's Gorr the God Butcher, as he mourns the death of his daughter while in a desert land.
Bale and India Rose Hemsworth, who played his on-screen daughter, filmed the scene on a set instead of in an arid landscape.
As Korg recaps Thor's life, he chronicles the God of Thunder's romantic relationships.
Chris Hemsworth wasn't actually on a boat on water.
Hemsworth's real-life wife, the actress Elsa Pataky, had a cameo as a Wolf Woman that he kissed atop a giant wolf.
Pataky underwent a complete facial makeover for the cameo, including a different hairstyle and fake fangs.
After making a grand speech, Thor summons his Stormbreaker and powers it up.
That moment looked far less dramatic while filming on a set.
"Thor: Love and Thunder" introduced two loud, space-traveling goats named Toothgnasher and Toothgrinder.
The goats weren't entirely CGI. The two large animal heads were created for VFX reference and to aid the actors while interacting with the creatures.
Thor chats with Korg and the Guardians of the Galaxy while on their spaceship.
Korg is significantly taller than Waititi, who plays him, so the director has the character's head attached to his costume as a visual reference. He fully becomes Korg in post-production.
Thompson was actually fighting against men wearing motion capture suits. Their golden armor was added in post-production.
Hemsworth was hoisted into the air using equipment held by two crew members wearing blue suits that were edited out in post-production.
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