The Marvel Cinematic Universe may be the most popular thing on the big screen right now (and has been for the last decade-plus), but not everybody is a fan, and two prominent members of that club are legendary filmmakers Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese. Whether it be the former saying that only "hired hands" direct MCU blockbusters, or the latter expressing that the movies are more like theme park rides than cinema, their criticisms have been well documented. As one would imagine, this commentary hasn't gotten a particularly positive response from the people who actually make Marvel movies, and that includes the God of Thunder himself, Chris Hemsworth.
The Australian actor, who joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe back in 2011 playing the titular role in Kenneth Branagh's Thor, was recently asked by GQ for this thoughts on the Marvel-related opinions from Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese, and it's clear from his honest response that he takes the criticism personally. In fact, he expressed concern that his time in the MCU may lead to him never having the opportunity to work with two directors he holds in extremely high esteem. Said Hemsworth,
