It’s amazing the number of details that go unnoticed in films. Sure, each Thor film has had a different director, and therefore plenty of unique stylistic quirks (Thor: Ragnarok undoubtedly has the loudest visual style in the bunch), but who would’ve guessed that a certain iconic location would look so drastically different in each film?

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We’re talking about the Rainbow Bridge, which is featured pretty prominently in all three films. One eagle-eyed Redditor posted an image with some pretty telling shots of the bridge, which highlight the main difference — the supports on the bridge.

They’ve changed the Rainbow Bridge has a lot from r/marvelstudios

In the first one, they are shown as cone-ish supports that are likely about 20-30 feet high. In Thor: The Dark World, they’re more Golden Gate-ish in appearance, and are probably closer to 30 feet tall. In Thor: Ragnarok, the actual supports pop up around 10 feet, but along the entire length of the bridge are these jagged cement borders that give the bridge are more hard-edged appearance.

As the bridge had to be repaired between Thor 1 and 2, that difference can easily be justified, but how the bridge ended up changing so drastically between 2 and 3 is up in the air. We’ll just pretend that the consistency between the films has always been on par with the consistency between Harry Potter 2, 3, 4, and 5, where it’s just up to director’s interpretation.

What do you think of these changes, and did you notice any other big changes in Asgard? Let us know down below!

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SOURCE: Reddit