The Thor: Love and Thunder post-credits scene shows Russell Crowe's Zeus left reeling after Thor blasted Zeus' own lightning bolt through his chest.

During his war speech to the newly liberated captives, Thor presented the lightning bolt of Zeus played to odd perfection by Russell Crowe so that the frightened children would be reassured in ...

Similarly, in the Percy Jackson films and TV series (based on Rick Riordan’s books), Zeus is characterised by his anger directed at Percy as he accuses him of stealing his lightning bolt.

Thor: Love and Thunder spoiler-free review Whether or not you can still find the Love and Thunder post-credits cameo on social media, you should know that reviews are already pouring in.

Portrayed by Virtuosity's Russell Crowe, this version of Zeus sported his signature lightning bolt, a toga that left little to the imagination, and a very Greek accent.

In this exclusive Thor: Love and Thunder deleted scene, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) masters Zeus's lightning bolt with help from the god himself.

In Thor: Love and Thunder, Russell Crowe's Zeus was depicted as a bumbling comedy antagonist, eventually taking a lightning bolt through the chest after refusing to help the God of Thunder.

Taika Waititi, who directed Thor: Ragnarok, returns to direct Thor: Love and Thunder. He also co-wrote the film’s screenplay with Jennifer Kaytin Robinson.

A vengeful god In the mid-credits scene, it's revealed that Zeus (Russell Crowe) survived after Thor blasted the Greek god's own lightning bolt through his chest.

Thor: Love and Thunder will be available to stream on Disney+ Sept. 8 and on 4K, Blu-ray and DVD Sept. 27 The dynamic between Zeus and Thor could've played out much differently in Thor: Love and ...