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Look at the moving light in the top left corner of this scene, and the moving shadow on the dark side of the moon to the bottom right of this scene. It shows the sun moving in the opposite direction of all the other stars. Therefore, regardless of what's happening with the moon, the sun is definitely moving. There is no possible way for the sun to be stationary in this scene.
Furthermore, the movie never actually shows the moon move in an orbit, only rotate on its axis.
Now, looking at all the other moving stars in this scene, some stars in the background are moving faster than some stars in the foreground. If all those other stars were actually stationary, parallax perception would require only the stars in the foreground to appear to be moving faster than the stars in the background.
NASA:
"the parallax effect: the apparent shift in position of a relatively nearby object against more distant ones when viewed from different vantage points."
This means that the onscreen evidence is that ALL of these stars are actually moving. Which could scale Gorr and therefore Thor much higher, since all the other stars were in fact all stationary when Thor and crew first arrived to the moon, the other stars only begin to move as Thor and crew get closer, to what they had previously acknowledged could be a trap by Gorr:
So we have to weigh the VFX supervisor's statements against what is actually shown onscreen, and actual science for celestial bodies. And since there is at least as much onscreen evidence that all these stars are moving, it's best to just leave the power level alone.
Finally, MCU Thor at least also is scaled to MCU Zeus, who is scaled to MCU Khonshu, who moved countless stars in the night sky. Which, by the way, gives validity to the view that Gorr, who can kill gods, could have the power to move countless stars himself. So the power levels are not just based on the Shadow Realm scenes:
MCU THOR
"At least Large Planet level, possibly Star level (Caught an attack from, one-shot and mortally wounded Zeus, who rules over Omnipotence City and is more powerful than even the Egyptian Gods."
MCU ZEUS
At least Large Planet level, possibly Star level (Comparable to, if not stronger than, Ra, the head of the Egyptian Pantheon, who should be stronger than fellow Egyptian Gods like Khonshu and Ammit.
