There is no Hela in ancient Nordic religious mythology. Her name is Hel and she is the queen of the afterlife realm of Hel, or hell in Christianity. So lets get this straight. Thor is no human Super hero, but a God or an Alien if you wish. A fun fact, Thursday is actually also named after Nordic Mythology, with Thursday meaning "Thor's Day" and coincidentally, Chris Hemsworth was actually born on a Thursday (Thor's Day).
People came at you for not liking Odin? But I thought the fans agreed that Odin's terrible parenting is to blame for all the bad things that happen in the Thor movies.
Fans in general agreed that Odin was not a great father and that he has responsibility for SOME of the things that happened... But non bias fans also know that Thor's mistakes or Hela's evilness or Loki's bad actions, belong to them and nothing excuses them or justifies them... Specially when it comes to Loki who is far more well known and liked than Hela, for example, and have a huge amount of fans that shouldn't just remove all the responsibility for his bad deeds and place them on Odin; because a lot of the stuff he did and continues to do, that's all him... Let's not forget that he made a plan to have enemies of Asgard infiltrate and steal a dangerous weapon of mass destruction, caused the death of innocent asgardian guards and more, all of it, long before even knowing anything about being adopted... Or the fact that in this movie, 10 years of character arc later? he still trying to betray Thor and cause him harm
It was crazy, you should go back to her other Thor reactions; the comments were *filled* with people blaming all of the kids for *ODIN'S* parenting, and if you explained to them just how bad he was or the psychology on how parenting affects the ability to make decisions in adulthood they would all try to gaslight you with "stop the what about-ism"😆
Odin is goated, Idgaf what ppl say, man was ruthless w hela & created an incredibly impressive empire then became a mostly peaceful king & then lied to everyone & basically convinced everyone he was some peaceful being💀💀💀 master manipulator, Idgaf if he was a good dad, Thor is goated & Loki is too, no spoilers but ifykyk. No room for soft shit when your competing to be the king of Asgard. What Odin should have been easier on them? Hell no, he made them tough as did many other factors & whoever else gave them compassion, empathy & even Odin preached those type of messages You’ve gotta think bigger than the earth type of mindset, if you don’t like Odin what bc he lied? Wasn’t the best father? Grow up, he’s the ruler of the 9 realms, not your dad who could have showed you a little bit more attention or been nicer. “Your birthright! Was to DIE!” Lmao “I shall speak to the prisoner alone”😭💀. Forget all these other characters I’d love an Odin show
Hulk didn't want to leave Sakaar because for the first time, he'd found a place where people loved and cheered for him. On Earth he was feared and constantly hunted by the military (mostly due to Ross). So Hulk finally started to have a life of his own on this weird alien planet.
We’re SO CLOSE TO INFINITY WAAAAR!! I’ve been loving these! They have been my reality escape throughout these past few weeks and I could listen to you rendering the films down for HOURS!! Wishing you success in everything you do. Thank you for these.
Fun facts: The actors in the play are Matt Damon as Loki and Luke Hemsworth, Chris' older brother, playing Thor. The line "He's a friend from work!" when Thor sees Hulk is actually a line from a Make A Wish kid who visited the set that day. The whole Hulk being a champion thing is from a storyline called "Planet Hulk" where a bunch of characters decide that Hulk is too much of a threat to the Earth and trick him and send him into space. In "World War Hulk" Hulk returns back to Earth and lays out pretty much everyone. As you mentioned, this movie essentially serves as the reason why the two of them aren't in Civil War.
It's quite important to recognize that Hela didn't just destroy Mjolnir, an incomprehensibly powerful force, but she did it with her bare hands, and it wasn't even difficult.
That name you had troubles pronouncing, Surtur, originally meant 'man of dark complexion' in Icelandic (without any other connotation to it!) but once it started to get used as a literary translation for the n-word, it's pretty much been abolished from the language. It's still found in our dictionary as a word rather than a name, listed as 'offensive and archaic'.
Hela is the half-sister to Thor in the MCU but in the comic books she is the daughter of Loki. Hela Frigga and Valkyrie are the same age and the only reason Valkyrie doesn't look the same as because she spent most of her time on the planet sakaar which effects people's aging differently. That's also how The grandmaster who is the brother of The collector is millions of years old and one of the immortals of the universe. In the hulk's case he's been here longer than 2 years that's how he's able to speak normally. The Hulk and Dr Banner are two separate personalities with Dr Banner figuring out if he triggered the transformation he had more control over the hulk's actions in the Hulk figure out he could control both bodies without losing himself to the anger which would drive him into a blind rage. Thor was able to defeat surtur because he was injured and cut off from his source of power of the eternal flame. Odin was barely able to defeat surtur with the space infinity stone. When Odin died his connection to the Odin force was passed to Thor which increased his lightning capabilities.
Hmmm 🧐 So Loki must be different in the comic version as well. How could he have a daughter the same age as his adopted mother? Loki would have to be way WAY older than mom? ☮️
The thing you said about Loki comes from the original nordic lore and myths, not the comics... Also, about the "Odin-force", a thing from the comics, not something that has been confirmed or mentioned in the MCU... As far as we know, until they mention it and make it canon, it isn't a thing in the MCU
@@allengray5748 in the comics Asgardians, Jotuns, Dwarves, etc are all much older. In the MCU they're extraterrestrial beings with roughly 5000 year lifespans.
@@neospock5034 That generalization doesn't tell me how (according to what the other guy said) Loki's daughter is older than Loki's adopted Mom? That was my question.
@@neospock5034 Oops he says they are the same age which would mean Loki would have to be older than Frigga? But in the MCU World he was found as an abandoned infant. Something makes no Frigga sense,?? So you got the MCU version, comic book and the Legends? Either way it's all fascinating!! ☮️
I think you are forgetting some key notes here that explain why Anthony's Odin was different in this film. This has been a slow build up since movie one when he nearly collapsed on the stairs when Loki was arguing with him. He had to go into that God comma state in order to preserve his strength. This is also why he was ready to step back as ruler because he knew his time was not too long. By the second movie, Loki caught him off guard and put a spell on him before banishing him to earth, and as Thor said in this movie, weak and without his powers. I think it took a lot of Odin's reserved power to break out of that spell...which apparently busted down the old folks home. We never knew Odin's age, so as a God I guess he can feel his end near. He did say that he could hear Frigga calling to him to join her. This was definitely a sharp turn with Thor's personality and it worked. Even Sir Anthony Hopkins had me cracking up, with playing as Loki pretending to be Odin. I do wish they would have given The Valkyrie a proper name, and made her Brunhilda, the Valkyrie that Thor ended up marrying. It pisses me off because Chris and Tessa's chemistry moments really were noticeable. I wanted more of it.😍🥰 This was a Hemsworth family affair. His brother, Luke, played the Thor performing in Loki's play. He hammed it up so hilariously. Btw, he is in the HBO show WESTWORLD along with Tessa Thompson and Sir Anthony Hopkins. It's so good. But I digress...the girl who wanted to take a picture with Thor and apologized about Jane was Chris's younger sister. Now, going back to the other characters: Skurge and Hela were both from the Lord of the Rings franchise. Matt Damon played Loki in the play, which was an easter egg joke if you've ever seen Kevin Smith's Dogma movie. He played the cast out Angel named Loki and Ben Affleck played his casted out Angel friend Barnaby. I personally think Matt was poking fun at his bestie with him making his way into the bigger more franchise for even less than 10 minutes, while Affleck was on the troubled Batman v Superman movie. Sam Neil who played Odin in the play, is from the Jurassic Park franchise, along with his costar Jeff Goldblum. I'm telling you....Disney has been collecting "A" list highly awarded actors from major franchises like they're Thanos collecting Infinity Stones, and the MCU is them telling their own story. Lol. So far we have lots of actors from : LOTR, WESTWORLD, JURRASIC FRANCHISE, GAME OF THRONES....A huge amount of actors from the Whedonverse shows especially Buffy and Angel. A lot of the MCU actors and Whedonverse actors have appeared on Will & Grace too. Robert Downey, Jr. was supposed to appear on the show once and changed his mind. Some of the Whedonverse actors were in disguise..like the guy who played Wesley was the one that threatened Loki to not keep the Tesseract from Thanos or they'd find him, and whom Ronan later killed when he was in Thanos' presence. The director of the movie is the voice of Korg. He went for a thick New Zealand accent and it was hilarious, imo. Even though the serious Shakespearean side of Thor movies were cinematic and intense, all the main actors played the comedy brilliantly. I liked Odin. He behaved as you'd think a viking God would. Thor got it from his dad too when he'd do the opposite of what Odin told him, hence the first movie. Loki's insecurities were his own. Frigga shared her magic with him so that he wouldn't feel left out, and like a Spartan baby, he was left to die because he was a runt. Odin did spare him and give him a life, and in a good place to be brought up in. I believe Frigga when she told him that they never said anything about Loki's parentage because he was already feeling down on his self for not being as powerful as Thor. I have little sympathy for the guy who purposely attacked earth and killed thousands, traumatized the entire population and smirked it off as if what Odin did excuses himself. Instead of trying to be a better man than Odin, to show him up, he leaned into the Tyrant part of being a part of a god family. He relished acting mischievous since he likes bragging of that being his calling card.
michelle, i don't like that you blur it every few seconds, that hurts my eyes, can you not do that, also you are missing major parts of the movie when you do that , if you are worried about copyrights just post the free use act at the beginning of your video
Bruh copyright is why she's blurring the videos but she doesn't blur them as she watches them! That would be insane, no?? The blurring is just for YT. She doesn't have much of a choice, especially considering the channel is growing
Hopefully they’ll do something ab that to some extent, from what I’ve heard, hemsworth I think his name is? Has publicly voiced he wished they’d make Thor a bit more serious or thought provoking or something like that. I’d love to see that & think he could easily pull it off, I follow him on ig, like most of the mcu actors /actresses & he seems like he’s a super chill family guy. Thors always been one of my favorites & I watched like an hour of love & thunder, fell asleep & haven’t gone back since. That was like 6 months ago, just wasn’t feeling it, will watch it at some point
Loki/Odin's "oh sh!t" when Thor first shows up in Asgard is my favourite moment from the entire MCU 😂 BTW I don't know if you recognised her, but Hela was Galadriel from Lord Of The Rings.
This movie really taps into Hemsworth's comedy side. Hiddleston always a pleasure. Ruffalo! Sad that the MCU does not have the rights to do Hulk movies. Could have been good with the right director. Goldblum, Tessa, Karl!, Clancy Brown!, Cate Blanchett!!! RIP Ray Stevenson. Thank you Taika Waititi for this. Love the reaction. Cannot wait for the next one!
THANKS for this!!! It took me *sssoooo* long to admit how much I loved this buddy-comedy film!!! You are now about to embark on the next level....see you there!!! :)
Odin is a tyrant not a hero and the only reason he seems to be helping is the makeup for his past deeds. Not that that changed his personality it only changed his outlook on life and his legacy within the universe that will go on long after he's gone.
Dont forget that Loki invited the frost giants into asgard even before he knew he was Laufey's son. So he's got the seed of jealousy in him. And jelousy like you know made cain kill abel.....u get the picture
Anthony Hopkins' scene with Thor and Loki did have to be reshot. It was originally in an alley and apparently Hopkins really liked playing hobo!Odin, so maybe he was angry about it. ruclips.net/video/qpdE-NAjxN0/видео.html
My top 5 MCU! Out of (?) Tons of reactions to this movie maybe 2 recognized Matt Damon as Theater 🎭 Loki and no one named THOR'S real life brother Luke playing him!! Or maybe it's because I'm watching the RUclips version and not the Patreon?? Well that would make a double wrong!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
So Odin isn't allowed to change and become a peaceful King which hella said herself he wanted to do which brought peace to the nine realms which I'm guessing is why she decided to try to take over the throne and Odin know he couldn't control her so he put her away in a prison which makes sense to me why would you want her to stay around and continue to kill
I don't think the Quinjet flew threw space to get Hulk to Sakaar, just went through a portal/wormhole. Maybe that's what happened to all the missing ships and planes lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Maybe Glenn Miller has been hanging out with The Grandmaster for the last 70 years.
Look up the original end of Odin they shot. They changed it and reshot it. Look up the scene with Hela and Odin (it’s on RUclips). Very different line delivery
i thought it might be too silly for you. it was just about right. total turnaround. no future spoilers for the next Thor tho....ahem. love your reaction, ignore any hate comments you get, too many sheep in this world . 😀
42:15 One small flaw in an otherwise great film. Here was Loki, posing as Odin for several years, living the good life in Asgard, and he never thought to look in the basement for the Tesseract. It wasn’t even locked!
Who's to say that Loki didn't make several trips to check out the treasure room during his time impersonating Odin? Th Tesseract was simply there, on display... and he was content to leave it there.
This is my favorite Thor movie! Thanks for the review. The first Thor movie seemed so theatrical to you probably because the great Kenneth Branagh directed it. He's done so much Shakespeare in his life, that Thor couldn't help but resemble one of his plays. Ragnarok was directed by Taika Waititi. His movies are definitely more comical, even when they have serious subject matter.
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There is no Hela in ancient Nordic religious mythology. Her name is Hel and she is the queen of the afterlife realm of Hel, or hell in Christianity. So lets get this straight. Thor is no human Super hero, but a God or an Alien if you wish. A fun fact, Thursday is actually also named after Nordic Mythology, with Thursday meaning "Thor's Day" and coincidentally, Chris Hemsworth was actually born on a Thursday (Thor's Day).
People came at you for not liking Odin? But I thought the fans agreed that Odin's terrible parenting is to blame for all the bad things that happen in the Thor movies.
Fans in general agreed that Odin was not a great father and that he has responsibility for SOME of the things that happened... But non bias fans also know that Thor's mistakes or Hela's evilness or Loki's bad actions, belong to them and nothing excuses them or justifies them... Specially when it comes to Loki who is far more well known and liked than Hela, for example, and have a huge amount of fans that shouldn't just remove all the responsibility for his bad deeds and place them on Odin; because a lot of the stuff he did and continues to do, that's all him... Let's not forget that he made a plan to have enemies of Asgard infiltrate and steal a dangerous weapon of mass destruction, caused the death of innocent asgardian guards and more, all of it, long before even knowing anything about being adopted... Or the fact that in this movie, 10 years of character arc later? he still trying to betray Thor and cause him harm
Odin is a saint in the MCU compared to the comic book Odin. Lol
@@MrCmad1104 or compared to any other version of him, really.
It was crazy, you should go back to her other Thor reactions; the comments were *filled* with people blaming all of the kids for *ODIN'S* parenting, and if you explained to them just how bad he was or the psychology on how parenting affects the ability to make decisions in adulthood they would all try to gaslight you with "stop the what about-ism"😆
Odin is goated, Idgaf what ppl say, man was ruthless w hela & created an incredibly impressive empire then became a mostly peaceful king & then lied to everyone & basically convinced everyone he was some peaceful being💀💀💀 master manipulator, Idgaf if he was a good dad, Thor is goated & Loki is too, no spoilers but ifykyk. No room for soft shit when your competing to be the king of Asgard. What Odin should have been easier on them? Hell no, he made them tough as did many other factors & whoever else gave them compassion, empathy & even Odin preached those type of messages
You’ve gotta think bigger than the earth type of mindset, if you don’t like Odin what bc he lied? Wasn’t the best father? Grow up, he’s the ruler of the 9 realms, not your dad who could have showed you a little bit more attention or been nicer. “Your birthright! Was to DIE!” Lmao “I shall speak to the prisoner alone”😭💀. Forget all these other characters I’d love an Odin show
Hulk didn't want to leave Sakaar because for the first time, he'd found a place where people loved and cheered for him. On Earth he was feared and constantly hunted by the military (mostly due to Ross). So Hulk finally started to have a life of his own on this weird alien planet.
We’re SO CLOSE TO INFINITY WAAAAR!! I’ve been loving these!
They have been my reality escape throughout these past few weeks and I could listen to you rendering the films down for HOURS!!
Wishing you success in everything you do. Thank you for these.
Fun facts: The actors in the play are Matt Damon as Loki and Luke Hemsworth, Chris' older brother, playing Thor. The line "He's a friend from work!" when Thor sees Hulk is actually a line from a Make A Wish kid who visited the set that day.
The whole Hulk being a champion thing is from a storyline called "Planet Hulk" where a bunch of characters decide that Hulk is too much of a threat to the Earth and trick him and send him into space. In "World War Hulk" Hulk returns back to Earth and lays out pretty much everyone. As you mentioned, this movie essentially serves as the reason why the two of them aren't in Civil War.
"No go with him, we gonna need a Hulk for Thanos" truly the best line of this reaction
Had Thor not called hulk Banner, Hulk may have been more receptive to listening. Hulk never listens when he's called Banner.
It's quite important to recognize that Hela didn't just destroy Mjolnir, an incomprehensibly powerful force, but she did it with her bare hands, and it wasn't even difficult.
That name you had troubles pronouncing, Surtur, originally meant 'man of dark complexion' in Icelandic (without any other connotation to it!) but once it started to get used as a literary translation for the n-word, it's pretty much been abolished from the language. It's still found in our dictionary as a word rather than a name, listed as 'offensive and archaic'.
Hela is the half-sister to Thor in the MCU but in the comic books she is the daughter of Loki. Hela Frigga and Valkyrie are the same age and the only reason Valkyrie doesn't look the same as because she spent most of her time on the planet sakaar which effects people's aging differently. That's also how The grandmaster who is the brother of The collector is millions of years old and one of the immortals of the universe. In the hulk's case he's been here longer than 2 years that's how he's able to speak normally. The Hulk and Dr Banner are two separate personalities with Dr Banner figuring out if he triggered the transformation he had more control over the hulk's actions in the Hulk figure out he could control both bodies without losing himself to the anger which would drive him into a blind rage. Thor was able to defeat surtur because he was injured and cut off from his source of power of the eternal flame. Odin was barely able to defeat surtur with the space infinity stone. When Odin died his connection to the Odin force was passed to Thor which increased his lightning capabilities.
Hmmm 🧐 So Loki must be different in the comic version as well. How could he have a daughter the same age as his adopted mother? Loki would have to be way WAY older than mom? ☮️
The thing you said about Loki comes from the original nordic lore and myths, not the comics... Also, about the "Odin-force", a thing from the comics, not something that has been confirmed or mentioned in the MCU... As far as we know, until they mention it and make it canon, it isn't a thing in the MCU
@@allengray5748 in the comics Asgardians, Jotuns, Dwarves, etc are all much older. In the MCU they're extraterrestrial beings with roughly 5000 year lifespans.
@@neospock5034 That generalization doesn't tell me how (according to what the other guy said) Loki's daughter is older than Loki's adopted Mom? That was my question.
@@neospock5034 Oops he says they are the same age which would mean Loki would have to be older than Frigga? But in the MCU World he was found as an abandoned infant. Something makes no Frigga sense,?? So you got the MCU version, comic book and the Legends? Either way it's all fascinating!! ☮️
50:20 Now you see Anthony Hopkins has said he disliked the role compared to his others. It was too lazy to him
Well… I wouldn’t say there was *no* rehabbing Hela. Just not this time or this Hela.
‘Nuff said.
I think you are forgetting some key notes here that explain why Anthony's Odin was different in this film.
This has been a slow build up since movie one when he nearly collapsed on the stairs when Loki was arguing with him. He had to go into that God comma state in order to preserve his strength.
This is also why he was ready to step back as ruler because he knew his time was not too long.
By the second movie, Loki caught him off guard and put a spell on him before banishing him to earth, and as Thor said in this movie, weak and without his powers.
I think it took a lot of Odin's reserved power to break out of that spell...which apparently busted down the old folks home. We never knew Odin's age, so as a God I guess he can feel his end near. He did say that he could hear Frigga calling to him to join her.
This was definitely a sharp turn with Thor's personality and it worked. Even Sir Anthony Hopkins had me cracking up, with playing as Loki pretending to be Odin.
I do wish they would have given The Valkyrie a proper name, and made her Brunhilda, the Valkyrie that Thor ended up marrying.
It pisses me off because Chris and Tessa's chemistry moments really were noticeable. I wanted more of it.😍🥰
This was a Hemsworth family affair. His brother, Luke, played the Thor performing in Loki's play. He hammed it up so hilariously. Btw, he is in the HBO show WESTWORLD along with Tessa Thompson and Sir Anthony Hopkins. It's so good.
But I digress...the girl who wanted to take a picture with Thor and apologized about Jane was Chris's younger sister.
Now, going back to the other characters:
Skurge and Hela were both from the Lord of the Rings franchise.
Matt Damon played Loki in the play, which was an easter egg joke if you've ever seen Kevin Smith's Dogma movie. He played the cast out Angel named Loki and Ben Affleck played his casted out Angel friend Barnaby.
I personally think Matt was poking fun at his bestie with him making his way into the bigger more franchise for even less than 10 minutes, while Affleck was on the troubled Batman v Superman movie.
Sam Neil who played Odin in the play, is from the Jurassic Park franchise, along with his costar Jeff Goldblum.
I'm telling you....Disney has been collecting "A" list highly awarded actors from major franchises like they're Thanos collecting Infinity Stones, and the MCU is them telling their own story. Lol.
So far we have lots of actors from : LOTR, WESTWORLD, JURRASIC FRANCHISE, GAME OF THRONES....A huge amount of actors from the Whedonverse shows especially Buffy and Angel.
A lot of the MCU actors and Whedonverse actors have appeared on Will & Grace too. Robert Downey, Jr. was supposed to appear on the show once and changed his mind.
Some of the Whedonverse actors were in disguise..like the guy who played Wesley was the one that threatened Loki to not keep the Tesseract from Thanos or they'd find him, and whom Ronan later killed when he was in Thanos' presence.
The director of the movie is the voice of Korg. He went for a thick New Zealand accent and it was hilarious, imo.
Even though the serious Shakespearean side of Thor movies were cinematic and intense, all the main actors played the comedy brilliantly.
I liked Odin. He behaved as you'd think a viking God would.
Thor got it from his dad too when he'd do the opposite of what Odin told him, hence the first movie.
Loki's insecurities were his own. Frigga shared her magic with him so that he wouldn't feel left out, and like a Spartan baby, he was left to die because he was a runt. Odin did spare him and give him a life, and in a good place to be brought up in.
I believe Frigga when she told him that they never said anything about Loki's parentage because he was already feeling down on his self for not being as powerful as Thor.
I have little sympathy for the guy who purposely attacked earth and killed thousands, traumatized the entire population and smirked it off as if what Odin did excuses himself.
Instead of trying to be a better man than Odin, to show him up, he leaned into the Tyrant part of being a part of a god family.
He relished acting mischievous since he likes bragging of that being his calling card.
Girl u did not just type all that
I like to think Thor’s character changed the more time he spent on Earth and around Tony Stark lol
Been waiting for this reaction I know u finna be laughing through the whole movie
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michelle, i don't like that you blur it every few seconds, that hurts my eyes, can you not do that, also you are missing major parts of the movie when you do that , if you are worried about copyrights just post the free use act at the beginning of your video
Bruh copyright is why she's blurring the videos but she doesn't blur them as she watches them! That would be insane, no?? The blurring is just for YT. She doesn't have much of a choice, especially considering the channel is growing
“Oh you are so adorably stupid.” That sums up Thor for the most part lol.
Hopefully they’ll do something ab that to some extent, from what I’ve heard, hemsworth I think his name is? Has publicly voiced he wished they’d make Thor a bit more serious or thought provoking or something like that. I’d love to see that & think he could easily pull it off, I follow him on ig, like most of the mcu actors /actresses & he seems like he’s a super chill family guy. Thors always been one of my favorites & I watched like an hour of love & thunder, fell asleep & haven’t gone back since. That was like 6 months ago, just wasn’t feeling it, will watch it at some point
Loki/Odin's "oh sh!t" when Thor first shows up in Asgard is my favourite moment from the entire MCU 😂
BTW I don't know if you recognised her, but Hela was Galadriel from Lord Of The Rings.
This movie really taps into Hemsworth's comedy side. Hiddleston always a pleasure. Ruffalo! Sad that the MCU does not have the rights to do Hulk movies. Could have been good with the right director. Goldblum, Tessa, Karl!, Clancy Brown!, Cate Blanchett!!! RIP Ray Stevenson. Thank you Taika Waititi for this. Love the reaction. Cannot wait for the next one!
This is in my top 3 MCU movies. The mix of writing, action, and comedy are brilliant. Love me some Taika!
THANKS for this!!! It took me *sssoooo* long to admit how much I loved this buddy-comedy film!!! You are now about to embark on the next level....see you there!!! :)
Odin is a tyrant not a hero and the only reason he seems to be helping is the makeup for his past deeds. Not that that changed his personality it only changed his outlook on life and his legacy within the universe that will go on long after he's gone.
Dont forget that Loki invited the frost giants into asgard even before he knew he was Laufey's son. So he's got the seed of jealousy in him. And jelousy like you know made cain kill abel.....u get the picture
Anthony Hopkins' scene with Thor and Loki did have to be reshot. It was originally in an alley and apparently Hopkins really liked playing hobo!Odin, so maybe he was angry about it. ruclips.net/video/qpdE-NAjxN0/видео.html
My top 5 MCU! Out of (?) Tons of reactions to this movie maybe 2 recognized Matt Damon as Theater 🎭 Loki and no one named THOR'S real life brother Luke playing him!! Or maybe it's because I'm watching the RUclips version and not the Patreon?? Well that would make a double wrong!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
14:22 Tessa Thompson……. Your TWIN Michelle😍😂
So Odin isn't allowed to change and become a peaceful King which hella said herself he wanted to do which brought peace to the nine realms which I'm guessing is why she decided to try to take over the throne and Odin know he couldn't control her so he put her away in a prison which makes sense to me why would you want her to stay around and continue to kill
From the start, she looking like this too weird for me😅
15:56 I just realized Sam Neill from Jurassic Park was in this too lol
Best Thor film Top 6 MCU movie
You’re beautiful girl and ur so good at guessing the plot love these reactions!🫶🏽
I don't think the Quinjet flew threw space to get Hulk to Sakaar, just went through a portal/wormhole. Maybe that's what happened to all the missing ships and planes lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Maybe Glenn Miller has been hanging out with The Grandmaster for the last 70 years.
When you live for a few thousand years you ebrace death like an old friend. Living becomes tiresome for people like Odin
Not yet for Thor thankfully. Definitely can say the same for Hela though.
*Loki sees Tesseract*
“N***a nooooo”
😂😂😂😂😂
Look up the original end of Odin they shot. They changed it and reshot it. Look up the scene with Hela and Odin (it’s on RUclips). Very different line delivery
This might be my top 3 fave mcu movie. Chris Hemsworth finally got to loosen up and have some fun with his character. 😊
i thought it might be too silly for you. it was just about right. total turnaround. no future spoilers for the next Thor tho....ahem. love your reaction, ignore any hate comments you get, too many sheep in this world . 😀
The jet would have gone through a black whole that was supposedly near Earth, and then perhaps floated for a couple of years
I'M LITERALLY ALWAYS LIVING TO SEE LOKI💚💚💚
42:15
One small flaw in an otherwise great film. Here was Loki, posing as Odin for several years, living the good life in Asgard, and he never thought to look in the basement for the Tesseract.
It wasn’t even locked!
Who's to say that Loki didn't make several trips to check out the treasure room during his time impersonating Odin? Th Tesseract was simply there, on display... and he was content to leave it there.
Odin was dying.
3:53 😂😂😂😂
7:23 yup! I’m glad you caught that
Awesome reaction of my favorite Marvel movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
This is my favorite Thor movie! Thanks for the review.
The first Thor movie seemed so theatrical to you probably because the great Kenneth Branagh directed it. He's done so much Shakespeare in his life, that Thor couldn't help but resemble one of his plays. Ragnarok was directed by Taika Waititi. His movies are definitely more comical, even when they have serious subject matter.
Hellloooo. Was waiting for this one.
I personally respect Odin. But it is your opinion so. Haha.
At first I didn’t think you were enjoying it and you were yelling at the screen “ Go for the knee!!!” lol
I loved the reaction! Your spirit is such a joy and your smile is infectious as always!!!!
Watch Avengers infinity wars next, it picks up where the Thor Ragnarok post credit scene left off and it shows who’s going to be on that ship
Actually, Black Panther is up next. Infinity War comes after that.