Extremely underrated MCU entry. I do hate that this movie tends to get shat on, especially in comparison to not just later Thor movies, but later MCU entries in general. This is a solid entry released during a time when the MCU was still trying to find its footing. I appreciate it for that. This is a mid-to-lower tier MCU movie for me, but I still love it. As for these rewatches, I'll just quote Thor himself: "ANOTHER!" I still remember watching this movie opening night. I remember gasping as Coulson calls for a sniper, and we see the point of view of the sniper grabbing his rifle.... putting it down... and grabbing the bow-and-arrow. What an entrance for one Clint Barton. But it was ruined because the girls behind me went: "Who is that?"... "I think that's Green Arrow". Damn near lost it lol.
This was 1 of the most underrated phase 1 movie......the Thor Loki and Odin dynamic was amazing and relatable to me on a personal level......everything on earth was fine but it kept me interested.....I don't know why people need a reason for why Thor and Jane like each other.....its simple attraction and intrigue
I recently watched it and yeah, it’s underrated. Good old Keneth tried to take it down the classical route and it just so happened that it wasn’t the path which bared enough fruit. All of which is the wafflings of casual viewer.
Thor as a character is a tough thing to crack. Kevin Feige and Kenneth Branagh went with the Shakespeare tone early on which works in some ways, but it was Chris Hemsworth's personality and Taika Waititi's vision that finally made Thor get over with audiences so well.
You guys took me back in time! I forgot how excited I was when I saw Hawkeye in Thor and really couldn’t believe that they were really going for what we all know and love now. Great episode!
My introduction to Thor, as a character, was from the TV film The Incredible Hulk Returns (1988) with the late great Bill Bixby and Lou Ferringno. Erik Kramer played Thor in this movie. Kramer played Little John in Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
Full respect and admiration for Kenneth Branagh for making the original film work. This could have been a disaster, but the tone sorta blends together well enough. The film was cast exceptionionly well. Wished the score/themes carried over to the sequels. Although, I did appreciate the Asgard theme appearing in the final scenes of the 3rd movie.
Love the wide studio view; great to see how it’s all set up. The curtains are awesome 😀 When are we getting a show’n’tell of the wall photos; and what’s in the bookshelf?
Hey Kristian, regarding the question of how the Bifrost was restored in the sequel, the Official tie-in prelude comic for ‘Thor: The Dark World’, shows Thor giving the Tesseract (Space Stone) to Heimdall (Idris Elba), who uses it to restore the rainbow bridge. Might be something you could bring up with Coy and Winston in the next Rewatch.
Thor is human when he's banished to Earth, he doesn't have Asgardian physiology - It's why a tranquilising needle can be put in him when he's fighting the staff at the hospital, and why he's dying when The Destroyer flicks him. Conversely, when he's banished to Sakaar in "Thor: Ragnarok", he has Asgardian physiology. I think this is a great film - Jane and her group are charming, Thor's humbling feels earned, and I love how the movie subverts expectations regarding Loki just wanting his father's love, as opposed to desiring power and rule. It makes him wonderfully human. I love the Shakespearean take, and Odin and Frigga are strong presences. The Warriors Three have enough personality to shine, and all the humour really adds a lot of grounding charm and humanisation for what potentially could've been a movie that feels hard to connect with. This and Ragnarok are interchangeable regarding the best Thor film to me.
Thor prequel movie is been over ten-eleven years right before making their avengers movie 🎥🍿 with Iron Man, Black Widow, Captain America! Thor fourth sequel is going to be awesome 👏🏻
Winston asked how Thor was able to use the bifrost since Asgard was destroyed. My understanding was that the bifrost was not the observatory which Heimdal set watch in. The bifrost was first build I think by Odin's father and are the space lanes connecting the 9 realms. In Endgame, Heimdal was able to use dark magic to access the bifrost to be able to send Hulk to earth.
The bifrost and the ability to see for him was through his sword. The observatory just enhanced it through sword. Stormbreaker, just like Hǫfuð, has the ability to summon the bifrost. It seems like they will use something to enhance Stormbreaker through the boat in Love and THunder. Heimdal uses the sword in IW, siphoning the power from the sword, through him to send Hulk to Earth.
Just FYI: In 'The Avengers' Thor doesn't use the Bifrost. I know this because Loki asks him: "With the Bifrost gone, how much dark energy did the Allfather have to muster to conjure you here, your precious Earth?"
The two big hurdles Hulk faced in 2008 was firstly, rebooting Hulk so soon after the 2003 (Eric Bana and Nick Nolte) Hulk movie and of course the MCU was still in its infancy when The Incredible Hulk released (lack of franchise recognition).
I love and adore the first Thor movie. I love and adore the first Ironman movie. I rate both of those movies 10/10 and I love the first Avengers movie and rate it 10/10. I love all of the remaining Marvel movies and rate them all 9.8/10.
This movie is in my Top 10, maybe even Top 5 MCU movies. I love the actors, I love the story, and I LOVE the score. I wish the Thor films became the LOTR-ish, but with the Marvel flare, section of the MCU, but oh well. It's still one of the most rewatchable MCU entries for me.
For my money, still the best THOR movie. EDIT: it’s insane that they think Portman phoned in this movie. She’s prolly my favorite thing about this movie. She’s ALL CHARM here. So good.
I wish I liked it that much. Personally other than the scenes with Loki I was a little underwhelmed the first and other subsequent times that I saw it.
Also fact check: The kiss in which Chris wife stands in for in at the end of Dark World not the first Thor. Coy also kept saying "Damsel in distress" for Jane which is not correct . Narratively a Damsel is a woman who a is a plot device where one or more male characters have to go save her. Jane isn't this, there is no name for what she is in this but it is a tired trope. The woman who loses all senses around a good-looking man. This trope has led to things like the Bechdal Test being a thing
Always have felt this movie was underrated. The story feels so personal and intimate. And Coy is right that Hawkeye scene was a huge deal when it first came out!
I like the first two Thor movies more than most, minus Hemsworths weird dyed eyebrows.The family stuff between Thor and Loki carries over through the other movies.
RDJ gets the Avengers cast to hold for Ultron because of Iron Man 2. He's said in a number of interviews that he was too scared to hold out w/ Terrance Howard cause of what it took to get him the part. He regrets that decision til this day..
I’m due for a rewatch of this. I’m not really a big fan of this movie. I didn’t like/ believe the love story and Thor becoming humbled over the course of a weekend the first couple of times I watched it. Maybe 4th times the charm!
I can see the difference and I'm glad strayed away Shakespeare talk into what Kristian called Spicolli. I don't think he's that bad but I hate reading comic book so this and Ragnarok fits fine with me. The humor doesn't bother me. I like funny moments and I like butt clinching moments when it's a serious moment. Katt Dennings is the comedy for the straight girl Natalie Portman and that seems to work. I think long as it's balance I'm ok unless it goes Austin Powers which it didn't. Good conversation that make me wish I had friends like this. Good Show 👍
Coy, I'm with you, brother! On my MCU ranking, I currently have Ragnarok as #19. Admittedly it's got a brilliant soundtrack and great action. But the dialogue just doesn't resonate with me. Almost none of the jokes make me laugh, I don't really care for Sakaar or most of the Sakaarians (Goldblum was fun sometimes), I don't much care for what they did with Loki or Hela, Hulk and the Executioner (? The Karl Urban character) were flat out annoying... There's just so much about this movie that I don't care about. I only have it 2 spots above Dark World. Dark World is a shitty Thor movie, but it's a really good Loki movie. I think it's some of his best work in the role.
This movie is very underrated I have it very high on my list I really like this movie I think without this movie we wouldn't have the Avengers or Guardians of the galaxy along with Doctor Strange this movie introduces us to the gods in phase 1 and what started his character arc as he progresses through out into Love and Thunder. The score was good I feel like they were introduce the comedy side of Marvel I feel like this movie set up The Loki series. Chris Hemsworth plays Thor perfectly and Tom Hiddleston is perfect for Loki the other characters are goodly casted but I felt like in this movie Kat Dennings was just thrown in there for comedy and I felt the chemistry between Thor & Jane Foster was like a cheesy 90's rom com it needed a little bit more emotion for that part.
Back with another unpopular opinion... I think if we get anymore Thor movie's after Love and Thunder, they need to shift back to this tone as opposed to what we've gotten with the Taika thor movie's.
It likely would've just been a few more years before someone tried again. Avengers wasn't the first crossover film/media, it was just the first of that size
Or Star Wars for that matter. I think it's great that the MCU changed action/adventure forever, however I wonder if this monster they created, will be its downfall in the next two generations the same way Star Wars gas become. Ahh the irony lol
One of the most interesting things about this movie is that in my opinion Tom Hiddleston and Loki overall as a character steals the show and ultimately is more interesting than the protagonist much to the film's detriment, at least in this film. (and the second)
This is my favorite thor movie, 2nd i liked as well but i see why it wasnt favorably accepted. But as much as i enjoyed ragnarok, just cuz it wasnt accepted well, they decided to completely retconn and rebuild his character, being 2nd born and brother of hela. I didnt like that, they totally made him too jokey, thor from first movie i like the most, wish they continued in that direction, after all je lost his entire family and asgard. Love and Thunder will be the same like ragnarok, romantic comedy, genre which i like but doubt will like jokey tone of love and Thunder.
I like in the wide shot when Winston and Coy are talking about Thor hulk Kristian's face is like I have no idea what the heck you guys are talking about and goes to the computer.
Man this movie falls into the span of movies that my husband and I were like 23 and 21 and we were so friggin drunk watching this, Deathly Hollows Pt 2 and Hunger Games I couldn't tell you a damn thing about them other than the 24 Burnette's Vodka flavours we tried (Sweet Tea is the worst.) I find it boring now, I've only liked Thor with the Avengers, honest, and his entrance in IW is a top 5 scene of it's decade, flawless, even with Teen Groot axing off his arm for the handle (I tear up EVERY time.)
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one big problem Loki stole the show entire first two movies and Ragnarok was the only thing that shines Thor and got the character right I can only hope they correct their biggest failures on the first two and that was the love interest thor and jane
Wow I thought Coy would’ve loved Ragnarok. I don’t think it’s that much of an insult to the character. Thor jokes all the time with his friends who’s he’s comfortable with. Thor 1 made Thor dumb, he’s smarter in Ragnarok even if joking he’s coping for everything bad happening to him. He’s lived thousands of years and He’s not joking in Ragnarok as much as we think. It’s just the stuff he’s doing or happening to him is funny.”That’s What Heroes Do!”
Yea but the bulk of the movie was nonstop jokes & shenanigans that didn't take time to reflect on major losses save maybe the last few minutes. It's a fun film, but lacks the emotional punch it tells you it should have
@@famousthaneus9810 it has the same problem as Guardians 2. They don't let the dramatic moments breathe there always joke at the expense of those beats. I like the movies, but I'd probably like them more if they did let them be serious when they need to be like Infinity War and Endgame.
Thor 1 is a better looking movie than thor ragnarok and is my favorite thor movie.. Each thor movie afterward kept doing the 'finding himself' thing that i didnt like in the MCU spiderman movies. i think love and thunder will do the same.
I'm sorry Kristian but I gotta correct you on this in that Terence Howard didn't ask for more money. What happened was when they were gonna do the sequel they wanted him to take less
@@TheKristianHarloff This sentence was in that article you sent- According to the actor, he had a three-film contract with the studio, with an agreed-upon $8 million salary for the sequel. However, Marvel wasn't going to pay up. In a 2013 episode of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live," Howard told Andy Cohen that Marvel offered him a salary of just $1 million for the sequel (via Vulture). Howard refused to take the lowball offer
No strings attached and sex with benefit makes me laugh. 2 close friends in the exact same movie, Portman and Mila are close friends. Mila is married to Aston. And Ashton is Portman love interest in her movie. So weird and odd
I love the first Thor movie it's a good adaptation of the j Michael Strasynsky Thor comics I'm not a fan of taika waititis Thor movies those movies are 2 stupid and 2 ridiculous
I certainly don't hate Thor The Dark World but I wouldn't say it's good either and for me Guardians 2 is the worst mcu movie followed closely by Iron man 3
Perfect timing! I just finished rewatching Thor: The First Thor (Original Recipe)...
Awesome
Despite never caring at all about Thor and Jane's relationship in the first two films, I can't wait to see Natalie Portman's debut as the Mighty Thor.
Awesome
Extremely underrated MCU entry. I do hate that this movie tends to get shat on, especially in comparison to not just later Thor movies, but later MCU entries in general. This is a solid entry released during a time when the MCU was still trying to find its footing. I appreciate it for that. This is a mid-to-lower tier MCU movie for me, but I still love it. As for these rewatches, I'll just quote Thor himself: "ANOTHER!"
I still remember watching this movie opening night. I remember gasping as Coulson calls for a sniper, and we see the point of view of the sniper grabbing his rifle.... putting it down... and grabbing the bow-and-arrow. What an entrance for one Clint Barton. But it was ruined because the girls behind me went: "Who is that?"... "I think that's Green Arrow". Damn near lost it lol.
It is pretty good
This was 1 of the most underrated phase 1 movie......the Thor Loki and Odin dynamic was amazing and relatable to me on a personal level......everything on earth was fine but it kept me interested.....I don't know why people need a reason for why Thor and Jane like each other.....its simple attraction and intrigue
One of my favorite mcu moments comes from this film when Odin banishes Thor. Great acting from Anthony Hopkins
I recently watched it and yeah, it’s underrated. Good old Keneth tried to take it down the classical route and it just so happened that it wasn’t the path which bared enough fruit. All of which is the wafflings of casual viewer.
Def
Thor as a character is a tough thing to crack. Kevin Feige and Kenneth Branagh went with the Shakespeare tone early on which works in some ways, but it was Chris Hemsworth's personality and Taika Waititi's vision that finally made Thor get over with audiences so well.
You guys took me back in time! I forgot how excited I was when I saw Hawkeye in Thor and really couldn’t believe that they were really going for what we all know and love now. Great episode!
Me too. I was so hyped to see Hawkeye.
My introduction to Thor, as a character, was from the TV film The Incredible Hulk Returns (1988) with the late great Bill Bixby and Lou Ferringno. Erik Kramer played Thor in this movie. Kramer played Little John in Robin Hood: Men in Tights.
This is still one of my favorite MCU movie's, it's definitely in my top ten.
Full respect and admiration for Kenneth Branagh for making the original film work. This could have been a disaster, but the tone sorta blends together well enough. The film was cast exceptionionly well. Wished the score/themes carried over to the sequels. Although, I did appreciate the Asgard theme appearing in the final scenes of the 3rd movie.
Fair enough!
I love this movie. Very underrated.
P.s. Odin used the dark magic in The Avengers to send Thor to Earth.
The first Thor movie is extremely underrated and it's still my favorite in the trilogy but we'll see what happens once Love & Thunder comes out
Nice!
Same
Love the wide studio view; great to see how it’s all set up. The curtains are awesome 😀
When are we getting a show’n’tell of the wall photos; and what’s in the bookshelf?
Nice job gentlemen!!! Love these reviews!!! Looking forward to Love & Thunder in a couple of weeks. Hope you guys have a wonderful weekend!!! 🙂 👍
WIDE SHOT! Kristian..good job with the switches man. Think you’ve totally got the producing AND hosting pretty locked down.
I love this film and the humour works well for this fish out of water story in my opinion, awesome video Kristian!
This is my favourite Marvel movie. I put this right up there with The Avengers, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Avengers: Endgame
Love the wide shot. Keep the re-watch going here everyday. Watch every show. Keep good guys
I strongly disagree with Winston. This honestly might be my favorite portrayal of Loki, and Hiddelston's best performance as the character.
Nice
I love the first Thor. Definitely one of the most underrated in the MCU IMO
Same
When Anthony Hopkins yells at Loki but doesn’t say any words… just a very loud and powerful growl… lol great moment for real fathers lol
now these are the rewatches I've been waiting for!!
Enjoy!
I liked Thor well enough. I like your rewatches more. In fact, I've gone back and rewatched the rewatches.
Hey Kristian, regarding the question of how the Bifrost was restored in the sequel, the Official tie-in prelude comic for ‘Thor: The Dark World’, shows Thor giving the Tesseract (Space Stone) to Heimdall (Idris Elba), who uses it to restore the rainbow bridge. Might be something you could bring up with Coy and Winston in the next Rewatch.
Thanks!
Thor is human when he's banished to Earth, he doesn't have Asgardian physiology - It's why a tranquilising needle can be put in him when he's fighting the staff at the hospital, and why he's dying when The Destroyer flicks him.
Conversely, when he's banished to Sakaar in "Thor: Ragnarok", he has Asgardian physiology.
I think this is a great film - Jane and her group are charming, Thor's humbling feels earned, and I love how the movie subverts expectations regarding Loki just wanting his father's love, as opposed to desiring power and rule. It makes him wonderfully human. I love the Shakespearean take, and Odin and Frigga are strong presences. The Warriors Three have enough personality to shine, and all the humour really adds a lot of grounding charm and humanisation for what potentially could've been a movie that feels hard to connect with.
This and Ragnarok are interchangeable regarding the best Thor film to me.
Both No Strings Attached and Friend's With Benefits are super underrated!!!
Thor prequel movie is been over ten-eleven years right before making their avengers movie 🎥🍿 with Iron Man, Black Widow, Captain America! Thor fourth sequel is going to be awesome 👏🏻
Eating Golden Grahams and watching Kristian harloff yep I'm good
Ha thanks!
The scene where Thor wakes up in the hospital is one of the funniest scenes in the MCU always has me dying
Winston asked how Thor was able to use the bifrost since Asgard was destroyed. My understanding was that the bifrost was not the observatory which Heimdal set watch in. The bifrost was first build I think by Odin's father and are the space lanes connecting the 9 realms. In Endgame, Heimdal was able to use dark magic to access the bifrost to be able to send Hulk to earth.
The bifrost and the ability to see for him was through his sword. The observatory just enhanced it through sword. Stormbreaker, just like Hǫfuð, has the ability to summon the bifrost. It seems like they will use something to enhance Stormbreaker through the boat in Love and THunder. Heimdal uses the sword in IW, siphoning the power from the sword, through him to send Hulk to Earth.
Damnn. Kristian becoming a pro with technology in the studio lol
Haha thanks
Just FYI: In 'The Avengers' Thor doesn't use the Bifrost. I know this because Loki asks him: "With the Bifrost gone, how much dark energy did the Allfather have to muster to conjure you here, your precious Earth?"
The two big hurdles Hulk faced in 2008 was firstly, rebooting Hulk so soon after the 2003 (Eric Bana and Nick Nolte) Hulk movie and of course the MCU was still in its infancy when The Incredible Hulk released (lack of franchise recognition).
Good call
Digging that wide shot Kristian!
This was cool. Learn so much from Coy. Man, I miss Big John!
Glad you enjoyed it!
My favorite of the 3...💯
I love and adore the first Thor movie. I love and adore the first Ironman movie. I rate both of those movies 10/10 and I love the first Avengers movie and rate it 10/10. I love all of the remaining Marvel movies and rate them all 9.8/10.
This movie is in my Top 10, maybe even Top 5 MCU movies. I love the actors, I love the story, and I LOVE the score. I wish the Thor films became the LOTR-ish, but with the Marvel flare, section of the MCU, but oh well. It's still one of the most rewatchable MCU entries for me.
Awsome Thor discussion. 🤣 Also, loved that No Strings Attached-Friends with Benefits debate.
For my money, still the best THOR movie.
EDIT: it’s insane that they think Portman phoned in this movie. She’s prolly my favorite thing about this movie. She’s ALL CHARM here. So good.
A good one
I wish I liked it that much. Personally other than the scenes with Loki I was a little underwhelmed the first and other subsequent times that I saw it.
Also fact check: The kiss in which Chris wife stands in for in at the end of Dark World not the first Thor.
Coy also kept saying "Damsel in distress" for Jane which is not correct . Narratively a Damsel is a woman who a is a plot device where one or more male characters have to go save her. Jane isn't this, there is no name for what she is in this but it is a tired trope. The woman who loses all senses around a good-looking man. This trope has led to things like the Bechdal Test being a thing
Always have felt this movie was underrated. The story feels so personal and intimate. And Coy is right that Hawkeye scene was a huge deal when it first came out!
I agree
Nice set up Kristian!
Thanks!
I've always been curious what the back of Coy's head looked like...
😁
HAha
Answering the big questions here on the big thing!
Back when Thor was awesome and not a joke
I love the wideshot
Thank you
Thor is a jacked Spicoli I love that. Fast Times at Ridegemont high reference for anyone that doesn't know
He is!
Close to that 50k let’s get it folks! 🤟😎🤟
Almost!
I like the first two Thor movies more than most, minus Hemsworths weird dyed eyebrows.The family stuff between Thor and Loki carries over through the other movies.
RDJ gets the Avengers cast to hold for Ultron because of Iron Man 2. He's said in a number of interviews that he was too scared to hold out w/ Terrance Howard cause of what it took to get him the part. He regrets that decision til this day..
Underrated mcu and film in general… a film about a man and his sons.
This is my favorite Thor movie (so far)
Nice
I was hoping for this! Just putting it out there, Harry Potter Rewatch lol keep it up guys
that would be great, but take months
I’m due for a rewatch of this. I’m not really a big fan of this movie. I didn’t like/ believe the love story and Thor becoming humbled over the course of a weekend the first couple of times I watched it. Maybe 4th times the charm!
Enjoy!
I can see the difference and I'm glad strayed away Shakespeare talk into what Kristian called Spicolli. I don't think he's that bad but I hate reading comic book so this and Ragnarok fits fine with me. The humor doesn't bother me. I like funny moments and I like butt clinching moments when it's a serious moment. Katt Dennings is the comedy for the straight girl Natalie Portman and that seems to work. I think long as it's balance I'm ok unless it goes Austin Powers which it didn't. Good conversation that make me wish I had friends like this. Good Show 👍
Thanks!
I love this one.
Coy, I'm with you, brother! On my MCU ranking, I currently have Ragnarok as #19.
Admittedly it's got a brilliant soundtrack and great action. But the dialogue just doesn't resonate with me. Almost none of the jokes make me laugh, I don't really care for Sakaar or most of the Sakaarians (Goldblum was fun sometimes), I don't much care for what they did with Loki or Hela, Hulk and the Executioner (? The Karl Urban character) were flat out annoying...
There's just so much about this movie that I don't care about.
I only have it 2 spots above Dark World. Dark World is a shitty Thor movie, but it's a really good Loki movie. I think it's some of his best work in the role.
Thank you for sharing sir!
32:41 did any of you three do the Avengers Marathon back in 2012 ?
This movie is very underrated I have it very high on my list I really like this movie I think without this movie we wouldn't have the Avengers or Guardians of the galaxy along with Doctor Strange this movie introduces us to the gods in phase 1 and what started his character arc as he progresses through out into Love and Thunder. The score was good I feel like they were introduce the comedy side of Marvel I feel like this movie set up The Loki series. Chris Hemsworth plays Thor perfectly and Tom Hiddleston is perfect for Loki the other characters are goodly casted but I felt like in this movie Kat Dennings was just thrown in there for comedy and I felt the chemistry between Thor & Jane Foster was like a cheesy 90's rom com it needed a little bit more emotion for that part.
32:45 I wish there was Keaton and Reeve
Right?!
Loki says to Thor in Avengers how much dark energy did it take Odin to conjure Thor to Earth
Nice
Back with another unpopular opinion... I think if we get anymore Thor movie's after Love and Thunder, they need to shift back to this tone as opposed to what we've gotten with the Taika thor movie's.
I've always said imagine how different the movie landscape would be if The Avengers hadn't worked
It likely would've just been a few more years before someone tried again. Avengers wasn't the first crossover film/media, it was just the first of that size
Or Star Wars for that matter. I think it's great that the MCU changed action/adventure forever, however I wonder if this monster they created, will be its downfall in the next two generations the same way Star Wars gas become. Ahh the irony lol
The BIG three are Kristian, Coy and Winston
Thanks!
One of the most interesting things about this movie is that in my opinion Tom Hiddleston and Loki overall as a character steals the show and ultimately is more interesting than the protagonist much to the film's detriment, at least in this film. (and the second)
For sure
It will probably have the time change 🤠🤣🤣🤣 I'll boo
Tom Hiddleston is too good an actor for Loki to have ever been just a one note villain.
Captain America The first avenger came out after Thor not before
This is actually pretty solid. True Jane and Chris chemistry isn’t that great but they handled adding Norse elements to this world
Great movie about a fathers eternal love for his son
For sure
This is my favorite thor movie, 2nd i liked as well but i see why it wasnt favorably accepted. But as much as i enjoyed ragnarok, just cuz it wasnt accepted well, they decided to completely retconn and rebuild his character, being 2nd born and brother of hela. I didnt like that, they totally made him too jokey, thor from first movie i like the most, wish they continued in that direction, after all je lost his entire family and asgard. Love and Thunder will be the same like ragnarok, romantic comedy, genre which i like but doubt will like jokey tone of love and Thunder.
This is the best portrayal of Loki I strongly disagree with Winston
I like in the wide shot when Winston and Coy are talking about Thor hulk Kristian's face is like I have no idea what the heck you guys are talking about and goes to the computer.
Man this movie falls into the span of movies that my husband and I were like 23 and 21 and we were so friggin drunk watching this, Deathly Hollows Pt 2 and Hunger Games I couldn't tell you a damn thing about them other than the 24 Burnette's Vodka flavours we tried (Sweet Tea is the worst.) I find it boring now, I've only liked Thor with the Avengers, honest, and his entrance in IW is a top 5 scene of it's decade, flawless, even with Teen Groot axing off his arm for the handle (I tear up EVERY time.)
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This isnt a bad movie but in my bottom 5 for sure. Incredible Hulk,Thor,Eternals,Thor:Dark world,Iron Man 2 are my bottom 5.
Fair
one big problem Loki stole the show entire first two movies
and Ragnarok was the only thing that shines Thor and got the character right
I can only hope they correct their biggest failures on the first two and that was the love interest thor and jane
22:44 😂😂😂
Loki… The Rightful King Of Azgard.
The first Thor movie is one of the weaker entries in the MCU for me, but I still dig it overall.
Of course cruise didn't phone in the mummy he and his team rewrote the script to make it more about him
Word
Thor played by vin diesel, how are you back on earth “family” lol
thor 7/10
thor dark world 8/10
thor Ragnarok 10/10
It's the internet, those who dwell within the comments love to hate and hate to love.
Some, not all.
Wow I thought Coy would’ve loved Ragnarok. I don’t think it’s that much of an insult to the character. Thor jokes all the time with his friends who’s he’s comfortable with. Thor 1 made Thor dumb, he’s smarter in Ragnarok even if joking he’s coping for everything bad happening to him. He’s lived thousands of years and He’s not joking in Ragnarok as much as we think. It’s just the stuff he’s doing or happening to him is funny.”That’s What Heroes Do!”
Yea but the bulk of the movie was nonstop jokes & shenanigans that didn't take time to reflect on major losses save maybe the last few minutes. It's a fun film, but lacks the emotional punch it tells you it should have
@@famousthaneus9810 it has the same problem as Guardians 2. They don't let the dramatic moments breathe there always joke at the expense of those beats. I like the movies, but I'd probably like them more if they did let them be serious when they need to be like Infinity War and Endgame.
Chris Hemsworth was close to giving up on acting after he got George Kirk in Star Trek
Really?
@@TheKristianHarloff Yeah he talked about it a few years ago
Friends with Benefits had an 68% and No strings attached had an 48% and I personally prefer Friends with Benefits
Eh, Strings for me
Thor 1 is a better looking movie than thor ragnarok and is my favorite thor movie.. Each thor movie afterward kept doing the 'finding himself' thing that i didnt like in the MCU spiderman movies. i think love and thunder will do the same.
Hmm
@@TheKristianHarloff lol
I'm sorry Kristian but I gotta correct you on this in that Terence Howard didn't ask for more money. What happened was when they were gonna do the sequel they wanted him to take less
Nope:
www.looper.com/661552/how-much-marvel-really-paid-terrence-howard-for-iron-man/#:~:text=Howard%20caused%20issues%20on%20set%20and%20wanted%20more%20money&text=With%20clear%20evidence%20that%20Marvel,(via%20International%20Business%20Times).
screenrant.com/why-terrence-howard-didnt-return-for-iron-man-2-salary/
@@TheKristianHarloff This sentence was in that article you sent- According to the actor, he had a three-film contract with the studio, with an agreed-upon $8 million salary for the sequel. However, Marvel wasn't going to pay up. In a 2013 episode of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live," Howard told Andy Cohen that Marvel offered him a salary of just $1 million for the sequel (via Vulture). Howard refused to take the lowball offer
No strings attached and sex with benefit makes me laugh. 2 close friends in the exact same movie, Portman and Mila are close friends.
Mila is married to Aston. And Ashton is Portman love interest in her movie.
So weird and odd
Yup
@@TheKristianHarloff funny movies though
ahahaha you all are hilarious! Harloff when it comes to the Star Wars Fans you just have to realize you are the Bendu.... the one in the middle
Thor gets better every watch whereas the Dark World gets worse
Not a bad movie but mid to bottom tier MCU in my opinion.
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I love the first Thor movie it's a good adaptation of the j Michael Strasynsky Thor comics I'm not a fan of taika waititis Thor movies those movies are 2 stupid and 2 ridiculous
I certainly don't hate Thor The Dark World but I wouldn't say it's good either and for me Guardians 2 is the worst mcu movie followed closely by Iron man 3
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Not a massive fan of the first Thor. I think it’s good but not great. Definitely better than Thor: The Dark World though.
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Harloff, why are you such a shill for the goats? You should show some class…
HAha fair