Thor: Ragnarok - Sibling Rivalry
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People didn't hate Thor 2...people didn't even remember Thor 2
was it the one with those Warhammer 40k Dark Eldar and the infinity stone thing which wasn't a stone, but a dark mist?
Thats almost worse honestly. That shows how little people cared and how boring it ended up being
Maybe not everyone, but certainly me. Forgot what was happening every couple of minutes.
I hated it, nearly bored me to sleep.
I put up with Thor 2 because it meant I got to stare at Natalie Portman for a hour and a half.
Loki "I HAVE BEEN FALLING FOR THIRTY MINUTES !!! "
*Hulk* No Banner, ONLY HULK!
I have to get off this planet! -Loki
Piss off, Ghost!
Ty Young Omg that one's gold.
“It was a mutual dumping”
- Are you Thor, the god of hammers?
Great quote.
Thor: I'm not as strong as you.
Odin: You're not, you're stronger.
*(Thor summons the biggest lighting in the history of lightings)*
Lightning.
and then ...
freaking Led Zepellin
@@majorastorm lol, what? It was a thunder fart at best. Thor of the comics can summon thunderstorms across all nine realms without flexing.
It's a strange thing with Hela, seeing her as Thor's sister, when she's usually Loki's daughter.
Martin Madsen I thought that was the case.
In myth, yeah, but in the comics, she actually was a sister originally. Later the retconned it to some strange mumbo jumbo where Loki accidentally wrote her into existence with a magic pen...Here it looks like they combined Hela with Angela, which is cool in my book :)
It's the good and bad thing about continuity in comics. There really isn't any. His sister? Nope. That was some writer on drugs and best forgotten, just like Frog Thor.
Well, Sleipnir is Loki's son, in fact. Havent seen the movie yet, but sure they didnt mention it.
Well the comics make Loki Thor's brother as well so their not great with staying true to the mythology obviously.
That Brad Jones impression was on-point.
SonofMrPeanut I know
Especially with his bald head.
“There is a Valkyrie on a spaceship with the Incredible Hulk fighting a giant dog on a rainbow bridge” THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER - Rob Walker 👏
He ain't wrong...
don't forget Thor riding a bolt of lighting while everyone fights zombie soldiers!
Thor 1: good introduction for arguably the least popular avenger.
Thor 2: So BORING AND COLORLESS
Thor Ragnorok: *SO FUCKING FUN*
Thor is my favorite avenger....
Such Intriguing Thoughts that's why i said "arguably"
bladenight23
Thor Ragnarok (How I'm reacting just home from the theater): Trying waaaayyyy to hard to be funny, and fails most of the time. Also, Thor in the other movies was an Asgardian, and the way he held himself, the way he spoke, even the comedy he was a part of reflected that. He was far too human in this movie. Lastly, if I didn't grow up in the 80's, and don't really give a shit, why would I care about the 80's set design?
Oscar McCormack Uhh, I just gave a general consensus on the Thor movies. If you want to vent and complain about your problems about the movie, why are you on this thread and not in a chat room of other people who hated the movie? There's probably dozens of DC or anti Marvel websites that will welcome you bro. Seems really weird.
bladenight23
Because I don't associate with echo chambers, and specifically anti-Marvel groups, who seem to tire away, day and night, looking for criticisms to pull out of their asses. I love Marvel, but this movie was a pretty big dissapointment, at least to me. I'm probably alone in thinking this though.
"We dumped each other, it's mutual dumping."
There's no such thing as a mutual dumping
So happy you guys loved it as much as I! Such a cool/fun ride!
I was not expecting that opinion from the thumbnail lol
Flame of Udun same
Why are you everywhere?!
I see a CinemaSins reference!!
Flame of Udun I was ready to dislike 😂😂😂
Flame of Udun do we just watch the same videos
Fun fact: the director Taika Waitti was in the Green Lantern film. He played Hal Jordan's friend. Kind of ironic how he, a person who stared in a superhero with a cosmic background, went onto directing Thor who also had a cosmic background. :)
Now Waitti and Ryan Reynolds are back together for Free Guy
Lego Batman, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2, Wonder Woman, Spider-man: Homecoming, now Thor Ragnarok...this is an awesome year for comic book movies!
And now we gotta wait three months for Black Panther to kick-start next year before Infinity War....
...............
Is it time?
*looks at calendar and sees it's still only November third*
DAMMIT!!!
Too bad Justice League is gonna ruin this streak
MegaSoulHero Don't jinx it lol! I believe it can do well! Hopefully!
Yeah but sadly justice league is going to crap all over that
Josh Hilfer
Nope believe me ;-)
Wait until the embargo.
Spoiler alert
Cate Blanchett is hot! Oh, and the Willy Wonka tunnel scene was classy!
Paul Campbell but they hurt the puppersnuffer. 😭😭😭😭
The first one isn't a spoiler XD
That's not a Willy Wonka tunnel scene. The part where Thor is in the chair and traveling in the "light tunnel" learning about where he is and stuff, it was a reference to the Epcot Theme Park. Also, yes Cate Blanchett is a total smoke show. I've thought she was hot since seeing her in Lord of the Rings, but really even in Oscar and Lucinda she is as well, especially since she has her natural brunette hair colour. Anyway, she is a great actress and dominated every scene she was in.
Thor - Not bad but not one of the Marvel greats
Thor: The Dark World - More like Bore: The Dull World
Thor: Ragnarok - Finally a Thor movie that works
Thor was pretty bad. Not as bad as Thor The Dark World tho.
“The soundtrack of this movie is all 80’s.”
Has one rock song and it’s from the 70’s.
chedar munkey So did people in the 70s.
I think he meant that that the soundtrack was 80's synthwave, not specifically the Immigrant Song.
wizzzer1337 I guess so, but he was also talking about everything looking like 80s metal album covers, so it kind of gave me the impression that that’s what he meant by it.
How do you get that from it's an 80s album cover
Collin Smith He didn’t mention anything about 80s synth music, only 80s metal music, so I sort of just assumed he was talking about that song. I’m not saying that that’s what he was talking about, I just thought it was a funny observation.
What I like about the Marvel movies is that the heroes tend to have an atmosphere about their world that matches them. Like Ant Man has this silly energetic world, The Guardians live in a world where everyone is at least kind of a jerk, everyone around Captain America is really patriotic. Maybe I'm not using the perfect words to describe it, but it makes the movies all have a unique taste to them.
You are not WORTHY?
Are you Thor,God of Hammers?
I love the way how they use the "Immigrant Song" in the action scenes.
Going into Thor: Ragnarok, I just wanted to see what kind of connection there would be between Bruce Banner/Hulk and Loki, given the "Puny God" scene.
I was laughing my ass off.
''I need to get off this planet''
''YOU KNOW HOW IT FEELS NOW''
@@Adirondaque "I am NOT doing 'Get Help'."
Doug without beard, Rob with big glasses... Yeah, I ended in an alternative timeline again... Are the bears called Berestain here?
c0mpu73rguy Bearinston here. You're about 3 universes left of the one you're looking for.
c0mpu73rguy Watch out for alternate versions of yourself trying to replace you on your way home.
yes because where i come from our animals are supernatural
AdamDoesMusic Shoot, I should have known, the Golden Gate bridge isn’t supposed to be red!
Nah, it's bloodstain.
I can't help but to think back to 2008, when Iron Man released just a couple months before The Dark Knight. If you were to tell someone that by 2017 (hell, by 2012) that Marvel was going to rule the (cinematic) universe with DC riding their coat tails, I'm willing to bet a lot of people would laugh in your face.
'the truth is.. *looks into camera* I am IRON MAN'. * cue the music.. it's funny, I think a lot of people forget about the end credits scene with stark in the incredible hulk movie.
CHARLIE FRENCH
"Stark."
"General."
"You always wear such nice suits."
"Touche."
I wished Civil War would've made a nod to that scene.
sgtfrozty yeah I actually preferred that hulk. Ruffalo's ok though.
2008, 2012, 2014 and 2017 are the most important years in comic book movie history.
2008 we had the Dark Knight, arguably the best comic book movie in existance, and then Iron man, the kickstarter of it all
2012 we had Avengers, consolidating the MCU and shaking Hollywood to its very core
2014 we had Winter Soldier and Guardians, two of the most important MCU movies as they would become the mold and base for future MCU movies such as Ragnarok, Civil War, etc. Some fans and critics even considering these improving on the originals
2017 the prodigal child came back home. Adding to that a worthy sequel to Guardians, a good introduction to wonder woman, then Marvel turning on its head its weakest link with arguably its most enjoyable movie to date, Ragnarok. And it doesnt even matter whether JL sucks or not. If it doesnt suck in the end, fucking fantastic. If it does suck, Marvel, with its weakest movie asset, might beat DC strongest most hyped movie asset, making DC step up its game.
I am from the future, you might want to add 2018 to that list. I'm guessing 2019 too, but it's like Terminator rules, I can only go back.
I didn’t care for the first two Thor movies, but I’m looking forward to seeing Ragnarok
I hope you like dumb jokes. ALL THE TIME
Captain Canuck what are you talking about. There's a few black characters, you make it sound like it's a documentary about early colonial slavery
Norse stories are our stories and taking characters for "diversitys" sake is bullcrap because it would never happen with Black Panther or any coloured character. Valkyrie, google valkyrie and show me the mulatto sassy shield maiden will ya? Diversity only works if its not at the expense of others, I don't want to see characters who are based off a racially charged mythology and symbol the pride of a groups past be changed like that.
Captain Canuck Well, in the movie, you won't even care how diverse it is. It's diversity done right, you think this character so badass you don't even care she's black. Besides, Marvel Thor is never supposed to follow the Norse myth, or you'll see Odin riding Fenrir and Loki having an eight legged horse as a son. You wanna know the example of failed attempt at diversity? Fan4stic.
MegaSoulHero it was pretty good
Problem with Marvel: Inconsistent humor in moments that are supposed to be taken seriously.
Problem with DC: Inconsistent darkness in moments that are not supposed to be taken seriously.
Problem with Marvel: Forgettable music (score only) that fits the film well.
Problem with DC: Amazing music that does not fit the film.
Problem with Marvel: Directors are not given much creative control to make a truly spectacular movie (Edgar Wright with Ant Man)
Problem with DC: Directors given way too much creative control to make a truly spectacular movie (Zack Synder).
There. You just summed it up perfectly. Both marvel and DC have quite a bit of issues, and as of 2021 they're getting even worse. I want another comic book company to make a success with film/TV to give marvel and DC heavy competition.
Only 2 maybe 3 minutes on Earth YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
And also she's not the god of death
She's the magic lady of Infinite pokey things
This film was great, I thoroughly enjoy it, though I understand people who liked the first two not liking this one... This is the Thor film I wish we got from the get go though! So ridiculous and goofy in the best way.
I've yet to come across people that hated Ragnarok but loved the first two (not that I'm doubting they exist). An interesting viewpoint. Did they say why?
And for the record, I thought the 1st two were just okay. Didn't hate them, but never watched them again after the first viewing.
I've liked all three
i loved the first two and loved this one, guess im weird.
That's kinda how I felt. I really enjoyed the more fantasy genre stuff and am a bit disappointed this one turned out to be much more heavily sci fi influenced. I also kind of thought they were trying a little too hard to be guardians of the galaxy and not allowing really serious moments to land without some kind of comedy.
afroallura I loved ragnarok, and also love the first Thor... The second was okay to me
Thor Ragnorok was by far one of the best marvel movies I've seen. It honestly was the Thor we deserve.
The *ironic* thing is that the people saying _"Oh my god! it's nothin but jokes. ugh!"_ are the same people claiming that the DCEU is _"dark & serious"_ while laughing at all the Aquabro & Flash jokes. lul
That's quite a shine you got there Doug.
SEND HIM TO THE PRINCIPALS OFFICE AND HAVE HIM EXPELLED
I really suggest you guys watch the director of this film work's. They have a similar style to this movie's humor. His films are indie comedies, but they are VERY funny. If I were to give you a place to start I'd say watch "What We Do In The Shadows". It's a very clever and hilarious take on vampires told through a mockumentary.
(UPDATE)
Wow, was not expecting this many likes! Thanks you guys!
Martin Campbell directed Green Lantern, not Taika Waititi. Taika only starred as a small side character
What We do In The Shadows is a great movie. I think the Walkers would absolutely love it.
Absolutely seconded - Boy is great too
Hunt for The Wilderpeople.
BaronVonBielski Martin Campbell directed Green Lantern. Taika is just the nerd guy in that movie.
Very entertaining film. Saying goodbye to Skarsgard, Dennings and Portman was the best thing they could have ever done. A Thor that's actually kind of smart, has learned a lot (that's why he doesn't speak Shakespeare now) the best Hulk in a film ever that actually does things and has a personality beyond smashing and a drunk Valkyrie (who is NOT Brunnhilde, she's just a random Valkyrie, so trailer haters can shut up now), just perfect. I liked the design of "small" Surtur a lot too.
I agree, I missed Sif tho why wasn't she in the film? She could have been helping Heimdall save asgardians or summit
@Sinister Popadom absolutely, The Warriors Three are dead and where was Sif? on Earth?
Sif was....filming another movie/series, that's what I heard. Technically she's not dead and she wasn't in Asgard or else she would be confirmed dead since it blew up.
Akatsukileader9 definitely not the best hulk movie I'd rather watch 08 or 03 hulk
Uuuhhhhhhh....Maybe if you said Avengers 1 or 2, but Hulk by himself usually sucks in film.
The hilarious thing about this is, in Norse mythology, Hela and Fenris (the wolf) are both Loki's kids. Also, you talked about Thor on the planet of trash being an 80s comics - It was actually Planet Hulk from the 00s.
Jack Wells
I think in the comics she was suppose to be Loki's daughter too. So it was an interesting change changing her from Loki's kid to older sister.
But it worked as a movie so I'm not really complaining.
Logan, Wonder Woman, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Thor Ragnarok, Spider-Man Homecoming... no bad ones this year
it is almost like a redemption arc
bigevilworldwide1 I think the story is the most important aspect of the movie. Also I think it will look better on the big screen.
What about lego batman?
Disagree. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was pretty fuckin' atrocious, but that's only my opinion anyway.
Caridad Chang justice league just said hold my beer
When a character gets a hole movie for a power boost
AND ITS STILL GOOD!!!
Anthony Hopkins Loki: Oh sh-t! 😂in his bathrobe eating grapes. 🍇
Okay but the Matt Damon/Luke Hemsworth/SamNeill cameos though! XD
That melted this old mans heart
A movie that is a mash up of Planet Hulk and Ragnarok could have easily been too grimdark so the comedy was definitely needed.
True, but personally I think they overdid it. Every time something dramatic happens it's immediately undercut by a joke. I've nothing against comedies, and I do love the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, but it feels like this one was so focused on comedy that things like Odin's death and the destruction of Asgard didn't carry the weight they should have.
Magnus Prime Thor gaining his power, both of his conversations with Odin, Hela crushing Mjölnir, the Valkyries against Hela, just to name a few. They weren’t undercut by jokes - sure, Hulk’s transformation was undercut by a joke; but how exactly would they have done it? In the Incredible Hulk he smashed right through the ground, that’s not going to work with the Bifrost bridge, transforming in mid air would be a bit strange, as well as raising questions as to why it didn’t happen before Bruce’s fight against the Abomination, and cutting away wouldn’t really work - it’s lazy, and would just seem odd.
Asgard’s destruction is a fair critique though, and his opening fight with Surtur - however, the latter still had intense action and wasn’t a comedic scene in its entirety - only the conversation was comedic.
I don’t think the comedy took away from the drama and intensity all that much, and the film was still great. There’s probably a good few more I’m forgetting, but that goes for both sides.
Hands down, i think my favourite shot in the movie is when Loki, Valkyrie and the Grandmaster are walking down a hallway, and the camera pans down to tgeir reflection on the floor, flips upside down and ends up behind them. It was SO expertly handle and well done. It just goes to show what a great director Watiti is when a movie with Thor vs Hulk, Hela, and Surtur, that a shot of three characters walking down a hall is the standout
the only joke i had an issue with was the one made when Asgard was distroyed. I think they should have let that be a serious moment and not ruin the atmosphere with it and then cut back to the people morning as if we are still supposed to be in the mood to feel their pain anymore.
Even Gardians 2 allowed us to have a moment to morn Yondu and not undermine it with a joke.
Without doubt the best Thor movie.
And it's the best one in the trilogy, which is very rare.
River White which doesn't say much cause the others were horrible this was ok at best just popcorn flick nothing more nothing less.
River White Saying its the best of a sub par trilogy isn't a complement
These are superhero movies aka popcorn movies and nothing more. What do expect a Oscar winning story line and acting? LOL. Good luck with that!
He's referring to the THIRD in a trilogy being the best and that is rare.
you missed matt damon as one who played thor on asgard as i remember.the play when loki sacrificed himself
Migs Encarnado I loved that!! So funny he was actually playing Loki 😆😆
It was Chris Hemsworths brother playing Thor and the guy from Jurassic Park was Odin lol
Brad Jones and some commenters on RUclips are all like, "The tone's all inconsistent!" but they also say, "It was only jokes!" Doesn't that mean that the tone is consistently comedy? How about the tone was not going for a doomsday scenario? It was playing it all for laughs?
I'm not a hater, but when you consider that the whole of Asgard was destroyed. You would expect that to be taken seriously rather than for laughs. I think those people are saying what is happening in the plot is inconsistent with the comedic tone.
EDIT: I like this movie, I'm simply explaining why others might not
mini2239 come to think of it, the movie is full serious things that are overlooked for comedy sake. Banner's identity crisis, Valkyrie's PTSD and subsequent alcoholism, the death of Oden, the destruction of Asgard, Hela and Oden's messed up father-daughter relationship, Oden's villainous past, the whole gladiator/abduction thing... that's a lot for something that's not even a dark comedy.
Agree with drifterd2009
Benjamin Burt who's Brad jones?
Brad Jones is the Cinema Snob.
Thank God Marvel is finally getting good at making villains just in time for Thanos to come in and wreck everything.
Geez, you guys make the Dark World out to be this torturous thing to sit through. My only complaint about that movie was the cardboard villain.
Even they know it is the worst only by MCU standards. It just simply annoys Doug Walker more.
Loki: "I've been falling for 30 minutes!"
They have Marvel bias... like a lot of critics.
hemmingwayfan It's not their fault DC can't make good movies.
Samur/Aye So you didn’t see the video of them bashing Spider-Man for 30 minutes?
I really love how loki fulfills the prophecy of him starting ragnorok, but in a twist it is to save his people.
Just saw it this morning and I thought it was nice. My only problem and I guess a lot of other people’s problem with it was most of the jokes seem pretty forced and to be honest it feels more of a Marvel Studios issue at best.
Not say the movies’ bad it just I think the MCU in most movies now have gotten to the point where they could hold back a bit enough though it doesn’t always work.
IT'S AWESOME THERE I STOPPED THE ARGUMENT
on the edge of eighteen thats not how you stop arguments lol
Ego was a great villain and he wasn't green.
he was sorta kinda off color green...i may be misremembering though
dillwad88 I thought he was blue or super pale. Also I didn't like him as a villain at all. To each there own though.
Don’t forget Ultron
TheAceVsKnight VsKnight ego was such a poor weak villain
Was many colors, but he was mostly purple.
Jeff Goldblum was so good in this, he was like a new and improved Caesar Flickerman.
According to the director Taika Watiti, 80% of the movie was improvised.
Yep all they were having a hell of a time...Just as they should. Chris hemsworth said he was getting bored with Thor,his mopey behaviour and unimpressive locations....so did the audience.
Thor 1 - A interesting change of pace at the time, expands the MCU setting pretty suddenly, and had a charismatic but vulnerable villain, but a bit forgettable overall.
Thor 2 - An OK sequel and carries on with the Thor/Loki interplay, but clearly hobbled by conflicting scripting and story ideas splurged together, with another villain getting underused.
Thor 3 - Wow, a culmination of what was good about the previous Thor movies and filters out the dead weight. Age of Ultron retroactively gets more interesting.
Chris Hemsworth is actually a great comedic actor, I hope he does more stuff like this.
THATS HOW IT FEELS
Love how they referenced Brad who was not a fan of this XD
Loved the jokes, glad the human characters from the last two films were gone and the Hulk. THE HULK!!!
I love seeing the brothers hangout, reminds me of me and my brother when we talk movies. Keep these up!
Loved Thor Ragnarok. Easily top five mcu films.
1)Captain America: Civil War
2)Captain America: Winter Soldier
3)The Avengers
4)Thor: Ragnarok
5)Guardians of the Galaxy
that's my 5, except Spiderman Homecoming instead of Guardians.
nice LOTR reference
This movie felt like Deadpool took the script and made some improvements to it lol
Rift Shredder no this felt like deadpool only not funny...
More like Guardians of the Galaxy. Only not funny. Besides Loki, he is awesome.
I think Jeff Goldblum here is a parody of Jeff Goldblum. Also side note. This is my favorite movie of all time. Just so friggin fun popcorn flick. I can watch this movie a million times and it doesn’t get old.
"Another day another Doug"
What the hell did I say?
To the people complaining that the film is to comedic; would it really be better if it was dark? A film with Thor, (who has been a comedic roll since the first Avengers) Loki, Hulk and crazy space worlds? Are freaking COMIC BOOK MOVIES only supposed to be like the dark knight? I think you're looking in the wrong places
Even if it were darker, I'm willing to bet that the same people complaining now would still then complain about it being TOO dark, is "taking itself too seriously", and wonder where the "funny parts Marvel is known for" are.
There is NO making such people happy.
Karl Persson is a superhero film suppose to be unfunny comedy? At least thor tdw tried to had serious moments and didn’t stop to make a joke. It’s a overrated piece of shit
HalfDemonInuyasha Facts bro, there is surely plenty of angst to be had in Infinity Wars like Doug said. Are people as fans of comic book movies really buying a ticket to a Thor movie expecting something other than what they got? Do they honestly think that the source material lends itself more to gritty drama than goofy space action? Like you said dude, some people will never accept that Thor as a concept will always be silly.
michiel If you genuinely thought that the film was shitty then that's totally cool dude. At least you look at it as a comedy that failed to entertain rather than comparing it to an imaginary "dark & gritty" Thor like some people. My point was that this movie is inherently impossible to take seriously so comedy is the logical lane to take. If it's actually funny is entirely subjective after that point.
I agree not every comic movie should be dark, but when you have a movie about the fucking world ending don't you think Thor should take matters a lot more seriously?
I’ve seen a lot of people complaining about how this movie has too much comedy. Honestly I think that if it wasn’t this way, it would’ve been like Thor 2, which is my least favorite marvel extended universe movie. I found it extremely boring (No offense to those who like thor 2)
Thor 1 was the perfect way to introduce the character. Fuck anyone who says other wise.
Thor: Ragnerok is essentially an extended Samurai Jack episode.
This is what Thor is supposed to be!!! HELL YEAH
Loki in Thor 2 > Loki in Thor 3. Loki was the weakest in Thor 3.
This was definitely the best year for comic book movies
That Valkyrie flashback/ painting scene needs to be a wallpaper... my wallpaper! That whole 5 second scene was gorgeous! ♥
This movie was dope! Enjoyed it from first to last. Easily in top 5 CBM of all time for me.
People liked the first thor movies and are whining because its not like them?...Good god,i've been in Doug's side all the time...i wanted a cool thor movie with him doing cool stuff in a cool place with cool people...
I loved how EVERYONE looked like they were having fun on this one. You can tell when actors aren't, but it really looked like they had to do retakes because of all the laughter and fun they were having in it.
7:15 “That one didn’t age quite so well!”
This movie was amazing !
My reaction to Ragnarok was pretty similar to my reaction to most Marvel movies: Eh...
I thought it was good and serviceable, but not outstanding. I had fun with it, and I enjoyed a lot of it. I also noticed a lot of problems with it which keep it from being noteworthy.
Number and importance of good things+number and importance of bad things= yeah, that was alright.
The Goldblum is off the charts. Shame that Planet Hulk side plot was so short. This is Thor Ragnarok.
I like the dynamic between Thor and Loki, raiding the grandmaster’s base, coming to a mutual understanding in the elevator, then Loki goes back to his usual habit, then Loki saves the freaking day, but after he pockets the tesseract.
Awsome Brad Jones inpretion
"Oh my god, these Marvel movies are so enjoyable, well-written, and well directed, why do people like these?" - Hardcore D.C. Fans for some reason
Thank you Doug and Rob for this sibling rivalry because I was bummed out after just watching Brads midnight screening haha
Thor to Hela near the end: "I am their leader, I am their fury, I am the 2nd strongest avenger. I'm made of thu-uh-uh-uh-nder! God of thu-uh-uh-nder"
I came out of the theatre after watching Thor: Ragnarok thinking, 'Wow, Star Wars needs to up its game...' Not the reaction I was expecting. Not at all...
Oh and, "Ghost! I saw a ghost!... Oh, it's gone..." :D
From the thumbnail I get the feeling Doug didn't like it
Misleading thumbnail
Rob looks good with those glasses.
Also, I dig the 80's neon chrome-ish vibe that Ragnarok has. I might give it a watch.
I love they didn't try to explain everything through dialogue, just visual.
The scene when Hulk fighting Thor, without any explanation, you just know why Hulk want to win and why he want to stay.
THATS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE!!!!
I loved it, though I think it would have been cool if Hela was lady Loki instead and he was responsible for the destruction of Asgard. It would have completed his story, but I'm glad he didn't die again. That's getting a little old.
This was one of the most fun movies I’ve watched this year. Probably the past few years. I loved how the costumes and sets were pulling hard from Jack Kirby’s artwork.
Sounds like thor had a special and intimate relationship with his hammer and then losing it was almost comparable to losing a loved one.
Doug looks like Walter with the hip ster glasses
"Marvel movies can do no wrong" their comics on the other hand......
The funny thing is that for DC it's the other way around
I've watched it 4 times and it's never gotten old
I swear this film is amazing with just this one scene that occurs after the opening. It's where Matt Damon is acting like Tom Hiddleston playing Loki and Sam Neil is acting like Anthony Hopkins playing Odin all the while Anthony Hopkins is acting like Tom Hiddleston playing Loki. You can't lose with stuff like this
Thor 1 was good. But the ending was very anticlimactic.
I actually liked Thor 2. I didnt see anything wrong with it.
I just saw this movie and one of the best times I had seeing a movie in a theater. my only nitpick was the end credit scene. I literally shouted out loud "OH COME ON!" because I just wanted a little bit more.
Monkeu yeah that Goldblum post credit scene sucks
No I mean the scene with the giant space ship. I didn't see the final scene because theater told everyone to leave once actually credits started.
oh man, That's sadder
There was this video I saw where they were talking about how Marvel heroes are typically primary colors (red, blue, yellow) while their villains are secondary colors (green, purple, orange) and that it's on purpose. I think it was...NerdSync that said it
I love seeing them give a positive review! And they're so right on about Thor- it was awesome!