Thor Love and Thunder | Movie Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2022
- Thor is back, and thankfully with Jane and Valkyrie.
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So, fun fact. Thor's goats are actually from Norse mythology. Their names are Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, and, according to legend, every day, Thor would kill them and eat their flesh, and then use Mjolnir to bring them back to life (as long as their bones didn't break, they would return to life). I'm pretty sure that Thor's joke about "using the goats for meat... ing people" is a reference to that.
You beat me to it!
I love those goats. They are udderly ridiculous.
I swear every female reaction channel has comment sections that are 90% "fun facts"
Toothgnasher and Toothgrinder are what they often referred to as in English
Also, one story goes that Loki broke a bone and ate the marrow so when the goat was resurrected its leg was lame. Oh that Loki 😂
Thor and the movie in general seemed a little off to me but then I remembered Korg is telling the story it made it make sense 😂
🤣🤣🤣 I love Korg
So, I believe in the comics, it's implied that whenever Jane transforms into Mighty Thor, Mjolnir temporarily suppresses the cancer, but also purges her body of all the chemo, so there's nothing fighting it when she changes back.
Oh also...your joy at the rock beating scissors joke is a absolutely infectious and great lol.
Keep in mind that it is all told through the filter of Korg telling the tale of the Mighty Thor around a campfire.
Fun fact: Gor's daughter Love was portrayed by Hemsworth’s real-life daughter, India Hemsworth. In fact, she wasn’t the only Hemsworth child to appear in the film or even the only leading actor’s kid to take part in the production. During an interview with Marvel, it was revealed that all three of Hemsworth’s kids joined the feature, with Natalie Portman’s son and daughter, Christian Bale’s kiddos, and one of director, Taika Waititi’s daughter’s also holding credits.
Additional Hemsworth connections; his brother Luke Hemsworth plays a stage actor portraying Thor. and his wife Elsa Pataky plays a former lover of Thor.
I didn't even think about that till later. Then I figure that is why it was so silly. I still enjoyed it though.
One point for Thor raising Gor's daughter, he has his own father as an example.
Oooh very good point.
That's Chris Hemsworth Real Life Daughter
This movie was just a Hemsworth family Movie.
- The actor playing Thor in the play is Chris's brother Luke
- Love, Gorr's daughter is Chris's daughter India
- His son Tristan plays one of the 'Kid' Thors in the flashback
- His other daughter Sasha plays one of the Asgardian Kids.
- His wife Elsa Pataky played the Wolf Woman (on the Woman Wolf)
I am glad that Jane got her River Song ending.
@@putinscat1208 no, she got transfered into the Library Computer.
@@putinscat1208 but she did get a confirmed afterlife of enjoyment.
I read a comment from someone a while ago that suggested Korg was telling the whole story from beginning to end. So if anything seemed off story wise it’s because that’s how Korg was telling it and not how the “real story” actually happened. Fun theory.
@38:50 Hercules actually becomes a member of the Avengers in certain story arcs. I'm excited to see what they will do with the character 😀
Hercules arc is so dumb the only thing I disliked
@@lothsper Hercules should have shown up a long time ago. He's one of the first and longest serving Avengers. What's dumb about it? He's on the cover of the first issue of The Mighty Thor. He's a major character in Thor's mythos.
@@CatotheE Yes but he's West Coast Avengers and they have just one Avengers team in the MCU, not the two in the comics. Also, Zeus in the comics is a muscle beast able to beat the Hulk solidly.
@@TorIverWilhelmsen I don't think Hercules was ever on the West Coast Avengers team actually, although he's worked with them more than once. He's almost always served on the main Avengers team.
Loved Christian Bale in this, he kills it as usual! Kinda bummed to learn they cut out more of his development scenes 😕
Dude was so good I legit didn't realize it was him until the credits.
I fell for the false Korg death too, which is funny because he can't die, he's the narrator.
Ha! I didn't even think about his being the narrator. LOL Good catch.
When I first watched this movie I kept asking why the focus on the children. & then I realized that this movie was meant for the kids. The fact that the shadow monsters were drawn by kids & then adapted by cg animators, in addition to the climax that sees all the children become powered up like Thor, it was clear who this movie was intended for. Marvel has been all about inclusion lately and Love & Thunder was about showing that the kids , in addition to the terminally ill, can be heroes too.
the kids that got the most screen time were all children of Chris, Taika, Christian and Natalie.
Fun fact gorrs daughter is chris hemsworths real life daughter and his son played a younger version of him.
His wife was the brief wolfgirl gf cameo.
Fun fact I saw the same thing on IMDB
@@nyghtmoon and his brother played Thor in the play
@@antkemp yeh so did i but the reactor didnt
Immediately after this movie came out, I made the screaming goats my alarm clock and ringtone. They're very good at waking me up. I thought about changing my ringtone after a couple of months, but my friends told me not to. They think it's hilarious and laugh every time my phone rings!
OMG that had to be hilarious in public 🤣
@@funnylilgalreacts It has freaked some people out, too!😆
If you don't know Brett Goldstein, you need to check out the show Ted Lasso - you'd love it!
Hercules is being played by Brett Goldstein -- an amazing comedic/dramatic talent who cleaned up at the emmies for his role as Roy Kent in Ted Lasso. Apparently he had only a couple of weeks to get into shape for his scene.
(On a related note, If you haven't seen it, I'd seriously recommend watching Ted Lasso. It's one of the best comedies and dramas that has been produced in the last two decades. Heartfelt, funny, and despite all the awards it's won, still incredibly underrated.)
I could ramble on a big explanation about what and why, but this is my favorite MCU movie. It just landed perfectly for me on several levels. But I can totally appreciate this wouldn't necessarily be true for many. I enjoyed seeing your take.
I actually really love that for you! Finding something that resonates with us is hard so when you do hold onto it. I don’t think it’s the worst movie, but it certainly isn’t my favorite.
The Thor/Hercules frenemy relationship has been going on since the 60s. Even after they stopped fighting, they were always trying to outdo, outdrink, and outbrag each other.
So many reactions from you, thanks Angela for treating us so well!
I was very interested in getting your reaction to this film. I thought it was a bit silly for my taste, which distracted from an incredible performance by Christian Bale. But I'm always interested in your opinion.
Not that marvel planned it this way in the order of movies but this being mostly lighthearted and funny is probably a good thing as to what we will see when Wakanda Forever comes out in November. That is going to rip heart strings for sure
There is nothing from that movie I like half as much as Jane.
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Cool stry, bro.
@@Cbricklyne Witty. I can see why everyone is so impressed with your generation.
The dark lord that Rapu talked about is named Kaa the Shadow Lord and in the comics, he was the most obscure and dangerous being ever because he shape-shift into what you look like and his voice is a mixed of a female or male child, an adult and a elderly person. He is the apprentice of a dark being that can't be mess with. Also, Taika Watiti took out some Christian Bale scenes from the movie because they were too violent like one is when he took the necrosword and killed his own god, he used a stone to slash his forehead and his arms like the markings that Gorr had in the movie and second is that there's was a transition of Gorr torturing and butchering different gods in a very violent way that it is too violent to show and supposed to be a extended cut but Taika Watiti didn't wanted it at all. The shadow monsters were inspired by children's nightmares or drawings explaining their nightmares. In fact the part I said about Gorr's markings, he also change his teeth almost to a shark and his nails like a lizard.
Take a closer look at the New Asgard tour guide talking about the fragments of Mjolnir. That’s Thor’s ex-roommate Darryl from the Team Thor internet short videos 😂
If you watch very carefully you can see that mantis almost breaks character like just barely hangs on to it but when Thor rides off on his acts like a broom she can't handle it
Every time i heard the term 'Viking' on TV or film made me proud of my heritage. 'Space Viking' took it to a whole new level.
Love and Thunder is soooo cheesy, but I love it! Its amazing that Taika blended a beautiful love story, horror film, and action in this wonderful movie.
Not my original thought, saw it in another comment section... but a really interesting and meaningful parallel is that the movie starts with Gorr praying to a God that doesn't care about Gorr or his daughter, a god that is a freakin asshole.
And in the end Gorr comes around and asks another God for help, and finally, this God, Thor answers Gorrs wishes and takes care of his daughter.
The children fighting is my favourite scene of the entire movie ! So out there and so cute and so funny !
You have got, to watch Ted Lasso, you will utterly love it!
Brett Goldstein (Hercules) is one of the main writers and cast members of Ted Lasso. He plays a character named Roy Kent.
Also, "Love" is played by... India Rose Hemsworth. As in, Chris Hemsworth's 10 year old daughter.
I loved this movie. Soundtrack is good. LOVE Guns N Roses. Fun Fact: Gorr's daughter is actually played by Chris Hemsworth's daughter.
India hemsworth plays love. Both of Chris’s sons are in it. Chris’s wife is the wolf girl in the beginning and his brother Luke plays stage thor
OMG, I didn't get the scissor throne until you said it. 😄
38:51 He's here! He's there! He's every-f^{king-where! Roy Kent
Language -Captain America
Zeus flicked Hemsworth so hard .....
It made him a little Thor 😜
Christian Bale did such a good job. I wish he was featured more in this!
I really agree with your assessment of the movie. I WANT to love it, and I really liked Jane's story, I liked Gor, I liked the kids getting juiced with lightening, etc. I even liked the screaming goats, but like a lot of the humor in this movie, it was just too much! Too many serious or emotional moments cut short, or just cut (Jane first transforming and meeting Valkerie, etc), in order to have more meh jokes.
I felt the same way. Thor never got any screen time to show his recovery from all his losses (parents, Loki, half the Asgardians that Thanos killed on the ship, etc.) and this movie added someone else he was about to lose. Then they made it the most humor-filled, cheesiest of his films. It was fun, and funny but I would have loved a more serious, drama-filled movie at this stage in Thor's development.
I think the biggest problem is that they tried to take 2 monumental Thor stories and make them one movie. In the process, they lessened both. Jane as Mighty Thor was a whole arc of its own, and very well written. Gorr was a groundbreaking story and probably the best Thor story ever written - and they gave FAR too little time to Gorr's powers and explaining just how much of a threat he was. I think they could've just shown more of him actually killing significant gods and shown off the power of the necrosword (which shouldn't have looked like a shiny sword at all, but a shadow). They could've dropped more hints at the origin of the necrosword (being Knull the Symbiote God). Gorr was such a high tier villain for Thor and they turned him into a guy with some shadow monsters and not much else. Physically, Gorr was MORE than a match for Thor in the comics, beating him down several times. He was only beaten by bringing in 3 different versions of Thor (past, present and future). Two of the Thors died, and Odinson was finally able to beat Gorr ONLY by wielding 2 Mjolnirs AND the all-black necrosword.
Even with all that, Gorr STILL wasn't completely gone, and came back later, became a literal universe, and Thor had to ascend to a whole new level of power in order to destroy him for good.
I hate how the MCU lowers the power of their villains so much. They did the same thing with Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet. Thanos was able to defeat EVERY cosmic entity at the same time in the comics. The "heroes" were literally nothing to him and couldn't do anything, even with perfect strategy. In the MCU, they turned him into a brute with a nonsensical motive and make him just a slightly smarter Hulk. So much wasted potential.
Denmark and Scandinavian "Space Viking" here. What a lot of Marvel fans seem to have missed is, that Thor seem to be a simple minded and funnier character in most of this movie, because it's Korg who is the narrator, so everything except from the very "bleak" start and up until the last part, is presented through the mind and eyes of Korg, who not coincidentally is voiced and motion-captured by Taika Waititi himself. 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).
Fun fact, Chris Hemsworth's real life daughter played Gor's daughter. A bunch of other major actors in this had their children in it as well.
I adore this channel. You consistently catch so many things, silly or not, and it's just so wonderful to see. Authentic and enjoyable. Love it.
Fun fact, the girl that plays Gor’s daughter is actually Chris Hemsworth’s daughter
Taika offered Natalie a cameo in a star wars project he's working on.
She had to tell him that she's one of the main characters already. XD
@38:54 - If you don't know who that is, the man that is "Here, he's there, he's every f'ing where", then you still haven't queued up Ted Lasso. Lots of joy in your future..
As for Hercules, yes, he has history with Thor in the comics going back to the 60's. Friends and enemies. Evenly matched.
Funfact: In the comics the Necrosword is the first ever symbiote created by Knull The God of Symbiotes as a weapon to slay all gods, it is the progenitor of all symbiotes including Venom.
The side kick and splits all played off rocker stage performances from the David Lee Roth era.
The humor was over the top. It almost felt like it was a parody movie.
I love all of the Thor movies, even with the edition of Spider-Man (my favourite Marvel character), Thor is my favourite MCU character!
I think the important part to remember and be aware of to appreciate this movie ist that it is a story for children that deals with the loss of a close person. Knowing that, all the seemingly off moments make sense.
And what better way to feel again feel like a child, than to use the visual and musical style from the time Taika Waititi (and me) was a child himself.
I mean, it really all makes sense...
And the reason you loved it and got teary-eyed at that final "Love and Thunder" line? It's because of your depth. That's why. Great videos, like always.
My dad died of cancer, so her with her mom as her mom was dying in the hospital was so close to home... made me cry with the memories 😞
The end really is sad, because Thor has experienced tragedy in almost every solo film. I fear that we'll lose him to a Tony Stark style sacrifice in Avengers Secret Wars.
Early notification squad reporting in ✨ the "feast, not on the children" scene is still my fave
Valkyrie was always into women and when the other Valkyrie fell due to Hela it was her girlfriend/love she looked to and saw die in front of her which devastated her and drove her to drinking and how we saw her in Ragnarok.
I feel like they weren’t allowed to be a little bit more explicit with that. And this it’s very obvious and I love that.
There was a weird amount of hate for this film when it opened in theatres. I liked it. Didn't love the screaming goats gag but could see why they were 'gifted' to Thor after he 'saved' the temple. It was fun though and added a nice chapter one of the longer running storylines in the MCU.
let give u a few fun facts: So every single child in this movie is actually the kids of all the cast and crew, so Natalie Portman's kids, Taika, and Chris Hemsworth and so on, also every kid in the movie are responsible for Gorr The Butchers Shadow Monsters, the kids were ask to Draw what a Shadow Monster would look like in their imagination so they were design by the kids, and last fun fact the lil girl aka Love, Gorr's the Butcher's daughter in the film is actually Chris Harmsworth's real life daughter, and so was the little boy in the montage that was running and then we saw Thor get older, and also the lil baby Thor with the baby hammer, that was Chris's new baby and his wife was the woman warrior that had him strapped on her chest fighting with him in the battlefield, lol! this film was really a family affair cause even both of Chris's brother's were in the movie as well. :)
ever since I lost someone to cancer, anything cancer related just hits me 10 times harder now. fuck cancer.
So the kids in the movie were actually the kids of the actors. Chris Hemsworth's daughter played an asguardian and his son played the young version of himself in a flashback.
The real MVP of this movie:
THE GOATS!!!
Fun Fact: Thor Love & Thunder is the first Thor solo outing in which Loki does “NOT” make a physical appearance, though he is mentioned.
You know what the best part of this adventure is? Thor got the chance to fall in love with Jane all over again.
Jane’s count of how many days it’s been is off because she was blipped. It’s off by about 5 years
@funnylilgalreacts,
40:27 The title likely refers to all three key figures: Thor (Jane Foster), Love (Gorr's daughter) and Thunder (Thor Odinson).
Jane will likely return as Valkyrie. After she was Mighty Thor in the comics, she became Valkyrie. King Valkyrie is unable to do her job as a Valkyrie since she's doing Thor's job; hence the name, "King" Valkyrie.
I loved this movie as much as I did Ragnarok. Thor has come a long way from his first movie--he was hero amongst his own people, but he was a stuck up jerk of a god like the one's Gorr killed. Loki, Jane and Odin all played a pivotal part in the humbling of Thor. He's still not the god he needs to be, but he's getting there. Those who loved Gorr in the comics tend to hate (dislike?) this movie because they didn't get to see Gorr kill god after god. I personally felt it wasn't needed. We heard about it, and we got to see how powerful he was a number of times when he fought and defeated Thor, Jane and Valkyrie. Besides, anyone still holding out for the MCU to make a comic book movie, after 14 years of the MCU being different needs to wake up. It's been 14 years of the MCU showing people the world over movie after movie that it's not the comics. It's not going to suddenly change now, lol. The original comics have gone on for more than 50 years and rebooted themselves numerous times. The MCU isn't doing that either. Look at the original founding Avengers in the MCU. Nearly all of them got a completed story arc. Thor and Hulk are the last to get theirs.
I also find it strange for people to complain about phase 4 after watching what happened in phase three. Why would you compare these two phases, when the founding team has died/retired? Phase four is building the next generation of heroes, and these heroes are figuring out who they are and haven't come across their Ultron or Thanos yet, let alone one another to be their own team, so of course the stories aren't as connected, action packed as the previous phases of the MCU. That's all about to change, however, but I'm sure they'll still complain about stories not being like this or that comics =/
Marvel already has its comic book readers. The MCU is trying to expand beyond those folks, and to do that it needs to make changes and be more assessible to people that wouldn't normally pay them any mind, and the MCU formula is working. Maybe not for some comic book readers, but they aren't trying to get comic book readers to give them a chance--they've got them.
Anyway, another fun review =D
I think this is Christian Bales' best performance so far... hats off
You haven't seen Ted Lasso!? It's a great series! Make a video series for it!
I loved this movie so much lol. I get it might be overly goofy for some but it's rare that a movie can be both Hilarious AND F'ing Awesome AND touched me emotionally. I love those meme's where you see something like Batman using a lightsaber to fight a shark, or a T-Rex flying a jet fighter and the caption says something like "This thread is now F'ing awesome!" It also helps the my own sense of humor is somewhat on the goofy/bent/corny/dad pun side lol. Humor is tricky, it can be so subjective based on personal experience, and it can be so ephemeral as well (rare that a joke can me you laugh when heard multiple times). You may not have found it as funny as me but I still enjoyed the reaction :)
I clipped my favorite part of your reaction. 37:40 to 38:27
I felt the same way hearing their "names" that first time, and every time since, I feel the floodgates beginning to break.
God of Carpentry...sly way of putting Jesus in there without showing him on screen or naming him explicitly lol
Ryan Reynolds takes his sweater off in Deadpool: 😍. Soldier boy in The Boys: 🥰. Thor loses his bed sheet: 🤢Put your clothes back on!
I mean hey I get it. Baby Thor's are cute and the kids will love them. But that Child Soldier PTSD is probably going to suck.
Though the alternative was certain death
A big flaw in the plot is that Gorr's whole thesis is that god are jerks who don't care about anyone, but his plan depended on Thor being willing to come and rescue the kidnapped children.
I'd be interested to know how finding the screaming goats funny correlates being a pet owner.
Thor sharing his power with the kids was awesome, because it was a complet refutation of Gorr's claim - something he'd never have predicted Thor doing in a million years.
Gorr's daughter was played by Chris Hemsworth's daughter (and the wolf woman by his wife, and a couple of the younger Thors by his sons). The film was full of Hemsworths.
In addition to Chris Hemsworth's son Sasha, the kidnapped children also include Natalie Portman's, Christian Bale's and Taika Waititi's kids. And 3/5 is pretty much my rating too. It's a good movie, but not a great one. I don't know much about Gorr in the comics, but from what I hear, he is a big deal. Christian Bale gave a great performance, but the tone of the movie didn't give Gorr any gravitas.
funny, in the 1980s, Avengers comics, Hercules was on the team with Sersi and White Vision and Tygra , he was beefier and maybe a little older than what that actor looked like.
The girl who plays Gor's daughter, Love, is Chris Hemsworth's real daughter. The fact that the song playing is "Sweet Child of Mine" I believe was intentional because of their real father/daughter relationship. Also, Chris's son was in the movie as well. At the beginning, when you see Thor growing up in the running scene, the youngest child in that scene is his son.
seeing jane in valhalla really got me the first time I saw it, idk why but it hit me really hard.
funny, if you thought the goats were bad sounding, in Norse lore, Frigga, his mom, rode a chariot pulled by cats, and they might have been large like Battle cat from He man, but they might have been regular cats and they might have sounded like the cats from Monty Python and The Holy Grail , when the woman is beating her cat against a wall like a rug
I enjoyed it better the second time watching, thx to your emotional reaction
Thor 1 is still the best Thor movie in my opinion its a great adaptation of J Michael Strasynskys Thor comics
Thank you for the amazing reaction.
Great review. 3 out of 5 seems legit. I knew we wouldn't get another ragnarok, which for me is a high point in the mcu.
But I also want to compliment your nails! On video that color looks exactly like an OPI polish I have (uh... "feel bluetiful" which I hoped would be more turquoise than teal.) But I digress.
Again, great reaction! I enjoyed the film more watching through your reaction than I did the first time.
I actually liked Gorr's character in the ending. The whole reason he became a God Butcher was because they neglected them and allowed his daughter to die. After bringing her back and he himself is dying, he once again begs a God to protect her. Only this time, the God listens.
I think the joke with Dwayne is... you know... Dwayne, the Rock...
I hate myself for not seeing that
Yo, girl, you have GOT to watch Ted Lasso. Bret Goldstein is on Ted Lasso. He's Roy Fuckin Kent!
He's here. He's there. He's every fuckin where. Roy Ken,t Roy Kent!
Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, one of the writers of the movie, recently directed a movie called Do Revenge on Netflix. You should check that out.
Honestly, I wish I could see the movie Christian Bale was filming before Taika stole the footage and added it to his Thor movie. The performances of Bale vs. the rest of the cast feel like 2 different movies and I would have much preferred to see the darker tone that Bale's acting had set.
I was/am one of the Thor fans that liked "serious Thor" before Ragnarok completely re-did his characterization, so on a petty level I'm finding glee in people realizing this movie is too-Taika. Oh well, we'll get a chance to see Thor again!
In the comics, as well as Norse mythology, there was a god names Tyr, who had one hand because he sacrificed it in the mouth of the Fenris the wolf (Ragnarok) so I think they are setting up Sid for that type of role. Hercules was prominent in the comics and in the Avengers. So I’m interested to see what and how they use these characters.
1,000% recommend 'Event Horizon'.
Word of advice: If you're the type that gets nightmares from watching horror movies, I would recommend picking a night where you don't have any early plans (work, etc) the next day...
The goats are from Norse myth, but I'm not sure they scream in the myth. But it is a fun bit to me.
I found this a light hearted, mostly, and fun movie. And enjoyed your react. 👍
I will forever refer to mjolnir as mew mew
I watched this movie right after a breakup and I'm not gonna lie, it hit me in the feelings really hard.
the little girl from the end is actually Chris real life daughter.
Great and Fun reaction! Have you ever seen “Master and Commander”?
I liked the film and didn't mind the shifts in tone. One has to wonder though if Marvel will reign in the directors more because of the lukewarm reception of this as well as the last Dr. Strange film. That one seemed to have more of a Raimi touch then people were used to.
I think that’s why I didn’t like that movie as much as I thought I would. I wish the original Director had stayed on and wrote that movie. It felt like a Sam Raimi movie. I don’t mind the horror elements, but the second I see Bruce Campbell, overacting, and being campy, it took me right out of the movie.
@@funnylilgalreacts as well as the zombie Dr. Strange. Which I liked, but can see why some were put off by it. :-)
It's been funny how, in the first couple phases, folks were annoyed that directors were being reigned in...or were more workmanly than striking; now they're bringing directors with very distinctive styles, ones that're highly unusual in a Marvel context, and giving them maybe too much free reign. I figure there's a happy medium in there somewhere...
Those kids were kids of the actors. Love was Chris Hemsworth's RL daughter.
Zeus, Hercules, Olympus all exist in the Marvel Comics in much the same way that Asgard and Thor, etc. exist. Hercules at various times has battled Thor, but ultimately Hercules has also done his time as an Avenger and as a member of various other Marvel superhero groups.
Really lovely reaction.
I have AMC A lister membership so I get 3 movies a week saw this and doctor strange multiverse of madness about 4 times apiece in theaters love this little light hearted marvel movie and can't wait for a more serious thor movie soon too.
That would be Roy Kent from Ted Lasso playing Hercules.
The Gorr's Daughter, The Wolf Woman and the little boy running in the beginning is Chris actual Wife, Daughter and son. In the comics Thor did marry Lady Sif, not sure about Hercules.
16:33 love it 🤠 Amazing review, thank you