Heartwarming fact: Chris Hemsworth was talking to a young boy who was visiting from Make-a-wish. Here is what Chris said: "We had a young kid, a Make-A-Wish kid, on set that day. In between the takes, I was talking with him and he goes, 'You know, you should say he's a friend from work!'". It is so great that Chris and the director let that improvished line remain in the movie, it was one of the greatest lines.
I think the boy also passed away before the premier, but the producers sent him an advance copy of the film so he watched it from his hospital room weeks earlier.
"Are you Thor: God of Hammers?" can come across as a funny line, but it means so much to Thor, learning his true potential is within himself all along. I loved that so much.
@@anhkriva5274 just because he is still stronger with a weapon than without one doesn't mean much. Thanos with his gauntlet is stronger than without. Doesn't mean anything.
Actually, that is pretty much what Taiki Waititi told Jeff, quote taken from a Screenrant article about an interview with Jeff, "Waititi asked him not to do "anything theatrical or cartoony." He told Goldblum to "be contemporary" and harness part of his natural "straight behavior," and allowed him to improvise a lot of his dialogue during filming." Lmao
Some actors are hired for their ability to play whatever role you need. Some actors are hired to be themselves. I think Jeff Goldblum is part of the latter group.
@@echo_z319 What's with the shitty comment?. People are free to voice that they didn't like the movie just as anyone can voice they do like it. This commenter was perfectly respectible, said it didn't work for THEM and left it at that. I also have issues with this kind of take on comic book characters in movies. Should i never voice that anywhere because people like yourself dislike hearing it?
@@AlwaysRightAllNighthumor is a social construct layered by regional influences, social tolerances, language, time, etc. Kiwi Comedy, which I'd happily suggest you look into, obviously had a lot of influence on the movies' Kiwi director.
in the theater, I recall the moment that Thor blasts Hela after his final vision of Odin -The theater got very quiet, and then the blasting led Zeppelin as Thor rides the lightning into the fight! suddenly you could actually hear gasps and cheering! I'm glad you've got a wonderful and slightly humorous change after all the October scary movies! and as others have said, well done, but buckle up, the upcoming movies are just amazing!
I liked the fact you recognised Hela as Galadrial (Cate Blanchett) but completely missed Skurge as Eomar (Karl Urban), and for the bonus Doctor Strange as Smaug (Benedict Cumberbach, The Hobbit) and speaking of the Hobbit, Evangeline Lilly (Wasp/Tamriel) and Martin Freeman (Bilbo/Everett Ross) also in Captain America Civil War and your next movie Black Panther with Andy Serkis (Gollum/Cassius Klaw (Age Of Ultron/Black Panther))
Fun fact that I only learned years after the movie came out. When Skurge jumps out of the ship with the machine guns and is standing atop the mound of corpses shooting. That scene is an homage. Skurge is played by Karl Urban, who also played the protagonist in the movie Doom. That seen is a remake of the cover of one of the Doom video games.
@@terrylandess6072 I do know of Frazetta but I'm not as familiar with his work as I should be (I mostly know him from his Deathdealer stuff), although from the little I do know I'm not surprised the original source can be traced back to him.
@@carlgibson285 You can find several paintings which reference the same concept, but one of the Conan covers is the classic - standing on a pile of bodies while they keep coming.
Fun fact, in the comics Jeff Goldblum's character, The Grandmaster, is actually an Elder of the Universe. He's ancient, like primordial, first sentient beings in the universe ancient, is effectively immortal and nigh unkillable, and among other things can literally will lesser beings to die or resurrect at his will. Him giving the rebels the "draw" at the end is an EXTREMELY generous offer.
@@CorwinPatrick Brothers as in a fraternity, not blood relations. Each Elder has a fixation that outlasts the civilization that spawned them. If they ever ended their pursuits, they could die. Grandmaster likes games. Games of chance. Collector likes collections. Individuals, objects, last sprcimens of society. In the MCU, he is the likely holder of the Bottled City of Kandor (if there is a Marvel analog of Krypton's lost city). Other known members of the Elders are: The Astronomer The Champion The Contemplator The Gardener The Obliterator The Possessor The Runner The Trader and a later addition, Ego the Living Planet.
Was skeptical about the change of focus at first, but the difference in reception between this and Dark World tells the story. Doesn't lose much of the gravitas either, smashing and reassembling Odin's pedestal so Thor can rise to the position he's been preparing for since film 1. Jeff Goldblum is a riot here despite being a villain: 'My celebrated champion, it seems that criminally seductive Lord of Thunder has stolen him away!'
The comedy, dialogue, physical comedy, drama works really works in this film. I like the contrast in protagonist. I also like how Dr Strange is in this film but not too long but in the film that makes sense.
The one time that you see the Valkyrie that Marvel comics fans were hoping for. Blonde Brunnhilde, as described in the Wagner operas and the comics. She led the sisterhood of the Valkyior, and were granted the power to destroy Hela when working in concert. She was one of the Defenders along with Dr. Strange and the Hulk. She also was one of the Defenders with former original X-Men (Angel, Beast, and Iceman). The name Scrapper 142 was an Easter Egg for comic fans from the first appearance of Valkyrie.
I've remember way back in 2012 I saw a Blonde Valkyrie in a Facebook game. She has a spear and helm.(of course pegasus too) That's why I'm kinda familiar with the character. When I saw Rescue in the endgame I recognize her because of that game. I hope they make a movie for the Inhumans too.
1. regarding the reenactment show in Asgard, Chris Hemsworth's brother, Luke, actually played Thor there, while Matt Damon played Loki.. 2. the rock golem, Korg, was actually played by the director himself, Taika Waititi.. 3. when Hela was in Odin's vault, she trash-talked some of the item's there..1st is the Gauntlet saying it was fake..yes, it is fake, because the real one was shown in the end-credits of Age of Ultron, taken by Thanos..and for the Tesseract, it was theorized that Odin and Hela also searched for the Infinity Stones during their conquest..that's why she knew about the Tesseract and called it "that's not so bad".. 4. that line to Hulk, "he's a friend from work" was actually pitched by a kid to Chris who visited the set of this film.. 5. if you're wondering, Thor's code in the quinjet was "Point Break"..because Stark called him that in the 1st Avengers movie.. 6. funny that you see Hannibal Lecter thru Odin here, and there's actually a series called Hannibal, and Hannibal was played by Mads Mikkelsen (Kaecillus, Dr. Strange movie villain) 7. you'll see Jane and Darcy in a future mcu entries.. great reaction..next is Black Panther..
Awesome reaction Addie! Yes, Ragnarok is the best of the Thor films. I am glad you enjoyed it as much as we did, also that you got a break from some of those creepy movies you have been watching!
After the last two Thor movies I'd say the first is the best. It's actually Thor learning whatbit is to he worthy so he could he more than he was compared to the almost buffoonish manchild he is despite all the struggle and loss he's experienced.
@@coolguy473 I'm not trying to harp on you for enjoying it, if it comes across that way. Just seems a weird line to think is the best line in 29 movies.
Fun reaction, as always, Addie. Thor: Ragnarok is my favorite Thor movie because it's very funny. I got a very good laugh attack from the Hulk smashing Thor, the same way he did with Loki in The Avengers (2012). This movie does offer you a lot of comfort after having seen Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs (1991). In other words, I'm so glad that you're now back to watching fun movies because I'm now seeing a happy Addie and not a scared Addie.
Great reactions to Thor: Ragnarok, Addie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I didn't enjoy this the first time I watched it. I went in blind and was unaware of the comedy in the film. But, I do like it after repeated viewings.🙂
Infinity War + Endgame combined are, I think, the greatest piece of cinema in our generation. Just because of all the work that went into building up to them.
Hey Addie !! Another great reaction !! Matt Damon played Loki and Sam Neil played Odin in the play "Ode to Loki" Also, the scene where Thor is passing through what looks like a tunnel to meet the Grand Master is an homage to a similar tunnel scene from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"(1971). They even play the same song..
One thing I like about the Thor series of movies is actually how remarkably true North mythology they keep the storyline. I Asgard has fallen in, but Valhalla is forever. Just keep this in mind as we move forward with the movies.
I think the comedy works because most of the comedy comes from physical comedy based upon circumstances rather than dialogue driving most of the comedy. The dialogue is responses to the circumstances. Whereas the comedy in Thor Love and Thunder often driven by the dialogue and not driven by the circumstances.
15:1016:26 I'm so glad we got to see Heimdall be such a badass in this. I wonder if that will be the only time we see it, or if we'll get to see badass Heimdall again (i.e. in a What If...? episode, or Thor 5).
“I have been falling for 30 minutes!” To give everyone some perspective, the guy that parachuted to earth from the stratosphere was falling for about 18 minutes…
There's an interesting theory that Hela's still alive. That the green flash before Surtr's sword hit her was acc her teleporting out of there 30:49. Idk if that's true, but it would definitely be cool to see Hela again in the MCU.
Black Panther takes place 1 week after Civil War in 2016. Ragnarok takes place a full year later in 2017. Ant-Man and the Wasp takes place weeks before and concurantly with Infinity war in 2018. Infinity war takes place in 2018.
If there is one thing about Cate Blanchett, it is no matter the role she takes on she will knock it out of the park. Great actress and made a believably sinister Hela.
you know what wouldve been a great What if? episode???? What if Hela grabbed the tesseract aka the space stone instead of surturs crown!!! she would then rule the cosmos
The movie turns 5 today! Still the best Thor film and one of the best, most fun entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Taika Waititi who’s known for indie comedies brings so much more of a colorful, goofy side to the character than we’ve seen and he’s one of the few Kiwi directors to step into the limelight Thor is actually given a personality rather than coming off so heartbroken and burdened by destiny and it’s very funny throughout, he knows when to be silly, charming, subtle and serious His chemistry with Tom Hiddleston proves both of them have plenty to squeeze out; Thor and Loki butt heads constantly but still end up accomplishing much more Can Loki actually be trusted for once even when Thor tries to change him? Blanchett has some of the best wardrobe and villain designs of any of these MCU movies and it helps her acting backs all of it There’s also timely themes in here about history being whitewashed, rewriting it to suit our own needs, covering up our pasts to paint a better picture and forget our past transgressions, it’s true kings and conquerors are proud to have their accomplishments but ashamed of how they got them, a country or kingdom isn’t a place it’s a people that make it Waititi essentially makes an immigration story and several parallels to Aborigines and also inserting subtle Australian branding throughout And the aesthetic of the movie embraces the traditional Jack Kirby artwork from many of the comics giving it a retro 1980’s feel like a pop video Rather some cool-looking action too that matches many comic frames especially the ending and when in slow-motion looks like beautiful illustrations Let’s also not forget the many inside references to past MCU films and callbacks True this is light on story or might worry viewers that there’s so much stuff crammed in and half the jokes end up being a 50/50 ratio but they balance it out figuratively being a psychedelic experience Thor is finally given some proper treatment this time around without relying on too much melodrama and this is one of the best films of 2017 And the best part….this leads directly into one of the best MCU films period!
Wacky fact: This video is showing that it was uploaded on November 3... which is coincidentally the same date Thor Ragnarok came out in theaters exactly 5 years ago... yes! 2017 was 5 years ago 🗿 I watched some of the reactions... they were pretty good and precise... and you just earned a sub! ✌
amazing as always. one question/comment are you planning on watching the marvel tv series as well? if not you might be missing some context for the phase 4 movies.
Heartwarming fact: Chris Hemsworth was talking to a young boy who was visiting from Make-a-wish. Here is what Chris said: "We had a young kid, a Make-A-Wish kid, on set that day. In between the takes, I was talking with him and he goes, 'You know, you should say he's a friend from work!'". It is so great that Chris and the director let that improvished line remain in the movie, it was one of the greatest lines.
I think the boy also passed away before the premier, but the producers sent him an advance copy of the film so he watched it from his hospital room weeks earlier.
@@Zaburino That's so wholesome and sad at the same time. 😢
That’s so sweet of Chris and Taika 🥹😭
"Are you Thor: God of Hammers?" can come across as a funny line, but it means so much to Thor, learning his true potential is within himself all along. I loved that so much.
And yet he will soon run to make replacement, i guess he learned nothing 😂
It's a really bad shame that that just gets forgotten.
@@anhkriva5274 ….?????
@@echo_z319 He had stormbreaker created for him.
@@anhkriva5274 just because he is still stronger with a weapon than without one doesn't mean much. Thanos with his gauntlet is stronger than without. Doesn't mean anything.
Your reaction to “oh my god! The hammer pulled you off?” is the best I’ve seen so far. 🤣🤣🤣
After watching her procrastinate every second she could on the scary October movies, I find it hilarious to see her eagerly dive into movies again.
And so traumatized from the jump scares that 15:29 scared her lol.
"OMG, the hammer pulled you off?" "Get help", and Loki's reaction to the hulk are my favorite parts in the movie 😂
I like to think the director's instructions to Jeff Goldblum were "You go stand over there and be Jeff Goldblum"
Actually, that is pretty much what Taiki Waititi told Jeff, quote taken from a Screenrant article about an interview with Jeff, "Waititi asked him not to do "anything theatrical or cartoony." He told Goldblum to "be contemporary" and harness part of his natural "straight behavior," and allowed him to improvise a lot of his dialogue during filming." Lmao
Some actors are hired for their ability to play whatever role you need. Some actors are hired to be themselves. I think Jeff Goldblum is part of the latter group.
@@mikegoodwin2386 Yeah for sure
Fun Fact: Stage Loki was obviously played by Matt Damon who, back in '99, was cast as the character, also, named Loki in the movie Dogma.
Cate Blanchett is clearly having so much fun in this. And Clancy Brown rules.
"Another day, another Doug". "Poor Doug" lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how fun this movie is. It doesn't take itself too seriously while still making it serious enough to have stakes.
Didn't work for me honestly but that's just my viewing experience
@@mickeymouse7726 congrats…?
@@echo_z319 What's with the shitty comment?. People are free to voice that they didn't like the movie just as anyone can voice they do like it. This commenter was perfectly respectible, said it didn't work for THEM and left it at that. I also have issues with this kind of take on comic book characters in movies. Should i never voice that anywhere because people like yourself dislike hearing it?
@@TheycallmeMrWonka i said one word what u on my d for lol
@@echo_z319 stay mad
The voice of the Rock Man, Korg was played by the director of the film, the great Taika Waititi.
Who also did the motion-capture for Surtur.
Rockman 😂😂
Catch the rock, paper, scissors jokes with the pamphlets defeating Korg and Korg stepping on Meek? I love New Zealand humor.
(Oh. he's dead. I stomped on him on the bridge. I've been carrying him since then.) Rock breaks scissors.
How is that New Zealand humour. Its just generic humour. Just because someone has an accent😂
@@AlwaysRightAllNighthumor is a social construct layered by regional influences, social tolerances, language, time, etc. Kiwi Comedy, which I'd happily suggest you look into, obviously had a lot of influence on the movies' Kiwi director.
@@theonelegend what I am saying is "kiwi" humour and "aussie" humour is basically just british humour
Along with Gardians of the Galaxy and Ant-man, this is the most fun movie of the MCU.
Just a blast from start to finish.
I almost can't believe that this movie is already 5 years old. I definitely had a good laugh at the theater back then.
"We need the hulk to fight the puppy!" LOL!!! I was rolling on that one.
I always wished we got to see more of Heimdall. Idris Elba was amazing in that role.
If They make a Assassins Creed Origins movie Idris Elba should play Bayek of Siwa
"Oh good, it is Galadriel." Fun fact: it's not just Galadriel, she's also talking to Eomer.
Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela. That means Arwen/Betty Ross will become a super villain.
in the theater, I recall the moment that Thor blasts Hela after his final vision of Odin -The theater got very quiet, and then the blasting led Zeppelin as Thor rides the lightning into the fight! suddenly you could actually hear gasps and cheering!
I'm glad you've got a wonderful and slightly humorous change after all the October scary movies!
and as others have said, well done, but buckle up, the upcoming movies are just amazing!
3:42 Fun Fact: The Thor in the play is played by Chris Hemsworth's brother, Luke, Loki is played by Matt Damon and Odin is played by Sam Neill.
I liked the fact you recognised Hela as Galadrial (Cate Blanchett) but completely missed Skurge as Eomar (Karl Urban), and for the bonus Doctor Strange as Smaug (Benedict Cumberbach, The Hobbit) and speaking of the Hobbit, Evangeline Lilly (Wasp/Tamriel) and Martin Freeman (Bilbo/Everett Ross) also in Captain America Civil War and your next movie Black Panther with Andy Serkis (Gollum/Cassius Klaw (Age Of Ultron/Black Panther))
Serkis was in Age of Ultron not Civil War fyi
@@samuelchallis3420 Still, wow, I wasn’t aware of _all_ of the actor crossovers.
@@mikelarsen5836 She shines.
sir Hopkins as odin from silence of lambs ...lol and matt damon as loki play from the Martian
@@samuelchallis3420 yeah black panther was all black except for their one liner racist joke. Trash movie
i like how the dragon head coming through with Thor is subtle foreshadowing for Hela coming to Asgard
Fun fact that I only learned years after the movie came out. When Skurge jumps out of the ship with the machine guns and is standing atop the mound of corpses shooting. That scene is an homage. Skurge is played by Karl Urban, who also played the protagonist in the movie Doom. That seen is a remake of the cover of one of the Doom video games.
That scene is also taken straight from the comics which came out in the 1980s, so maybe the Doom cover is a homage to the Thor comic?
If you know who Frank Frazetta is, then you know the original.
@@terrylandess6072 I do know of Frazetta but I'm not as familiar with his work as I should be (I mostly know him from his Deathdealer stuff), although from the little I do know I'm not surprised the original source can be traced back to him.
"He stood alone at Gjallerbru" and that answer is enough.
@@carlgibson285 You can find several paintings which reference the same concept, but one of the Conan covers is the classic - standing on a pile of bodies while they keep coming.
Fun fact, in the comics Jeff Goldblum's character, The Grandmaster, is actually an Elder of the Universe. He's ancient, like primordial, first sentient beings in the universe ancient, is effectively immortal and nigh unkillable, and among other things can literally will lesser beings to die or resurrect at his will. Him giving the rebels the "draw" at the end is an EXTREMELY generous offer.
isnt he also like the brother to the collector, or am i making stuff up?
@@branchie8979 in the MCU he's the Collector's brother. They have not confirmed that the two of them are elders. But everyone assumes they are.
@@CorwinPatrick Brothers as in a fraternity, not blood relations. Each Elder has a fixation that outlasts the civilization that spawned them. If they ever ended their pursuits, they could die.
Grandmaster likes games. Games of chance.
Collector likes collections. Individuals, objects, last sprcimens of society. In the MCU, he is the likely holder of the Bottled City of Kandor (if there is a Marvel analog of Krypton's lost city).
Other known members of the Elders are:
The Astronomer
The Champion
The Contemplator
The Gardener
The Obliterator
The Possessor
The Runner
The Trader
and a later addition, Ego the Living Planet.
Was skeptical about the change of focus at first, but the difference in reception between this and Dark World tells the story. Doesn't lose much of the gravitas either, smashing and reassembling Odin's pedestal so Thor can rise to the position he's been preparing for since film 1. Jeff Goldblum is a riot here despite being a villain: 'My celebrated champion, it seems that criminally seductive Lord of Thunder has stolen him away!'
Cate Blanchett is always a win! First Lady Galadriel, then Hela the Goddess of Death! Oh and Jeff Goldblum is also always a win!
Red She Hulk Teaser for Arwen/Betty Ross, as Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela.
"...I love all of Thor's friends. I'm excited to see what comes next in their journey." What an ironic way to start this reaction. 😂
"His name is Mister Doctor." 😄😆😄 YES!
The comedy, dialogue, physical comedy, drama works really works in this film. I like the contrast in protagonist. I also like how Dr Strange is in this film but not too long but in the film that makes sense.
Thor 1 is the still my favorite Thor movie and the best one in my opinion
After what the MCU dis to Thor with his last two movies, the first movie is absolutely the best Thor movie.
That Valkyries flashback
Always makes me feel Sad and awe.
The one time that you see the Valkyrie that Marvel comics fans were hoping for. Blonde Brunnhilde, as described in the Wagner operas and the comics. She led the sisterhood of the Valkyior, and were granted the power to destroy Hela when working in concert.
She was one of the Defenders along with Dr. Strange and the Hulk. She also was one of the Defenders with former original X-Men (Angel, Beast, and Iceman).
The name Scrapper 142 was an Easter Egg for comic fans from the first appearance of Valkyrie.
I've remember way back in 2012
I saw a Blonde Valkyrie in a Facebook game.
She has a spear and helm.(of course pegasus too)
That's why I'm kinda familiar with the character.
When I saw Rescue in the endgame
I recognize her because of that game.
I hope they make a movie for the Inhumans too.
1. regarding the reenactment show in Asgard, Chris Hemsworth's brother, Luke, actually played Thor there, while Matt Damon played Loki..
2. the rock golem, Korg, was actually played by the director himself, Taika Waititi..
3. when Hela was in Odin's vault, she trash-talked some of the item's there..1st is the Gauntlet saying it was fake..yes, it is fake, because the real one was shown in the
end-credits of Age of Ultron, taken by Thanos..and for the Tesseract, it was theorized that Odin and Hela also searched for the Infinity Stones during their conquest..that's why she knew about the Tesseract and called it "that's not so bad"..
4. that line to Hulk, "he's a friend from work" was actually pitched by a kid to Chris who visited the set of this film..
5. if you're wondering, Thor's code in the quinjet was "Point Break"..because Stark called him that in the 1st Avengers movie..
6. funny that you see Hannibal Lecter thru Odin here, and there's actually a series called Hannibal, and Hannibal was played by Mads Mikkelsen (Kaecillus, Dr. Strange movie villain)
7. you'll see Jane and Darcy in a future mcu entries..
great reaction..next is Black Panther..
One of my very favorite things about this film is Anthony Hopkins playing Loki pretending to be Odin. That had to be so much fun to play.
11:54 I'm not sure what to call that "yip" because it isn't quite a laugh but it's so damn cute.
Awesome reaction Addie! Yes, Ragnarok is the best of the Thor films. I am glad you enjoyed it as much as we did, also that you got a break from some of those creepy movies you have been watching!
I much prefer the more serious Thor movies but I'm happy to see you enjoy these movies
After the last two Thor movies I'd say the first is the best. It's actually Thor learning whatbit is to he worthy so he could he more than he was compared to the almost buffoonish manchild he is despite all the struggle and loss he's experienced.
"No, youre stronger" is one of my favorite lines in the mcu
Really? It's a pretty cliche line.
@@Eidlones its a pretty cliche scene in general and I still like it
@@coolguy473 I'm not trying to harp on you for enjoying it, if it comes across that way. Just seems a weird line to think is the best line in 29 movies.
@@Eidlones i didnt say it was the best, its one of my favorites. One of like a dozen I could throw out.
Hands down the best Thor movie. No contest.
Epically bizzare line, "we need the Hulk to fight the puppy!"... like wtf!! 🤣😂
Fun reaction, as always, Addie. Thor: Ragnarok is my favorite Thor movie because it's very funny. I got a very good laugh attack from the Hulk smashing Thor, the same way he did with Loki in The Avengers (2012). This movie does offer you a lot of comfort after having seen Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs (1991). In other words, I'm so glad that you're now back to watching fun movies because I'm now seeing a happy Addie and not a scared Addie.
Came out 6 minutes ago so no way you already watched the reaction. Fraud!
@@WheresWaldo05 Commented as they were watching.
I actually made the comment as I watched.
'Shady Acres' retirement home. That's a Golden Girls reference.
Shady Pines, actually
5:27 Loki, I've been falling for 30 minutes
Emperor Palatine, I'm a joke to you
I love the extended scene with the Grand Masters cousin death scene for Gamboling
0:34 "I love all of Thor's friends" Yeah, about that...
Korg telling Thor he tried starting a revolution but couldn't print enough pamphlets is the greatest Rock Paper Scissor joke.
Also, when he stepped on Miek. (Rock breaks scissors.)
@@CaptainFrost32 Miek was yelling, “Best two out of three!”
Great reactions to Thor: Ragnarok, Addie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I didn't enjoy this the first time I watched it. I went in blind and was unaware of the comedy in the film. But, I do like it after repeated viewings.🙂
Addie, there is an animated movie called Planet Hulk that shows what happened to him in between the Age of Ultron movie and this one
That's not canon
It's more based in the comic book canon not the MCU movies
I like the planet hulk animated movie more than Thor Ragnarok it's more accurate to the comics it's adapting
I saw that movie, and it "feels" canon to the MCU despite not being.
32:14 "Are we not gonna see what that is???"
Yes, we will. It is finally here. Or should I say, he is....
Was that a double pew pew at the beginning of the video? Amazing.
Oh boy, the MCU masterpiece that is Infinity War is approaching ever closer!
I agree that movie has my favorite portrayal of Thor in the mcu
Infinity War + Endgame combined are, I think, the greatest piece of cinema in our generation. Just because of all the work that went into building up to them.
@@TheNeilBlack you guys are so easily impressed lol
@@brunokingz Telling a story across two dozen films released over a decade is an impressive feat.
@@TheNeilBlack greatest piece of cinema is still a massive exaggeration even as a conclusion to two dozen movies.
Hey Addie !! Another great reaction !! Matt Damon played Loki and Sam Neil played Odin in the play "Ode to Loki" Also, the scene where Thor is passing through what looks like a tunnel to meet the Grand Master is an homage to a similar tunnel scene from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"(1971). They even play the same song..
Luke Hemsworth played Thor in the same play. That is Chris Hemsworth's older brother.
Great movie. This is my favorite of the Thor movies.
"We need the Hulk to fight the puppy!"
One thing I like about the Thor series of movies is actually how remarkably true North mythology they keep the storyline. I Asgard has fallen in, but Valhalla is forever. Just keep this in mind as we move forward with the movies.
I think the comedy works because most of the comedy comes from physical comedy based upon circumstances rather than dialogue driving most of the comedy. The dialogue is responses to the circumstances. Whereas the comedy in Thor Love and Thunder often driven by the dialogue and not driven by the circumstances.
I love this movie, probably out of all of them this I like the most
My favourite solo(ish) movie in the MCU from one of my favourite reactors on TH-cam.
Once again, a great way to start the weekend. 👍❤
You recognized Galadriel but you failed to clock Éomer. It is understandable, Karl Urban is surprisingly chamaleonic.
Red She Hulk Teaser for Betty Ross/Arwen, as Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela.
In Norse mythology, the Fenris wolf is actually Loki's son.
...
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His other kids are the world serpent, and the goddess of death Hela. XD
and Odin's horse in the first movie.
15:10 16:26 I'm so glad we got to see Heimdall be such a badass in this. I wonder if that will be the only time we see it, or if we'll get to see badass Heimdall again (i.e. in a What If...? episode, or Thor 5).
This might be my favorite MCU movie.
This is the correct order but watching this one right before Infinity War would have worked just as well...
Would it the tones of both movies are so drastically different it would be jarring for a casual viewer
Thor and Loki should have tried ''Get help'' against the dark elves in the second movie.
Also, when Korg said "he didn't print enough pamphlets"... its a joke, hes made of rocks and got beat by paper lol
This is the Best & funniest 🤣 Thor movie Ever.
some media have The Grand Master as the brother of The Collector.
10:07 Korg is played by the director, Taika Waititi.
“I have been falling for 30 minutes!” To give everyone some perspective, the guy that parachuted to earth from the stratosphere was falling for about 18 minutes…
There's an interesting theory that Hela's still alive. That the green flash before Surtr's sword hit her was acc her teleporting out of there 30:49. Idk if that's true, but it would definitely be cool to see Hela again in the MCU.
I think that's her "soul" We see Odin was Gold, and Frigga was Blue so maybe Hela was green. Idk
Black Panther takes place 1 week after Civil War in 2016. Ragnarok takes place a full year later in 2017. Ant-Man and the Wasp takes place weeks before and concurantly with Infinity war in 2018. Infinity war takes place in 2018.
If there is one thing about Cate Blanchett, it is no matter the role she takes on she will knock it out of the park. Great actress and made a believably sinister Hela.
you know what wouldve been a great What if? episode???? What if Hela grabbed the tesseract aka the space stone instead of surturs crown!!! she would then rule the cosmos
Great reaction! How dare you tho, snakes are amazing 😊
MY new favorite marvel reactor
“Hello my names Billy Butcher”
Btw, point break is referring to Patrick swayze in the movie point break. Looked like u didn’t understand that reference.
It's so odd seeing Addie enjoy a movie. Lately she's been mostly terrified...
Also have you noticed a Lot! Of Actors and Actresses that have been in marvel were also in either Lotr or the Hobbit!
Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela. That means Arwen/Betty Ross will become a super villain.
This and the next few Marvel movies are straight bangers!
32:13 "Are we not gonna see what that is?"
.....Mwa ha ha ha ha!!! Oh relax you're gonna definitely see what that is very soon.
Excellent movie 🎬 ❤️
One of my favorite marvel movies along with Love and Thunder and infinity war.
"...can we get a little Bifrost up in here?" - totally a normal thing to ask.
no respect for lawn maintenance...
Holy cow, we are here already!? Hang on tight, Addie. We are getting to the climax of the Infinity Saga, better buckle up.
Korg (the rock guy) got defeated in his revolution by paper lol
And Korg stepped on Meek and crushed Scissors. Rock, Paper, Scissors.
The movie turns 5 today!
Still the best Thor film and one of the best, most fun entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Taika Waititi who’s known for indie comedies brings so much more of a colorful, goofy side to the character than we’ve seen and he’s one of the few Kiwi directors to step into the limelight
Thor is actually given a personality rather than coming off so heartbroken and burdened by destiny and it’s very funny throughout, he knows when to be silly, charming, subtle and serious
His chemistry with Tom Hiddleston proves both of them have plenty to squeeze out; Thor and Loki butt heads constantly but still end up accomplishing much more
Can Loki actually be trusted for once even when Thor tries to change him?
Blanchett has some of the best wardrobe and villain designs of any of these MCU movies and it helps her acting backs all of it
There’s also timely themes in here about history being whitewashed, rewriting it to suit our own needs, covering up our pasts to paint a better picture and forget our past transgressions, it’s true kings and conquerors are proud to have their accomplishments but ashamed of how they got them, a country or kingdom isn’t a place it’s a people that make it
Waititi essentially makes an immigration story and several parallels to Aborigines and also inserting subtle Australian branding throughout
And the aesthetic of the movie embraces the traditional Jack Kirby artwork from many of the comics giving it a retro 1980’s feel like a pop video
Rather some cool-looking action too that matches many comic frames especially the ending and when in slow-motion looks like beautiful illustrations
Let’s also not forget the many inside references to past MCU films and callbacks
True this is light on story or might worry viewers that there’s so much stuff crammed in and half the jokes end up being a 50/50 ratio but they balance it out figuratively being a psychedelic experience
Thor is finally given some proper treatment this time around without relying on too much melodrama and this is one of the best films of 2017
And the best part….this leads directly into one of the best MCU films period!
Hello, Addis. I am glad that you enjoyed this! Best wishes to you!
Love your vids glad to be a new subscriber I’ll be watching.
The taika marvel intro is the best ever.
Yeah, you're in the stretch run now. Better strap in, it gets really wild in the end.
Yes addie my favorite thor movie
"I love all of Thor's friends" oh... I'm so sorry
Addie, in Norse mythology and Marvel comics, Hela was one of Loki's children.
So was Odin's horse...
@@CaptainFrost32 As is the Fenris Wolf, and Jormandgandr, the Midgard serpent(strangely absent from the MCU).
Wacky fact: This video is showing that it was uploaded on November 3... which is coincidentally the same date Thor Ragnarok came out in theaters exactly 5 years ago... yes! 2017 was 5 years ago 🗿
I watched some of the reactions... they were pretty good and precise... and you just earned a sub! ✌
amazing as always. one question/comment are you planning on watching the marvel tv series as well? if not you might be missing some context for the phase 4 movies.
I think Hela is one of the best film villains in the Marvel universe. Personally I enjoyed her way more than Thanos.
It amuses me that Loki is adopted but he and Hela look like the siblings.
thor be like i dont think so then throw the hammer at hela and hela was like i dont think so too and shatter his hammer
Tons of this movie’s dialogue was improvised on the spot. Taika just gave them loose direction and let them run
I love your voice
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