Oh yes. But we should have seen more of hela. Perhaps somehow convince her to join them in the fight against thanos. Something about just imagining the glory would she obtain by killing the mad titan
2 almost as good fits for this role would be Tilda Swinton and possibly Roomey Mara,l, girl from green dragon tattoo. Cate Blanchett owned it though. And in Hanna there was no better choice.
I love the sibling subtexts in Ragnarok. Hela bashes Thor because she, as the oldest, have seen her father at his absolute worst and now sees him choose her little brother as heir. That's the bitter burden of the firstborn, you're the tutorial of your parents on how to raise a kid, they do their best but make all the mistakes with you and become competent once the younger siblings show up. "Get up, you're in my seat" is 100% something a sibling would say. When she fights Thor it's reminiscent of how an older brother/sister toys with the younger.
I can't stop laughing at the way they switch from Shakespeare-speak straight to five year olds squabbling at 1:10 "You're just the worst!" "Okay, get up!"
@@ArthurFrancisco-tp6hb i dont think the other 3 are horrible , but could be personal bios , cause i love thor , but i think you are right about this to be the best thor movie. i hope they give him a bit more serious/anger back , he is to much of a joke to be my fav. anymore.... but i still have hope for the next one
They went too far with the comedy. Thor is supposed to be a ruler. A King. Not some homeless bum who doesn't care about his people and leaves all the work to Valkyrie. Love and Thunder was a mistake.
@@rockycuro7737 - Thor's people needed him. Asgard was destroyed. But Thor abandoned them to travel space and be a bum for years. He left them alone to fend for themselves. That's not what happens in the comics. Thor takes care of his people. Thor would never abandon his people like that.
I think it’s even more so to highlight the dichotomy of Odin. As highlighted by the rest of this dialogue, Hela inherited Odin’s violent side while Thor was raised to maintain peace
Unpopular opinion here: I believe Thor: Ragnarok was so much better than the other Thor installments because of the minimal reference of Earth and it's people and just exploring the lore of the Asgardians
Thor 1 - even the best parts were Loki in Asgard. Thor 2 - we all know how that went... Thor 3 - This. Thor 4 - uhhh.. Yea 1000% definitely better if only Asgardians.
It's funny that having kids usually changes people. His first born didn't change him at all, if anything, he poured all of his flaws into the raising of her, and the monster she became from it served the epiphany that helped him later adopt a frost giant, and raise Thor (who learned badly enough from the history of conquest, and the lifestyle Odin had made)
I like that little moment when Thor admits to Hela that he doesn't want the throne and would be happy for someone lese to handle it and she raises her eyebrow or brow in legit surprise but then he goes on to call her the worst and how it can't be her
People either like Ragnarok or they didn’t and that’s fine. I say the reason this movie is awesome is because the awesome role Cate Blanchett did with Hela. She was ambitious , intelligent, strategic fighter …honestly acted like a big sister to Thor and hell of sexy villain
I thought it was good. Had the appropriate mix of humor and seriousness to make the entire movie enjoyable. I actually think it deserved to be one of those longer 3 hour movies. Imagine the action you could have had with her "being the worst". She had great line delivery and was seemingly the most powerful thing in existence at that time. While trashing Thor with ease is impressive, they could have covered her rampage to show what she really had in store for everyone else. Making the movie longer and having more dialog would have done more justice as the writing at this point in the MCU was pretty good. Being outclassed in everyway could have also been a great Thor character development story. I think the only problem with this movie is they wanted to rush it out as the 1.5 hour movie and clip out of just how important all this actually was to everyone.
One of the most admirable features of the Thor films that find unique from others is you really feel the sibling roles coming out of Thor, Loki, and Hela. For starters with talking about their relationships with Odin is such a similar thing to when kids bicker about their parents’ rules. But especially that among the throne talk how Thor’s insult is “you’re just the worst” which 100% something a brother would say to their sister. I love how Taika ran with Thor’s family for the third movie’s plot.
Thor: Father once told me that a wise king never seeks out war… Hela: …But must always be ready for it! Goes to show that Hela is a dark reflection of what Thor could have become if Odin hadn’t cast him out and sent him in his journey of self discovery
“It seems this solution to everything was to cover it up.” “Or to cast them out….. He told you you were worthy, he said the same thing to me.” I love these lines from Thor because it implies that he is mad at Odin. We never find out how Thor reacted to Odin telling him about Loki’s adoption. I imagine he was upset, but based on their interactions at the beginning of TWD, he forgave Odin. But, his agreement with Hela says something different. What if he holds resentment towards Odin for lying about Loki’s adoption? And now that resentment has increased because Odis’s lies about him have come to light?
That's the best kind of villain imo. The kind that you can empathise with - like Zemo - but despite that you still know that what they're doing/plan to do is just _evil_ and you can't stand for it. Thor understands where Hela's resentment comes from because he felt the same when he was exiled but unlike Hela he learned to forgive, grow past it, and be better than the sins of the father.
Showing him slaughter more gods so we could see how dangerous he is and change those Asgardian children into more suitable characters, even maybe Guardian Team.
Add 30 more minutes from deleted scenes to give screen time to The Guardians, Jane Foster, Gorr, Valkyrie and/or Lady Sif and you might have a good movie trying to tell two stories: Gorr The God-butcher and The Mighty Thor. Somehow they were able to make two stories: Planet Hulk and Thor: Ragnarok work in one movie.
"Where do you think all this gold came from?" I feel like this could be attributed to most wealthy countries that try to act like they've always been peaceful and serene in its opulence.
I feel like this so-called profound line in this so-called movie is self-defeating, considering this movie appropriates Scandinavian culture without paying any semblance of care or respect to it. Quite the opposite, it mocks it and turns it into spoof. I know you wanted to make this movie sound smart (which is hilarious, considering how horrendous it is), but you failed. Better luck next time.
The moment at 1:31 where she tanks the spear point-first like it's nothing, you realize the fight is lost. If she can easily shrug off a direct thrust of Odin's spear, what else could Thor do to her? She is shown to be stronger than him and pretty much immune to damage.
@@pcha151 asgard isn’t a place it’s a people, she gains power from being with the people, therefore she would still be insanely powerful since almost every asgardian was on the ship.
It was stated that hela draws her power from asgard. If it is destroyed than her power should diminish. It is a people but don't think she's draws her powers from the people
Hela was my favorite Villain in MCU, shes Classy but evil, So Poise and Barbaric, dignified and undignified at the same time. Would have been fun seeing more of her being all powerful and see her fight with the other magical characters in MCU, that would have been fun to watch
1. Nobody who worked on this shit movie knows a dick about the Eddas. They're adapting comics (badly. VERY badly.) 2. It's as dumb and contrived as dumb and contrived can get. She's a dumb deus ex villain with no real story.
Exactly. Loki was the father of Hela, Midgard Serpent and the Fenris Wolf. Weird thing however is that wolves were sacred to Odin. So then how could Loki be the father of Monster Wolf, Fenris?
Yep. It shows how... appalling ruling in peacetime is to her just perfectly. Frankly, that's what hela is. A warrior and a commander. A fine one sure. Perhaps one, if not the best in the job. But, being a ruler takes more than that
His main weapon might have been a hammer but he was prolly trained in all kinds of weaponry, seeing as he knew how to wield stormbreaker immediately after getting it
yes! bring Cate Blanchet back as Hela plz... or at least bring Cate back as a villain. She just knows how to command a scene so well. Like I fundamentally disagree with what a lot of Hela has to say but her performance really pulls you over to her side at times simply with her presence
And yet, she was casual enough to have that verbal sparring with her little brother. That's one of the things I like the most on hela. Yes, she's ruthless, arrogant and ambitious but she's not one dimensional in her fights
I've watched this movie 4 times, and I really can't feel the tension and the danger that Asgard is in or the tension in this fight for that matter. Too many jokes and silly moments during the whole movie. I really don't get why fans love this movie and iteration of Thor so much
I finally understand the symbolism with Hela, Thor, and Loki: the Dark Triad. Machiavellianism (Loki), Narcissism (Thor), and Psychopathy (Hela). Two can change, one cannot.
Hahahaha Gore more like Bore. That guy was a joke if he was even meant to put up a challenge. Hela would completely shatter him in a battle! Odinforce, years experience of taking realms with Odin and she nearly wiped out all of Asgards guards. Its no contest!
Cate Blanchett is a real life goddess. Who else would they cast. 😂 She is so good in this role. Bossed the whole move single handedly. He entrance into Marvel and superhero movies is awesome. Coming from Lady of Light, Queens and Villian goddess.
After seeing how the Scarlet Witch escaped from the mirror dimension and seeing how she was healing and regenerating instantly, quickly and effectively, I just realized that Hela also has that "Resurrection" ability. I'm not surprised, they're both goddesses... 1:32 👈
of all the MCU villians, she's the most logical to bring back. i mean, you already don't have to bring her back from the dead since we were never shown her "death". its beyond me why no one in Marvel even considered bringing her back.
Marvel is a joke at this point, and for the most part they wanted it to be when they leaned into cheap, cheesy, and childish forms of family friendly comedy. After they saw it work for GOTG, and knowing Iron Man worked so well with the one liners (even if they themselves knew they couldn't strike gold again like they did with Iron Man), all they had to do at that point was keep cutting corners and lowering quality in favor of quantity. Always making sure they water down certain themes and characters enough to make it easy for them to cash in on prequels, sequels, spinoffs, and etc. without having to follow much of a plot or canon of any kind.
@@Dante-vf4sd terrible i'll give a pass since taste is subjective but unbeatable? did you even watch the movie? difficult to defeat sure but NOT unbeatable. As for her powers, she shoots sharpie pointy things that unalives people and she has a nifty party trick where she can crush magic flying hammers with her bare hands.
@@strangefire2024 It took a celestial power to beat her by completing obliterating the entire planet, and even then it's not certain she's dead. Thor who is supposed to have the same power source more or less was toothless against her, I can get with extra physical strength as that's part of the comic lore but her complete physical immunity to any weapon attack other than the complete destruction of the planet is utterly ridiculous when Thor is penetrated by any Asgardian level weapon. Where does this ability to produce unlimited sharp objects come from, Thor's the God of elements, he controls external elements like thunder, lightning, wind etc..., but she is the God of what exactly? She calls herself the god of death but why because she chooses to use her inexplicable ability to produce sharp objects from her actual body to murder other beings and that's the reason she's the god of death? At least her comic counterpart was actually the god of death or one of the death realms. Then somehow has the ability to crush a hammer that is way beyond any Asgardian in durability including Odin and Thor just by crushing it with her bare hands, another inexplicable "party trick" they give to Deux ex machina characters with terrible writing
@@Dante-vf4sd your complaint is totally valid. It’s just like what they did with The Marvels. Gave them all what i call “powers of convenience”. Or in Thor’s case, nerf of convenience. It’s one of those things that you really need to turn off your brain to enjoy a movie if one chooses to actually watch it. Thor Ragnarok was the second last Marvel movie I watched with Guardians 3 the last. All the others were just… if I turned off my brain any more,… let’s just say don’t go full ret@rd.
So Odin "uses" Hela to build his empire, discards her when she starts to think and act independently, has his "perfect child", and then takes in a stray. No wonder sis is bitter. It's bad enough being ignored and forgotten, but you claim a kid who is just as "bad" ? Where's the justice??
Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela. That means Arwen/Betty Ross is going to become a super villain.
They just never explain powers in this. Like why do Helas powers come from Asgard? Who was her mother? Why do Thor's powers come from within him and not Asgard like Hela? I want an epilogue of the past so much! I wanna know everything 😩 Asgard had so much potential but Marvel never really wanted to delve into its world building. Loved Hela as a villain though, much more than Gorr (sorry bale).
The way she said "Ok, get up" sounds like the girl in high school who beats EVERYBODY'S ass and just has no time for talking, so she swings without hesitation. LOL.
@@Guardian582 i mean. Hela was banished by odin and when she came back, hoping to see her people again, they didnt know who she was, started attacking and fearing her when all she wants to do is rule, as the rightful heir. She had the right to rule. I don't see whats wrong with hela. Its all odins mess
Cate Blanchet nailed the part of Hela. They couldn’t find a better person than her.
Oh yes.
But we should have seen more of hela.
Perhaps somehow convince her to join them in the fight against thanos. Something about just imagining the glory would she obtain by killing the mad titan
I want to nail Hela.
2 almost as good fits for this role would be Tilda Swinton and possibly Roomey Mara,l, girl from green dragon tattoo.
Cate Blanchett owned it though. And in Hanna there was no better choice.
She fine as hela.
@@iwishiwasthomasshelbytrust me if u seen her without make up u wouldn't want that she's pretty nasty 🤢🤮
She’s my fave villain in the entire MCU. She nailed this role
And very pretty too ...
Really? More than Thanos?
Really more than the scarlet witch?
@@Wuhaboo Yes as good Oleson is Blanchett just is Hela.
My third favorite Mcu villain after thanos and killmonger
I love the sibling subtexts in Ragnarok. Hela bashes Thor because she, as the oldest, have seen her father at his absolute worst and now sees him choose her little brother as heir. That's the bitter burden of the firstborn, you're the tutorial of your parents on how to raise a kid, they do their best but make all the mistakes with you and become competent once the younger siblings show up. "Get up, you're in my seat" is 100% something a sibling would say. When she fights Thor it's reminiscent of how an older brother/sister toys with the younger.
« The bitter burden of the firstborn » I don’t want to acknowledge it but yes .
Fck It’s impossible to deny .
Hits hard, as a firstborn myself, I've even heard my own mother call me the "experimental child" in her moments of anger.
@@gellisse
For real? That's... low
Right
@@gellisseI wouldn’t be able to look at mother the same if she called me that, God, I wish you happiness
I can't stop laughing at the way they switch from Shakespeare-speak straight to five year olds squabbling at 1:10 "You're just the worst!" "Okay, get up!"
This literally gives siblings fight energy
Reminds me of my older sister. When I would refuse to get up she would take my leg and drag me off the couch 😂😂
How the mighties have fallen
“Ok get up” cate just kills it in every scene of every movie she in. Gave us the only good thur movie with her presence
it wasn't the only good movie
@@hosie.warrior there are definately a lot of good Thor movies
@@kaarinaMoongo there were only 4 Thor movies, and 3 of them were horrible, Ragnarok is better, and it really deserves credit for that
@@ArthurFrancisco-tp6hb i dont think the other 3 are horrible , but could be personal bios , cause i love thor , but i think you are right about this to be the best thor movie.
i hope they give him a bit more serious/anger back , he is to much of a joke to be my fav. anymore....
but i still have hope for the next one
Thur durr
Cate Blanchet is just awesome in this role! She fills it with all the gravitas it requires while being very feminine!
Yea there's like two Lord of the Rings actors in this film.
She looks really good in that outfit too.
she's awesome in all roles :)
@@andrewcabral963
They hardly do anything with Karl Urban
Would've been funny if he said Oi when he got impaled
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kun Péter❤❤❤
Hard to believe Love and Thunder couldn’t atleast be as good as this.
Cause Thor is now more and more becoming a comedian i hate that what they did to him.
They went too far with the comedy. Thor is supposed to be a ruler. A King. Not some homeless bum who doesn't care about his people and leaves all the work to Valkyrie. Love and Thunder was a mistake.
@@TheBigExclusive dude. He was depressed, needed time away from his people, and once he came back there was a God-killer on the loose.
@@rockycuro7737 - Thor's people needed him. Asgard was destroyed. But Thor abandoned them to travel space and be a bum for years. He left them alone to fend for themselves.
That's not what happens in the comics. Thor takes care of his people. Thor would never abandon his people like that.
And this wasn't even THAT good xD
"Ok get up, you're in my seat" spoken like true siblings
Yup I’m the oldest sibling, and this is our life. I even tell them they are nothing.😂
her performance in this movie was spectacular
The *ONLY* time Cate isn't utterly awesome..? is if she isn't there! Be it her portrayal of Elizabeth, of Hela, She IS The Queen!
@@Sidragrosm She did a great job in Elizabeth also.
I was thinking of her a little when I saw Helen Mirren in _Shazam! Fury of the Gods_ or "Shazam! Fu" as it said on the marquee.
The fact she finishes his sentence “but must always be ready for it” is like a small piece of a sibling bond between them
I think it's more to show "You think you're special to Odin? He told me the exact same thing."
I think it’s even more so to highlight the dichotomy of Odin. As highlighted by the rest of this dialogue, Hela inherited Odin’s violent side while Thor was raised to maintain peace
Basically Odin is a terrible dad
Unpopular opinion here: I believe Thor: Ragnarok was so much better than the other Thor installments because of the minimal reference of Earth and it's people and just exploring the lore of the Asgardians
Thor 1 - even the best parts were Loki in Asgard.
Thor 2 - we all know how that went...
Thor 3 - This.
Thor 4 - uhhh..
Yea 1000% definitely better if only Asgardians.
As how it should be
@@tyranidswarmlord9722Thor 4 was terrible excluding Christian Bale of course.
That movement of the shadow of Hela's antlers towards the throne always gives me chills.
Yeah that’s how they are in the comics. Too good
The idea that Odin used to be Dickhead Norse Odin before he mellowed out to the guy he is in Thor 1 is really cool.
It’s why Odin didn’t want Thor to be like he used to.
Kind of explains why Odin was so concerned with Thor's behaviour in Thor 1 too. He reminded him *way* too much of Hella and his younger self
It's funny that having kids usually changes people. His first born didn't change him at all, if anything, he poured all of his flaws into the raising of her, and the monster she became from it served the epiphany that helped him later adopt a frost giant, and raise Thor (who learned badly enough from the history of conquest, and the lifestyle Odin had made)
Odin in norse myths wasn’t particularly bad.
Who the fuck told you Norse Odin is a dickhead?
I like that little moment when Thor admits to Hela that he doesn't want the throne and would be happy for someone lese to handle it and she raises her eyebrow or brow in legit surprise but then he goes on to call her the worst and how it can't be her
Then King Valkyrie turned New Asgard into a capitalist h-hole to boost tourism & stimulate their economy
@@seewhativesceneI mean..what choice do they really have lol
@@seewhativescene Just like what she did with Westworld lol
Thor: “I don’t want the throne, anyone else can have it.”
Hela: “Ah, okay then”
Thor: “Except you, you suck”
Hela: “Well fuck you too then”.
"Okay, get up. You're in my seat" SHE ATE THATTT
People either like Ragnarok or they didn’t and that’s fine. I say the reason this movie is awesome is because the awesome role Cate Blanchett did with Hela. She was ambitious , intelligent, strategic fighter …honestly acted like a big sister to Thor and hell of sexy villain
I thought it was good. Had the appropriate mix of humor and seriousness to make the entire movie enjoyable. I actually think it deserved to be one of those longer 3 hour movies. Imagine the action you could have had with her "being the worst". She had great line delivery and was seemingly the most powerful thing in existence at that time. While trashing Thor with ease is impressive, they could have covered her rampage to show what she really had in store for everyone else. Making the movie longer and having more dialog would have done more justice as the writing at this point in the MCU was pretty good. Being outclassed in everyway could have also been a great Thor character development story. I think the only problem with this movie is they wanted to rush it out as the 1.5 hour movie and clip out of just how important all this actually was to everyone.
100%
Who r the ones that didn't like this movie? This movie is PEAK THOR movie
You finally admitted the reason in the end you perv lol.
@@franklinwhitsell2987No explanation for her durability to cuts, just Deux ex machina, Thor exactly the same power source but gets cut to ribbons
One of the most admirable features of the Thor films that find unique from others is you really feel the sibling roles coming out of Thor, Loki, and Hela. For starters with talking about their relationships with Odin is such a similar thing to when kids bicker about their parents’ rules. But especially that among the throne talk how Thor’s insult is “you’re just the worst” which 100% something a brother would say to their sister. I love how Taika ran with Thor’s family for the third movie’s plot.
I could listen to Cate Blanchet all day. Her voice is magical.
Thor: Father once told me that a wise king never seeks out war…
Hela: …But must always be ready for it!
Goes to show that Hela is a dark reflection of what Thor could have become if Odin hadn’t cast him out and sent him in his journey of self discovery
I mean but how many movies this mofo had to be in self discovery?
Classic foil character
I love the fighting ❤
@@joscar062until Disney milk him out
Some of the best villains ever seen are dark reflections of the hero.
Cate really did Hela justice! Such great performance
“It seems this solution to everything was to cover it up.”
“Or to cast them out….. He told you you were worthy, he said the same thing to me.”
I love these lines from Thor because it implies that he is mad at Odin. We never find out how Thor reacted to Odin telling him about Loki’s adoption. I imagine he was upset, but based on their interactions at the beginning of TWD, he forgave Odin. But, his agreement with Hela says something different.
What if he holds resentment towards Odin for lying about Loki’s adoption? And now that resentment has increased because Odis’s lies about him have come to light?
That's the best kind of villain imo. The kind that you can empathise with - like Zemo - but despite that you still know that what they're doing/plan to do is just _evil_ and you can't stand for it. Thor understands where Hela's resentment comes from because he felt the same when he was exiled but unlike Hela he learned to forgive, grow past it, and be better than the sins of the father.
Cate Blanchett voice is so sexy. really nailed it as Hela.
Even that black hair appeal. Very astounding.
She killed it playing hela. Just amazing! 😎🇰🇪
Hela is best ❤❤❤
Did you guys catch that shade? 😂 when Thor said “or to cast it out” 😂 Hela face was priceless lol
Not really shade. Thor had the same experience, he at least was able to come back.
She is an amazing villain I bet if they gave Gorr as much screen time as her, he could’ve become an even better villain.
Showing him slaughter more gods so we could see how dangerous he is and change those Asgardian children into more suitable characters, even maybe Guardian Team.
@@shedontknowbutsheknows6225 I think mcu hella would destroy mcu gorr
@@user-hi8qw1xg9o She has potential to do that in my opinion. It could go both ways though.
Hela had less screen time 😂😂 12 minutes
Add 30 more minutes from deleted scenes to give screen time to The Guardians, Jane Foster, Gorr, Valkyrie and/or Lady Sif and you might have a good movie trying to tell two stories: Gorr The God-butcher and The Mighty Thor. Somehow they were able to make two stories: Planet Hulk and Thor: Ragnarok work in one movie.
“Get up. You’re in my spot.”
- Sheldon Cooper
There's something darkly comedic about even Hela acknowledging she went a little too far at the end.
"Where do you think all this gold came from?" I feel like this could be attributed to most wealthy countries that try to act like they've always been peaceful and serene in its opulence.
I feel like this so-called profound line in this so-called movie is self-defeating, considering this movie appropriates Scandinavian culture without paying any semblance of care or respect to it. Quite the opposite, it mocks it and turns it into spoof. I know you wanted to make this movie sound smart (which is hilarious, considering how horrendous it is), but you failed. Better luck next time.
It's a jab on Imperialism at most
@@antona.8659 You sound like a guy who gets exactly zero pussy.
With all the magic, I assumed they could just transmute material into gold. The depiction of Asgard is extremely inconsistent.
Not all wealth in the world is taken by force from others.
The moment at 1:31 where she tanks the spear point-first like it's nothing, you realize the fight is lost. If she can easily shrug off a direct thrust of Odin's spear, what else could Thor do to her? She is shown to be stronger than him and pretty much immune to damage.
Which is inexplicable Deux ex machina plot bollox
You don’t understand the symbolism, that’s why you see it that way
i don’t think most people would think about the spear, it’s just a spear
If hela would've made it on the ship thanos would've had a problem
No. Asgard gave her strength, with it destroyed she would be weak
Totally agree asgard is people if she just believe she can
She was able to break out of odins prison and destroy mjolnir with her weakest form so....
@@pcha151 asgard isn’t a place it’s a people, she gains power from being with the people, therefore she would still be insanely powerful since almost every asgardian was on the ship.
It was stated that hela draws her power from asgard. If it is destroyed than her power should diminish. It is a people but don't think she's draws her powers from the people
@@pcha151 she would still be stronger than base thor at least
I love the part where she's done with the chit-chat and is like, "Ok, get up!".
Hela :so.. Simple,even a blind man could see it. That's such good & sassy line in my opinion.
"Now you remind me of dAaD"
Or cast it out is an even better line from Thor.
@cringekiller348 Okay, get up, you're in my seat 💅
Sibling rivalry at its best.
One Australian threatens another Australian to vacate the seat before lashing out on him.
🤣🤣🤣
#asgard
Typical bar fight
Yeah nah yeah but there would normally be more swearing...
That's what happens when you from the land down unda..
Where women glow and men thunda
Hela was my favorite Villain in MCU, shes Classy but evil, So Poise and Barbaric, dignified and undignified at the same time. Would have been fun seeing more of her being all powerful and see her fight with the other magical characters in MCU, that would have been fun to watch
The best actress for this role! She is flawless!
Oh, yes
That’s where Thor should have been sitting at the end of his character arc.
What character arc?
Infinity War and Ragnarok are the best versions of MCU Thor
@@user-ww9pd2rz4e Infinity War and Thor 1 imo
@@user-ww9pd2rz4e Ragnajoke character assassinated Thor, what are you on?
@Anton A.
Just stop capping dumbass dctard.
Ragnarok was great.
A nice re-write of Nordic mythology since Hela was Loki's offspring, not Odin's.
Wrongm hela is itilasubetxch's legitimate son. #fact
Not nice at all.
I mean, she looks like it uWu.
1. Nobody who worked on this shit movie knows a dick about the Eddas. They're adapting comics (badly. VERY badly.) 2. It's as dumb and contrived as dumb and contrived can get. She's a dumb deus ex villain with no real story.
Exactly. Loki was the father of Hela, Midgard Serpent and the Fenris Wolf. Weird thing however is that wolves were sacred to Odin. So then how could Loki be the father of Monster Wolf, Fenris?
Bring Hela back as a spin off villain of the Universe. Indestructible, wicked, and Sassy.
"It seems our father's solution to every problem is to cover it up "
DAMNNN 🔥
her facial expressions are on point especially where Thor throw her a shade and her disgust when she said that Odin wanted to maintain peace and life
Yep. It shows how... appalling ruling in peacetime is to her just perfectly.
Frankly, that's what hela is. A warrior and a commander. A fine one sure. Perhaps one, if not the best in the job. But, being a ruler takes more than that
A true siblings fight.
Thor battled really good with that Spear considering his main weapon for centuries was a hammer.
Was that spear a Draupnir spear Thor had like from God of War Ragnorak ?
@jordanhowell4667 it's spear gungnir, odins primary weapon to channelize odin force etccc
His main weapon might have been a hammer but he was prolly trained in all kinds of weaponry, seeing as he knew how to wield stormbreaker immediately after getting it
@@absolutemadlad5662after using his dads spear
She is beautiful, talented and she did a great job
I see Galadriel did accept the Ring after all
Lol
Hela proceeds to tell the story of europe "where do you think all this gold came from"
Nope, every nation and empire on earth in human history. From the Mugals, Aztecs, etc.
we need her back! ❤️
yes! bring Cate Blanchet back as Hela plz... or at least bring Cate back as a villain. She just knows how to command a scene so well. Like I fundamentally disagree with what a lot of Hela has to say but her performance really pulls you over to her side at times simply with her presence
No, that’s the problem now, characters don’t stay dead
Cate Blanchet never ages. She really is a god.
Who is here after what if season 2 episode 7?
I loved that episode so much!!!🖤
Love the predatory eyes when she saw him on her throne
And yet, she was casual enough to have that verbal sparring with her little brother.
That's one of the things I like the most on hela. Yes, she's ruthless, arrogant and ambitious but she's not one dimensional in her fights
This was a great movie ... Good balance of darkness and fun
She looks beatiful in the thumbnail, i love her straight dark hair (and the fact she's taller makes it soooo much better 😋, she looks majestic).
I've watched this movie 4 times, and I really can't feel the tension and the danger that Asgard is in or the tension in this fight for that matter. Too many jokes and silly moments during the whole movie. I really don't get why fans love this movie and iteration of Thor so much
I agree
Thor never gets beat up until the last couple movies. Even against Gorr he didn't get beat much
Blessed❤❤❤😂😂😂❤❤❤
Good.
He should be OP.
Endgame ruined Thor as well as Thor 2.
Just love thor with short hair. He looks way more handsome
Somehow this feels like a regular fight between brother and sister.😂"Didn't you listen to a word I just said?"
the middle child always gets the worse situations
Cate Blanchet was so freakin' good in this role. Every damn scene she was in, she stole it.
Thor : Sister! (expectation)
Hela : You are still alive? (reality)
Should've used the Draupnir Spear
It's Gungnir
@@TheVillain01 play god of war and you will understand, Draupnir Spear
@@mastersev8365 I do know what that is, I'm just saying that Thor is using Gungnir.
@@mastersev8365 It's Gungnir lol
@@TheVillain01 and he is saying use the draupnir spear instead of gungnir
I finally understand the symbolism with Hela, Thor, and Loki: the Dark Triad.
Machiavellianism (Loki), Narcissism (Thor), and Psychopathy (Hela). Two can change, one cannot.
Hela was literally redeemed in what if
that line 'and your nothing' always gets me
Cate Blanchet was so beautiful, gorgeous, and hot in this movie...
Omg…she was insanely hot in this film.
And she's 48!
Odin's words are just the Asgardian version of Earth's saying, "If you seek peace, PREPARE FOR WAR".
si vis pacem, para bellum
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Loved Cate as Hela. Just perfect.
Dark Galadriel kicks ass!
She'd kick Saurons Arse with ease
I wached thor ragnerok 115 times 😅 just for HELA ❤I LOVE HER SO MUCH❤❤❤ SHE IS BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤❤
This movie was only good because of Hela
Hela would have ended Thanos, without breaking a sweat...this is why he waited until after ragnarok to claim the Tesseract
Even with the comedy, this movie was still epic and enjoyable. Love and thunder on the other hand was a waste
Loki: Sweetheart, stop fighting your uncle!
It's a shame she was killed off so soon I hope they bring her back
Should have been Thanos's bae.
They should do a prequel of her and Odin slaughtering the nine realms.
Maybe a what if episode.
Cate Blanchet is incredible she’s beautiful and vicious
Now I'm wondering what a match up between her and Gore the God Butcher would look like.
She would probably beat him
She had the Odin Force and over 10 thousand years plus experience waging galactic wars with Odin. She would have annihilated him.
Hahahaha Gore more like Bore. That guy was a joke if he was even meant to put up a challenge. Hela would completely shatter him in a battle! Odinforce, years experience of taking realms with Odin and she nearly wiped out all of Asgards guards. Its no contest!
We barely got to see Gorr do anything.
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Odinforce doesn't exist in the MCU.
Cate as Hela is ♥️
I really feel like they killed her off to early. she could been a villain for a whole phase
Cate Blanchett is a real life goddess. Who else would they cast. 😂 She is so good in this role. Bossed the whole move single handedly. He entrance into Marvel and superhero movies is awesome. Coming from Lady of Light, Queens and Villian goddess.
0:15 Mums when their teenage son comes out their room
After seeing how the Scarlet Witch escaped from the mirror dimension and seeing how she was healing and regenerating instantly, quickly and effectively, I just realized that Hela also has that "Resurrection" ability. I'm not surprised, they're both goddesses... 1:32 👈
1:44 I’ve always loved the way Hela flips Thor here. Beautiful!
*-I Love It Blanchet And Hela😍.*
So much woman!! Love Cate
of all the MCU villians, she's the most logical to bring back. i mean, you already don't have to bring her back from the dead since we were never shown her "death". its beyond me why no one in Marvel even considered bringing her back.
Marvel is a joke at this point, and for the most part they wanted it to be when they leaned into cheap, cheesy, and childish forms of family friendly comedy.
After they saw it work for GOTG, and knowing Iron Man worked so well with the one liners (even if they themselves knew they couldn't strike gold again like they did with Iron Man), all they had to do at that point was keep cutting corners and lowering quality in favor of quantity.
Always making sure they water down certain themes and characters enough to make it easy for them to cash in on prequels, sequels, spinoffs, and etc. without having to follow much of a plot or canon of any kind.
Because she's a terrible unbeatable character with unexplained powers
@@Dante-vf4sd terrible i'll give a pass since taste is subjective but unbeatable? did you even watch the movie? difficult to defeat sure but NOT unbeatable. As for her powers, she shoots sharpie pointy things that unalives people and she has a nifty party trick where she can crush magic flying hammers with her bare hands.
@@strangefire2024 It took a celestial power to beat her by completing obliterating the entire planet, and even then it's not certain she's dead.
Thor who is supposed to have the same power source more or less was toothless against her, I can get with extra physical strength as that's part of the comic lore but her complete physical immunity to any weapon attack other than the complete destruction of the planet is utterly ridiculous when Thor is penetrated by any Asgardian level weapon.
Where does this ability to produce unlimited sharp objects come from, Thor's the God of elements, he controls external elements like thunder, lightning, wind etc..., but she is the God of what exactly? She calls herself the god of death but why because she chooses to use her inexplicable ability to produce sharp objects from her actual body to murder other beings and that's the reason she's the god of death? At least her comic counterpart was actually the god of death or one of the death realms.
Then somehow has the ability to crush a hammer that is way beyond any Asgardian in durability including Odin and Thor just by crushing it with her bare hands, another inexplicable "party trick" they give to Deux ex machina characters with terrible writing
@@Dante-vf4sd your complaint is totally valid. It’s just like what they did with The Marvels. Gave them all what i call “powers of convenience”. Or in Thor’s case, nerf of convenience. It’s one of those things that you really need to turn off your brain to enjoy a movie if one chooses to actually watch it. Thor Ragnarok was the second last Marvel movie I watched with Guardians 3 the last. All the others were just… if I turned off my brain any more,… let’s just say don’t go full ret@rd.
Ragnarok proves the best way to solve a sibling feud is a third and worse sibling both can hate on
this lady took a stab from Odin's staff one of the most powerful weapons in the mcu to the chest and only winced.
So Odin "uses" Hela to build his empire, discards her when she starts to think and act independently, has his "perfect child", and then takes in a stray. No wonder sis is bitter. It's bad enough being ignored and forgotten, but you claim a kid who is just as "bad" ? Where's the justice??
Galadriel if she had taken the One Ring.
Elrond became Red Skull, Thranduil became Ronan The Accuser, and Galadriel became Hela. That means Arwen/Betty Ross is going to become a super villain.
And that's why we don't give Galadriel the One RIng, Frodo.
Wow, Galadriel finally put on the ring! 😂❤
This is what happens when your big sister fights her little brother.
In this case its like a teen vs a toddler even if they're thousands of years old.
They just never explain powers in this. Like why do Helas powers come from Asgard? Who was her mother? Why do Thor's powers come from within him and not Asgard like Hela? I want an epilogue of the past so much! I wanna know everything 😩 Asgard had so much potential but Marvel never really wanted to delve into its world building. Loved Hela as a villain though, much more than Gorr (sorry bale).
Thor was the child of Odin and Gia, or Mother Nature of Earth. Thus his powers were supposed to be the strongest of all.
Löki
@@johnbarton1941 oh, is it so? Would you please point me out to the scene in the movies that states the nonsense you just wrote here? 😊
@@antona.1327 not in the MCU but in comics.
I really wish this was a two part thing, shes so damn good in this role.
Hela: Brother, you're still alive
Thor: Too bad, you...will diee
Cate Blanchett looks remarkable here.
I do assume Drax did not interfere only because he was so confident of Thor.
I have always loved Cate's makeup here
We want a Hela movie now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The way she said "Ok, get up" sounds like the girl in high school who beats EVERYBODY'S ass and just has no time for talking, so she swings without hesitation. LOL.
Thor:believe me I want someone to take my place but it can be u you are just the worst
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Loki:are u freaking kidding me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can't be*
right? especially since he gives a fricken drunkard who abandoned her people when they needed her AND she does it more than once
@@Guardian582 i mean. Hela was banished by odin and when she came back, hoping to see her people again, they didnt know who she was, started attacking and fearing her when all she wants to do is rule, as the rightful heir. She had the right to rule. I don't see whats wrong with hela. Its all odins mess
Kate was a smoke show in this movie. Real shame Taika went off the rails with L&T after getting so much right in Ragnarok.