Fun Fact: The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all take place roughly during the same week-often a surprising fact because this is never explicitly stated in the films.
I loved Loki’s character from this movie on and he was one of the few characters in my eyes over the 14 years that took a giant huge 180 arc in his development as a person and as a God…uh I can’t wait for you guys to dive deep not only into Loki but the dynamic that formed who the brothers became. Those two honestly are the reason why Thor became so beloved.
If you ever watch again, when Odin shows up to take Thor away from starting a war, Oden wasn't just on a horse, he was on Sleipnir, his 8 legged horse. Also Thursday is technically Thors day as it was originally. 👍
While making Iron Man 2, Clark Gregg asked the producers what’s in New Mexico and they told him Thor, nobody told you? You’re going to be in Thor, so he was excited that he was going to interact with Thor, as well as share a scene with Jeremy Renner, who had an uncredited role as Clint Barton aka Hawkeye. In this movie, we are also introduced to Agent Jasper Sitwell and Lady Sif, which both would appear in Agents of SHIELD
Yes, this is based on old Norse myth, the trope of "gods are really just powerful aliens". I do find it amusing that MCU Thor's weaknesses are tasers and THOR-azine :P So in Norse myth, Loki is actually Thor's uncle, and is the God of Mischief, playing pranks and getting himself and others into trouble. He is a practiced illusionist and shapeshifter, and he has several children, most notably the Fenris wolf, Jormungandr the World Serpent, and Hel, half-alive and half-dead rule of, well, Hel, the realm of the dishonored dead. Thor is married to Sif, who has beautiful blonde hair, which Loki shaves off as a prank. Thor is so enraged by this he's about to beat Loki to a pulp, when the Æsir (the gods) stop him and demand that Loki make up for his transgression. He enlists some dvergr (dwarves) to fashion several gifts for the gods, including a wig of pure gold for Sif, and the mighty hammer Mjolnir for Thor, although due to a flaw in its forging it cannot be wielded with his full strength unless he is wearing the Jarngreipr (Iron-grip) gauntlets with the Megingjordr (Belt of Giant Strength). And yes, the hammer returns to his hand when thrown, and is able to kill giants by the score. In my favorite myth, Thrymr, king of the Jotun (regular giants, the frost and fire giants generally stayed in their respective realms of Niflheim and Muspellheim), managed to sneak into Asgard and steal Mjolnir. In order to get it back, he demanded the hand of Freyja, Queen of the Valkyrie and most beautiful of the Æsir, in marriage. She obviously refused, but Loki came up with a plan; to dress Thor up as Freyja in a wedding gown with a veil to hide his identity, present him as her, whereupon he could seize Mjolnir and lay waste to Thrymr's host, which is EXACTLY what happened. The video game Smite pays tribute to this myth with the Valkyrie Bride skin for Thor, wedding dress and all lol There is a ton more, but space is limited :P I highly recommend reading up on Norse myths, they're great fun, much more so than Christian myths :P
The post credit scene for the next movie (Captain America the First Avenger) is a trailer for the Avengers movie. Just a heads up if you don't want to watch trailers. Awesome reaction btw, can't wait to see the rest of your journey.
Mjolnir is one of the most badass pieces of hero equipment. Right up there with Iron Man's suit and Cap's shield. The fact that it can only be wielded by someone its enchantment deems worthy is pretty symbolic and awesome.
Great reaction guys. I love that you dont cut out too much. Happy to see more taking the marvel journey and ill be here for it. Captain America is next, legit the GOAT character of the MCU. Lets go.
Fun Fact: Thor and Odin aren't just Norse God's. They were originally Gemanic God's and were worshipped by all Germanic tribes I believe. The Anglo-Saxons (old english) used to believe in them. Odin was Woden. Thor was Thunor (I think that meant thunder), but as most of the Germanic tribes converted to Christianity. The Norse were the last to keep the "old gods" so that's why many refer to them as Norse God's. I am unsure if any other norse God is actually Germanic
The guy with the bow and arrow who was going to kill Thor when he was trying to receive his hammer is the character called Hawkeye. Clint Barton AKA Hawkeye is a assassin who worked for shield who takes out high-risk targets.
thor ,odin, zeus, loki ,baldar many more are from norse mythology the countries like Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden still follows & their names aswell
The pantheon of gods from Norse Mythology parallels both Greek and Roman mythology with some caveats. It would have been helpful if you both had a mild understanding of Norse mythology before watching this movie. Basically, Thor is the God of Thunder, Loki the God of Mischief. In Norse mythology, Loki brings about Ragnarok (the apocalypse of Asgard) by distracting Heimdall (the bridge keeper) and allowing the frost giants to attack. There are many small story lines in this mythos, but basically Thor and Loki are intertwined as both brothers and enemies. Loki, is not bad, just full of mischief. He's a pot stirrer, unable to see the future consequences of his actions. Once you get through EndGame, I recommended you watch the Disney+ series Loki (seasons 1 and 2). Its one of the best Marvel productions.
Great reaction - this is one of my favorite MCU films - I see the comments already mention our days of the week are named after these gods - the Marvel comics take this lore in various directions, adding a kind of Shakespearean speech to these characters - this film looks so much like the Jack Kirby illustrations - but Thor especially could so easily have ended up ridiculous onscreen - brilliant of MCU to hire Branagh, famous for reviving popular interest in Shakespeare, to make this material click w a modern movie audience - he strikes just the right balance, using the right touch of romance and fish-out-of-water humor to keep the epic Thor accessible - it looks like he's using the Henry IV plays as a model for Thor's development - Branagh himself played Henry V in his acclaimed directorial debut, and here we see Thor as a similarly young and wayward Prince Hal, scolded by his ailing father, who's trying to prepare his prodigal son for the throne - and Branagh also played the infamous Iago to Fishburne's Othello, and here he posits Loki as a similar figure, mercurial and inscrutable, manipulating the trust that others invest in him - we also see traces of Edmund from King Lear, the jealous bastard son of Gloucester, seeking to sabotage his more favored sibling - in the Norse myths, Thor and Loki have a similarly varied relationship, sometimes allies, sometimes at each other's throats - the two leads were unknown, but were so brilliantly cast here that they went on to enormous popularity - Iron Man was very successful, but Thor was a major challenge to get right - IMO Branagh's Thor is the movie that truly launched the MCU, proving that the first film's success was no fluke, and establishing the momentum of the MCU - their winning formula starting out was to take maverick independent directors, and graft their film-making personas onto each iconic character, to give each hero's franchise its own "personality" - so Favreau made Iron Man a screwball comedy; Branagh made Thor into pop Shakespeare; Rocketeer's Johnston will make Captain America a 40s style WW2 cliffhanger; and Whedon will try to weave these genre styles together into a single film when all these heroes meet
LOVE THIS COMMENT! Thanks for being so detailed and thoughtful!! You're so right about the Director and the direction this movie took! The movie was great and the cast was awesome! Love how you explained that each hero has their own distinct personality, and it's so true!! "Shakespeare for a modern audience" *Chef's Kiss* !
@@tktopmoviesBranagh has a number of successful films of the Bard; Much Ado About Nothing is his most popular, with Branagh and then-wife Emma Thompson at the peak of their famous marriage, playing a hilariously sparring couple-in-the-making against a gorgeous pastoral landscape - the star-studded cast includes Keanu Reeves, Denzel Washington, and Michael Keaton - also see Branagh gloriously apply this same approach to Cinderella
Captain America is my favorite Avenger, so I'm super psyched for it! But I love them all as a team. They each have great strengths and weakness that is helped by being a team! Fun stuff guys, see you next time!❤😊
Anyone can lift Thor's hammer if they're worthy of his power and responsibility. M'jolnir is sentient weapon with access to the Odin Force. The odin force is the source of Odin's powers. That's why Odin fell into a coma. Once a year Odin has to recharge his power and fall into a deep sleep to charge his power within the odin Force but because of the threat of war with the frost Giants he put it off which drove him into a coma. The casket of ancient Winters has a forever Storm that can freeze a planet. It is not the same as the tesseract or cosmic cube. The new arc reactor Tony Stark built in Iron Man 2 is a synthetic element of the cosmic energy of the tesseract. When Odin had the tesseract before leaving in Germany he used the cube to build the bifrost.
I watched 4 of your reactions in one day since discovering your channel. Great job, great vibes. You guys interested in learning about the comics as well?
Hey Jeff!! Thank you so much for watching! We appreciate that so much!! And definitely interested in learning more about the comics!!! Absolutely loving the MCU
They cut scenes that had power officially being handed to Loki. His mother tells him he needs to sit on the throne during their talk. This made Loki too sympathetic, and they needed him to be the villain. So they cut it out, and made it seem like he seized it.
You guys gotta watch agents of shield after you watch captain America the winter soldier. Such an epic series, that’s in my top 5 fav shows of all time. Watched the entire series in less than 9 days when I watched it for the first time, well over 100+ hours of AOS in less than 9 days lmao
@@tktopmovies after captain America winter soldier, there are no spoilers in AOS for the rest of AOS & mcu if that makes sense. Once your past winter soldier there aren’t any spoilers
with Loki, you'll end up hating and loving him, and thats completely normal. no matter what Loki does, he became afan favorite,, tom hiddleston plays him so great.
Whatever you do, just keep in mind that LOKI is "The God Of Mischief", so he's not necessarily Bad or Good... He's kinda like whatever the situation calls for. But as you get more involved with his character - you'll see his evolution. 🙂
It's Norse Mythology, as in the gods of the Vikings. Our names of the days of the week mostly come from this: Tiu-Tuesday, Odin or rather Woden-Wednesday, Thor-Thursday. Frigga-Friday, and Monday for the moon.
@@Tom-Mac1975 I didn't mean it in a literal sense, just in the title (that's on me, I should've specified better). I was never officially studying Norse Mythology, but I hyperfixated on it for a while when I was a kid and memorized a bunch of random facts about it(especially Loki and Hela). Laufey gave birth but was still male, and so was considered (at least recently) as both "father" and "mother", whereas Farbauti was only father. In the Marvel comics they play with this idea by simply having all the Jötuns be male with the ability to both sire and give birth to children(the fictional version of "intersex"), but they very rarely actually have kids (and in some universes Loki's birth was a miracle because of low fertility and in others he was shunned for being too small). Loki is also considered intersex and agender in the comics as he's constantly shape-shifting and doesn't really care much about pronouns(my favorite screenshot I have is a part of a comic where someone asked him and Loki straight-up said "I identify as a bitch" and it was absolutely hilarious).
How can a movie 🍿🎥 be more perfect?? The actors/ acting, dialogue, costume, set design, storyline, cinematography and how many awards?? These films are indeed Epic!! And there is you two! A fun time and Great Channel!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
its really awesome how many of what start as seemingly small characters become very important in the later movies and series. no soilers, sorry, its an exciting journey.
The marvel Thor is based off the Norse Pagan God. He's the protector of humans and is often associated with thunder and lightning. Thor is also a Pagan God in Germanic and anglo-saxon paganism but goes by different names Donar or Thunor respectively.
Part II 😁 Bottom Line Loki killed his Father! Nobody really verbalizes that fact! I only now noticed when Thor asked Loki about going home and Loki said "YOUR Mother has forbidden it"!! I Bow to All involved! 🕊️☮️
Loki is neither good or evil. He is both. He actually loves his mother and father but he's jealous of his brother Thor because he was the golden child whom was given everything. He's like Blade, Deadpool, just more selfish and arrogant.
I get that this Thor is MCU based but I really want a realistic Thor. A big chunky red haired guy that loved to drink, wrestle, feast, with a fatass Ego 😂😂
Up until the end of Avengers End Game the Hulk is considered one of the worst of the MCU movies. After that it begins to go a downhill but even then there were only a couple of bad movies
Best Thor film because you're gonna be disappointed with the rest especially Ragnarok and Love and Thunder these 2 are trash they made Thor a complete joke
Please keep in mind that sometimes things get changed in the MCU. So, the end credit scenes do not always make sense later on. This is a prime example for those changes. In the Avengers this plot continues but in a slightly different matter. The thing with Loki is that he works as a villain only when you see him one dimensional. If you know his lore, the Norse mythology, this is not really possible. He is more of an Antihero. Loki is complicated and utterly complex. I always find it fascinating that people 100% believe it when Sif says, he was always jealous of Thor. And later use this to legitimize that the friend group goes to bring back Thor. But this is just her point of view. However, from a ruler’s perspective, this is wrong. It's like Loki says: Thor is a potential threat to the peace with Jotunheim. Even when he wouldn't have been responsible for the first incident, he couldn't have let him come back immediately. So, when Sif and company are going against Loki's explicit orders, they're in fact destabilising the authority of the king. But, because this is a comic book adaptation, it is the right thing to do and everything is just and good...
Thor is arguably the best mcu character. His character development has been great. I teared up when he said " forgive me Jane". He knew he couldn't meet her. Yet he sacrificed his love for the greater good.
"Sacrificed his love for the greater good" wow that is so true and perfectly said!!!! Plus comparing his character to the beginning of the film, where he was more selfish and full of his ego. LOVE the development! We cannot wait to see what happens next! Thanks for watching with us :)
Fun Fact: The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all take place roughly during the same week-often a surprising fact because this is never explicitly stated in the films.
Oh wow, the same week?! That is cool info to know!! Thanks for sharing with us :)
@@tktopmovies your iron man 2 is banned in the country usa
I loved Loki’s character from this movie on and he was one of the few characters in my eyes over the 14 years that took a giant huge 180 arc in his development as a person and as a God…uh I can’t wait for you guys to dive deep not only into Loki but the dynamic that formed who the brothers became. Those two honestly are the reason why Thor became so beloved.
If you ever watch again, when Odin shows up to take Thor away from starting a war, Oden wasn't just on a horse, he was on Sleipnir, his 8 legged horse. Also Thursday is technically Thors day as it was originally. 👍
Oh thanks for pointing that out!!! Woah!
While making Iron Man 2, Clark Gregg asked the producers what’s in New Mexico and they told him Thor, nobody told you? You’re going to be in Thor, so he was excited that he was going to interact with Thor, as well as share a scene with Jeremy Renner, who had an uncredited role as Clint Barton aka Hawkeye. In this movie, we are also introduced to Agent Jasper Sitwell and Lady Sif, which both would appear in Agents of SHIELD
There's nothing like watching these for the first time. I'm excited to see your reaction and hope you enjoy it. ❤
Watching marvel without knowing anything surely is next level Marvel experience 😂
Yes, this is based on old Norse myth, the trope of "gods are really just powerful aliens". I do find it amusing that MCU Thor's weaknesses are tasers and THOR-azine :P
So in Norse myth, Loki is actually Thor's uncle, and is the God of Mischief, playing pranks and getting himself and others into trouble. He is a practiced illusionist and shapeshifter, and he has several children, most notably the Fenris wolf, Jormungandr the World Serpent, and Hel, half-alive and half-dead rule of, well, Hel, the realm of the dishonored dead.
Thor is married to Sif, who has beautiful blonde hair, which Loki shaves off as a prank. Thor is so enraged by this he's about to beat Loki to a pulp, when the Æsir (the gods) stop him and demand that Loki make up for his transgression. He enlists some dvergr (dwarves) to fashion several gifts for the gods, including a wig of pure gold for Sif, and the mighty hammer Mjolnir for Thor, although due to a flaw in its forging it cannot be wielded with his full strength unless he is wearing the Jarngreipr (Iron-grip) gauntlets with the Megingjordr (Belt of Giant Strength). And yes, the hammer returns to his hand when thrown, and is able to kill giants by the score.
In my favorite myth, Thrymr, king of the Jotun (regular giants, the frost and fire giants generally stayed in their respective realms of Niflheim and Muspellheim), managed to sneak into Asgard and steal Mjolnir. In order to get it back, he demanded the hand of Freyja, Queen of the Valkyrie and most beautiful of the Æsir, in marriage. She obviously refused, but Loki came up with a plan; to dress Thor up as Freyja in a wedding gown with a veil to hide his identity, present him as her, whereupon he could seize Mjolnir and lay waste to Thrymr's host, which is EXACTLY what happened. The video game Smite pays tribute to this myth with the Valkyrie Bride skin for Thor, wedding dress and all lol
There is a ton more, but space is limited :P I highly recommend reading up on Norse myths, they're great fun, much more so than Christian myths :P
Oh wow!!!! So interesting to learn about! Thank you so much for sharing these Norse myths with us!!!!
Yes, Odin is played by Anthony Hopkins.
I know it wasn’t in the reaction, but when Odin says you were both born to be kings, that was literal, because Loki was born to be king of Jotunheim.
Woah that's really deep!! This movie was so good! We cannot wait to see what happens next! Thanks for enjoying with us :)
The post credit scene for the next movie (Captain America the First Avenger) is a trailer for the Avengers movie. Just a heads up if you don't want to watch trailers. Awesome reaction btw, can't wait to see the rest of your journey.
Mjolnir is one of the most badass pieces of hero equipment. Right up there with Iron Man's suit and Cap's shield. The fact that it can only be wielded by someone its enchantment deems worthy is pretty symbolic and awesome.
That is suuuuper sweet! Agreed!!
I love Kenneth Branagh as a director... I was skeptical when I heard he was doing this, but it's so well done
So terrific! And he gives this movie such a different feel than the rest of the MCU. Doesn't hurt to have Sir Anthony Hopkins in the cast.
Such an underrated movie. Phase 1 was so legit. As a lifelong comic fan, its what i was always waiting for.
So so so good!!
Dr. Donald Blake is the alter ego of Thor in the original Thor comics.
Ha!!! Love that they used that directly from the comics!!
Great reaction guys. I love that you dont cut out too much. Happy to see more taking the marvel journey and ill be here for it. Captain America is next, legit the GOAT character of the MCU. Lets go.
6pm EST TONIGHT! We cannot wait for Captain America!!! Thanks for watching and enjoying with us :) We appreciate it!
You’ll love Captain America !!
Woohooooo! We are so eager for that tonight at 6pmEST!! :) Stay tuned!
Fun Fact: Thor and Odin aren't just Norse God's. They were originally Gemanic God's and were worshipped by all Germanic tribes I believe.
The Anglo-Saxons (old english) used to believe in them. Odin was Woden. Thor was Thunor (I think that meant thunder), but as most of the Germanic tribes converted to Christianity. The Norse were the last to keep the "old gods" so that's why many refer to them as Norse God's. I am unsure if any other norse God is actually Germanic
Exactly, it’s also where we get the words Wednesday (Woden’s Day) and Thursday (Thunor’s Day).
@elvishdan and Friday was Frigs Day wasn't it for Frigga or the germanic variation
Yes, I believe so.
Woah, love that!! Thanks for sharing with us!
Captain America's movies are my favorite lol
Can't wait to watch that tonight!! Thanks for being here :)
I found out today that this is the first MCU movie in which Tony Stark does “NOT” make a physical appearance, though he is mentioned.
Ooooooh! Interesting!!! Can't wait for more MCU movies!
Guys, A funny thing happened on the way to Thors Hammer. Check out the Marvel One-Shot for more!
Thanks for the suggestion!! We will have to check that out soon for sure!!!
This was the first marvel movie I watched and never knew it was part of a larger franchise for a long time
The guy with the bow and arrow who was going to kill Thor when he was trying to receive his hammer is the character called Hawkeye. Clint Barton AKA Hawkeye is a assassin who worked for shield who takes out high-risk targets.
thor ,odin, zeus, loki ,baldar many more are from norse mythology the countries like Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden still follows & their names aswell
Love that!!! Thanks for sharing that with us :) We would love to learn more about that!
You guys are at the beginning of a long journey!
We sure are! LOVING IT!
The pantheon of gods from Norse Mythology parallels both Greek and Roman mythology with some caveats. It would have been helpful if you both had a mild understanding of Norse mythology before watching this movie. Basically, Thor is the God of Thunder, Loki the God of Mischief. In Norse mythology, Loki brings about Ragnarok (the apocalypse of Asgard) by distracting Heimdall (the bridge keeper) and allowing the frost giants to attack. There are many small story lines in this mythos, but basically Thor and Loki are intertwined as both brothers and enemies. Loki, is not bad, just full of mischief. He's a pot stirrer, unable to see the future consequences of his actions. Once you get through EndGame, I recommended you watch the Disney+ series Loki (seasons 1 and 2). Its one of the best Marvel productions.
Thank you for sharing that with us and for watching with us!!! We didn't know Loki had his own show! That would be so cool to check out!!
Great reaction - this is one of my favorite MCU films - I see the comments already mention our days of the week are named after these gods - the Marvel comics take this lore in various directions, adding a kind of Shakespearean speech to these characters - this film looks so much like the Jack Kirby illustrations - but Thor especially could so easily have ended up ridiculous onscreen - brilliant of MCU to hire Branagh, famous for reviving popular interest in Shakespeare, to make this material click w a modern movie audience
- he strikes just the right balance, using the right touch of romance and fish-out-of-water humor to keep the epic Thor accessible
- it looks like he's using the Henry IV plays as a model for Thor's development - Branagh himself played Henry V in his acclaimed directorial debut, and here we see Thor as a similarly young and wayward Prince Hal, scolded by his ailing father, who's trying to prepare his prodigal son for the throne
- and Branagh also played the infamous Iago to Fishburne's Othello, and here he posits Loki as a similar figure, mercurial and inscrutable, manipulating the trust that others invest in him - we also see traces of Edmund from King Lear, the jealous bastard son of Gloucester, seeking to sabotage his more favored sibling - in the Norse myths, Thor and Loki have a similarly varied relationship, sometimes allies, sometimes at each other's throats
- the two leads were unknown, but were so brilliantly cast here that they went on to enormous popularity - Iron Man was very successful, but Thor was a major challenge to get right - IMO Branagh's Thor is the movie that truly launched the MCU, proving that the first film's success was no fluke, and establishing the momentum of the MCU
- their winning formula starting out was to take maverick independent directors, and graft their film-making personas onto each iconic character, to give each hero's franchise its own "personality" - so Favreau made Iron Man a screwball comedy; Branagh made Thor into pop Shakespeare; Rocketeer's Johnston will make Captain America a 40s style WW2 cliffhanger; and Whedon will try to weave these genre styles together into a single film when all these heroes meet
Kenneth Branagh was the perfect choice for this first Thor movie. I don't think anyone else could have made this film so worthy.
LOVE THIS COMMENT! Thanks for being so detailed and thoughtful!! You're so right about the Director and the direction this movie took! The movie was great and the cast was awesome! Love how you explained that each hero has their own distinct personality, and it's so true!! "Shakespeare for a modern audience" *Chef's Kiss* !
@@tktopmoviesBranagh has a number of successful films of the Bard; Much Ado About Nothing is his most popular, with Branagh and then-wife Emma Thompson at the peak of their famous marriage, playing a hilariously sparring couple-in-the-making against a gorgeous pastoral landscape - the star-studded cast includes Keanu Reeves, Denzel Washington, and Michael Keaton - also see Branagh gloriously apply this same approach to Cinderella
The BEST way to describe Loki is MISUNDERSTOOD.
And a little insane
And a bit of a scamp. Who kills people.
I would say misguided.
How 'bout "violent, evil, racist, callous, dishonest, selfish".
@@PhilBagels yeah. Those too. :-)
Loki is my love! Hehe
Cannot wait to see more of him!!!!
I get so happy when I see these! I love the MCU and I really love seeing people discover it.
Thank you for the reaction. Yes, Natalie Portman & Anthony H. ❤
Thanks for watching with us! Amazing cast!! So so so good!
Captain America is my favorite Avenger, so I'm super psyched for it! But I love them all as a team. They each have great strengths and weakness that is helped by being a team! Fun stuff guys, see you next time!❤😊
Anyone can lift Thor's hammer if they're worthy of his power and responsibility. M'jolnir is sentient weapon with access to the Odin Force. The odin force is the source of Odin's powers. That's why Odin fell into a coma. Once a year Odin has to recharge his power and fall into a deep sleep to charge his power within the odin Force but because of the threat of war with the frost Giants he put it off which drove him into a coma. The casket of ancient Winters has a forever Storm that can freeze a planet. It is not the same as the tesseract or cosmic cube. The new arc reactor Tony Stark built in Iron Man 2 is a synthetic element of the cosmic energy of the tesseract. When Odin had the tesseract before leaving in Germany he used the cube to build the bifrost.
I watched 4 of your reactions in one day since discovering your channel. Great job, great vibes.
You guys interested in learning about the comics as well?
Hey Jeff!! Thank you so much for watching! We appreciate that so much!! And definitely interested in learning more about the comics!!! Absolutely loving the MCU
"Forgive Jane".
Still the best line in the film.
LOVE!!!
*Thor:* There will never be greater king than you or a better father...except when you let Loki die.
They cut scenes that had power officially being handed to Loki. His mother tells him he needs to sit on the throne during their talk.
This made Loki too sympathetic, and they needed him to be the villain. So they cut it out, and made it seem like he seized it.
You think you love Thor now? Wait until Ragnarok.
And Infinity War
Heck don't have to wait that long. Avengers is coming up in two weeks. But yeah, Ragnarok and Infinity War both take amazing to a whole other level.
Then endgame ruins it.
Russos are aholes
Ragnarok is trash LOL this is the best Thor film and Infinity War Thor is just as good as this one maybe better
@@charbelkhoury3986 Hush hater Ragnarok is not trash it is easily the best Thor movie you just being hater.
You guys gotta watch agents of shield after you watch captain America the winter soldier. Such an epic series, that’s in my top 5 fav shows of all time. Watched the entire series in less than 9 days when I watched it for the first time, well over 100+ hours of AOS in less than 9 days lmao
Woahhh, that sounds like it would be awesome!!! Thanks for the suggestion!!
@@tktopmovies after captain America winter soldier, there are no spoilers in AOS for the rest of AOS & mcu if that makes sense. Once your past winter soldier there aren’t any spoilers
I love the Thor movies almost as much as I love the guardians of the Galaxy
3rd Guardians is to me the best of all the MCU movies
@@badplay156 that’s also my favorite of the guardians movies
Yup Thor was basically an arrogant jerk and Odin banished him to teach him humility.
Totally sums that up! YES!!!
Now that you’ve embarked on the MCU journey, try to pickup on when they reference or pay homage to Star Wars. They do it almost every movie.
Oh really??!! Wow! We will have to look closely into that now!! Thanks for sharing that :)
with Loki, you'll end up hating and loving him, and thats completely normal. no matter what Loki does, he became afan favorite,, tom hiddleston plays him so great.
He seems like a complex character, that's for sure!! He's sneaky! Can't wait to see what happens next :)
Yes. Lots more Loki. And you'll get to know Hawkeye (the guy with the bow and arrow at the dig site) pretty well too
Odin = Anthony Hopkins, Thor = Chris Hemsworth, Loki = Tom Hiddleston
The Triple H crew
We need more thor movies
Yes yes yesssss!
Whatever you do, just keep in mind that LOKI is "The God Of Mischief", so he's not necessarily Bad or Good... He's kinda like whatever the situation calls for. But as you get more involved with his character - you'll see his evolution. 🙂
In Norse Mythology Loki revealed in chaos
He's an asshole.
Stop the cap.
It's Norse Mythology, as in the gods of the Vikings. Our names of the days of the week mostly come from this: Tiu-Tuesday, Odin or rather Woden-Wednesday, Thor-Thursday. Frigga-Friday, and Monday for the moon.
My favorite day is Thorsday
Discovering he's son of Laufey, Loki is now called Loki Laufeyson... and no longer an Odinson.
Loki Laufeyson!! Wow! We were totally not expecting that to happen!
@@Tom-Mac1975Mother & father (pretty sure the jötuns are supposed to be the fictional version of intersex)
@@Tom-Mac1975 I didn't mean it in a literal sense, just in the title (that's on me, I should've specified better). I was never officially studying Norse Mythology, but I hyperfixated on it for a while when I was a kid and memorized a bunch of random facts about it(especially Loki and Hela).
Laufey gave birth but was still male, and so was considered (at least recently) as both "father" and "mother", whereas Farbauti was only father. In the Marvel comics they play with this idea by simply having all the Jötuns be male with the ability to both sire and give birth to children(the fictional version of "intersex"), but they very rarely actually have kids (and in some universes Loki's birth was a miracle because of low fertility and in others he was shunned for being too small). Loki is also considered intersex and agender in the comics as he's constantly shape-shifting and doesn't really care much about pronouns(my favorite screenshot I have is a part of a comic where someone asked him and Loki straight-up said "I identify as a bitch" and it was absolutely hilarious).
Yep this is all based around actual Norse Mythology. Just....with a Marvel/Superhero-y twist to it.
If nobody has mentioned this Thor is the Norse God of thunder
How can a movie 🍿🎥 be more perfect?? The actors/ acting, dialogue, costume, set design, storyline, cinematography and how many awards?? These films are indeed Epic!! And there is you two! A fun time and Great Channel!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
its really awesome how many of what start as seemingly small characters become very important in the later movies and series. no soilers, sorry, its an exciting journey.
This journey is REMARKABLE so far!!!
Why do you think the days of the week are called that way in English?Because of Norse mythology.Monday -Odin , Friday - Friga, Thursday - Thor
Wooooahhhhh! 😲That is awesome!!!
Odin is Wednesday also known as Woden’s day 👍🏻
Tuesday is named for Tyr (Tiw in Germanic mythology). Tyr was never seen in the MCU, but he did appear in the comics.
You're so adorably clueless about the MCU, it's a real joy to watch this reaction series. Please try to stay clear of any spoilers! ❤
Thor is awesome but Cap is better! 😊
Looking forward to checking out Captain America tonight!!!
The marvel Thor is based off the Norse Pagan God. He's the protector of humans and is often associated with thunder and lightning. Thor is also a Pagan God in Germanic and anglo-saxon paganism but goes by different names Donar or Thunor respectively.
Part II 😁 Bottom Line Loki killed his Father! Nobody really verbalizes that fact! I only now noticed when Thor asked Loki about going home and Loki said "YOUR Mother has forbidden it"!! I Bow to All involved! 🕊️☮️
All these characters earned their hero status through suffering and evolving unlike the heroes marvel portrays today especially the female ones
All this jumping around has made me Thor...
Loki is neither good or evil. He is both.
He actually loves his mother and father but he's jealous of his brother Thor because he was the golden child whom was given everything.
He's like Blade, Deadpool, just more selfish and arrogant.
The jealousy just took over!! i have a feeling we will see more of his character along this MCU journey! He is complex and interesting!!
You, guys, need to read about Norse mythology 🤟
I get that this Thor is MCU based but I really want a realistic Thor. A big chunky red haired guy that loved to drink, wrestle, feast, with a fatass Ego 😂😂
Up until the end of Avengers End Game the Hulk is considered one of the worst of the MCU movies. After that it begins to go a downhill but even then there were only a couple of bad movies
Loki is the best MCU character and Odin the worst father ever!!
Broke rule 1. ALWAYS watch to the very end of the credits. Don’t be sorry, just be better 😂
Best Thor film because you're gonna be disappointed with the rest especially Ragnarok and Love and Thunder these 2 are trash they made Thor a complete joke
Who's cap America..? 🥴
Here's my Hot Take. This is the most Boring of the movies so I skip it when rewatching the MCU.
Ooooooh! What's your favorite?
Please keep in mind that sometimes things get changed in the MCU. So, the end credit scenes do not always make sense later on. This is a prime example for those changes. In the Avengers this plot continues but in a slightly different matter.
The thing with Loki is that he works as a villain only when you see him one dimensional. If you know his lore, the Norse mythology, this is not really possible. He is more of an Antihero. Loki is complicated and utterly complex.
I always find it fascinating that people 100% believe it when Sif says, he was always jealous of Thor. And later use this to legitimize that the friend group goes to bring back Thor. But this is just her point of view.
However, from a ruler’s perspective, this is wrong. It's like Loki says: Thor is a potential threat to the peace with Jotunheim. Even when he wouldn't have been responsible for the first incident, he couldn't have let him come back immediately. So, when Sif and company are going against Loki's explicit orders, they're in fact destabilising the authority of the king.
But, because this is a comic book adaptation, it is the right thing to do and everything is just and good...
Thor is arguably the best mcu character. His character development has been great.
I teared up when he said " forgive me Jane".
He knew he couldn't meet her. Yet he sacrificed his love for the greater good.
"Sacrificed his love for the greater good" wow that is so true and perfectly said!!!! Plus comparing his character to the beginning of the film, where he was more selfish and full of his ego. LOVE the development! We cannot wait to see what happens next! Thanks for watching with us :)