FIRST TIME WATCHING: Thor - Ragnorok...this is GREAT!!!
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch the next movie in the mcu!! What an awesome revamp of Thor. This one is funny, charming, and fresh and just what Thor needed. Enjoy!
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I love how Chris Hemsworth sounds the same when the audio is deeper but literally everybody else sounds super different lol.
Jeff Goldblum’s character, The Grandmaster, is the brother of Benicio Del Toro’s character, The Collector, from The Guardians Of The Galaxy. They belong to an ancient group of beings called the Elders Of The Universe
I wish they would have emphasized that in the movies, and just slide the rest of the elders in as well.
I didn't know that (I'm not a Marvel comic reader but adore the films). Seems like an important thing, but I guess there was no room to cram that in to an already loaded movie.
I didn't know that either but it makes sense. They seem like similar characters
Your biggest mistake was not editing in Loki's reaction to Thor getting slammed around in the EXACT same manner he was 😂
I could only keep so much…I tried
@@whitenoisereacts with Most of the Unrealistic CWRDY 'comedic' decision now running all over marvel movies, not much to blame you for.
keep in mind, these are still inspired from old Earthly Myth beings of dark aged war-like mindsets and a primitive thirst for Blood. these norse/viking-like beings and such. (27:45).
@@CaptainPilipinas What are you talking about?
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@@scottchaison1001 meth, man……meth
Chris Hemsworth was really the main reason for the tonal change in Thor/ the movie. He was growing a bit tired of the character and feeling shoehorned into a style that he wasn't enjoying anymore. Plus, he had said in interviews that he would love a more Guardians of the Galaxy vibe, which the people at Marvel Studios most certainly heard.
U can def see it cuz he acts kinda goofy whenever he’s on earth. Now they just made it more consistent and had it take place outside of Earth
Being able to taste a bit of that goofiness, but unable to do it fully in his own movies must’ve been tiring
@@ma.2089 Having fun on Earth with his Avengers pals is this
Randomly turning into a clown when your home is facing doomed apocalypse is that, and stupid!
And then in the next installments they gave him stormbreaker, he got long hair again and he went back to his old costume wich is sad bc i really loved this version of Thor :/
He even got his eye "back"
The character evolved and then regressed. And i am still sad abt his depression being turned into a fat joke.
@@JayTheRatMan He certainly fought to not have his growth be undone. Most people do take it as a joke (thanks to Rhody) but rewatching Endgame it was very clear that every scene he's in isn't just depression. It's PTSD.
The over the top "nnnnNNNNNNOOOOOOOO" from Hemsworths brother kills me every time
This movie is like literally my favorite. It’s my comfort movie that can rewatch anytime and never get bored. Cause the plot and character are too great😂👍🏻
@Shawn Kuhn same! ✊🏻
whaaaaaaattt nooooooo i can’t quote it word for word what are you talking abouttt?????
You should watch planet hulk it's where they got the story from. Well the comics even different from that movie but it's still closer than this one. 😁 I'm not saying this one's bad of course
same girl
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My absolute fave part of this reaction was James side-eyeing Ninetailedbrush the moment that huuuuge spaceship showed up at the end 😂 just knowing the ride that Ninetailedbrush is gonna go on with the next few instalments? Priceless, really looking forward to it. Thanks as always for your reaction guys!
Loki was severely underpowered in the MCU, first with his powers cause he does know magic not just illusions, second with is fighting skills. He's just not a heavy weapon hitter, more swift
Pretty much everybody is nerfed in the mcu
There is only one person who got overpowered instead, the least charismatic of all: Carol Danvers
@@leonardolonghi3472 I actually liked Captain Marvel. It's not the best movie but it was enjoyable. Carol is more of a powered character that probably was serving as a gateway/tie-in to stories that won't be centered on Earth. Like the MCU has only done that with Thor and GOTG so far but neither of those two are powered enough (even though Thor should be)
@@neutralchaoticedits9694 still doesn't justify giving her that much power when you cannot do proper storylines with her, since she's just gonna show up and randomly kick butts
she's a non-sense overpowered one and has the charisma of a pair of dirty underwears. plus, she has no psychological limitator in order to explain that power (Wanda must costantly control herself, since if she goes rampage she'd fuck the whole universe and rewrite it)
P.s. I never even mentioned her movie. I'm talking about her sucking character
@@leonardolonghi3472 get your misogynistic ass out of here.
Soundtrack was epic... I liked the character arc that Thor transformed into, Loki grew with some depth as well. I thought all 3 movies were good in their own ways.
To this day, Ragnarok is absolutely the most fun I've ever had in a movie theater.
The intro changed from James asking ninetailedbrush " Have you seen this movie?? " to " Obviously you have not seen this movie!! 🤣🤣🤣
Thor's sheepish grin as he's doing the Black Widow thing trying to calm the Hulk is absolutely priceless xD
Since you've seen it already, I love you slight misdirection of Fox, talking about the Infinity Stones and such during your opening talk. Nice work.
The thing is, even if Odin did horrible things and then regretted it, he still was a colonizer. That and he lied to Loki and wanted to use him to bridge the gap between the frost giants and them. So he’s still an ass. I’m glad this movie shines a light on it. In the end, he raised Hela. She became who she became, because he wanted to conquer. And he decided to stop cuz he became old and unfit to conquer.
odin was a terrible father and no one can say otherwise. He messed up every single child of his and thankfully thor snapped back to the real world. And loki only wanted to feel like he's a son too but not for once did he get the feeling of being a part of asgard.
@@inzaghiscornsalad7034 I'm going to say otherwise just because you don't get to decide who can say what.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks okay great 😂 I actually dont get to say thats just an expression to say how much I stand for my words
thank you soooo much, I agree with this 100%. Jokes aside I loved how the made pretty clear that Odin was a shit being. Regret makes nothing because in the end he chose to die and left his two sons to mend the mistakes of the father.
Made him accurate to the Norse mythology version of him.
“Point Break” is the best call back in the MCU.
Y'all gotta watch Logan. For the love of god, do it. It's absolutely incredible. Best marvel movie out there by a mile.
James NOT telling NineTailedBrush about the Hulk being in this movie was GOLD!!!!!
It was so hard…. Lol
Nobody ever recognises Sam Neill during Loki's play😂
Yes! So many great little Easter eggs
Just a little tidbit for you: Thor's bottomless flagon of ale is a real thing (from real Norse mythology, that is).
About the only thing that’s from the actual mythology aside from some of the names.
@@CChissel
Along with the cutting of Sif’s hair from Loki which actually happened in Norse Mythology.
That really cool lighting effect from the Valkyrie/Hela flashback was actually developed by Stu from What We Do In The Shadows. He was Taika's roomate/friend during filming of WWDITS, which is how he ended up in it, but he was describing his real world job in that scene about him working as a computer guy and he went on to found his own computer graphics company which developed that lighting effect and since him and Taika are still in touch Taika knew about it and decided to use it.
The actor in Loki's play who portrayed Odin was actually Sam Neill aka Dr. Grant from jurassic Park
Loved the video! It’s interesting what you said about Hulk acting like a child, because he is. In the comics, Bruce Banner has DID (more commonly known as multiple personalities) as the result of an abusive father. Hulk is a child alter, an angry kid who just wants a parent to look after him. His purpose was to defend Bruce from his dad. They didn’t go that way with the movies, but it’s cool how you still managed to pick up on it.
omg to look at it that way its so sad, he always acts like a child and gets sad about it when humans are scared of him and hate him, cause from his pov he's just angry and throwing a fit, and doesnt realize two of his 'fits' can end the world.
This is part of why I always found Bruce's character so sad. He just was trying to protect himself.
Imagine if Odin was a good dad then we could’ve had Loki Thor and Hela against thanos I would’ve loved to see that
Naur bc that would've been sick 😭
This movie made Thor actually an interesting and funny character imo
Fun fact: This movie was apparently 80% improvised. The director said that, sooo…
so wait; he took the crown piece that will cause the end of their world if it's set on fire and stored it RIGHT NEXT to the mystical pit of fire?! That seems like a REALLY bad layout for Odins' vault...
I mean, there are only 15 mins in this movie that are good...
@@leonardolonghi3472 what? I think a lot of people would disagree
@@twilightdream liking stuff and stuff being actually good are two different things. learn the difference, before replying with pointless answers
@@leonardolonghi3472 it’s not pointless when you can’t even comprehend the point of my comment
@@twilightdream says the one that dropped a comment of their own based on the complete failure of trying to get the point of the previous comment...
This is one of my favourite mcu movies and I was waiting for u guys to react to this and infinity war, I've been following you since you started death note anime. Love your content, keep up the good work
Oh man, you the real OG!! Thanks brother!!
@@whitenoisereacts you're welcome !!
Loki's face when Odin says "i love you my SONS" ...
Fun fact: The person playing the "Actor Thor" in the play is actually Chris Hemsworth's older brother Luke Hemsworth, who's also an actor, most known for his recent role in the HBO series Westworld
Sam Neil also was one of the characters, i think odin from the play.
“She’s the 1st born son” 😂😂💀💀
Ooopps lol
I love the line a friend from work because it was a make a wish child that said it and it was used in the movie,
I just realized I didn’t hear a “shout out” for Cate Blanchett (Galadriel from LOTR/Hobbit). 🙂
Seems like Betty Ross is next to become a supervillain after Red Skull, Ronan, and Hela.
Easily one of the top three mcu movies
So we just gone skip over the part when he said all we know is that she is the first born SON lmaoo
#whitenoisereacts I love this film, Taika Waititi is a genious. I’va watched your reactions to Jojo Rabbit and What we do in the shadows, awesome! I want to recommend one of his earlier film BOY. Thank you for a great channel! 🥰
10:25 This movie released a bunch of jokes about how maybe Thor was the one who was adopted.
Loki and Hela are so same.
pointy helmet, blades, green and black outfit, black hair, green eyes, kneeling kink etc etc.
And I do know the theories and the reasons but the jokes were still very funny.
Kneeling kink! HAHAHAHAHA NOOO!
@@Dazzlefae well yeah...but I think they should have sticked to comics Loki and hela as father and daughter.
@@kratos71 I agree. It would’ve been a whole new side to Loki that we never got to see and could’ve been interesting...
That’s actual Norse Mythology. Hela is the daughter of Loki, thats a nod to the source material.
@@fuchainsa Same as the great wolf Fenrir.
Ragnarok is the end of the world and the the beginning of a new. It involves the Aesir (gods) fighting against the giants, the dead (ruled over by Hel - a very different person) and Loki.
James made that Lotr reference when Karl urban came on screen and so when Cate Blanchett came on screen I was like "This is gunna sound weird but that's Galadriel" lol
Betty Ross is the next character to become a supervillain.
18:20 that joke about finding out that the Valkyrie were all woman, only to add that he loves women and its about time. Kind of degrades his long time woman-warrior friend Lady Sif. Who he's been friends with since they were little kids
People like the comedy, but IMO the director is afraid of sadness. The underlying story here is totally tragic. But all people ever remember is the humor.
everything about this movie is masterpiece.
Yeah, masterpiece of disaster
@@leonardolonghi3472 people have different opinions on what makes a movie good. So just let it be
@@livvioletta690 making a good movie is one thing
enjoying a not good one is something else
can you tell the difference?😏
@@leonardolonghi3472 of course I see the difference but for the person of the original post this movie is good and that's their opinion. Why can't you just let them have it? The movie isn't bad. It's just different and not everyone likes that, which is okay but you don't have to tell other people what to think or feel about movies they enjoy.
What makes a good movie for every person is subjective at the end of the day
@@livvioletta690 nice, now try to actually understand what I mean, instead of twisting my words as you please😘
Don’t forget how old Thor is. People thought the thunder was the destructive part, like an explosion, you don’t think of the flash you think of the boom. Plus he’s the god of strength and storms, not just thunder and lightning. I also think (but I’m not certain) that the ancient word for lightning and thunder were the same, you can’t have one without the other.
Oh ok, well that makes a little more sense
@@whitenoisereacts amazing video as always btw. Always love your input and this is one of my favourite movies! 😊
At 11:14 are we going to just ignore that he said “she’s the first born son”
i love u both. this is literally one of my comfort channels. & u watch movies i like
I love u too 💛💛
I hope you guys eventually watch the Loki series!
my favourite thor movie, one of my favourite mcu movies as a whole, and actually the one that got me into the mcu when i saw it in theatres! while i cant say i particularly enjoyed where his character went in the future, this was certainly my favourite thor
If you haven't checked it out yet, a must see movie that Taika is in where he is a vampire with 2 roommates (that joke about 3 vampires being killed huddled together is a good Eastern Egg) called What We do in The Shadows is a hilarious movie. 😂
We have, I’m just fighting a copyright battle for it rn lol
@@whitenoisereacts Oh man, good luck, I'd love to see it!
If you think about it the Hulk is only around 4 yrs old. Think of it as he only ages when he’s released from Banner. Being on Sakaar for a long time gave the hulk a chance to grow his intellect and speech.
Oh does hulk age too? I never thought about that
It kinda makes sense when you see how he’s now able to speak. It’s a theory.
Yeah, I’m curious what the comics say about that
Man, I can’t believe you guys are almost at the end of phase 3
Thor is a little powerless boy in front of big sis Hella...😂😂😂
25:05 I think they were just playacting mate. She is incredibly strong but Hulk and Thor are in a different league.
And what an enjoyable reaction.
I mean, I don't know about the Hulk, but like, Thor's an Asgardian warrior, she's an Asgardian warrior. What actually separates them other than Thor being royalty? We know they're not really Gods, just pretty OP aliens.
He's got zippy lightning powers though (and she's an alcoholic), so maybe he's got the edge, but I don't know about being in a different league...
@@leighd7747 You said it yourself mate. What differentiates them is "Royalty".
There's a reason being the King of Asgard is a deal as big as it is made out to be. Remember Thor 1 when Odin was banishing Thor away to Earth? With words, he was stripping power and magical armor off of Thor.
It's explained in the movies in a fading fashion, but a lot of magical power flows through the tree of the world, Yiggdraseel (spelling might be wrong, but Thor explains it to Jane). That magical power is harnessed by the King of Asgard.
So being a Royal in Asgard truly does distinguish you.
@@kronikevaporation6007 That makes sense. Thanks for the reply.
I don't really like it though, don't really like any of that 'manifest royalty' type nonsense, I think it just encourages them, but I guess the lore's the lore.
@@leighd7747 Haha same. I read comics as a kid but now I am a bit like you where Ive outgrown them. But I just put up with it because for some reason the movies are enjoyable. But outside of Marvel, I enjoy such convenient plot devices never.
Yeah Hulk would fold her easy... sadly Mcu has done a poor job with him
And Hela was Galadriel, of course. Just when I think I've tallied how many Lord of the Rings/Hobbit actors are in the MCU, I remember one more.
Somebody made a joke about how playing LotR Elvish royalty makes you evil - Thranduil became Ronan the Accuser, Elrond became Red Skull, and Galadriel became Hela!
The weapon that Hella is using is known as the Necro Sword in the comics. It is technically a weaponized symbiote created by Knull the god of the symbiotes. Basically it's one of Venom's ancestors and It's in a Thor movie.
Just look at how symbiotic it moves with Hella when she uses it.
The scene with Loki and Thor in the elevator breaks my heart every single time
Alltime number one best MCU flick. Fantastic in ever way.
Yeah, people really underestimate Loki's physical abilities because that's not really the focus of how character, but he was able to fight fairly evenly with Thor in the first movie, and put up a decent fight on the first Avengers as well
The reason why Loki was able to go to to toe with her is because he was trained by his mother. In his own right he is strong and fast but no where near any level of a true asgardian. He was given his magic abilities from his mother, she wanted him to become something for himself. So he essentially learned how to fight like a valkyrie and use magic, which is why you see similar movements and techniques between Loki and her. Without his magic he still has those hand to hand combat skills.
loki's play scene is kinda funny cause Matt Damon plays Loki in the 90s Clerk universe and the actor for Thor is one of Chris Hemsworth's brothers
Okay now Thanos demands your silence 🤐🤭
Yeah, if I remember correctly, I think they sold the distribution rights for Hulk movies to Universal or something... I think the issue is that now Marvel and Disney are together, they want to avoid letting Universal in on the distribution side of things... Something like that anyway
Thor fighting a fucking army of lava Monster, a Big lava Monster,a dragon, the hulk and the godess of death and there is steve having problem with his best friend
I'm with James. The tone of the movie was super fun, but it was odd to pair the lighthearted tone with a SUPER dark plot. I mean, it kind of takes away from the weight of losing Asgaard when its immediately followed by a joke.
Yeah, my friend who had never seen the movie but heard that Odin and most of the Asgardians died and Asgard itself was destroyed, and he couldn’t believe that it is a funny movie.
While I get that it's a bit of a whiplash moment right after that huge shot of Asgard blowing up, by this point I don't think you're supposed to be that invested in the fate of the planet itself as, after all, "Asgard is a people." The aftermath of the stinger, however, is another story.
But it doesn't take away anything from it really, not for me. Ragnarok is their apocalypse, we already embraced it when the title was announced. So it didn't hit that hard. But I guess, what they really wanted to hurt you with, is the fact that the ppl survived, it made you they were safe at last and think "oh its not that bad, they can relocate" then BOOM only for Thanos to ambush them.
Thor got the demon guys head....so...but he didn't in....Was that on purpose?
Here before it (hopefully not) gets taken down lol
The fandom is rather split on how this has affected Thor in MCU. Particularly the hardcore comic Thor fans.
The only thing I didn't like was grandmasters depiction... even though he was funny as hell.. Grandmaster is a very powerful character... They definitely watered him down... But they also did that to his brother the collector .. and hela was never odins daughter... I definitely don't like that part .. and of course Valkyrie .it was a OK change Because she acted the part pretty good ,,even though she's normally a tall white Viking looking woman.. Could you imagine in the black panther they changed some characters to be white.... Either way the movie was great
As a hardcore comic Thor fan, we'll always have comic Thor. This Thor is a unique interpretation and I don't hate him for it. He's just... different. His character has been pretty enjoyable lately as well.
Its not a split. There are some people who don't like it, but the majority definitely do
I think the fandom is overwhelmingly positive on the change. Just as the role of Tony Stark was fit to RDJ, Hemsworth is a funny guy who doesn’t take himself too seriously, and altering the character fit that was a much-needed change.
@@Pinkielover Dude, Black Panther is well know in the comics and of course it would be stupid to change such a character because his race is important, but this Valkyrie it’s not the blonde, white woman. There’s multiple Valkyries and this ain’t the one that you’re thinking of, that one looks like it died protecting this Valkyrie, when Loki looks into her memories you can see the blonde protecting her and getting stabbed, so it’s not a big of a deal..now, Grandmaster is stupid, I didn’t like him at all.
And Taika said that Thor love and Thunder is even “funnier” (I hate that title)…me personally I don’t love this movie as people do, comedy is hard for me, I hate cringe and unnecessary jokes. This movie storytelling rely so much in the comedy and that’s a no no for me. I still have this movie at a 8.5/10 because it has arguably the best cinematography in the MCU, the soundtrack is good and the acting, but the storytelling is not that good compared to other MCU movies and they change Hela and Grandmaster by a lot, so that took me off, but yeah…
I... just dont like that they nerfed thor in this movie until the end of it 😂
"shes the first born son" lmaoo
I can't imagine two people who would enjoy The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension more - You'll see The Grandmaster wearing chaps, Surtur being a hero...
12:15 "bro you don’t have it come on" he is doing this for 1 thousand years it’s not a habit that you forgot like that
Your MCU playlist is in the opposite order. It needs to be in chronological/release order.
EDIT: I just looked at all your playlist and it appears so is Attack on Titan, Harry Potter, Star Wars, WandaVision, Lord of the Rings, and more are all in reverse order :(
love u both reacts
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS YAYYY
I watched this 3d in cinema. Best experience ever
Skurge’s guns are from the comics.
Watch the rest of them!!! I need it NOWWW!!!!
Sorry, had to get that out of my system :D Good reaction as always!
Yes, The Incredible Hulk was released by Universal because they own the rights to solo Hulk films - the first few MCU films were released before Marvel Studios was a full studio, so they had partners like Universal and Paramount who released the films. Then Disney bought Marvel and took over the distribution role.
So if Marvel were to do another solo Hulk film, they have to involve NBC/Universal which they have been reluctant to do. Kevin Feige has on multiple occasions hinted that that situation might change but won't give any details.
if odin felt bad, why did he not relinquish rule of the 9 realms?
Because he legitimately did bring them peace and order. Remember Thor 2?
Not one of my favs. Way too goofy and cartoonish for my taste. But it has its moments. I’m an old school comics collector so I love when comic movies tackle adult and social themes of which this movie has none really. So I saw it in the theater one time and that’s it.
But the NEXT one 😏……ohh yeah.
Lol, the level of humor in this movie was totally surprising. What do you guys think? One of the best MCU movies? Can’t wait to see this as soon I get a free moment 🍿👏🏼
Edit: Umm, is it just me or is Tom Hiddleston extremely attractive when he smiles? Hmm 🧐 Sorry guys, having a fan girl moment here.
I guess all that was needed for Loki to accept thor as family was for him to get beat up by his big sis ,lose his hummer , abducted and stuffed in a chair , get folded by hulk ( beautiful scene btw) ,get beat up again by sis ,lose an eye , and start a ragnarock, and here you have it the perfect therapy for you to get over your childhood inferiority complex, yeah plus the fact that Loki realized his dream job was never a king with great purpose but a " grandmaster"
Honestly this version of sakarr sucks compared to the actual comic version and the animated movie.
You guys should watch planet hulk.
He is a God he didn't have the hammer
His powers are godly
i love all the reactions you guys give i always have a good time in front 😊
Odin is in tonberg Norway, the place in captain America where the tesseract is hidden, it becomes new Asguard.
Time for the start of the decay of Thor and Hulk, not to mention lots of other characters raped
The second Odin didnt stop the hammer I knew it was Loki. Odin could have stopped the hammer
This and Jojo made me a hard Taika fan, so fun and colourful
But this starts to feel like they only knew how to use Thor if he was funny reacting to new place/situations.
I think this was also their way to get somewhere close to a Hulk solo movie without involving Universal.
41:21 can’t wait to see you watch avengers infinity war, endgame, Captain marvel, and antman and the wasp.
Wow. Interesting with which one you skipped. Says a lot.
Love this one.
this is genuinely my top 3 of all marvel movies thus far 😭😭
Same
I love this movie, BUUTT I really, really wish they had gone more into the political stuff happening on Asgard and across the 9 Realms because of it.
"I have been falling...for 30 MINUTES!!!!"
- Loki
I've seem quite a few reactions to Ragnarok and I'm slightly baffled that the typical response to Thanos showing up at the end is like "Huh what's that?" Loki has the Tesseract. Infinity War is the next movie. Who else would it be, unannounced? It was pretty obvious in the theater, it was a giant oh crap moment.
they're reacting a few years later. they don't know when what was announced and in the release order blank panther is next and we've barely seen thanos' ship. (the guy that does know 1 doesn't want to spoil and 2 might not remember when what was announced)
This movie rekindled my interest in thor because ngl i hated the second movie
Yesssssssssss!!!!!!!!
Space Shakespeare vibes from Thor 1 is why the movie and character was sooo bad ass in the first place. I head Love & Thunder is bringing the roots back tho!! Romero and Juliet is basically Thor and Jane lol
Imagine if both Thor and Hulk would've been battling against each other at the same airport with Captain America, Iron Man and others in 'Civil War'- which side would each of these 2 take then?🤔
Hulk would be on Cap’s side.
I think Thor would have been neutral because it is not his planet and Banner may have signed the Accord but not have come fighting with the other ones.
He had motive to save them, he was the savior of Asgard for the first time in his life. It was a vanity boost, and he was used to ruling and playing the role of a good king over them. He also had a love for the people growing up, he just didn't get that spotlight. So, he probably cares a little bit, enough to help out when he had a big ship.
When Thor told I’m he could be more than the God of Mischief he took it to heart and proves that
That’s why he stays with Thor at the end instead of going his own way,
He also proves this in Infinity War when he saves Thors life.
I mean, Idk if it was 100% unselfish. He definitely wanted the praise and attention for coming to the rescue and being a hero. "Your savior has arrived!"
You guys should check out the animated movie Secret of Kells its an Irish animated movie and an interesting way to see European animation methods