The emotions on Loki's face when Odin tells him he's his son, it's heart wrenching to think how surprised he is by Odin's display of affection towards him.
Its as if loki recognises odins mind is affected by his spell and only his true thoughts come out. Hes surprised this is how he thinks about him inside his head.
I like certain aspects of this better than the original. I like how Odin apologized to Loki for failing him, how Odin and Hela actually interact, Loki showing grief that Odin was killed, and how both brothers responded to seeing their father so frantic like that
This was glimpsed in the trailers but I'm glad they changed it. Seeing Odin at peace with both his sons in the green fields of Norway was very emotional. Also, the way Odin looks here is giving me Zorro flashbacks.
Yeah i also feel like this one tried to hammer in the “Asgard isn’t a place” idea while the other one was more subtle and also set the seeds for new Asgard
Okay but I actually LOVE the line where Odin says Loki inherited his lawless nature and the storm brewing within him from Odin himself and that made him truly his son. That’s such a great way to relate them as father and son after all those years and it’s something Loki probably really needed to hear. Also I think it’s way more fitting that Odin sacrifices himself instead of sort of just awkwardly fading away like in the actual movie.
Loki being so emotional seeing Odin like this and hearing Odin affirmatively call him his son and apologize for failing him is so good. The expression on his face is pure pain Tom nailed it
I really like the way Loki reacted to Odin's death. It felt like he was genuinely shocked by Odin's death despite the complications in their relationship. Great acting on Tom Huddleston's part
I have to say, that I am glad they cut it and reshooted it. The final scene in the movie was more beautiful. They had their talk with Odin, he died in some peaceful way. Then, Hela's coming was a good changing of the mood. I liked it more in the movie.
Tbh the OG scene was yes indeed better but I loved how Odin apologise to Loki in this one and Loki reaction to Odin dying was something I would had love to be add to the OG scene even if it was changed to fit with the scene
So this is the scene they were filming while in NYC. I remember photos of Odin in his homeless costume coming out online. I finally know what they were filming and I’m glad they didn’t use this.
lepeke The alleyway is called Esk Lane. I did a presentation on it for a geography class before Ragnarok came out saying how Australia was becoming a more popular filming location and that this scene was going to prove it. When it came out and the scene was in Norway I felt like a fool. I went to the actual alleyway to compare it to the trailer and everything.
Or it's because he's drunk that he let down the barriers and say what he really feels. Look at Loki's face when Odin said "The storm within you, you inherited from me". That is probably one of the few father/son open heart moment they ever had. It almost a shame that they didn't include a moment like this in the final cut.
hikari 94 Exactly. It was this storm within Odin that caused Hela to be created in the first place. Of course, he had to learn the lesson of casting his own daughter out in order to change and become a better ruler.
Snacks Quatch I wouldn’t call it a “masterpiece” just a sad moment. Mcu is pretty basic in their films so masterpiece wouldn’t be the description I’d give it
@@flaurosan so what's your point, you're clearly butthurt for some reason you're tryimg to make mcu fans butthurt too, some mcu movies i watched in my opinion were masterpieces and there's nothing wrong with that, i have no problem that you don't love the mcu but I'm free to love it and i consider anything i want to a masterpiece
I'm glad they didn't use this version. Everything so rushed, Odin just wants to get this over with and his apology to loki seemed sarcastic. Though I do like the part where Odin is homeless and suffering. But hela killing him is too predictable.
Part of the reason why the scene got deleted is because of people like you who weren't paying attention. Odin surrendered his power to Thor. He was made mortal by that.
Well, Thor got rekt by Hela during the rest of the movie, so i don't think that would have helped at all. The thing with Odin in the MCU is that they always TELL you he is powerful, but they never SHOW it. This scene is a perfect example.
Odin gave up his power to Thor and he dies by just a stab. Later in the movie Thor gets stabbed multiple times and he resists it because of the power Odin gave him. It makes sense you just don’t get it.
Aspects of this scene are amazing; the face-off between Hela and Odin, Odin's final words to his sons. Yes, there's some ropey stuff; Hela's accent/the rushed nature of the whole scene. In the end, I think editors were right to go with what they did.
Cheers to those of us that inherited our fathers belly and eventually his disability. 🍾 🍻🎉 What's with all the lost eyeballs in the MCU? Although I guess Dr. Strange's third eye counters that.
“But I didn’t do this” It’s a neat line because Loki’s tone is for Thor but his body language lets you now he’s actually grasping reality to tell himself that what is in front of him isn’t his fault
Kinda weird how awkwardly this scene is written in comparison to the rest of the film. The version they used is a lot more melancholy and emotional, and really sets the stage for the movie. As much as people talk about Ragnarok being a comedy, I think one of its greatest strengths is its emotional core.
No. The 1st two Thor films were spectacular bores by comparison. It’s interesting that the Shakespearean trained Kenneth Branagh directed the 1st Thor - then passed on the second. Because it’s Taika Waititi who demonstrated mastery of tragic comedy as opposed to the accidental comedy caused by self seriousness. It’s equally interesting that Natalie Portman quit the MCU after the second film which was awful. But came back after Taika showed what could be done with the material. The actors and directors know when they’ve done good work, and when they haven’t.
"Spectacular bores"....why? Is it because you can't stand a film if it isn't stuffed to the hilt with cheesy jokes and one liners? At least the first two films were more accurate to the comics and didn't turn Thor into lebowski.
Yeah, a lot of those effects were pretty far along. Some even seemingly 100% done. A costly deleted scene for sure. But it's the MCU. They could reshoot an entire movie and still come out with more money made.
I think the reason they changed how odin died was they wanted his death to be more noble not for odin the all father to die in some piss stained alley.
I still think it was handled poorly though. He was in the movie for all of two minutes before he died. It took away a lot of the impact it should have had. And his death was pretty much forgotten for the rest of the movie. Couple that with the warriors three being killed off like they meant nothing and the constant comedy throughout the movie... I just think the whole movie could've been a lot better if they'd given more gravitas to certain scenes instead of brushing over them quickly and making jokes every 5 minutes.
It's because Odin was quite out-of-character which, although was acted out brilliantly by Mr. Hopkins, did not fit the role. Also, his death was a bit too quick and dull for MCU's style.
In 2:36 mins, you can see poster behind them “THUNDER” and “LOVE”. It was supposedly sneak peak for the Thor Love and Thunder. I just noticed this now. Lmao
@BeyondEnchantment *scene Are people really this uneducated? Lol And the way I interpreted his character is a man full of regret in that scene. So much so he felt ashamed. Was he a flawed man, yes, just like everyone. But he recognized his mistakes in the end and atleast told his kids he loved them. Which is what most people on their deathbed do. They look back on life to reflect and cant get their head over their regrets. If you ever visit an old peoples home, you'll notice they talk alot about things they wish they did. Alot of lessons to be learned by volunteering there. Plus it's a sweet thing to do and theyll love you for it:)
Hey ! Any of you noticed how Loki gives support to Thor while he dwindles and falls when Odin shows him Asgard burning? He loves his brother so much.. I want to cry now 😭😭😭😭❤
They created the script for endgame during thor ragnorak’s shooting. I don’t think it’s a coincidence either in fact they called hemsworth on set asking him if he wanted to do fat Thor for endgame
This is insanely better than what was in the film. Obviously the effects are unfinished, but it gives so much more explanation to Odin's situation, lets him have a few lines and a dramatic death instead of just randomly fading into dust, lets him interact with Hela which makes her threat more legitimate. Also having Thor and Loki interact with Odin more before he dies makes his death actually mean something instead of feeling like a throwaway moment to get to the next scene. Also having Thor throw his hammer and have it destroyed in direct response to Odin's death and then directly getting portal-ed away makes the whole scene way more intense than him just throwing it at Hela after having a calm discussion after she shows up conveniently after Odin's death.
Some clips may have been reused and edited into the final cut. The final scene in the movie is overall kinda... Well, you can tell it's a green screen more so than other times.
The only thing that I like on this version is, Thor had a reason to throw Mjolnir to her, unlike in the movie, its just because they were told to kneel
it is how it is in the comics books when they find him(not the hela part, but the hobo part) also in this Odin say he give Thor the odin force, which thor clearly does not have in the movies, he is way way way to weak, which mean odin is alive somewhere and that was the reason they cut it
I remember seeing bits of this scene in the trailer and being confused as to why it changed, but I think the final scene is a better send off for Odin. Just more warm and slow paced. Helps it leave an impact to his words "Asgard is not a place" where as here it feels like an after thought
This scene was shot in Brisbane Australia.. I was there when they filmed this.. got to meet Chris and Tom while Sir Anthony didn't come out to greet the fans
I remember Avengers Infinity War trailer have Hulk running with Captain America and the others in the Wakanda Woods but actual release Hulk is not there but Bruce banners is in Hulkbuster 2. So why they release such scene in trailer but change the plot at the end?
I'm pretty sure that Thor's power boost in Ragnarok is the MCU's definition of the Odin Force. Obviously not nearly as strong but maybe the MCU is going to have him get more familiar with the OF before making him more and more powerful.
@@larryvos4377 nah. The MCU are more likely to nerf his powers and turn him into a running joke. Probably then replace him with a female who's super powerful and not to be messed with.
"Seek out the fire" would've been a much cooler clue used repeatedly as to what might happen later. Honestly, nothing in this movie made me think they'd attach surtur to actually letting the destruction happen. Especially when half the movie was definitely on the more humor side of things. I do prefer they chose to do the Norway thing, and Hela's added line about the hammer being destroyed far better though. In any case, I think an alleway meeting that Odin could explain where to take him with a map he found would've actually been a way to use this concept and the one they went with so it all really tied well together. Cause really, how did broke Odin get to Norway.
This makes a bit more sense. Odin all homeless since the nursing home was gone. I like a bit more how he explains Hela (and indeed this is why some trailers had Hela in a street instead of the middle of nowhere). And he's a bit more helpful by saying "seek out the fire". BUT Everything he says to Loki seems less genuine,he sounds *drunk* and even sarcastic. And despite the good points they're a bit ruined with a kinda rushed scene. It feels like that. Rushed.
The scene feels rushed because it is. Odin knows he has no time, that Hela is coming any second now. So he has to rush to do and say everything he needs before she arrives. He's doing his best to cram a lot of important things into a single short moment. And he makes sure to take some of this precious time to basically say to Loki: "Yes, I do consider you my son, you aren't just a stolen relict to me. And the flaws you have aren't really your fault, you have inherited them from me, despite the fact that we share no blood, so that must have been due to bad parenting on my side." He didn't use so many words but that was what he meant. He didn't say any such things to Thor because he knew Thor didn't need any reassurance but Loki did. He and Loki had a problematic relationship and it would have been best if they could talk it out, so that Loki would have some closure, but there was no time, so Odin gave him at least this instead. He knew that Loki felt excluded from the family after he found out he was adopted, so he practically told him: "Look, you have inherited all my flaws, as only a real son would. You're an integral part of our family, just like Thor."
0:35 - 0:55 Loki's Expression when Odin still sees him as his son despite him doing such things. 3:24 - Can never Watch a King Go down like this. Especially in cinemas. Better they did it the other way in cinemas.
Yeah I really hope they make the right decision and just have her having escaped Asgard. Just because she "drew her power from it" doesn't mean she'd be powerless, just not seemingly unstoppable. It's even wierd when her "alleged death" happens and it's more of like a big green light then anything more. Really hope she returns and in way better capacity then what they did to red skull.
The Google Really? You sure about that? Let’s go through them systematically shall we?Vulture - X(not dead but not likely to see him again) Obadiah stain? X Mickey Rourkes character in iron man 2? X Mandarin - X Ultron - X Warmonger - X Ego - X Ronin(who btw the in comics joins the guardians of the galaxy) -X Red Skull - X reduced to minor side character Elf dude from Thor 2 - X Abomination - X Major Ross - not dead but reduced to minor roles Defense secretary In winter soldier - X Crossbones - 1 movie, second movie minor character, died quickly X Thanos - mentioned, hinted at, very little screen time until the two most recent movies, where are kind of one movie in 2 parts. - X Mysterio - 2 movies so far seems likely, we don’t know. Yellowjacket - X So basically most if not all villains are completely throwaway, the only ones who aren’t are not really villains to begin with just have purposes at odds with the heroes and become allies. You were saying?
They replaced the alley scene (where Thor loses his hammer) because test audience reactions weren’t good. So they refilmed this entire alleyway scene with them at the hills
Ffs guys just accept that Odin actually loves Loki! He just never knew how to show him his affection, because they have only little in common. Btw I think Odin is a real badass and the Movies didn't gave him real credit
I think they could have used some parts of this version. Could have used Odin as a homeless man scavenging in the alleyway as more of a flashback to tell the audience what he endured during his time on Earth when he was under Loki's mind wipe spell. I definitely would have liked to see Odin hand off the Odinforce to Thor in a similar, but better non rushed fashion. The exchange between Hela and Odin could have been utilized. Add in slightly more dialogue with that scene then have Odin collapse down, and as Hela is about to attack, Odin perishes as in the final version. Having Hela witness the death of her father and seeing her with a wicked evil smile knowing that the one person that could stop her is finally dead would have been a chilling scene to watch.
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They replaced this version with the scene in the fields.
Djair I like that one better it fits in so well
Yeeah, it fits in better because the father has peace
You realise as soon as you upload i it's no longer 'rare'
3:50 thor lookin like a minecraft texture pact
The emotions on Loki's face when Odin tells him he's his son, it's heart wrenching to think how surprised he is by Odin's display of affection towards him.
Its as if loki recognises odins mind is affected by his spell and only his true thoughts come out. Hes surprised this is how he thinks about him inside his head.
Yous need Jesus
even when oden dies
@@GGGmod1 exactly what I was thinking, he knows for the first time without a doubt that Odin cant be lying in any way
Well don’t forget that Odin spoke to him extremely cold when he sentenced him to prison for the rest of his time.
So this is why the trailer’s scene was in an alley, not in the field
It was cut from the film
@@RobbyBoy2000 yeah... that's what they just said
@@soscary yeah I'm realizing now I read it wrong
Camo bruh
@@soscary nah leave it
I just realised that fat Thor looks so much like Odin in this scene
vishnu anand that’s because they’re using the same clothes
SAME
I like certain aspects of this better than the original. I like how Odin apologized to Loki for failing him, how Odin and Hela actually interact, Loki showing grief that Odin was killed, and how both brothers responded to seeing their father so frantic like that
The og was my favorite One. This one felt a bit off but the original one had more emotion and depth
This version may ruin our respect over odin..
Odin and Hela's interaction was corny as fck, could've been a 100 times better.
This was glimpsed in the trailers but I'm glad they changed it. Seeing Odin at peace with both his sons in the green fields of Norway was very emotional. Also, the way Odin looks here is giving me Zorro flashbacks.
Breaking of thor hammer
Yeah i also feel like this one tried to hammer in the “Asgard isn’t a place” idea while the other one was more subtle and also set the seeds for new Asgard
Odin's clothes, Thor wears the same clothes in endgame.
Huh! Well spotted!
I actually thought he was the fat thor from the future or something ahahahahahahahahahahahaa
Not exactly the same ones. But similar
They have the same clothes designer
I did not read the title so i just press it and when i see odin i thought it was thor from endgame travel back in 2017
Bruh Odin sounds like me when I have a project due in 1 hour and I just started it
Well then🤣Better pay someone to cheat for you.
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Sheikh Mahbub I’m as shocked as you are. I did not think my comment would get this much attention lol.
Lol
Okay but I actually LOVE the line where Odin says Loki inherited his lawless nature and the storm brewing within him from Odin himself and that made him truly his son. That’s such a great way to relate them as father and son after all those years and it’s something Loki probably really needed to hear. Also I think it’s way more fitting that Odin sacrifices himself instead of sort of just awkwardly fading away like in the actual movie.
Loki is actually son of Laughy which is an ice giant
@@haroldnecmann7040no shit, his not being literal saying it as he inherited his treats but being raised by the man.
Yeah I did like that part as well. Glad they didn't put this entire scene in the movie though. Other one is much more fitting.
@@haroldnecmann7040and I thought Batman was the world's greatest detective.
This scene was shite!! no wonder they deleted it!
Loki being so emotional seeing Odin like this and hearing Odin affirmatively call him his son and apologize for failing him is so good. The expression on his face is pure pain Tom nailed it
And his screaming “no!” When Odin was killed hits.
My therapist: "unfinished cgi thor is not real"
Unfinished cgi thor: 3:51
😂😂
@0 0 yeah, I think I saw that. Sleep paralysis demon...
That’s why Thor’s hammer in the trailer was broken on asphalt and not grass
Yes
Mind blown 🤯🤯🤯
Same thing I thought
They changed it. Cuzz killing father is not a good idea
Yes
Did anyone noticed , in Avengers Endgame thor is wearing the same clothes that odin wore in this scene.
Holy crap 😄
Sai Surya oh shit GOOD eye bro
HOLLY
Same color scheme but not the same outfit.
@@Gen1Demmi Thank you bro :)
I really like the way Loki reacted to Odin's death. It felt like he was genuinely shocked by Odin's death despite the complications in their relationship. Great acting on Tom Huddleston's part
*Hiddleston
*Hustleston
Hurdlestone*
*Hardbonerson
Dickinstone
I have to say, that I am glad they cut it and reshooted it. The final scene in the movie was more beautiful. They had their talk with Odin, he died in some peaceful way. Then, Hela's coming was a good changing of the mood. I liked it more in the movie.
Tbh the OG scene was yes indeed better but I loved how Odin apologise to Loki in this one and Loki reaction to Odin dying was something I would had love to be add to the OG scene even if it was changed to fit with the scene
Yeah. We won’t with what we got in the final. This feels too silly and I’m really glad they changed it.
erm you made a spelling mistake. We're taking your pinkie finger now
Yeah, I definitely prefer the canon version. Big fan btw.
So this is the scene they were filming while in NYC. I remember photos of Odin in his homeless costume coming out online. I finally know what they were filming and I’m glad they didn’t use this.
In the movies yes. I **think** it’s supposed to be New York (whenever Doctor Strange lives) But irl it’s filmed in Brisbane.
100% filmed in Brisbane, Australia. An ally on Mary Street to be exact
lepeke
The alleyway is called Esk Lane. I did a presentation on it for a geography class before Ragnarok came out saying how Australia was becoming a more popular filming location and that this scene was going to prove it. When it came out and the scene was in Norway I felt like a fool. I went to the actual alleyway to compare it to the trailer and everything.
@@thejordyoshi this video proves you are not a fool.
@@thejordyoshi did you passed?
I feel like everything he is saying to Loki, he doesn't mean it because he is drunk
T H E F E E L S
I think it does. Everything else he said was on point, after all. He's just erratic and articulating it badly, but I think he's sincere.
Quite the contrary I think , Odin is drunk ... but he meant everything he said
Or it's because he's drunk that he let down the barriers and say what he really feels. Look at Loki's face when Odin said "The storm within you, you inherited from me". That is probably one of the few father/son open heart moment they ever had. It almost a shame that they didn't include a moment like this in the final cut.
hikari 94 Exactly. It was this storm within Odin that caused Hela to be created in the first place. Of course, he had to learn the lesson of casting his own daughter out in order to change and become a better ruler.
I think he means it BECAUSE he is drunk.
While this was entertaining to watch the other scene was an absolute masterpiece, a true heart warming/tearing moment in a hilarious movie
nothing about any mcu movie could be called a masterpiece, nothing at all..
Snacks Quatch I wouldn’t call it a “masterpiece” just a sad moment. Mcu is pretty basic in their films so masterpiece wouldn’t be the description I’d give it
@@flaurosan so what's your point, you're clearly butthurt for some reason you're tryimg to make mcu fans butthurt too, some mcu movies i watched in my opinion were masterpieces and there's nothing wrong with that, i have no problem that you don't love the mcu but I'm free to love it and i consider anything i want to a masterpiece
I cracked up at Odins death
@@flaurosan yeah 3x
Loki saying *Nooooooo*.. when Hela kills Odin... That's very emotional 😢😢😔😥😢😔😢😢😢😔😢😢
This is one time i actually liked that they deleted this
I'm glad they didn't use this version. Everything so rushed, Odin just wants to get this over with and his apology to loki seemed sarcastic. Though I do like the part where Odin is homeless and suffering. But hela killing him is too predictable.
Predictable doesn't mean bad
@@methlokaijufan9729 In this case yes.
@@geisterwolf397 He was supposed to die anyway
I think he is supposed to come off as a crazy homeless man
I didn't like the whole scene. Seeing their dad homeless and not knowing who he is was sad for their sons to see his dad like that.
When an all-father ends up as a homeless man being killed by a normal sword you know how much disrespect there is.
Part of the reason why the scene got deleted is because of people like you who weren't paying attention. Odin surrendered his power to Thor. He was made mortal by that.
Well, Thor got rekt by Hela during the rest of the movie, so i don't think that would have helped at all. The thing with Odin in the MCU is that they always TELL you he is powerful, but they never SHOW it. This scene is a perfect example.
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Odin gave up his power to Thor and he dies by just a stab. Later in the movie Thor gets stabbed multiple times and he resists it because of the power Odin gave him. It makes sense you just don’t get it.
@@rossen7392they get it, they just don't like it. Just cause someone doesn't like the same things as you, doesn't mean they don't get it. Grow up
This make sense since loki left him in a nursing home to rot.
Ian Cruz the final version also makes sense though too. Doctor Strange keeps watch of other worldly mystical things
Makes sense with fat Thor too
Bryan Torres thor and loki would of still meet doctor strange minus the get teleported to "atlanta" part. instead over here.
Bipolarbear 4873 I am sure loki is smiling somewhere knowing what thor has become as what he did to odin same as well.
Aspects of this scene are amazing; the face-off between Hela and Odin, Odin's final words to his sons. Yes, there's some ropey stuff; Hela's accent/the rushed nature of the whole scene. In the end, I think editors were right to go with what they did.
I really like this version as well. I am grateful this was posted. I had no idea it existed. Thank you.
The "NO" from Loki is actually breaking my heart
Mine too
mine three
Mine 3000
I love how similar homeless Odin is to fat Thor
Racurz I thought too
Ahhh... like father, like son.
They both have a lot of guilt
Almost thought it was fat Thor before I saw Thor and Loki and the title.
Cheers to those of us that inherited our fathers belly and eventually his disability. 🍾 🍻🎉
What's with all the lost eyeballs in the MCU? Although I guess Dr. Strange's third eye counters that.
“But I didn’t do this” It’s a neat line because Loki’s tone is for Thor but his body language lets you now he’s actually grasping reality to tell himself that what is in front of him isn’t his fault
I love how although Loki said he took Odin's memories, Odin is so powerful he's still somewhat aware.
3:26 Ah Loki we knew you were still there
Keep repeating this part
Kinda weird how awkwardly this scene is written in comparison to the rest of the film. The version they used is a lot more melancholy and emotional, and really sets the stage for the movie. As much as people talk about Ragnarok being a comedy, I think one of its greatest strengths is its emotional core.
I agree.
Odin's death was pretty much it. That was the end of the "old" serious emotional tone that was so spectacular in the first Thor films.
No. The 1st two Thor films were spectacular bores by comparison.
It’s interesting that the Shakespearean trained Kenneth Branagh directed the 1st Thor - then passed on the second. Because it’s Taika Waititi who demonstrated mastery of tragic comedy as opposed to the accidental comedy caused by self seriousness.
It’s equally interesting that Natalie Portman quit the MCU after the second film which was awful. But came back after Taika showed what could be done with the material.
The actors and directors know when they’ve done good work, and when they haven’t.
We can probably thank Taika Waititi for that. The happy-sad tone of Ragnarok is very reminiscent of his writing style.
"Spectacular bores"....why? Is it because you can't stand a film if it isn't stuffed to the hilt with cheesy jokes and one liners? At least the first two films were more accurate to the comics and didn't turn Thor into lebowski.
Just think how much money is right here in this one deleted scene...
Yeah, a lot of those effects were pretty far along. Some even seemingly 100% done. A costly deleted scene for sure.
But it's the MCU. They could reshoot an entire movie and still come out with more money made.
50 bucks at least
I think the reason they changed how odin died was they wanted his death to be more noble not for odin the all father to die in some piss stained alley.
True
Yeah they went with the more noble route. Unlike how luke died in the last jedi...
Thor was supposed to lose his hammer here as evident from the trailers. So glad they changed it to the hills
I still think it was handled poorly though. He was in the movie for all of two minutes before he died. It took away a lot of the impact it should have had. And his death was pretty much forgotten for the rest of the movie. Couple that with the warriors three being killed off like they meant nothing and the constant comedy throughout the movie... I just think the whole movie could've been a lot better if they'd given more gravitas to certain scenes instead of brushing over them quickly and making jokes every 5 minutes.
I just wished they made the CGI look better in the idyllic landscape they used in the movie proper.
Odin with Loki in this scene:- My son🥹🥺🙏
Odin with Thor in this scene:- F off, bye🫥🫨🎅🤪👿😡
3:10 Hela: You took everything from me
Me: I don't even know who you are
The other scene is a better death for Odin but Loki’s “NO!” Makes this scene better for me.
Ikr! That "NO!" broke my heart 😢
Yeah, let's throw away the good scene for this crap because of a single word.
final version is better, i dont like seeing asgardian between trash dustbin
2:09 “oh shit here comes Hela... where’s my shopping cart 🛒????” Lol.
I think this scene is good but the final one is far better. Loki's "NO" when Odin is stabbed though. that is heart wrenching.
2:51 Hela looks so good omg
3:10
He should have said *"I don't even know who you are"*
lmao
*She gone for the stomach*
Thor and Loki: You will. 😋
@@SapphireBoy26 Hella: no I don't think I will
Musical Genre And the scene ends with Darcy and Ian dancing on a rooftop in London, back in the 1950’s. 😂
Yeah, I like the final version better than this one.
Same!
Lol
Agreed.
Yes
I liked this version too but the one they went with was better
I see why they didn't use it. It's so odd. And the actual one is what it should be.
So now there is a perfect balance.. like all things should be - Thanos
@@James_Rosario Zip it Thanos! -Deadpool
It's because Odin was quite out-of-character which, although was acted out brilliantly by Mr. Hopkins, did not fit the role.
Also, his death was a bit too quick and dull for MCU's style.
I think if they fix the script a little, this would be better.
@@789syrus789 maybe but actual is still better
Glad they took this out
In 2:36 mins, you can see poster behind them “THUNDER” and “LOVE”. It was supposedly sneak peak for the Thor Love and Thunder. I just noticed this now. Lmao
This was pretty good, but the official one was perfect.
Shame that Odin and Asgard are gone.
Asgard is not gone. You forget asgard is not a place its a people.
@@Bruce_Banner1962 yes a small fishing village of a few hundred
If you only knew this was the original scene:D They had to change the script at the last minute...
I’m kinda glad we got rid of Odin. I never forgave him for his shitty parenting when it comes to Loki....
@@Bruce_Banner1962 Like Zion
In norse mythology hela is lokis daughter...
The United Kingdom SHHHHHH SH
And thor is a red head.....
This is the MCU
and not that hot..
I know.
"I love you my sons"
- the line that made the other scene so much better.
Kinda how I teared that even Loki felt shame of what he has done and the same how Thor ended in endgame especially meeting his mother
@BeyondEnchantment *scene
Are people really this uneducated? Lol
And the way I interpreted his character is a man full of regret in that scene. So much so he felt ashamed. Was he a flawed man, yes, just like everyone. But he recognized his mistakes in the end and atleast told his kids he loved them. Which is what most people on their deathbed do. They look back on life to reflect and cant get their head over their regrets. If you ever visit an old peoples home, you'll notice they talk alot about things they wish they did. Alot of lessons to be learned by volunteering there. Plus it's a sweet thing to do and theyll love you for it:)
It good to see this is deleted scene not part of movie
Hey ! Any of you noticed how Loki gives support to Thor while he dwindles and falls when Odin shows him Asgard burning? He loves his brother so much..
I want to cry now 😭😭😭😭❤
They probably got inspiration of bro thor's clothing from Odin in this scene since look at his gloves and sweater they look the same!
Yeah at first I thought it was some weird time loop fat Thor was stuck on!
Like father like son lol 😂
They created the script for endgame during thor ragnorak’s shooting. I don’t think it’s a coincidence either in fact they called hemsworth on set asking him if he wanted to do fat Thor for endgame
This was a treat. Not as good as what they used, but enjoyable at any rate.
You do understand this is what they originally intended right? Thats basically why it got cut...
I personally like this way better
I like this way better
@@ianm5686 kill father? 😔
This is insanely better than what was in the film. Obviously the effects are unfinished, but it gives so much more explanation to Odin's situation, lets him have a few lines and a dramatic death instead of just randomly fading into dust, lets him interact with Hela which makes her threat more legitimate. Also having Thor and Loki interact with Odin more before he dies makes his death actually mean something instead of feeling like a throwaway moment to get to the next scene.
Also having Thor throw his hammer and have it destroyed in direct response to Odin's death and then directly getting portal-ed away makes the whole scene way more intense than him just throwing it at Hela after having a calm discussion after she shows up conveniently after Odin's death.
Wow!! Tom's expression is consistent 0:51 to the final cut 👍🤓🤓😍😍
chris too 3:50
Some clips may have been reused and edited into the final cut.
The final scene in the movie is overall kinda... Well, you can tell it's a green screen more so than other times.
"you took everything from me" suddenly reminded me of wanda
Loki's "NOOO!" is gonna haunt me in my dreams
Hela: “You took everything from me!”
Odin: “I don’t even know who you are.”
Hela: “You will.”
Considering how bad father Odin was, could happen
So that’s why Thor dressed like that.
Anybody else notice the “Love Thunder” sign in the background around the 1:50 mark? Foreshadowsseinnggg
Nice catch
A decent scene but I've never been more happy a scene was removed from a film
3:09 Wanda: hey that's my quote
Hela: I don't even know who you are
Thanos: You will (know Wanda)
This scene is the one that we got in the teaser for the movie way back in 2017
Indeed.
That makes a lot of sense. I always wondered why we see Hela destroy the hammer in an alley, but the final cut there’s a clear blue sky behind her.
Yeah. Right.
@@joeybulford5266 the sky was neither clear nor blue.
LucianoWombato
Yes it was. It happened on a cliff overlooking the ocean bruh
I'm glad this wasn't in, it doesn't seem natural; maybe because Odin's acting is a bit off but either way the one we have one fits so much better
Exactly, thats why they changed it.
And it felt so rushed
guil. meister yep
The only thing that I like on this version is, Thor had a reason to throw Mjolnir to her, unlike in the movie, its just because they were told to kneel
they were wise to cut this out. hela in a graffitied alley looks pretty lame.
Yea.. as it's early version..
it is how it is in the comics books when they find him(not the hela part, but the hobo part)
also in this Odin say he give Thor the odin force, which thor clearly does not have in the movies, he is way way way to weak, which mean odin is alive somewhere and that was the reason they cut it
Put in a plane looked less creative and more lamer there like nothing but grass
@@The-Spaceducky it worked that way, putting all the focus on the characters and dialogue. This background was just a distracting mess.
Loki’s look when Odin says that he is his son ... so you want to hug him
everyone noticed how Loki gently touches and looks at Thor?
YES! 😭
Scene hit different for Loki watching after szn 2
I remember seeing bits of this scene in the trailer and being confused as to why it changed, but I think the final scene is a better send off for Odin. Just more warm and slow paced. Helps it leave an impact to his words "Asgard is not a place" where as here it feels like an after thought
Jesus. This is a lot darker than the scene that made it into the movie.
I like how Odin told Thor about the secret of the fire ...
He probably meant the Eternal Flame , and Surtur ..
He hinted the way to defeat Hela
Obviously
It's not even subtle
Bro that was the whole point wtf. Not tryna sound rude but you sound like the type that needs there hand held while watching a movie
Odin: *Kneel* (Thor immediately goes down).
Meanwhile...
Loki: I beg your pardon..?
🤣👌
This scene was shot in Brisbane Australia.. I was there when they filmed this.. got to meet Chris and Tom while Sir Anthony didn't come out to greet the fans
3:35 this is were we got that fake trailer part
3:51
Not a fake trailer. Just an another bad version of the scene. But Infinity war had fake trailer. Both are not the same.
Alternate cut/scene.
I remember Avengers Infinity War trailer have Hulk running with Captain America and the others in the Wakanda Woods but actual release Hulk is not there but Bruce banners is in Hulkbuster 2. So why they release such scene in trailer but change the plot at the end?
@@remuswoo9444 Basically tricking people from guessing what happens in the final film. Surprise factor, basically
So did odin give Thor the odinforce it sounds like he’s giving Thor his power when he has him kneel. But we have yet to see odinforce feats from Thor.
I'm pretty sure that Thor's power boost in Ragnarok is the MCU's definition of the Odin Force. Obviously not nearly as strong but maybe the MCU is going to have him get more familiar with the OF before making him more and more powerful.
@@larryvos4377 nah. The MCU are more likely to nerf his powers and turn him into a running joke. Probably then replace him with a female who's super powerful and not to be messed with.
@@jimbobjunior. i don't think so
@@akshayhere idiot this is actually happening that's why he said that😂
@@senpaijd6917 do you mean Natalie portman?
So, that's why we saw that leaked set images of Hopkins dressed like a hobo
Exactly!
These were one of the 14,000,605 visions that Dr.Strange saw… 😆
Thanks, this is deleted scene
This is exactly how thor is in Endgame..just a bit more sane
I like the official scene better. No wonder this got deleted.
3:10 I don't even know who you are
Lmaooooo
“You’ve took everything from me” has become such a standard MCU line
I'm glad they gave Odin a more scenic, peaceful end; no matter his flaws, he died as befits a king of gods
"Seek out the fire" would've been a much cooler clue used repeatedly as to what might happen later. Honestly, nothing in this movie made me think they'd attach surtur to actually letting the destruction happen. Especially when half the movie was definitely on the more humor side of things. I do prefer they chose to do the Norway thing, and Hela's added line about the hammer being destroyed far better though.
In any case, I think an alleway meeting that Odin could explain where to take him with a map he found would've actually been a way to use this concept and the one they went with so it all really tied well together. Cause really, how did broke Odin get to Norway.
Actually this would have made for a fire story.... the other was basically comedy😏
Dr. Strange
I can't believe they cut the part where Thor gets turned in to a CGI model by a CGI laser
😂👌
This makes a bit more sense. Odin all homeless since the nursing home was gone. I like a bit more how he explains Hela (and indeed this is why some trailers had Hela in a street instead of the middle of nowhere). And he's a bit more helpful by saying "seek out the fire".
BUT
Everything he says to Loki seems less genuine,he sounds *drunk* and even sarcastic. And despite the good points they're a bit ruined with a kinda rushed scene. It feels like that. Rushed.
The scene feels rushed because it is. Odin knows he has no time, that Hela is coming any second now. So he has to rush to do and say everything he needs before she arrives. He's doing his best to cram a lot of important things into a single short moment.
And he makes sure to take some of this precious time to basically say to Loki: "Yes, I do consider you my son, you aren't just a stolen relict to me. And the flaws you have aren't really your fault, you have inherited them from me, despite the fact that we share no blood, so that must have been due to bad parenting on my side." He didn't use so many words but that was what he meant.
He didn't say any such things to Thor because he knew Thor didn't need any reassurance but Loki did. He and Loki had a problematic relationship and it would have been best if they could talk it out, so that Loki would have some closure, but there was no time, so Odin gave him at least this instead. He knew that Loki felt excluded from the family after he found out he was adopted, so he practically told him: "Look, you have inherited all my flaws, as only a real son would. You're an integral part of our family, just like Thor."
Odin is Loki’s true father, he loved Loki unconditionally, even if he’s drunk, all he says to his children is the truth.
I’m so glad they didn’t do this version
0:35 - 0:55 Loki's Expression when Odin still sees him as his son despite him doing such things.
3:24 - Can never Watch a King Go down like this. Especially in cinemas. Better they did it the other way in cinemas.
Wish Hela was more involved in MCU. She's basically stronger than Thanos w/o infinity stones.
Yeah I really hope they make the right decision and just have her having escaped Asgard. Just because she "drew her power from it" doesn't mean she'd be powerless, just not seemingly unstoppable. It's even wierd when her "alleged death" happens and it's more of like a big green light then anything more.
Really hope she returns and in way better capacity then what they did to red skull.
It’s marvel, they don’t give two shits about their villains. Just a dumpster for one film and move on
@@wifine1951 That's not true at all
Range Rover Sport SVR Her role is not over from the MCU I guess. She can be seen again in future marvel movies. Don’t forget Thor is still in MCU.
The Google Really? You sure about that? Let’s go through them systematically shall we?Vulture - X(not dead but not likely to see him again)
Obadiah stain? X
Mickey Rourkes character in iron man 2? X
Mandarin - X
Ultron - X
Warmonger - X
Ego - X
Ronin(who btw the in comics joins the guardians of the galaxy) -X
Red Skull - X reduced to minor side character
Elf dude from Thor 2 - X
Abomination - X
Major Ross - not dead but reduced to minor roles
Defense secretary In winter soldier - X
Crossbones - 1 movie, second movie minor character, died quickly X
Thanos - mentioned, hinted at, very little screen time until the two most recent movies, where are kind of one movie in 2 parts. - X
Mysterio - 2 movies so far seems likely, we don’t know.
Yellowjacket - X
So basically most if not all villains are completely throwaway, the only ones who aren’t are not really villains to begin with just have purposes at odds with the heroes and become allies.
You were saying?
I like how he still grabs his shopping cart 🛒😂 2:10
hahaha
He is SO welsh when he's acting drunk xD Love Hopkins
From King to homeless man. This was so much better than the final
3:11 Hela: You took everything from me
Odin (drunk): I don't even know who you are
The great king of nordic pantheon ended up as a homeless vagabond in brooklyn
Sad
Pretty sure it's not Brooklyn..
To the Great Halls of the Aesir Odin goes, carried by his Valkyries.
Lol, if only you knew how Odin - much like Zeus, come to think of it - loved to play dress up and mess with mortals.
*Homeless vagabond ends up in set within Brisbane City
So i guess the alley scene from the trailer is not fake at all?
Not fake, but also not canon
They replaced the alley scene (where Thor loses his hammer) because test audience reactions weren’t good. So they refilmed this entire alleyway scene with them at the hills
Ffs guys just accept that Odin actually loves Loki! He just never knew how to show him his affection, because they have only little in common. Btw I think Odin is a real badass and the Movies didn't gave him real credit
So, this is how marvel confuse the actors which scene is real and which scene is fake. Really nice move to prevent actors from giving a spoiler.
Gladly the final scene is way more cooler than this, odin die into a dust and his power couldn't hold her anymore
Anyone else get Zorro vibes from Odin's look!
si...
YES.
Anyone get Don Diego de la Vega vibes from Odin's look🤣
Yes I was hoping I wasn't the only one to notice 😁
All of it right down to the head band.
I think they could have used some parts of this version. Could have used Odin as a homeless man scavenging in the alleyway as more of a flashback to tell the audience what he endured during his time on Earth when he was under Loki's mind wipe spell. I definitely would have liked to see Odin hand off the Odinforce to Thor in a similar, but better non rushed fashion. The exchange between Hela and Odin could have been utilized. Add in slightly more dialogue with that scene then have Odin collapse down, and as Hela is about to attack, Odin perishes as in the final version. Having Hela witness the death of her father and seeing her with a wicked evil smile knowing that the one person that could stop her is finally dead would have been a chilling scene to watch.
1:04 the fall of ass-gard. Why did he say it like that 😂