Dude, it's New Mexico. All kinds of weird shit happens here. Don't be surprised when no one notices Thor being Thor. We don't notice shit unless it has green chile.
YTEdy New Mexico has been a state since 1912, longer than Hawaii and Alaska. It sits just north of Mexico, south of Colorado, and between Texas and Arizona. We have a joke here that goes "Arizona blows, Texas sucks, and New Mexico is caught in the middle."
Ari Van Kort If we assume they live for approximately 5000 years like Loki says in Thor 2 and Loki is maybe 1000~ish he would be like a 16 year to them. So yeah he is just going through a teenage phase
Cedes B It has been many years since I read the edda, but from memory, that is not the case. The gods can die, but it is unlikely (at least until Ragnorak). Balder was pretty much immortal and invulnerable (other than to mistle toe, which Frig had not asked to promise to not harm Balder). Hollywood bastardises pretty much anything it touches. I'm not a fan of Marvel's adapted forms of the Norse mythology, but then again, I am a purist.
+יואב דנינו Norse mythology dates to events way before 940AD. And is probably the remains of an old myth that told of the retreating glaciers, around 10,000 BCE.
+Jakub Lachowski, its called writing. You know, Jesus didn't invent writing. Here in the Scandinavian countries, specially Norway and Iceland, we had our own type of writing. Its actually many here that can read and write it, even though its not used for every day use. What Richard Sejour is saying is true, that there is many many writings on this, by Snorre Sturlason. Anf anyways, its based on Norse mythology, and all of this is actually correct, but not the stories afterwards in the movie though.
+Richard Sejour yes, in norway, the godess Freya is spelled Frøya. My entire family has got names from the norse mythology. But sadly no one actually knows that much about the norse mythology, especially in the Southern parts of norway, but i know that in the north, where i want to live, it's still a few people beliving in it. But i've got some pretty interesting stories that can relate to the norse mythologi and stuff. And by the way, sorry if you see some mistakes in grammar or spelling, but i try as good as i can, and norwegians are not exactly know for being good at english, and i suppose the fact that im thirteen doesn't make it simpler 😝
Isn't Jane a bit boring ? I mean most of what she does is hover around Thor with a dopey lovestruck expression on her face. I'm with Loki : Jane is changing Thor into a big boring dreamboat.
Yess and also I feel that Thor and Jane’s romantic feelings towards each other was so rushed and made no sense to me.... it was sorta just like “oh.... ig she loves him now? After... like a day?”
+Christopher Wiet no. narrator asked whychange into suit if loki is just going to make himself invisible anyway. He never asked how he changed into different clothes. youtube commentor ignored that fact.
Living in a town with 800 people I can tell you we have no stop lights, one gas stop/convenience store and a "Grocery store" that has milk from July of last year. Damn straight I'd like a 7/11
Same. My town had zero traffic lights and one overpriced gas station/shitty convenience store owned by a crotchety 100 year old man and a post office. It was also one of only two dry towns in the entire state which probably explains why weed and prescription drugs were so popular amongst us teens.We didn't even have our own highschool. We had an elementary and a middle school but for highschool we had to take the bus/drive to the next equally small town except they had two gas stations, a couple convenience stores, pharmacy, dry cleaners, post office, pizza place, a few restaurants, two bars and two liquor stores and even a tiny train station. My 8th grade graduation before highschool consisted of about 80 something kids. Meeting our counterparts who would make up the rest of our freshman class was a trip. Literally. At the end of 8th grade our class took a field trip to their middle school so we could all meet to make the first day of highschool a little less awkward. Good idea but was described by upper classmen and older siblings as when the drug addicts from our town meet the alcoholics of their town and combine to form the new freshman class. Lol. I was the only kid to actually be called to the other school's principal's office. Why? Because it was 1996 and I was wearing a Marilyn Manson t-shirt that said "everlasting c***sucker on the back. Oops.
GeorgeMonet In deed, the movie works on Clarke's third law, but as said law says, at this point of science progress, it's impossible to tell the difference with magic.
Krwzprtt Actually, Thor's words are specifically "You're ancestors called it magic, and you call it science. I come from a place where they are one in the same." What he is really saying is that the forces Asgardians utilize is cannot be labeled as either. While he would agree with Clark's Law, he would also agree with Niven' Law, which counters that 'any advanced form of magic is indistinguishable from technology." While it is true a lot of Asgardian artifacts do function like advanced technology, they function through the manipulation of the very magic energy of the Odinforce, and as such cannot be labeled as science or magic. Thus Loki's abilities, as well as the abilities of all other races of the Nine Realms, can be labeled as either magic or advanced science.
"Did Loki..." Yes. Yes, he did, because he is Loki the full-scale diva. Basically, everything Loki is due to magic. He's a freaking sorcerer with seemingly limitless powers. The question isn't why he would do said thing. Why would he not?
So u sin Loki because u think he needs a wardrobe? Loki is a shape shifter so why would he need to go and change his clothes? 1 sin for you for that mistake,, DING.
Yes but his change of clothes is a power that even Elsa has! HIS POWERS MAKE NO GODDAMN SENSE. And when you shapeshift... I thought that you don't change the very fabric you're wearing too 🤔
+Liss Firefly Yeah I don't think you mean illusion or whoever made it up got it wrong bc, illusion is supposed to be something that *isn't* really there, only made to seem like it is.
+Shannon G Loki is the master of illusions. He could easily change himself to look however he wants. He made himself look like Odin. There was still a person there, it just wasn't actually Odin. Just because he's wearing clothes doesn't mean he can't make his clothes different. And as to your comment on the definition of illusion, you are correct. The clothes aren't really there. They look like they are. DIFFERENT clothes however, are there.
Darth Vader no, the CGI was ONLY half of the time looked good to ok, the other half, especially with the battle droids and Coruscant felt fake as shit.
loki said 'if you destroy the bridge you'll never see her again' not because there werent any other passages to earth, but because he knew that thor didnt know about the other passages and it would give him reason to stop breaking the bridge, meaning that the world with the frost giants would be destroyed
To add on: "Making us believe that the hero is dead but he really isn't because he has two other solo films coming up and is really important to one of the most highly anticipated movies of all time" cliché.
5:34 THIS IS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!! If Loki actually wanted Thor to die, he would have just outright killed him with the blaster. He purposefully chose to hit him away because there was a chance of him surviving. And if you notice through the rest of the series, Loki is constantly doing this with Thor. He's never actually wanted to kill him (even if sometimes he's probably more okay with the idea than others)!!
And this also goes with why there were flaws in his plan: he's not a master planner. He's pretty much a kid, and his emotions/actually caring about his family caused him to mess up. If he was truly ruthless and cold, he wouldn't have hesitated with dealing with everyone.
We don't have any record of this? Ok, sure the exact battle from the movie was never in the Nordic Myths, but Nordic poems and stories have plenty of records of things that their gods did.
The one about flipping the table was a little weak. Plenty of people can restrain anger until they are alone. I know a lot of "sins" are tongue-in-cheek, but this one just struck me as a little TOO pedantic.
Also, I think the idea behind Coulson letting Thor go, was so they could monitor exactly what he was doing outside their custody, because Coulson clearly suspects something is amiss (hence why he lets Thor approach Mjolnir in the first place). I don't think it was simply to be led back to their research lab (or whatever it's supposed to be).
I don't think it was weak or tongue-in-cheek; yes people can "restrain anger until they are alone" but that's not what what the sin was. It was that he could hold off upending a huge, heavy royal banquet table until at least several minutes later. I seriously doubt many people can do that.
***** Yeah I know what happened in the movie; I watched it. I agree with CinemaSins; I don't see how he could have been so in control and then so out of control. And because you and "Scott" think his comment is "100% correct" doesn't mean it is. Thor didn't just throw a small object when he was alone; he upended a huge royal banquet table. It just isn't logical.
hedrack08 Well actually might have punched a couple of things while he was making his way back to that room. It's not like they showed him walking all the way to that exact area.
I kind of suspected I spelt it wrong. It is hard for an American to spell and pronounce Scandinavian names like Jormungandr. Also Loki gave birth to a giant wolf named Fenrir who will eat Odin at Rangarok. That guy cannot keep it in his pants. He even used it in tug of war with a goat
Dalton Campbell Whoa warn a girl before your spoilers bro XD And for some reason I just picture Thor walking in on Loki tug of warring with that goat and walking back out like "nope"
I watched Thor for to see what it was like. I watched Dark World for Loki I watched Ragnarok for Loki and stayed for both Loki and the newly better version of Thor.
What, Funny Thor? Or as that character is usually called in the comics, Hercules? Thor isn't funny. Like, ever. If they wanted a Thor movie injected with humor, introduce Frog Thor. Cuz that was funny & original & didn't compromise the character.
@@user-zb8tq5pr4x Uh...I do. But you would think movies that are DIRECTLY created or inspired by those EXACT same comics would be a little faithful to the material. Instead of simply relying on the same old tired Hollywood summer blockbuster formula.
@ 5:05, when Thor is drawing the Tree of Life, no he did not say "Anaheim," rather he said "Vanaheim." It's in the closed caption & if one really listens, one can hear the 'V' sound in Vanaheim. Growing up in Anaheim, CA USA; I never got a straight answer on the origin of the city's name.
The Thor movies are far from the best in the MCEU, but some of these sins come from just not knowing backstories or characters powers- like Loki's shape-shifting (which includes his clothes) or Odin concealing Loki's true form with his magic. There are some things- very minor things- that the movie glosses over, but that doesn't mean the movie sucks just for that.
"Did [Loki] bring a change of clothes with him while he was transporting realm to realm?" Bitch, he might. He is a full-time diva. Also, illusion and god of mischief, that sort of thing. Also, excuse me, did you just diss Kenneth Branagh? What the hell is wrong with you? :O He did an amazing job with this movie.
To be fair, Thor does have the power of All-Tongue which means that anyone who hears him will hear him speak their native language in their hearts (basically if you speak English then you hear Thor speak English, speak French and you hear Thor speak French, etc.)
2:23 if you know the comic you know the answer to that, something the movie should have said. Loki's race will adapt to the environment to survive better. Loki saw an Asgardian, so his appearance changed to look like one to better his chances of living.
I always thought it was because Odin used a spell on him, later Loki's daughter Hel is full Jotun, yet half of her face is asgardian and the other jotun, HOW THE FUCK DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT SHIT?
Shinyhunterlobo and ShinyhunterRaven Comic writers can pick and choose when to stay with the canon story. That's why a lot of comics have to be reimagined every so often because of how contradicting the stories can be to each other. As far as why Loki looks Asgardian as a child, it's because of his race's abilities, at least that's what it used to be.
Another HUGE sin. The war In 965 a.d is supposedly where Odin defeated laufey and took Loki. So Loki was a baby.thor and Loki both grew up together, so Thor was a baby too. So, how the hell does anyone know who Thor is? It's not like he came to earth after that war. They say the Vikings worshipped him, but did they even see him or is hammer? Meaning, there is no way any human could know anyone except Odin, which makes this entire story make no sense.
You do realise that you just criticised the Norse mythology and not the movie? This video is about the movie "Thor" based on the Marvel comic books, it doesn't really deal with how likely the Norse mythology itself is...
SmilyLily1996 please. I have read both Norse mythology and the comics. Laufey is fictional. The battle is fictional. In fact, the entire marvel story of Thor has nothing to do with Norse mythology. Except the names Odin Thor and Loki. You do know the Norse God Thor is a dwarf right? Chris Hemsworth doesn't look like one to me.
2:12, how does he leave the hospital without anyone seeing him? I worked in a psychiatric hospital for 10yrs and one incident I remember was a disabled patient amputeed from the knees down (he was also on a secure ward) managed to get through two sets of locked doors, down two flights of stairs while dragging his wheelchair behind him, get on a taxi for a 3 mile drive into the city and get on a train for a 50 mile journey before he was missed. He managed to get 150 miles away before the police found him. Don't know what that says about him or the nursing staff but there you go.
knifeofspaghetti In the lores Loki is really the cunning one, but he's not wise. He creates problems and then solves them himself. But never doubt his cunning.
knifeofspaghetti As much as I appreciate the effort put behind the psychology of movie Loki. I end up feeling pity for him. Which does not make him a good enough villain. He's very relatable, very redeemable. It makes him so flawed and perfect in fiction. But I can't see him as a villain, just misunderstood. You just want to save him, which makes us all Thor, in a sense.
This is one of the few times that you have actually managed to annoy me with your "It's a sin because I don't like it" attitude, what is so stupid about setting up the Tesseract storyline? I mean since Loki is the villain in the Avengers and it shows him influencing Selvig's mind, it would be pretty stupid if they just skipped that and cut to him being brainwashed by Loki with no explanation. Ding! What do you mean there is no record of the Frost Giants and Asgardians whatsoever? Ever hear of Norse Mythology? You know, where Thor originates from? I don't see any humans around in that scene anyway, so how would anyone be able to keep a record of it? Ding!
He was talking about the massive war, which btw in the movie is said to have taken place in the second half of the Viking age (ca. 600 - 1066) and also there are no "frost giants" in norse mythology but iguess it's just a translation error
The problem is the way it was set up. This setup was completely inapposite with the Avengers movie. The other problem is that the entire point of this movie was basically just to setup the Tesseract for the Avengers movie, and because of that purpose too little attention was paid to this movie which was basically just treading water for over an hour without actually accomplishing anything at all.
Everything wrong with the Star Wars Prequels, Original Trilogy, The Heat, Hulk and The Incredible Hulk, Ben 10: Race against Time, Ben 10: Alien Swarm, Dragonball Evolution, Transformers 2 and 3, Indiana Jones, GI Joe, and Fairly Odd Parents: Grow Up Timmy Turner, please.
Basically, anything that revolves around deceiving your sense... Loki can pretty much do. Being the God of Mischief and what not. And as for the Post credits scene... that was influence, not mind control.
I enjoy that in the Avengers movie Fury says "you had a grudge match that leveled a small town" but it's extremely and painfully clear in this movie that little to no damage actually happens to the town.
Hey that bald guy at the super secret meteorite military base is one of the Hydra operatives from the new Cpt America, anyone else notice this? :D fangasm
***** Yep, another world like earth. Just with giant laser-beam shooting robots; hammers that fly, warp magnetism, and shoot lightning; and staves that highjack minds, bend light, and shoot energy blasts.
***** It's futuristic because their technology is far more advanced than our own as has been stated numerous times. They have a giant robot that shoots laser beams that's obviously far more advanced than any car. They have also been shown to have other forms of transport like flight, so why would they still use horses?
Edward Kenway I love laughing at TH-cam comments! XD No, we aren't all like that, and you should check your facts before saying offencive things like that. ;)
Edward Kenway Redheads everywhere? What the fuck are you smoking? Red/Orange Hair makes up for only 5% of the entire United States population. Are you drunk??
Frost Giants, originally Jotner/Jøtuler did look like humans, but they were, as the english translation may suggest, giants(and were the original trolls). They could at least have made Loke noticably taller than Thor.
Madarch The Eddas aren't exactly big on details. But they're fairly clear on Loki looking like pretty much whatever the Hell he feels like at the moment, world-class shapeshifter and all that. Hell. He *mothered* several of the notable beasties of the mythos and in nonhuman forms to boot.
He clearly said *Vanaheim*. The World of the Vanir in which some of them are part of the Norse pantheon. You really need to check your mythology. Loki is God of mischief and yes he can turn invisible. Granted his powers aren't stated in the film. A lot of points you make are valid but it's nitpicking really.
I had no idea where Puente Antiguo is when watching this film so the first sin is stupid because I, and many others would`t have know where exactly they were.
BartJ583 But they got their own town sign (? Is it the right word? "Ortsschild" in German), so I'd still count them as villages, although they kinda belong to some bigger town/village.
julian brown You do know it is meant as a joke right? Like I also did not know there was a Puente Antiguo to begin with but I still laugh at the very obvious joke.
At the end it's suggested that it was a subliminal message to Selvig. You know, like if you're watching a trailer and they flash an image of popcorn every thousand frames then you get the urge to eat popcorn or something...
Can't wait to see the sin tally for Thor 2. My sister was walking out of the theater going, "So let me get this straight - they have force fields and space ships in Asgard, but they still fight with swords? They haven't invented guns or energy weapons or anything?? And why does Loki's prison cell have Roman furniture?"
LOL - I asked the same question to my uncle and aunt. They have so much advanced technology that far surpasses our own... Yet they fight with medieval weapons? ROFLMFAO!
Thor beat the shit out of Iron man with his hammer in Avengers. Hulk clearly couldn't lift it either. I doubt loki's spear matched the hammer too,it simply held up
Iron Man's suit is able to withstand Thor's Hammer and both he and Thor were pretty much at an impasse in their never ending beat down that had no victor in the end. Unless you count that moment where Cap made his appearance and Thor sent Iron Man crashing into a tree. Also, Cap's shield is the weapon with no equal when it deflected the Hammer's attack. Forgot to add that point in there didn't you, Cinemasins. Even though Hulk couldn't lift the hammer, Thor still got his ass beaten. ... And that's about it. Oh wait. Beginning aside, Thor is not wearing his iconic helmet. Ever. Again. Now I'm done.
Is no one gonna mention the fact that in the midst of the whole nordic-themed aesthetic of asgard they have one random japanese samurai-looking dude? I mean, he's awesome and he kicks a lot of ass, but why is he there?
Hogun The Grim is part of the Warriors Three, along with Fandral the Dashing and Volstagg the Voluminous. He's the only one of them who isn't actually born of Asgard though.
I was thinking the Asian warrior, Hogun, was inspired by steppe warriors from central Asia more so than samurai, the comic book depictions I've seen led me to believe this. Based on what I've read about him he was never actually a human, his unnamed homeland was conquered by some dude called Mogul of the Mystic Mountain. It would be much more interesting if he were a samurai or steppe warrior from earth who became an Asgardian god in Valhalla for his prowess in battle.
this vid questions Loki's wardrobe. as you might know Loki can shapeshift.. explaining his sudden changing wardrobe p.s he did that very thing when he went to germany to get the eyeball from that guy (in the avengers)
The thing that makes me mad isn't the video, it's the commenters who don't understand that this is for humor, not to be taken seriously, and that the people at CinemaSins (usually) love the film they make a EWW over enough to do it, and then are suggested films that they do and don't love. Half of the time the "sins" are explained in the movie, but are pointed out because viewers who don't pay attention to the story would point out, and other times there are legit faults in the film that they point out, and sometimes it's just a random thing that they make a joke about like #7 being a "shrine" to nipples. It wasn't a legit fault, just something random to point out just like Bruce Wayne's bed in BB & DKR is a nipple bed. It's just something to laugh at.
When he flips the table there are no chairs whatsoever and none of the fruits and vegetables that fly off the table are smashed. I guess the Asgardian janitors needed a break, what with Thor smashing tables in his own house.
4:14 I didn't even realize there were anymore super heroes in this movie when I watched it back then. I legitimately saw nothing strange about an out of place guy with a bow and arrow here and thought nothing of it like it was just some guy with a bow on security. Really some guy with a bow on security is what it is but you get what I'm saying I didn't know it was a hero.
"Whosever wields this hammer, should he be worthy, shall be granted the power of Thor," or whatever is a lot different from "You can only lift this hammer if you should be king of Asgard."
After the credits, the scene with Loki for the Avengers makes sense because Loki can take form of anyone. He turns into Captain America in Thor 2. Also he can control is suit. He can change from his full on armour and helmet to just is green and gold suit.
Why do people like these so seriously? I like the Spiderman movies, Batman, Harry Potter, Thor and a whole bunch more that they made an "Everything Wrong With: " about. I still find these funny and entertaining.
I thought Loki's shape shifting and magic powers were pretty clear. They just showed us instead of being cheap and telling us. When Odin's hand touches baby Loki's skin, baby Loki shape shifted his skin to change color and shape of what/who he was seeing/touching. And since he stays looking like an Asgardian, I would assume that his adoptive mother uses her magic to keep him from changing back. He's not going to turn into one since the boys are taught the giants are evil like a boogyman. And his skin turns back naturally to its original form of frost giant when his skin is touched by one. I'm not a comic book reader, but I got all of that during the first movie. Except the mother and her possible spell, that I got from Thor2. Maybe this video needs to be redone and looked at more closely. This one felt rushed....
Thor destroys the bridge to the bifrost (pretty much the entire bifrost) yet he and loki reappear in the avengers, on earth, with no prior mention of HOW? did they rebuild the bifrost? asgardian magic?
HaywireEagle Loki says "How much dark magic did the Allfather have to muster to conjure you here" in The Avengers. Maybe dark matter was involved, but that isn't what he says.
Dude, it's New Mexico. All kinds of weird shit happens here. Don't be surprised when no one notices Thor being Thor. We don't notice shit unless it has green chile.
Plus, isn't Mexico rumoured to be the place where Area 51 is?
Ugh... New Mexico is not part of Mexico. Even if you are joking, I've heard that so many times it's not funny.
+Drake Caliburn Wait, there's a "New" Mexico now? Really?
+sehaj brar Nevada. About 80 miles from Las Vegas.
YTEdy New Mexico has been a state since 1912, longer than Hawaii and Alaska. It sits just north of Mexico, south of Colorado, and between Texas and Arizona. We have a joke here that goes "Arizona blows, Texas sucks, and New Mexico is caught in the middle."
Loki's going through his rebellious teenage phase.
Ari Van Kort If we assume they live for approximately 5000 years like Loki says in Thor 2 and Loki is maybe 1000~ish he would be like a 16 year to them. So yeah he is just going through a teenage phase
Cedes B umm the gods are immortal until Ragnarok.
mrtheoden Odin has said repeatedly that they die. "We live, we die like any one else." "Give or take a thousand years"
Cedes B It has been many years since I read the edda, but from memory, that is not the case. The gods can die, but it is unlikely (at least until Ragnorak). Balder was pretty much immortal and invulnerable (other than to mistle toe, which Frig had not asked to promise to not harm Balder). Hollywood bastardises pretty much anything it touches. I'm not a fan of Marvel's adapted forms of the Norse mythology, but then again, I am a purist.
mrtheoden I meant I'm the movies. I was not including the myths in this discussion but they are definitely better than the movie adaptions
they did write the war thing down... its called the norse mythology
+יואב דנינו Norse mythology dates to events way before 940AD. And is probably the remains of an old myth that told of the retreating glaciers, around 10,000 BCE.
+Richard Sejour Haha, snorri sturluson!!! Its acctually snorre sturlason, but, okey...
+Richard Sejour Well, how do you know if it's so old?
+Jakub Lachowski, its called writing. You know, Jesus didn't invent writing. Here in the Scandinavian countries, specially Norway and Iceland, we had our own type of writing. Its actually many here that can read and write it, even though its not used for every day use. What Richard Sejour is saying is true, that there is many many writings on this, by Snorre Sturlason. Anf anyways, its based on Norse mythology, and all of this is actually correct, but not the stories afterwards in the movie though.
+Richard Sejour yes, in norway, the godess Freya is spelled Frøya. My entire family has got names from the norse mythology. But sadly no one actually knows that much about the norse mythology, especially in the Southern parts of norway, but i know that in the north, where i want to live, it's still a few people beliving in it. But i've got some pretty interesting stories that can relate to the norse mythologi and stuff.
And by the way, sorry if you see some mistakes in grammar or spelling, but i try as good as i can, and norwegians are not exactly know for being good at english, and i suppose the fact that im thirteen doesn't make it simpler 😝
"Where's Heimdall?"
"Oh, Loki had him moved to storage."
Perfection.
At the end, he isnt mind-controlling him, he is planting subtle suggestions in his mind.
Manipulator... I'll have to give that to the adopted Frost Giant.
Isn't Jane a bit boring ? I mean most of what she does is hover around Thor with a dopey lovestruck expression on her face. I'm with Loki : Jane is changing Thor into a big boring dreamboat.
same, she could've been much more interesting, but guess they wouldnt bore with that.
Yep! Love Loki 😍😍😍
Yess and also I feel that Thor and Jane’s romantic feelings towards each other was so rushed and made no sense to me.... it was sorta just like “oh.... ig she loves him now? After... like a day?”
Lil Valor yeah what was up with that? I wish there was a longer period of time where Thor was happy being mortal with Jane and then had to leave her
Loki is correct a lot of the time though🤣 that's why I like him.
beautiful CGI counts as a sin? how do you figure? what did you want them to do, BUILD Asgard?
In the same way any sane human would build a divine kingdom: A polymere or wax miniature... :3...
YES
At least make it look like something other than a Final Fantasy cutscene
Lord of the rings had helms deep, gondor and rohan built in mini and built rohan in actual size
Corey Holt 🤦🏽♂️🤣😂😂😂 Yea he be REALLY petty sometimes lol
The narrator seems rather upset that Loki can use magic to change outfits instantly and just seems to ignore that fact.
+Christopher Wiet no. narrator asked whychange into suit if loki is just going to make himself invisible anyway. He never asked how he changed into different clothes. youtube commentor ignored that fact.
@@thedangerwich5476 Watch again. He sinned the clothing change, "what did he bring a whole wardrobe?"
It’s supposed to be like that, extremely exaggerated and that what makes it funny
I just assumed Loki was visible, and just slipped in passing for a Shield agent. Does the movie point out that he's invisible?
@@histguy101 yes
Living in a town with 800 people I can tell you we have no stop lights, one gas stop/convenience store and a "Grocery store" that has milk from July of last year.
Damn straight I'd like a 7/11
Tell me about it.
Tasmiah Rahman
he just did
Garytheblastoise Fair enough.
Same. My town had zero traffic lights and one overpriced gas station/shitty convenience store owned by a crotchety 100 year old man and a post office. It was also one of only two dry towns in the entire state which probably explains why weed and prescription drugs were so popular amongst us teens.We didn't even have our own highschool. We had an elementary and a middle school but for highschool we had to take the bus/drive to the next equally small town except they had two gas stations, a couple convenience stores, pharmacy, dry cleaners, post office, pizza place, a few restaurants, two bars and two liquor stores and even a tiny train station. My 8th grade graduation before highschool consisted of about 80 something kids. Meeting our counterparts who would make up the rest of our freshman class was a trip. Literally. At the end of 8th grade our class took a field trip to their middle school so we could all meet to make the first day of highschool a little less awkward. Good idea but was described by upper classmen and older siblings as when the drug addicts from our town meet the alcoholics of their town and combine to form the new freshman class. Lol. I was the only kid to actually be called to the other school's principal's office. Why? Because it was 1996 and I was wearing a Marilyn Manson t-shirt that said "everlasting c***sucker on the back. Oops.
Me growing up in a town of 5,000: rubes!
Half of the sins about Loki's abilities can be summed up in one word. MAGIC. Loki is a powerful magician, a fact they never really try to hide.
Except as Thor explains, it isn't magic but science. So Loki's abilities cannot operate haphazardly.
GeorgeMonet In deed, the movie works on Clarke's third law, but as said law says, at this point of science progress, it's impossible to tell the difference with magic.
Loki is a Trickster. A god. In the viking mythology
Mr Wilson more like a demigod
Krwzprtt Actually, Thor's words are specifically "You're ancestors called it magic, and you call it science. I come from a place where they are one in the same." What he is really saying is that the forces Asgardians utilize is cannot be labeled as either. While he would agree with Clark's Law, he would also agree with Niven' Law, which counters that 'any advanced form of magic is indistinguishable from technology." While it is true a lot of Asgardian artifacts do function like advanced technology, they function through the manipulation of the very magic energy of the Odinforce, and as such cannot be labeled as science or magic. Thus Loki's abilities, as well as the abilities of all other races of the Nine Realms, can be labeled as either magic or advanced science.
"Did Loki..."
Yes. Yes, he did, because he is Loki the full-scale diva.
Basically, everything Loki is due to magic. He's a freaking sorcerer with seemingly limitless powers. The question isn't why he would do said thing. Why would he not?
The drama queen.
Who marvel nerfed to hell
Who else thinks that it is thanks to "the guy who directed all those Shakespear movies" that we got such a great Loki?
Yep!
Ethan Redding *Raises hand*
He'd worked with Tom before and picked him as Loki (he'd auditioned for Thor), so yeah, def we have a lot to thank him for!
Ethan Redding Loki ended uo being the greatest super villian I've ever seen 👀
Doth thine mother know you weareth her dress.
So u sin Loki because u think he needs a wardrobe? Loki is a shape shifter so why would he need to go and change his clothes? 1 sin for you for that mistake,, DING.
I want to give you a thumb up but it Does not work from Phone :
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Tony Skagerlund dig you've known CinemaSins long enough, you'll realize that he makes jokes about a lot of things
Yes but his change of clothes is a power that even Elsa has! HIS POWERS MAKE NO GODDAMN SENSE.
And when you shapeshift... I thought that you don't change the very fabric you're wearing too 🤔
Jazz Bear He can also create illusions, so it’s likely that he just put an illusion over himself wearing clothes.
Who cares how Loki looks human when his human form looks like Tom Hiddleston?
Amen !
Dare To Be Nerdy loki is tom hiddeston🤦♀️
@@lokislittlesister1737 r/woosh ... Plz don't watch videos if you don't know what a joke is
@@lokislittlesister1737 oh and also!! The comment is like 2 years ago ... What's the point in replying ?? Lol xD
Mini me what do you mean?
I never actually noticed Hawkeye when watching Thor
That's just how bland if a character he is, he's ridiculously unnoticeable.
Hawkeye was in Thor?...O__o
I had no idea about the character the last time i saw, also with the Tesseract
Fletch Matic YES
Okay, any reason why they shoe horned him into the film, and was barely noticeable enough for no one to criticize?
Heimdall is literally the most badass character in all of Marvel. I wish he had more screen time
+Brick tator I know right! So underrated.
Indeed. Fingers crossed for more epic feats of awesomeness from Heimdall in Thor Ragnorok!!!
Cody Wright yeah he’s dead
Cody Wright I’m so glad he had a bigger part in Thor Ragnarok!
Certainly one of the most inaccurate, anyway.
Loki can magically change his clothes by illusion. The suit was most likely an illusion.
So are you saying Loki is naked and projects clothes or that he telepathically changes their appearence?
+Liss Firefly Yeah I don't think you mean illusion or whoever made it up got it wrong bc, illusion is supposed to be something that *isn't* really there, only made to seem like it is.
+Shannon G Loki is the master of illusions. He could easily change himself to look however he wants. He made himself look like Odin. There was still a person there, it just wasn't actually Odin. Just because he's wearing clothes doesn't mean he can't make his clothes different. And as to your comment on the definition of illusion, you are correct. The clothes aren't really there. They look like they are. DIFFERENT clothes however, are there.
Gorgeous CGI isn't a sin.
tell that to star wars prequels haters
FoeHammer419
it made everything so much better, and it looked way more awesome than the originals
you should be called damaged trump
Hari Haran
but that would be unnecessary, since Trump is always damaged, and this would make it look like only this one is damaged
Darth Vader no, the CGI was ONLY half of the time looked good to ok, the other half, especially with the battle droids and Coruscant felt fake as shit.
loki said 'if you destroy the bridge you'll never see her again' not because there werent any other passages to earth, but because he knew that thor didnt know about the other passages and it would give him reason to stop breaking the bridge, meaning that the world with the frost giants would be destroyed
Whines about lack of female mud wrestling but neglects the perfection that is Hemsworth's abs.
also his shirtless scene was definely a sin
Ding.
Another win for CinemaWins for adding a win for "Chris Hemsworth's workout routine"
Loki is a shapeshifter! THAT'S how he can regain his humanoid form.
Let's not even TALK about his association with horses.
Amy Heider Brown And don't forget Wolves and Snakes.
but he's still fine as shit so it's ok
OH yeah, totally fine as silk. And twice as smooth and sexy.
That and the enchantment Odin places on him to keep his looks that of someone from Asgard... whom happen to look human.
5:34 ....also making us believe the hero is dead although we all know he isn't'' clichê
DING!!!!!!
Aka Batman vs Superman
To add on:
"Making us believe that the hero is dead but he really isn't because he has two other solo films coming up and is really important to one of the most highly anticipated movies of all time" cliché.
5:34 THIS IS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!! If Loki actually wanted Thor to die, he would have just outright killed him with the blaster. He purposefully chose to hit him away because there was a chance of him surviving. And if you notice through the rest of the series, Loki is constantly doing this with Thor. He's never actually wanted to kill him (even if sometimes he's probably more okay with the idea than others)!!
And this also goes with why there were flaws in his plan: he's not a master planner. He's pretty much a kid, and his emotions/actually caring about his family caused him to mess up. If he was truly ruthless and cold, he wouldn't have hesitated with dealing with everyone.
"How does Loki look human again?" They live in a world of Gods and magic, dude.
We don't have any record of this? Ok, sure the exact battle from the movie was never in the Nordic Myths, but Nordic poems and stories have plenty of records of things that their gods did.
Ooh... Norse Mythology... right... although I prefer the Avengers to no end. Read Magnus Chase. See how Loki and Alex were related. Ew.
Thor smashing the coffee cup and yelling "ANOTHER" was absolutely worthy of a sin removal
This comment is good,i like it...
ANOTHER!
Just noticed that the guy with the glasses at 3:45 is the same guy in Cap. America 2 who is with hydra. I love these crossovers :D
Yeah he's in the Avengers too. He's on the bridge of the hellicarrier in some scenes when they're talking about searching for Loki & the tesseract.
i first noticed jasper sitwell in the episodes of agents of shield leading up to the cap 2 hydra reveal.
TheHorreK2 All marvel movies or shows are in the same uneverse soooo its not a cross over sorry 'bout that
He's also in the short after Incredible Hulk
TheHorreK2 He's actually a major character in Agents of SHIELD, if I remember correctly, and his name is Sitwell
Loki doesn’t need a wardrobe dude! He magically changes his clothes
Bonus round: Dutch Angle shots! :D
Heimdall - the universes greatest peeping tom.
Hey can you tell me what she's wearing? I'm done 😂😂
Loki only said he wouldn't see Jane again to make him stop breaking the bridge
yeah, he knew better than that
I found them. The only two people in the fandom who DON'T think Loki holds brotherly love for Thor and is just too stuck-up to admit it
@@stormrider24 what do you mean? I agree with the brotherly love part but I don't get what you're saying for the other 2.
@@blueblade6174 I've grown past this line of thinking, but I was convinced that Loki didn't have any love for Thor
lokis clothing are no mistake. he can alter his appearing ;)
The one about flipping the table was a little weak. Plenty of people can restrain anger until they are alone.
I know a lot of "sins" are tongue-in-cheek, but this one just struck me as a little TOO pedantic.
Also, I think the idea behind Coulson letting Thor go, was so they could monitor exactly what he was doing outside their custody, because Coulson clearly suspects something is amiss (hence why he lets Thor approach Mjolnir in the first place). I don't think it was simply to be led back to their research lab (or whatever it's supposed to be).
I don't think it was weak or tongue-in-cheek; yes people can "restrain anger until they are alone" but that's not what what the sin was. It was that he could hold off upending a huge, heavy royal banquet table until at least several minutes later. I seriously doubt many people can do that.
***** Yeah I know what happened in the movie; I watched it. I agree with CinemaSins; I don't see how he could have been so in control and then so out of control. And because you and "Scott" think his comment is "100% correct" doesn't mean it is. Thor didn't just throw a small object when he was alone; he upended a huge royal banquet table. It just isn't logical.
Hmm... yes, quite shallow and pedantic.
hedrack08 Well actually might have punched a couple of things while he was making his way back to that room. It's not like they showed him walking all the way to that exact area.
I am 99% sure Loki was the one who had sex with the horses
You are correct and his offspring, Slephnir, (sorry if I spelt that wrong) is Odin's horse
Dalton Campbell Apparently it's spelled Sleipnir, and Loki really needs to keep it in his pants XD
I kind of suspected I spelt it wrong. It is hard for an American to spell and pronounce Scandinavian names like Jormungandr. Also Loki gave birth to a giant wolf named Fenrir who will eat Odin at Rangarok. That guy cannot keep it in his pants. He even used it in tug of war with a goat
Dalton Campbell Whoa warn a girl before your spoilers bro XD
And for some reason I just picture Thor walking in on Loki tug of warring with that goat and walking back out like "nope"
This movie franchise isn't based off of the mythos, I doubt Odin with die in the movie
I watched Thor for to see what it was like.
I watched Dark World for Loki
I watched Ragnarok for Loki and stayed for both Loki and the newly better version of Thor.
What, Funny Thor? Or as that character is usually called in the comics, Hercules? Thor isn't funny. Like, ever. If they wanted a Thor movie injected with humor, introduce Frog Thor. Cuz that was funny & original & didn't compromise the character.
@@allamericananti-christ666 If you want comic book characters, read comic books. Otherwise stop crying about it.
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Uh...I do. But you would think movies that are DIRECTLY created or inspired by those EXACT same comics would be a little faithful to the material. Instead of simply relying on the same old tired Hollywood summer blockbuster formula.
I completely lost it at "introduces Hawkeye and he does jack shit"
@ 5:05, when Thor is drawing the Tree of Life, no he did not say "Anaheim," rather he said "Vanaheim." It's in the closed caption & if one really listens, one can hear the 'V' sound in Vanaheim. Growing up in Anaheim, CA USA; I never got a straight answer on the origin of the city's name.
That joke on OK's furniture.. xD
The Thor movies are far from the best in the MCEU, but some of these sins come from just not knowing backstories or characters powers- like Loki's shape-shifting (which includes his clothes) or Odin concealing Loki's true form with his magic. There are some things- very minor things- that the movie glosses over, but that doesn't mean the movie sucks just for that.
That moment when you realize:
"that guy who directed those Shakespeare movies"
"Uh, Shakespeare in the park? Doth mother know you weareth her drapes?"
"Did [Loki] bring a change of clothes with him while he was transporting realm to realm?"
Bitch, he might. He is a full-time diva. Also, illusion and god of mischief, that sort of thing.
Also, excuse me, did you just diss Kenneth Branagh? What the hell is wrong with you? :O He did an amazing job with this movie.
I love this guys voice XD
Every alien or foreigner can speak English in the movies
To be fair, Thor does have the power of All-Tongue which means that anyone who hears him will hear him speak their native language in their hearts (basically if you speak English then you hear Thor speak English, speak French and you hear Thor speak French, etc.)
the British Empire was larger than you realize.....
"NONE of the suns ever set on it"
@@umidontno040394 As documented in Star Wars, in which all the Imperial officers are British.
Nigga so the nordic god isn't unbelievable but them speaking English is
2:23 if you know the comic you know the answer to that, something the movie should have said. Loki's race will adapt to the environment to survive better. Loki saw an Asgardian, so his appearance changed to look like one to better his chances of living.
I always thought it was because Odin used a spell on him, later Loki's daughter Hel is full Jotun, yet half of her face is asgardian and the other jotun, HOW THE FUCK DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT SHIT?
Shinyhunterlobo and ShinyhunterRaven Comic writers can pick and choose when to stay with the canon story. That's why a lot of comics have to be reimagined every so often because of how contradicting the stories can be to each other. As far as why Loki looks Asgardian as a child, it's because of his race's abilities, at least that's what it used to be.
Well, it's not explained in the movie, and CinemaSins doesn't cares about books.
What was Nick Fury talking about? No small towns were leveled in Thor!
Another HUGE sin.
The war In 965 a.d is supposedly where Odin defeated laufey and took Loki. So Loki was a baby.thor and Loki both grew up together, so Thor was a baby too. So, how the hell does anyone know who Thor is? It's not like he came to earth after that war. They say the Vikings worshipped him, but did they even see him or is hammer? Meaning, there is no way any human could know anyone except Odin, which makes this entire story make no sense.
You do realise that you just criticised the Norse mythology and not the movie?
This video is about the movie "Thor" based on the Marvel comic books, it doesn't really deal with how likely the Norse mythology itself is...
SmilyLily1996 please. I have read both Norse mythology and the comics. Laufey is fictional. The battle is fictional. In fact, the
entire marvel story of Thor has nothing to do with Norse mythology. Except the names Odin Thor and Loki. You do know the Norse God Thor is a dwarf right? Chris Hemsworth doesn't look like one to me.
Siddharth Chandrasekar Thor is a dwarf? You meen dwarves forged his hammer right? Please supply a source on that one
Siddharth Chandrasekar Nope he is a large redhead
Siddharth Chandrasekar Thor was not a dwarf, maybe you need to brush up on the basic knowledge behind the Norse mythology you claim to read
2:12, how does he leave the hospital without anyone seeing him? I worked in a psychiatric hospital for 10yrs and one incident I remember was a disabled patient amputeed from the knees down (he was also on a secure ward) managed to get through two sets of locked doors, down two flights of stairs while dragging his wheelchair behind him, get on a taxi for a 3 mile drive into the city and get on a train for a 50 mile journey before he was missed. He managed to get 150 miles away before the police found him. Don't know what that says about him or the nursing staff but there you go.
Stop. Loki is frucking amazing
No.
Loki's plans are retarded and make no sense. He's nowhere near as smart as he thinks he is.
knifeofspaghetti
In the lores Loki is really the cunning one, but he's not wise. He creates problems and then solves them himself. But never doubt his cunning.
In the old stories his plans actually WORK. They backfire, but they WORK.
Movie Loki's plans don't work.
knifeofspaghetti As much as I appreciate the effort put behind the psychology of movie Loki. I end up feeling pity for him. Which does not make him a good enough villain. He's very relatable, very redeemable. It makes him so flawed and perfect in fiction. But I can't see him as a villain, just misunderstood.
You just want to save him, which makes us all Thor, in a sense.
This is one of the few times that you have actually managed to annoy me with your "It's a sin because I don't like it" attitude, what is so stupid about setting up the Tesseract storyline? I mean since Loki is the villain in the Avengers and it shows him influencing Selvig's mind, it would be pretty stupid if they just skipped that and cut to him being brainwashed by Loki with no explanation. Ding!
What do you mean there is no record of the Frost Giants and Asgardians whatsoever? Ever hear of Norse Mythology? You know, where Thor originates from? I don't see any humans around in that scene anyway, so how would anyone be able to keep a record of it? Ding!
He was talking about the massive war, which btw in the movie is said to have taken place in the second half of the Viking age (ca. 600 - 1066) and also there are no "frost giants" in norse mythology but iguess it's just a translation error
YdenDK Except for ymir, the father of the ice guys. No, they weren't giants. But they were icy.
CosmicUndeadElf Welcome to Cinema Sins.
Jai Edward Kapoor I watch a lot of their videos and usually I'm fine with their criticism, but I guess I took it too seriously in this case
The problem is the way it was set up. This setup was completely inapposite with the Avengers movie.
The other problem is that the entire point of this movie was basically just to setup the Tesseract for the Avengers movie, and because of that purpose too little attention was paid to this movie which was basically just treading water for over an hour without actually accomplishing anything at all.
I'm on a Cinema Sins spree
It would be but I don't like the quotations.
It would say Jarl Balgruuf "The Greater" and that looks dumb
Same XD
Jarl Balgruuf are you still ballin and have swag
Sin #40: He said Vanaheim, which appears in Thor the Dark World
and Hogun is from
Everything wrong with the Star Wars Prequels, Original Trilogy, The Heat, Hulk and The Incredible Hulk, Ben 10: Race against Time, Ben 10: Alien Swarm, Dragonball Evolution, Transformers 2 and 3, Indiana Jones, GI Joe, and Fairly Odd Parents: Grow Up Timmy Turner, please.
I only suggested them because they are live action. And he doesn't have to do them all at once, they are just suggestions.
***** Rude much?! He was suggesting... and in case you haven't noticed 25 people upvoted their comment and noone upvoted yours, you dumbass!!
Basically, anything that revolves around deceiving your sense... Loki can pretty much do. Being the God of Mischief and what not.
And as for the Post credits scene... that was influence, not mind control.
Wanted to comment the same. For the rest, yeah, it was a pretty lacking movie in many ways.
thumbs up for pulp fiction ending.
EVERYTHING RIGHT WITH THOR :
TOM HIDDLESTON IS IN THIS MOVIE
Hell yea
I agree
Pretty sure 'Loki's Spear' at the end of this movie is Gungnir, which is the spear Odin has pretty much all the firggin' time.
I enjoy that in the Avengers movie Fury says "you had a grudge match that leveled a small town"
but it's extremely and painfully clear in this movie that little to no damage actually happens to the town.
Hey that bald guy at the super secret meteorite military base is one of the Hydra operatives from the new Cpt America, anyone else notice this? :D fangasm
The way they say mjölnir and Heimdallur allways makes me laugh 😂😂😂
+HildurMaría MSP Meow meow?
"We don't have ANY record of that sh*t whatsoever?" One word: mythology.
i find it funny that they live in this futuristic world and they ride horses
It's not a "futuristic" world, it's just another world like earth.
***** Yep, another world like earth. Just with giant laser-beam shooting robots; hammers that fly, warp magnetism, and shoot lightning; and staves that highjack minds, bend light, and shoot energy blasts.
Well, it may have all that, but who says it's a "futuristic" world? That's what I mean.
***** It's futuristic because their technology is far more advanced than our own as has been stated numerous times. They have a giant robot that shoots laser beams that's obviously far more advanced than any car. They have also been shown to have other forms of transport like flight, so why would they still use horses?
Maybe because horses look more badass? Lol, idk haha. ;)
And also, whenever something happens, it happens in MURICA! HELL YEAH, FREEDOM AND CHEESEBURGERS!
Edward Kenway I love laughing at TH-cam comments! XD No, we aren't all like that, and you should check your facts before saying offencive things like that. ;)
Tobi HappyfaceCupcakes He's an idiot; he's been leaving stupid all caps comments on lots of CS videos.
Edward Kenway Redheads everywhere?
What the fuck are you smoking? Red/Orange Hair makes up for only 5% of the entire United States population. Are you drunk??
Edward Kenway Oh that makes it so much better.
Edward Kenway It's a wonder why Coralines' father made you give up on her.
Hahahaha. No. I'm sorry. Please don't kill me. Follow the creed.
0:48 And Cap's shield, in The Avengers
NOT the hammer's equal.
And Hela
This is easily one of my favorite movies but I still found these sins pretty funny. Lighten up some, guys xD
Loki is a Frost Giant in the original norse lore. And Frost Giants looked like humans.
I love your profile pic!
Ben Davenport
Thanks.
Frost Giants, originally Jotner/Jøtuler did look like humans, but they were, as the english translation may suggest, giants(and were the original trolls). They could at least have made Loke noticably taller than Thor.
Madarch
The Eddas aren't exactly big on details. But they're fairly clear on Loki looking like pretty much whatever the Hell he feels like at the moment, world-class shapeshifter and all that.
Hell.
He *mothered* several of the notable beasties of the mythos and in nonhuman forms to boot.
I just thought of something. Is this logical grounds for requesting an Everything Wrong With of Everything Wrong With?
Thor's that skinny little alien, who wears no pants and zooms around the universe in a Asgard mother Spaceship.
gotta love dat stargate.
He clearly said *Vanaheim*. The World of the Vanir in which some of them are part of the Norse pantheon. You really need to check your mythology. Loki is God of mischief and yes he can turn invisible. Granted his powers aren't stated in the film. A lot of points you make are valid but it's nitpicking really.
None of the points in these videos are supposed to be valid!
They are funny points though ☕
You are missing the whole point of any of these videos...they are jokes.
I had no idea where Puente Antiguo is when watching this film so the first sin is stupid because I, and many others would`t have know where exactly they were.
Yeah, it's just become a Cinema Sins in-joke now. Movies idiotically put things like "Paris, France" so often that he just automatically sins it.
Correctrix Well, in Germany we have villages called "California" and "Brazil", so it's not always as clear as one might think...
BartJ583 But they got their own town sign (? Is it the right word? "Ortsschild" in German), so I'd still count them as villages, although they kinda belong to some bigger town/village.
julian brown You do know it is meant as a joke right? Like I also did not know there was a Puente Antiguo to begin with but I still laugh at the very obvious joke.
At the end it's suggested that it was a subliminal message to Selvig. You know, like if you're watching a trailer and they flash an image of popcorn every thousand frames then you get the urge to eat popcorn or something...
The movie is just trying to be subtile about the fact thor and Nathalie portman boned on their way to find the hammer.
The Pulp Fiction wink at the very end was priceless!
Very well done
Can't wait to see the sin tally for Thor 2. My sister was walking out of the theater going, "So let me get this straight - they have force fields and space ships in Asgard, but they still fight with swords? They haven't invented guns or energy weapons or anything?? And why does Loki's prison cell have Roman furniture?"
LOL - I asked the same question to my uncle and aunt. They have so much advanced technology that far surpasses our own... Yet they fight with medieval weapons?
ROFLMFAO!
Victor Kresnek
The Dark Elves already had guns and gravity bombs and they were sleeping for 500 years.
T Zhou I was talking about the Asgardians.
I know. I meant that the Asgardians still use medieval weapons even though the Dark Elves had guns.
4:25, Cameo Appearance by the MASTER CHIEF
Professor Lockheart directed this movie
How did he recover his memory though?
As a female viewer I quite enjoyed that mud wrestling scene. Thanks, Kenneth Branagh!
Thor beat the shit out of Iron man with his hammer in Avengers. Hulk clearly couldn't lift it either. I doubt loki's spear matched the hammer too,it simply held up
Thank You. This was 8+ mins of life I wasted that I will never get back.
no hard feelings point break you have a mean swing.
Iron Man's suit is able to withstand Thor's Hammer and both he and Thor were pretty much at an impasse in their never ending beat down that had no victor in the end. Unless you count that moment where Cap made his appearance and Thor sent Iron Man crashing into a tree.
Also, Cap's shield is the weapon with no equal when it deflected the Hammer's attack. Forgot to add that point in there didn't you, Cinemasins.
Even though Hulk couldn't lift the hammer, Thor still got his ass beaten.
... And that's about it.
Oh wait. Beginning aside, Thor is not wearing his iconic helmet. Ever. Again.
Now I'm done.
Owen Po impasse? ... share whatever you're smoking man
HULK would trash thor...so what he cant lift the hammer...he knocked thor around like a rag doll in avengers...
Is no one gonna mention the fact that in the midst of the whole nordic-themed aesthetic of asgard they have one random japanese samurai-looking dude? I mean, he's awesome and he kicks a lot of ass, but why is he there?
Hogun The Grim is part of the Warriors Three, along with Fandral the Dashing and Volstagg the Voluminous. He's the only one of them who isn't actually born of Asgard though.
I was thinking the Asian warrior, Hogun, was inspired by steppe warriors from central Asia more so than samurai, the comic book depictions I've seen led me to believe this. Based on what I've read about him he was never actually a human, his unnamed homeland was conquered by some dude called Mogul of the Mystic Mountain. It would be much more interesting if he were a samurai or steppe warrior from earth who became an Asgardian god in Valhalla for his prowess in battle.
He was a Marvel addition in the comics.
Because they have to be politically correct, that's why. Same reason why Heimdall is black; plus, by Ashera, do I like your picture.
***** does it ever explicitly say anywhere that the Vanir were white?
I actually picture Thor breaking everything the whole way home.
"Hey can you tell me what she's wearing?" that was hilarious 😂
omg! THIS WAS A GREAT MOVIE! You made up this stuff.
fanboy alert you guys...
*****
Look, I'm a fanboy, whats wrong with that?
a lot.
*****
Like what?
Legoguy329
like the fact that... you know you're a fanboy... :l
this vid questions Loki's wardrobe. as you might know Loki can shapeshift.. explaining his sudden changing wardrobe
p.s he did that very thing when he went to germany to get the eyeball from that guy (in the avengers)
The thing that makes me mad isn't the video, it's the commenters who don't understand that this is for humor, not to be taken seriously, and that the people at CinemaSins (usually) love the film they make a EWW over enough to do it, and then are suggested films that they do and don't love. Half of the time the "sins" are explained in the movie, but are pointed out because viewers who don't pay attention to the story would point out, and other times there are legit faults in the film that they point out, and sometimes it's just a random thing that they make a joke about like #7 being a "shrine" to nipples. It wasn't a legit fault, just something random to point out just like Bruce Wayne's bed in BB & DKR is a nipple bed. It's just something to laugh at.
You say the exact same things I think watching a movie!! Good job!
When he flips the table there are no chairs whatsoever and none of the fruits and vegetables that fly off the table are smashed. I guess the Asgardian janitors needed a break, what with Thor smashing tables in his own house.
for every time you see Loki there should be a -sin #loveloki
Vanaheim, not Annahiem. They do sound similar though.
Can we add a sin for every unnecessary dutch angle shot?
you dutch mate?
No.
Harry Stoddard k
Pls explain a Dutch angle shot
It's when the camera is tilted. It's typically used to create a sense of the character's anxiety or unease.
4:14 I didn't even realize there were anymore super heroes in this movie when I watched it back then.
I legitimately saw nothing strange about an out of place guy with a bow and arrow here and thought nothing of it like it was just some guy with a bow on security.
Really some guy with a bow on security is what it is but you get what I'm saying I didn't know it was a hero.
Loki can change his appearence with his powers so discount the suit etc sins. !
Loki can't kill Heimdall.
He's fated to kill Loki.
*FATE!*
They're fated to kill each other. The fight has no victor.
+babserella2778 The victor is everyone who gets to laugh at the biggest failure in Norse mythology, or Marvel comics.
+The Creeper you mean... Jesus?
+The Creeper Is the story in the comics the same as in the mythology? I dont read comics but I have read the mythology.
+Brynjar Reynisson No, anyone can kill Loki in the comics.
"Whosever wields this hammer, should he be worthy, shall be granted the power of Thor," or whatever is a lot different from "You can only lift this hammer if you should be king of Asgard."
After the credits, the scene with Loki for the Avengers makes sense because Loki can take form of anyone. He turns into Captain America in Thor 2. Also he can control is suit. He can change from his full on armour and helmet to just is green and gold suit.
Do Pulp Fiction, Resivior Dogs, or Kill Bill
Why do people like these so seriously? I like the Spiderman movies, Batman, Harry Potter, Thor and a whole bunch more that they made an "Everything Wrong With: " about. I still find these funny and entertaining.
"Character repeats another character`s dialogue" cliché.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail audio at the end? PRICELESS xD
EDIT: I was wrong -_-
is that one of the wrong scene ?
Sorry dude, definitely no Monty Python audio at all.
McRetard Eh, sorry... I haven't seen it in a while. Sounded like something they'd say though xD
nice
I thought Loki's shape shifting and magic powers were pretty clear. They just showed us instead of being cheap and telling us. When Odin's hand touches baby Loki's skin, baby Loki shape shifted his skin to change color and shape of what/who he was seeing/touching.
And since he stays looking like an Asgardian, I would assume that his adoptive mother uses her magic to keep him from changing back. He's not going to turn into one since the boys are taught the giants are evil like a boogyman. And his skin turns back naturally to its original form of frost giant when his skin is touched by one.
I'm not a comic book reader, but I got all of that during the first movie. Except the mother and her possible spell, that I got from Thor2.
Maybe this video needs to be redone and looked at more closely. This one felt rushed....
You know you're too far gone when you critic a youtube video purely made for satire
Thor destroys the bridge to the bifrost (pretty much the entire bifrost) yet he and loki reappear in the avengers, on earth, with no prior mention of HOW? did they rebuild the bifrost? asgardian magic?
loki by using the tesseract as a gateway and thor by odin's "dark magic". not great explenations, but at least they provide one
HaywireEagle Loki says "How much dark magic did the Allfather have to muster to conjure you here" in The Avengers. Maybe dark matter was involved, but that isn't what he says.
he is just so calm, its like his parents are asleep