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Ok I thought I was the only one that noticed it, you beat me to it I should have read gurther before posting, I would like to see her using Mjolnir in a movie scene.
Then technically, she shouldn't be able to stop it or hold it, considering Odin put an enchantment on it that only those who are worthy can posses the power of Thor. She had it before Odin did that... How is someone like hela worthy?
@@russ7868If she made it herself and did the initial enchantments on it then they could/would likely supersede any placed on it by Odin. We really dont know the true origin of mjolnir, anything is possible.
Finally a video where someone notice that if time flows differently in Sakaar, then Banner has been Hulk for way more than 2 years. And considering that the seconds of difference between the falls of Thor and Loki resulted in weeks in Sakaar, then Banner was Hulk for several years.
The Mad Titan I will go ahead and exclude Infinity War & Endgame due to being hard to compare as it is a saga ending for all of the Avengers. I cannot imagine another MCU film’s character story rebooting their franchise and being this enjoyable. Thor loses everything but his brother and his people. Taika is a gem, and that takes talent. I don’t think many people could pull off JoJo Rabbit either! Props to the teams doing IW & EG, that is a skill to do so well while juggling so many characters & each story.
It is both dark and has no stakes at the same time. Which takes a lot away from it in my opinion. I’m one of the very few who thought dark worlds tone made it feel so much more important than ragnarok which I could never take seriously. Good movie? Sure. But it’s a great comedy and a terrible “epic” which it was supposed to be.
Also in the first Thor movie when Odin is making his speech for Thor's coronation, he mentions that Thor is his "first born" the camera cuts to Frigga who looks off to the side when he says that
This is easily one of my favorite MCU movies and Korg is one of my favorite characters ever. Every line he says makes me laugh. One thing that wasn't mentioned was the movie itself is essentially a bigger rock-paper-scissors match. Thor beats Surtur, Hela beats Thor, then Surtur beats Hela.
Hulk pointing at Surtur and saying "But, monster", after Thor told him not to attack, is, IMO, the funniest moment in the entire MCU. Hulk sees this huge monster, which he thinks he was made for. But no, no fighting. That face he does then is priceless.
No one has noticed the statue of Loki when we first get to Asgard is in the same pose that Loki strikes at the end when he comes to save the Asgardians on the Rainbow Bridge
It's arguable that Hella was the general of the Valkyrie army. Valkyries in Norse mythology transport the fallen to Valhalla. A literal army of grim reapers in the service of the goddess of death.
@@thorzyan In the Norse mythology Hella has no power over Valhalla. Valhalla is Odin's property. Hella rules Helheim wich is basically the underworld. So only Odin can be the general of the Valkyrie army.
The three pronged fork is also seen in the background in Endgame when Rocket and Banner visit Thor. It is visible right as they enter through the from door in what I think is a umbrella rack.
14:17 After you mention that half the ship is spared by Thanos, I look at this shot and see Korg, Miek, Heimdall, Thor, Valkyrie and Loki and this also fits into how Thanos spares 50% of them (Valkyrie, Korg and Miek) and kills, or attempts to kill, the other 50%, being Thor, Loki and Heimdall. I don't include Hulk because he's never really an Asgardian, but I do include Korg and Miek because after leaving Sakaar, they really integrate themselves into the Asgardians and make a new home with them, whereas Hulk doesn't do the same.
If you were a Marvel comics reader back in the 60's and 70's and found any hidden clues or Easter eggs and pointed them out in the fan letter section of the comic book ( they still had a fan mail page in those days ) then you would be awarded a "no-prize" by Stan Lee or one of the editors who usually replied to fan mail. A no-prize was not a physical prize and had no monetary value, it was just a way of acknowledging the readers' dedication and loyalty to Marvel. That's what I love about the MCU, it gives us the same feeling as I did reading Marvel comics when I was growing up and it makes us feel like we are all part of a club or a shared community. From Stan Lee's cameos to the extra after-credit scenes you feel like you are reliving the experience of reading a classic Marvel comic book from the Stan Lee era. So kudos to you sir, your no-prizes are certainly well deserved!
The last two movies are definitely Fan service... And other times theyre just coincidences... But hulk balling up his fists around Loki is intentional and I missed that. That was a good one!
I sincerely appreciated Thor: Ragnarok and loved how it was serious but not too serious. I also loved how Hulk’s and Bruce’s faces lined up perfectly during the ship scene.
When Thor tells the story about Loki turning into a snake and Loki laughing, I always thought was a reference to the deleted scene in Thor when Loki made the snakes appear in the goblet before Thor’s coronation. Love how Taika also put in the scene where Héla says the things in Odin’s vault were fake. So important to making sure that the rest of the movies made sense.
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective was directed and co-written by Tom Shadyac, so they used SHADY ACres in that movie as a nod to him. I thought it was pretty funny to use that as the name of Odin's assisted living home.
My favorite, though not mentioned, was during the Thor vs. Hulk fight when Hulk slams Thor around and Loki stands up yelling "Yes! That's how it feels!" nodding back to the first Avengers movie when Hulk slammed Loki around.
It’s not mentioned as much, but in a few movies Tony has problems with that right hand. As if destiny already wills the ending with his own Iron Gauntlet.
I had no idea that one selfie-girl was a familymember! it's nice because the three kids who are doing the one with Hulk in endgame are his own kids (ruffalo). I don't know if there are some other selfie-scenes in the MCU but maybe they are always using familymembers for that :)
Def, you know you’re my Dogg, right? What’s up with 1:30?? Don’t you remember your beginner physics? Everything accelerates (falls) at the same rate. :)
Small correcting on their fighting stances at 4:40, Frieda also draws her daggers in the same manner in Thor 2 while defending natalie Portman from the dark elf right before she's killed, Implying that the in fact taught all 3 children.
You missed the Bilsnipe!! There is a large dead Bilsnipe next to Valkyrie's ship when she captures Thor. The "hideous animal with large antlers" that Thor references in Avengers
The frog comment would actually be a throwback to the Thor #363 comic where Loki turns him into one, at least for true comic buffs. Younger or newer comic fans would refer to the show I suppose.
I'm fairly certain a portion of the score playing near the end (when Thor sat on in the chair before his people, track titled "Where To?"), contains the main theme for Thor composed by Patrick Doyle for the first Thor movie. To me this shows how in the beginning of the first Thor movie he expected the throne, where at the end of Ragnarok he's earned it.
I’m not gonna read through like 400 comments, so sorry if someone already said this, but in the first Thor movie you can briefly see the infinity gauntlet in the background. This would be the same one Hela knocks over since they are both fake.
@11:51 can't it be the case that since Loki decided to help them eventually and Thor always had a soft corner for Loki so Thor did not want to hurt him whether he was really present there or was just a holograph?
The fact he arrived with Tree and Rabbit had me dying because I knew they always live up to the challenge and with Thor they were def gonna flex on Wakandan soil.
There was another celestial like being in the box with the Grandmaster during the fight between Hulk and Thor. Also I loved the part where Loki cheers when Hulk smashes Thor around the same way he was smashed in Avengers :D
I'm late, but doesn't Thor's hammer turn to an umbrella when he is in disguise back in the old comics? Noticed it in the clip of Loki being teleported.
The part where Thor and Hulk are fighting in the arena, and Thor tries to slam the huge hammer into Hulk, but Hulk stops it with one hand is similar to when Ironman and Cull Obsidian are fighting at the park in Infinity War, and Cull throws the huge hammer with the chains at Ironman but Spiderman stops it just in time (the same way as Hulk did).
Still loving all of these, and I had never picked up on the fact that Loki had redesigned the theater. Although, I feel there was an earlier clue that Loki had taken over, when Surter tells Thor that Odin is not on Asgard. While not a dead giveaway, Thor does react with an expression that reveals he finds that bit of information highly suspicious. What do you make of that moment, and thank you again for this series.
We actually knew this from the post-credit scene in Thor: The Dark World, in which Loki disguised as Odin sends Thor to earth, and then reveals himself as Odin
Ok I think you missed one and I feel like I'm the only one who noticed this, After Hela distroys the ceiling the picture also shows Hela holding Mjolnir.
Also... back on that whole Willy Wonka thing... when you first meet the Grandmaster, he leads you to believe he’s going to let that dude live by “pardoning” him. But immediately kills him. Meaning from that point on you’ll never know if the Grandmaster is telling the truth or not. And that mirrors the exact the message, Gene Wilder (Wonka), wanted to send to the audience. When we first meet Wonka he’s acting like a crippled old man, walking with a cane, and then has the cane get stuck in a brick, having Wonka fall to the ground, but just before he hits the floor, he performs a somersault, lands on his feet and the crowd goes wild. But now from that point on we will never know if he’s telling the truth or lying. P.s. Grandmaster loves music and has his own posse of weird people that are his “friends” and yet are beneath him. P.s.s. When you become super skilled at making candy. You’re known as a MASTER chocolatier.
Im still kinda disappointed we didnt actually get Angela as their sister i like her a lot more but still this movie is the best and Cate Blanchett as Hela was really something i didnt wanna miss
When u said that odins gauntlet which he stores in his treasure room is right handed this foreshadows iron man using the stark gauntlet on his right hand to snap thanos away in endgame.
Also, when we see the older mural, it appears that Odin has both his eyes. This is a reference to Norse mythology as Odin gives up his eye in exchange for wisdom, implying that the reason why Odin got rid of Hela and his warmongering was due to his increase in wisdom, thus highlighting Odin's character arc.
only two minutes in but one thing you glossed over is the voice of Surtur is done by Clancy Brown who is one of the few to have duel MCU role as he plays Ray Schoonover, aka the Blacksmith in Daredevil season 2 and in flashbacks in Punisher season 1.
In Thor Dark World it's mentioned that Freya was raised by witches, and that's where Loki learned most of his tricks from. The can thrown at Loki is a reference to earlier when he was just an illusion instead of actually being there, another reference to Freya and the Dark World where she does that while Loki is in prison.
Regarding the foreshadowing of Hela,'s existence, was wondering if anyone else thinks that she was hinted at in the very beginning during Thor's near-coronation scene. When Odin's monologue refers to Thor as his firstborn, the camera cuts to Frigga, whose otherwise celebratory demeanor changes into a look I would call uncomfortable, at best. Some of the family relationships in the movie are not the same as in the comics so its been something of a debate as to who Hela's mother was, leaning towards it not have been Frigga. but that would not preclude her from knowing of Hela's existence, Thoughts?
There is a point where Thor calls the team The Revengers. Of course the team that actually left Sakaar with Hulk as the main character in the comics was called Warbound. The Revengers were an actual group in the 616 led by Wonder Man. There was another group called the Revengers in the M2 reality that was led by Hope Pym who went by the Red Queen. Although Revengers could have been another foreshadowing as the Avengers from the Cancerverse were also known as the Revengers and were destroyed when Thanos brought Death to their Deathless reality.
I think one detail that gets overlooked is Karl urban (the executioner) kinda portrayed as doom guy in the original DOOM art with him standing on a mound and shooting enemies while being attacked during the last battle of the movie when he jumps off the ship to aid in the battle. He is the main character in the movie DOOM.
Here's something else i just thought about. Frigga turns to stardust (or whatever) when she dies in the Dark World. Odin also turns to dust when he dies in Ragnarok. Loki never turned to dust, nor did any of the other Asgards that were killed. Not sure the significance of that.
Two details: 1) Loki says he can't see the future because he's not a witch, and indeed, the Scarlet Witch can -- she gives everyone visions in AoU, that though cryptic, turn out to be real. 2) One of the other faces on the Grandmaster's tower is Bi-beast (the head on top of another head), an old Hulk enemy.
When you get the establishing shot for the Sanctum Santorum at 177A Bleecker Street, New York City your hear a mix of the music for BBC’s Sherlock Holmes starring Benedict Cumberbatch. The address for the Santorum is also a play on Sherlock Holmes’ flat which is 221 Baker Street.
here we can see a rock symbolising he's an outcast and that Thor and Odin are wearing earth tones while Loki is wearing black symbolising he's a bad guy and they're good guys, there is also a stormy group of clouds in front of thor symbolising his struggle ahead of him, and clear skies for loki because he has put on a happy face.
You missed the Dez & Troy names for the rifles of Skurge. The main joke is they combine to make the word destroy. The secondary joke is he pulled them from Texas, which is also a reference to Dez Bryant & Troy Aikman from the Cowboys.
Also, before Odin dies Loki was sitting on his blind side, and Thor was sitting on the side where Odin could easily see. This kinda depicts their whole relationship dynamic.
Have you seen the coronation scene in Thor? There was a little detail that Odin said ''my firstborn'' and it really sound like he is guilty,he sounds like nervous in which he has a secret that Hela is actually the firstborn.I wish you will recognize this little detail.
Well, it’s not the same Shady Acres from Ace Ventura. It’s named after it because of the guy who came up with it worked on both movies I believe. It’s named after himself, just changed a bit obviously
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'Thor falls faster because he weighs more' Newton cries in a corner.
If I'd done well in school I wouldn't have ended up a youtuber
....but, does he weigh more than a duck because..
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@@rob-v1y because if not, then he is a witch
Surtur gave Thor his first clue Loki was Odin when he told Thor "Odin's not on Asgard"
Everyone misses the image of Hella in the mural, holding mjolnir. It was her weapon first. That's why she has control of it.
Nice spot
Ok I thought I was the only one that noticed it, you beat me to it I should have read gurther before posting, I would like to see her using Mjolnir in a movie scene.
Then technically, she shouldn't be able to stop it or hold it, considering Odin put an enchantment on it that only those who are worthy can posses the power of Thor. She had it before Odin did that... How is someone like hela worthy?
@@russ7868If she made it herself and did the initial enchantments on it then they could/would likely supersede any placed on it by Odin. We really dont know the true origin of mjolnir, anything is possible.
Also Odin is wearing the antler horns like Hela does
I never put together the whole rocks,paper, scissors thing. Thankyou for that.👏👏👏
Cheers
I did. I laughed a lot because it was so idiot and yet so funny because it was told by Korg.
Finally a video where someone notice that if time flows differently in Sakaar, then Banner has been Hulk for way more than 2 years.
And considering that the seconds of difference between the falls of Thor and Loki resulted in weeks in Sakaar, then Banner was Hulk for several years.
Yeah explains how he learned to talk too
The fact that Hela crushed Mjolnir with ease when she was depowered shows you how strong she really was.
Yeah, can see why she just washed all of Asgard
Or because it was made for her, and she is technically queen, I think there's more to it.
she had held the weapon before tho in the pictures it shows she holding way before thor was born so she has somewhat control of it
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Can’t wait to see what he does for the sequel
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I mean it's still very dark, just not serious about all the darkness. Unlike say, Civil War or Winter Soilder, or even Infinity War.
The Mad Titan I will go ahead and exclude Infinity War & Endgame due to being hard to compare as it is a saga ending for all of the Avengers. I cannot imagine another MCU film’s character story rebooting their franchise and being this enjoyable. Thor loses everything but his brother and his people. Taika is a gem, and that takes talent. I don’t think many people could pull off JoJo Rabbit either! Props to the teams doing IW & EG, that is a skill to do so well while juggling so many characters & each story.
It is both dark and has no stakes at the same time. Which takes a lot away from it in my opinion. I’m one of the very few who thought dark worlds tone made it feel so much more important than ragnarok which I could never take seriously. Good movie? Sure. But it’s a great comedy and a terrible “epic” which it was supposed to be.
Also in the first Thor movie when Odin is making his speech for Thor's coronation, he mentions that Thor is his "first born" the camera cuts to Frigga who looks off to the side when he says that
Ah good spot
Omg, I noticed that when I rewatched Thor two months ago loool
I noticed this after rewatching the first Thor after Ragnarok came out I’m happy to finally see someone else point it out!
This is easily one of my favorite MCU movies and Korg is one of my favorite characters ever. Every line he says makes me laugh. One thing that wasn't mentioned was the movie itself is essentially a bigger rock-paper-scissors match. Thor beats Surtur, Hela beats Thor, then Surtur beats Hela.
Mind. Blown. Damn you Taika!!!
Hulk pointing at Surtur and saying "But, monster", after Thor told him not to attack, is, IMO, the funniest moment in the entire MCU. Hulk sees this huge monster, which he thinks he was made for. But no, no fighting. That face he does then is priceless.
No one has noticed the statue of Loki when we first get to Asgard is in the same pose that Loki strikes at the end when he comes to save the Asgardians on the Rainbow Bridge
Valkyrie has to be ancient, since she was alive when Hella was Odin's right hand general. Same time deflation deal as the grand master and Hulk.
It's arguable that Hella was the general of the Valkyrie army. Valkyries in Norse mythology transport the fallen to Valhalla. A literal army of grim reapers in the service of the goddess of death.
@@thorzyan In the Norse mythology Hella has no power over Valhalla. Valhalla is Odin's property. Hella rules Helheim wich is basically the underworld. So only Odin can be the general of the Valkyrie army.
gertrudexful but this is a mishmash of Norse mythology and marvel comics. The harbinger of death origin of Valkyries just fits too well.
@@gertrudexful no he can't
The three pronged fork is also seen in the background in Endgame when Rocket and Banner visit Thor. It is visible right as they enter through the from door in what I think is a umbrella rack.
Could you please provide a time stamp? I really want to check out this easter egg. Thanks.
14:17 After you mention that half the ship is spared by Thanos, I look at this shot and see Korg, Miek, Heimdall, Thor, Valkyrie and Loki and this also fits into how Thanos spares 50% of them (Valkyrie, Korg and Miek) and kills, or attempts to kill, the other 50%, being Thor, Loki and Heimdall. I don't include Hulk because he's never really an Asgardian, but I do include Korg and Miek because after leaving Sakaar, they really integrate themselves into the Asgardians and make a new home with them, whereas Hulk doesn't do the same.
If you were a Marvel comics reader back in the 60's and 70's and found any hidden clues or Easter eggs and pointed them out in the fan letter section of the comic book ( they still had a fan mail page in those days ) then you would be awarded a "no-prize" by Stan Lee or one of the editors who usually replied to fan mail. A no-prize was not a physical prize and had no monetary value, it was just a way of acknowledging the readers' dedication and loyalty to Marvel. That's what I love about the MCU, it gives us the same feeling as I did reading Marvel comics when I was growing up and it makes us feel like we are all part of a club or a shared community. From Stan Lee's cameos to the extra after-credit scenes you feel like you are reliving the experience of reading a classic Marvel comic book from the Stan Lee era. So kudos to you sir, your no-prizes are certainly well deserved!
Haha I remember em, I’m sure they even did em up to the 90s. Then the internet ruined everything
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13:11 This holding style is also called "mordhau", or rather "Murder blow".
Thor was famously turned into a frog by Loki in the comic book, in the 1980s, during the time Walt Simonson wrote and drew the book.
Thank you! Throg is a longtime Thor trope -- def not from a random Spider-Man cartoon.
Excellent call on the Matt Damon/Loki connection!
Yeah, I totally thought I was the only one who picked up on that! Dogma is one of my favourite movies
Who else thought Hela was gonna be the MCU version of Lady Death and Thanos's obsession? Who else was disappointed she wasn't?
Your attention to details as amazing! I really enjoy watching these for further insights into the films. :)
The last two movies are definitely Fan service... And other times theyre just coincidences... But hulk balling up his fists around Loki is intentional and I missed that. That was a good one!
I sincerely appreciated Thor: Ragnarok and loved how it was serious but not too serious. I also loved how Hulk’s and Bruce’s faces lined up perfectly during the ship scene.
When Thor tells the story about Loki turning into a snake and Loki laughing, I always thought was a reference to the deleted scene in Thor when Loki made the snakes appear in the goblet before Thor’s coronation.
Love how Taika also put in the scene where Héla says the things in Odin’s vault were fake. So important to making sure that the rest of the movies made sense.
Cate was such a smoke show in this movie. Just Wow, she was almost 50.
I wonder what would have happened if Strange gave Thor coffee instead of tea.
#ANOTHER!
Y'all forgetting Korg's dank remarks about riding a hammer 😂
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective was directed and co-written by Tom Shadyac, so they used SHADY ACres in that movie as a nod to him. I thought it was pretty funny to use that as the name of Odin's assisted living home.
Amazing bit of trivia thank you!
It’s also one of Tom Hiddleston’s favourite movies.
My favorite, though not mentioned, was during the Thor vs. Hulk fight when Hulk slams Thor around and Loki stands up yelling "Yes! That's how it feels!" nodding back to the first Avengers movie when Hulk slammed Loki around.
I love that Thanos had his glove on the left hand and when Tony Stark gets them, they're on the right hand, righting the wrongs of Thanos.
It’s not mentioned as much, but in a few movies Tony has problems with that right hand. As if destiny already wills the ending with his own Iron Gauntlet.
Thor turning back to look at the asgardians and waving at them was one of the subtlest, funniest parts of the movie
Best Easter Egg video I've watched in a long while. I like the quick flow of things. Keep up the good work!
Thank you
Great, now i gotta watch this AGAIN
I had no idea that one selfie-girl was a familymember!
it's nice because the three kids who are doing the one with Hulk in endgame are his own kids (ruffalo).
I don't know if there are some other selfie-scenes in the MCU but maybe they are always using familymembers for that :)
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Def, you know you’re my Dogg, right? What’s up with 1:30?? Don’t you remember your beginner physics? Everything accelerates (falls) at the same rate. :)
Small correcting on their fighting stances at 4:40, Frieda also draws her daggers in the same manner in Thor 2 while defending natalie Portman from the dark elf right before she's killed, Implying that the in fact taught all 3 children.
You missed the Bilsnipe!! There is a large dead Bilsnipe next to Valkyrie's ship when she captures Thor. The "hideous animal with large antlers" that Thor references in Avengers
"Einhorn is Finkle! Finkle is Einhorn! Einhorn is a MAN!.......Oh my GOD!"
The frog comment would actually be a throwback to the Thor #363 comic where Loki turns him into one, at least for true comic buffs. Younger or newer comic fans would refer to the show I suppose.
Nice, yeah I’ve never read it so thanks for letting me know
I'm fairly certain a portion of the score playing near the end (when Thor sat on in the chair before his people, track titled "Where To?"), contains the main theme for Thor composed by Patrick Doyle for the first Thor movie. To me this shows how in the beginning of the first Thor movie he expected the throne, where at the end of Ragnarok he's earned it.
I loved this film so much. My personal favorite and it’s amazing to have seen the Thor arch. Great job with this video!
Thank you!
I’m not gonna read through like 400 comments, so sorry if someone already said this, but in the first Thor movie you can briefly see the infinity gauntlet in the background. This would be the same one Hela knocks over since they are both fake.
In GotG, Drax refers to Sakaarans as "paper people", foreshadowing the joke that paper beats rock because Korg is imprisoned on Sakaar.
You're pretty good at this
Thank you
@11:51 can't it be the case that since Loki decided to help them eventually and Thor always had a soft corner for Loki so Thor did not want to hurt him whether he was really present there or was just a holograph?
Thor scene in Wakanda was a definitely an awesome scene! He came thru bringing major hands!
The fact he arrived with Tree and Rabbit had me dying because I knew they always live up to the challenge and with Thor they were def gonna flex on Wakandan soil.
There was another celestial like being in the box with the Grandmaster during the fight between Hulk and Thor. Also I loved the part where Loki cheers when Hulk smashes Thor around the same way he was smashed in Avengers :D
I'm late, but doesn't Thor's hammer turn to an umbrella when he is in disguise back in the old comics? Noticed it in the clip of Loki being teleported.
If you think about it, odin was probably scared thor would turn out like his sister, which is why he kick-started thor 1
10:16 "I worked in a bar once...ANYWAY" Paul, you're a hoot!
The fact that he bought his fists up to fade low key one more time that was that was beautiful as my first time seeing it
Ragnarok and Infinity War are the best back to back movies from the entire MCU
Yeah so good
The part where Thor and Hulk are fighting in the arena, and Thor tries to slam the huge hammer into Hulk, but Hulk stops it with one hand is similar to when Ironman and Cull Obsidian are fighting at the park in Infinity War, and Cull throws the huge hammer with the chains at Ironman but Spiderman stops it just in time (the same way as Hulk did).
Ah good spot
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Still loving all of these, and I had never picked up on the fact that Loki had redesigned the theater. Although, I feel there was an earlier clue that Loki had taken over, when Surter tells Thor that Odin is not on Asgard. While not a dead giveaway, Thor does react with an expression that reveals he finds that bit of information highly suspicious. What do you make of that moment, and thank you again for this series.
We actually knew this from the post-credit scene in Thor: The Dark World, in which Loki disguised as Odin sends Thor to earth, and then reveals himself as Odin
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Ey thank you! I started reading that like an insult and then was like ‘nah Jon Snow is sick’ haha thank you and have an awesome day
Good eyes! I've never seen anybody point out Old Doug. There were several others that were new to me.
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Ok I think you missed one and I feel like I'm the only one who noticed this, After Hela distroys the ceiling the picture also shows Hela holding Mjolnir.
Nice spot
@@heavyspoilers bro I would love to see that story on the big screen. Odin, Hela & Mjolnir, omg!
I'm telling you all that Hela could romple-stomp Thanos in a fight. no infinity stones for either one though.
Hela would certainly fill Thanos with more spikes than a sea urchin.
Great video again! Odin even know any of that, Loki I saw this vid, I never knew this be Thor 👍🏻
Thank you!
It is meant to like a Celestial. I saw Taika Waititi address it in an interview
I forgot the word 'look' :/ I only use one thumb so my thoughts get ahead of my words... lol I actually do this a lot. I swear I'm not dumb
Also... back on that whole Willy Wonka thing... when you first meet the Grandmaster, he leads you to believe he’s going to let that dude live by “pardoning” him. But immediately kills him. Meaning from that point on you’ll never know if the Grandmaster is telling the truth or not. And that mirrors the exact the message, Gene Wilder (Wonka), wanted to send to the audience. When we first meet Wonka he’s acting like a crippled old man, walking with a cane, and then has the cane get stuck in a brick, having Wonka fall to the ground, but just before he hits the floor, he performs a somersault, lands on his feet and the crowd goes wild.
But now from that point on we will never know if he’s telling the truth or lying.
P.s.
Grandmaster loves music and has his own posse of weird people that are his “friends” and yet are beneath him.
P.s.s.
When you become super skilled at making candy. You’re known as a MASTER chocolatier.
2:44 is a reference to Thor #363 in which Loki turns Thor into a frog.
Im still kinda disappointed we didnt actually get Angela as their sister i like her a lot more but still this movie is the best and Cate Blanchett as Hela was really something i didnt wanna miss
When u said that odins gauntlet which he stores in his treasure room is right handed this foreshadows iron man using the stark gauntlet on his right hand to snap thanos away in endgame.
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Walt Simonsin turned Thor into a frog during his run writing the comic.
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Also, when we see the older mural, it appears that Odin has both his eyes. This is a reference to Norse mythology as Odin gives up his eye in exchange for wisdom, implying that the reason why Odin got rid of Hela and his warmongering was due to his increase in wisdom, thus highlighting Odin's character arc.
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The three pronged fork is also similar to what Proxima Midnight uses as her weapon.
actually, Loki turned Thor into a frog in the classic comic book by Walt Simonson, its great!
the valknut is actually more associated with death in general when i remember correctly. so it makes the theme of ragnarok insanely deep i think
only two minutes in but one thing you glossed over is the voice of Surtur is done by Clancy Brown who is one of the few to have duel MCU role as he plays Ray Schoonover, aka the Blacksmith in Daredevil season 2 and in flashbacks in Punisher season 1.
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That's a different shady acres the one in ragnarok is in NYC and the shady acres in ace Ventura is in Florida .
holding swords by the blade and swinging them like hammers is such a chad move
Post credit scene
Grandmaster escape from a pod and other aliens says food
In Thor Dark World it's mentioned that Freya was raised by witches, and that's where Loki learned most of his tricks from.
The can thrown at Loki is a reference to earlier when he was just an illusion instead of actually being there, another reference to Freya and the Dark World where she does that while Loki is in prison.
Regarding the foreshadowing of Hela,'s existence, was wondering if anyone else thinks that she was hinted at in the very beginning during Thor's near-coronation scene. When Odin's monologue refers to Thor as his firstborn, the camera cuts to Frigga, whose otherwise celebratory demeanor changes into a look I would call uncomfortable, at best. Some of the family relationships in the movie are not the same as in the comics so its been something of a debate as to who Hela's mother was, leaning towards it not have been Frigga. but that would not preclude her from knowing of Hela's existence, Thoughts?
There is a point where Thor calls the team The Revengers. Of course the team that actually left Sakaar with Hulk as the main character in the comics was called Warbound. The Revengers were an actual group in the 616 led by Wonder Man. There was another group called the Revengers in the M2 reality that was led by Hope Pym who went by the Red Queen. Although Revengers could have been another foreshadowing as the Avengers from the Cancerverse were also known as the Revengers and were destroyed when Thanos brought Death to their Deathless reality.
I think one detail that gets overlooked is Karl urban (the executioner) kinda portrayed as doom guy in the original DOOM art with him standing on a mound and shooting enemies while being attacked during the last battle of the movie when he jumps off the ship to aid in the battle. He is the main character in the movie DOOM.
Throg (frog Thor) debuted in Thor #364. The reference to Thor being turned into a frog originated in that issue.
Everyone assembled for final endgame fight is the best spot of mine
Didn't even realize or think about that Mark from Abomination, wow you could see very nice details
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Here's something else i just thought about. Frigga turns to stardust (or whatever) when she dies in the Dark World. Odin also turns to dust when he dies in Ragnarok. Loki never turned to dust, nor did any of the other Asgards that were killed. Not sure the significance of that.
Odin and Frigga were probably both parts of the seal that kept Hela locked away.
@Nimbus Nimbus yeah i overlooked that.
Thor Ragnarok was my Fav Thor Film......
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Two details:
1) Loki says he can't see the future because he's not a witch, and indeed, the Scarlet Witch can -- she gives everyone visions in AoU, that though cryptic, turn out to be real.
2) One of the other faces on the Grandmaster's tower is Bi-beast (the head on top of another head), an old Hulk enemy.
When you get the establishing shot for the Sanctum Santorum at
177A Bleecker Street, New York City your hear a mix of the music for BBC’s Sherlock Holmes starring Benedict Cumberbatch. The address for the Santorum is also a play on Sherlock Holmes’ flat which is 221 Baker Street.
Throg is Thor as a frog he’s an actual comic character he has his own series
here we can see a rock symbolising he's an outcast and that Thor and Odin are wearing earth tones while Loki is wearing black symbolising he's a bad guy and they're good guys, there is also a stormy group of clouds in front of thor symbolising his struggle ahead of him, and clear skies for loki because he has put on a happy face.
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You missed the Dez & Troy names for the rifles of Skurge. The main joke is they combine to make the word destroy. The secondary joke is he pulled them from Texas, which is also a reference to Dez Bryant & Troy Aikman from the Cowboys.
when your character buff too op, he hit with the wrong sword and it still overkill damage
when hella fights surter looks like she disappears witch like green mist
Also, before Odin dies Loki was sitting on his blind side, and Thor was sitting on the side where Odin could easily see. This kinda depicts their whole relationship dynamic.
Have you seen the coronation scene in Thor? There was a little detail that Odin said ''my firstborn'' and it really sound like he is guilty,he sounds like nervous in which he has a secret that Hela is actually the firstborn.I wish you will recognize this little detail.
Good, except Odin had an infinity gauntlet, Thanos made another... so doesnt matter if its to be worn on left or right hand imo.
Well, it’s not the same Shady Acres from Ace Ventura. It’s named after it because of the guy who came up with it worked on both movies I believe. It’s named after himself, just changed a bit obviously