This is actually one of my very favorite MCU movies period. Chris Hemsworth has a great comedic sensibility and I love seeing him go for it with this performance.
Loki is one of the most interesting characters because he is so unpredictable. We want to like him but you can never be sure what his intentions are. It makes him so watchable, not to mention Tom Hiddleston's amazing performance!
Love this movie. The look on Thor's face while he waited for Mjolnir. Fun fact: Mjolnir disguised as an umbrella is a callback to the early comics when it was a wooden walking stick. I liked the fact they combined Planet Hulk with this movie.
4:15 so Surtur the giant fire demon is voiced by Clancy Brown who you know as the mean prison guard from Shawshank he was the one that held Andy at the edge of the roof and then got them beers, the main guard in the movie, you said you loved Thors voice but Clancy has the real voice of a god he's done voices for just about everything he's an incredible voice actor.
Noticed something about Odin? Odin raised Hela to be a fighter..Later Disappointed when she didn't stop fighting. Then he locked her away Odin raised Thor as the favorite child and spoiled him. Later Disappointed when he ended up being spoiled. Then he cast Thor out. Odin raised Loki as an outcast, teaching him about Frost Giants like they are monsters, hid from him his actual parentage for 1000+ years. Later Disappointed when Loki ended up being the way he is. Not to mention...He raised Thor and Loki saying "Well there can only be one king but u were both born to rule" bs which made Loki so competitive for the throne that Odin ended up giving Thor(The spoiled, reckless idiot) over Loki(The tactical, smart one)..Then he is so disappointed at Loki.. Then he finally revealed to Thor and Loki that he had another child who is gonna destroy everything, then he peaced out. He was better off without kids honestly cause he is terrible at raising them.
Awesome reaction and some hilarious lines - "Trashgard", "did I write this movie?". : ) This is the movie that really helped find Thor's tone and humor and he's a great character from this point forward.
Another great reaction, Cristy! This is my favorite of the Thor movies, a nearly perfect mix of action and comedy. Yes, Odin died. In the MCU, Asgardians (and other races of Norse mythology) have very long lifespans compared to humans, but aren't truly immortal. They live for approximately 5000 years in the MCU, that was Odin's age when he passed on. Both Hela and Valkyrie were younger than Odin but older than Thor, who is currently 1500 years old. That's equivalent to a human being in their early 30s.
Loki is played by Matt Damon "Actor Thor" is played by Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke Hemsworth. "Point Break" was the nickname Tony came up with for Thor in the first Avengers movie because he looked a little like Patrick Swayze's character Bodhi in the movie "Point Break" about a bunch of surfers who robbed banks.
@22:39 - Hulk is a separate personality than Banner. He started out like a baby, who can only cry in anger. Now that he has been Hulk for a couple of years, he can talk, but still acts like a child. Cate Blanchette (Hela) plays an evil queen in this film, but played a good queen in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
The woman who sacrificed herself to save Valkyrie was her girlfriend. Valkyrie and Odin are the same age. The reason Odin deed is because without his power he ate like a normal human which isn't bad unless you're over 5,000 years old like Odin for a year and a half added to that was fatal. The grandmaster with the collector are the elders of the universe and they are brother's. M'jolnir and the casket of eternal winter what was the weapon the frost Giants used in the first movie Thor film both weapons are living life forms which are capable of destroying planets. Hela was able to destroy the hammer not just because she's powerful but she was the true wielder of the hammer. Hela in the MCU is Thor's half sister but in the comic books she is Loki daughter.
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Fantastic reaction as always! I know you have one more film before Infinity War, but start preparing now. Trust me, you are NOT ready, LOL. Cannot wait!
@6:40 This is I believe the second (out of 4 times) that Matt Damon played the role of 'Loki'. His first time was in the movie 'Dogma' (fantastic movie starring alongside Ben Affleck, George Carlin, Alan Rickman, Jason Mews, Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, Linda Fiorentino and Kevin Smith ), the 3rd time is in the next Thor movie and the 4th time was for Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (again written and directed by Kevin Smith and has practically everyone that has ever appeared in a Kevin Smith movie)
O Snap, I can't wait to watch this w/ ya! This is one of my favorite Marvel movies! So much funny in this movie! Awwww you left a lot of really funny parts out but still loved your reaction! And sure 29:58 I'd love a treat!
This movie was so much fun. xD If you like it, consider checking out the writer/director Taika Waititi's other stuff, notably "What We Do In The Shadows" (a vampire mockumentary that's absolutely hilarious!) and "Jojo Rabbit". :)
Well in the MCU..gods do die. Although it is very hard to kill them(Like they can breathe and survive in Space..probably take bullets on without dying, handle the power of a star etc) and they will live for a long time before dying to the old age of around 50000 Odin died due to old age
IIRC there was some kid on set as part of one of those "Make a wish"-foundation thingys, and he actually suggested the line "He's a friend from work" :)
Best Thor movie! The humor is so well done. People should really sub, it's not like it costs anything. I sub'd the moment I watched you for the first time! Happy holidays! 🤗🤗🎄🎄❄❄🎅🎅
Perhaps it’s the season…but before today, I never paid attention to the amount of red & green in this movie. It’s a low key (Loki *wink wink) Christmas movie.
35:02 "Earth it is." Seriously? I mean, in the space of a second, something traveling at the speed of light can travel _all_ the way around the Earth _nine times._ But light from _one_ end of the Milky Way takes needs more than _250,000 years_ to reach the _other._ The galaxy is _huge._ Am I really to believe there are _no_ other places you folks can go? Does it _always_ have to be Earth?
"He's a friend from work" was apparently a line suggested by a kid fan. Idk if like one of those terminal illness make a wish kind of things but I guess that doesn't matter. And somebody else pointed it out for me before, but Korg tried to start a rebellion and didn't print enough pamphlets. So paper beat rock.
Glad to be in the top 19%. You had me hooked from day one. I thing watching you and your channel grow has been fun. Plus, I think you’re adorable. Gonna love this one.😊
Thor: Ragnarok is one of my all time favorite of the MCU. I love the theatrical play with Matt Damon as Loki, Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke as Thor, and Sam Neill as Odin. That was so unexpected and funny.
This isn’t a spoiler, but an anti-spoiler, which the filmmakers gave to the audiences. Before the release of Infinity War, the filmmakers made a point to announce that “anything could happen” in the final Avengers films, and no character was safe. You may know that MCU films and series after Endgame have featured various characters from the series, but know that some of these post-Endgame films/series may be set in either a time prior to Infinity War, or an alternate dimension. The filmmakers’ preface holds for going into the final Avengers films: Anything can happen.
Simple answer to the hair-thing - "Appearance changes create narrative distance." I.e. in a long-running series of movies like the MCU, they make an effort to change up appearances occasionally to visually mark the passage of long periods of time for the viewers.
Cristy, there was an animated movie that showed what happened to the Hulk after Age of Ultron , Planet Hulk, i didn't find out about until later, but it shows how he got to Sakar
The guy playing Thor in the play is Chris Hemsworth brother who actually auditioned for thor and didn't get it. Chris Hemsworth actually auditioned for Captain America but got the Thor role instead.
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Loved the reaction to my favorite of the Thor films! Your view of Loki is pretty much the same with everyone I know. You want to like him, but... I would highly recommend you watch the Loki series, it's well worth the time! I would suggest waiting on that until after the Avengers movies "Infinity War" and "End Game" and the few films that come between those two.
Odin told Loki in the last movie they don't live forever...the hulk has been in hulk form for two years so hes developing which is why hes talking more and having conversations
Potentially amusing useless fact: In the comics, Thor once beat the snot out of Iron Man over a strand of his hair. Tony picked it off a sofa in Avengers Mansion back when the team first formed, and when Thor was presumed dead Tony and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four attempted to clone him from the strand. The clone, presented to the public as Thor himself, promptly went off the rails and killed someone without provocation. When the true Thor returned, he was not happy about any of this and left Tony dragging his disabled armor down an Arizona highway. The clone ultimately took the name Ragnarok.
A lot of people miss the point of what has happened with the Hulk. For the first time in his existence (and throughout the current MCU), the Hulk actually has a life. He has friends and a life where he is admired and respected. It's a total departure from the his "life" on Earth. Up until now, his only purpose was to save "Banner" during a crisis or be used as a blunt instrument to help fight Avengers enemies. The minute the problem is solved, the Hulk is "put away" and forgotten until they need him again. The Hulk and Banner are separate people sharing an existence, but Banner is the only one who has a life. After having and enjoying a life on Sakaar, it's suddenly ripped away from him again when circumstances cause Banner to return and the Hulk to be shelved. It's enough to make the Hulk start to resent Banner and not want to help when "called".
This movie has a different tone from the first two, and that will play into the fourth movie when you watch it. The narrator at the beginning sets the tone of the movie. The first two were narrated by Odin. They had a serious and "kingly" tone. Ragnarok was narrated by Thor, and he's telling it in retrospect to all of the survivors. Hence the levity he's trying to bring to the group after the tragedy. He's trying to be the leader that his people need in the dark times. Love and Thunder is narrated by Korg, Thor's Stone friend from the planet Hulk was hiding on. You'll see the absolute difference when you watch Thor: Love and Thunder.
Great video. I think I've said it before but one criqtue, you leave out a lot of great character moments. I can't imagine what it's like editing a video, especially when watching a movie for the first time. And the other thing, all movies are subjective...but definitely work on editing a little bit better. I think there's some moments you could leave out and other moments you leaving on the cutting room floor. I don't mean to bash ya, just trying to give some feedback. Also I bet you've gotten busy but I highly recommend to look at your comments on the spiderman reaction, lots of people left Great advice on how to proceed through the MCU and I would recommend to not miss out on the advice. P.s. in case you didn't know, The director of this film did the motion capture for Korg. Also Korg lost his revolution because he didn't print enough paper 😂. It's the good old play on rock vs paper Also are you going to break up Infinity War & Endgame into their own 2 part reactions? There's just a lot of "meat" in both of movies because of their runtimes.
This movie was inspired by two different storyline in the comic books one being Ragnarok which is the apocalypse of Asgard and planet Hulk. In planet hope a group of heroes send Hulk of planet because he's too dangerous he crash lands on the planet sakaar where is ruled by the Red King. Hulk put into the contest of champions overthrow the king and becomes ruler until tragedy strikes and his wife and child die then then he come back to earth and for revenge and kills all of Earth's heroes. Thor thinks the Hulk has only been gone for 2 years but time works differently on the planet saakar so from the hulk's perspective is 6 years which is how he's able to speak normally and not constantly be a rage monster. Bruce and the Hulk are separate beings the Hulk is like a life force of the universe similar to gravity only to be confined in the body of a mortal. Bruce is a man who created a weather machine in in the center of Bruce is a man who created a weather machine where he's sits in the center of it and everything around him either gets destroyed or damaged in the wake of the pressure.
Asgardians in the MCU aren't gods - Odin says so himself in the first Thor movie. So, they can die of old age, but Odin's death was accelerated by Loki stripping his power and leaving him on Earth. Also, there's a brilliant out-take you'll find on UA-cam. This movie was filmed around the same time as Guardians 2, and during the scene where Hela orders Skurge to execute one of the Asgardians, Michael Rooker turns up in costume and character as Yondu. Look it up, you'll love it!
The box office numbers and the masses of people posting their personal rankings of the phase 1-3 MCU movies showed that a huge majority of movie fans loved Ragnarok. There was a small percentage that felt Taika Waitit, the director and also actor behind Korg, got a little too silly with it, but most of us felt the humor to non-humor was well balanced. The same can not be said for Thor 4, Love and Blunder. Everyone I talked to, myself included, felt like Taika went ham with the silliness and we felt like he ruined it with way too much humor. Some of the movies in the franchise got more money than they deserved, I feel, because they immediately followed one of the mega hits and fans were expecting the same level of quality. Love and Thunder was one of those, following the greatness of Ragnarok and Infinity War and Endgame, people had high hopes. Next we have two of the biggest most successful movies of the whole franchise in Black Panther and Infinity War. The trio of Ragnarok, Black Panther and Infinity War are a true treat, because they're three awesome movies back to back to back.
And, after that wonderful intro, all us '80s kids weep for Cristy, that she may never have seen the episode of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, titled "Ragnarok and Roll".
12:00 being "worthy" doesn't mean being a good person. technically, someone could be worthy to lift the hammer for a specific task or amount of time and then just be NOT "worthy" anymore. The hammer is pretty sentient.
Cristy, the Grandmaster is one of the Celestials? or one of the higher beings in the universe, that is why he said anywhere else, he would be millions of years old, because he said time didn't work on Sakar
Thor could beat Surtur as he was at the beginning of the movie. But after Surtur’s crown was placed in the eternal flame, no one could stop him. Not Hela, not Loki, not Thor. No one.
Did you catch the joke after being made of scissors? Funny that Korg failed his revolution because he didn't have enough paper. Paper wraps rock in the Rock Paper Scissors game
11:29 - I can't remember which movie it was, but Odin insisted that they weren't ACTUAL gods. Just long-lived and powerful. 12:57 - That was a good one. 😆 16:07 - Between the Grandmaster and the Collector, I was very disappointed. They're supposed to be extremely powerful cosmic beings. Instead, the Collector was reduced to an eccentric character and the Grandmaster was reduced to comic relief. 😠 18:56 - GREAT reference! ♥ 21:02 - Once rules were established, the Grandmaster wouldn't break them. This clown is cheating, and I hate that they made it a character trait for him. 😠 21:49 - If you like that, you should see Alan Ritchson in "Reacher." He was massive for Season 1, but put on another 30 pounds of muscle for Season 2. The man's an absolute BEAST! (You should watch it. It's a great show. 😊) 24:31 - "Point Break" is a action/crime film starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze, which includes long-haired surfers as part of the story, hence what Tony Stark called him when they first met. 25:57 - I was shocked they'd call it that in a movie that's technically a Disney movie. 28:39 - That's supposed to be Fenrir. In Norse mythology, he's one of Loki's children. Here, he's just a big wolf/dog/thing. Glad you had fun watching, and I hope my "essay" wasn't too much, but this is usually the kind of comment I leave, time stamps and all. 😊
The focus on comic relief on the later films kinda gets to me. I laugh, and I do still love the films, but I think directors like Taika leaned too heavily on silly jokes and comedy. And I won’t say too much as to avoid spoiling it, but they definitely nerfed Hulk too much as the films went on as well. I understand these are just comic characters, I understand the need to make them appeal to such a broad audience. But some of the choices could have been made better, in my humble opinion.
Thank you for another enjoyable reaction video. However, one thing.. Hulk is not a monster, he is the complete antithesis of Bruce Banner. Where Banner is weak,even for a human, Hulk has nearly limitless strength. Where Banner is very calm and even tempered. The hulk 's rage knows no bounds,. And where Banner is one of the smartest people on the planet, Hulk is simple minded and childlike in his way of thinking. The MCU has had a difficult time portraying Hulk properly..
This is a fun movie... that started the slow MCU collapse by initiating the formula of undermining the protagonist for cheap laughs that quickly became misused and overused in subsequent films.
Odin being a god, is..... Well, basically let's just say that that doesn't have to equal immortal. Technically it's more correct to say he's an Asgardian rather than a god. Asgardians were worshipped as gods by earthlings/midgardians. More technically they'd be aliens. Super powerful yes. Very long lived. But they can die and eventually do. But we're talking thousands of years (or killed by something also extremely powerful). Even in the original Norse myths that had them as gods, still had a myth (Ragnarok as the title) where the gods would eventually all die. So even in the myths that considered them gods rather than powerful aliens as they are in the MCU, they could still die.
The other mediocre Thor movies are acceptable because this is such a triumphant, hilarious, amazing, rewatchable, and nearly perfect movie. Exceptional!
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Hey, thanks!! Yes please send your movie recs, if I haven’t watched them I’ll add them to the list! You can just add a comment or email me. Thanks again!
When I first saw it, I didn't like it. It was a great movie but it was too jokey at parts where I felt like it needed to be serious. I did an MCU Rewatch for this Infinity Saga (Iron Man to Spiderman Far From Home) and it was better a second time. Still wish it was more serious though. Also in the rewatch I feel it's better for Black Panther to come before Ragnarock just because of the way this ends.
the thing about thor and his people being gods, they are kind of not, they never mention it directly but they taunt us, in thor 1, when thor says we should wage war on jotunheim, his friend says this is not earth that we show them some lightning and they worship us as gods(pointing they are not gods). In thor 2, when loki says odin he went to rule earth like their god he replies we are not gods we are born, live, and die just like humans, for loki replies just we live for 5000 yrs.(again pointing they are not gods) I will say they are just beings with extraordinary powers😁😁. And the thing about odin as father, odin was a bad person at his good times, but then he changed to which Hela didn't agree hence the banishment (if you saw kung fu panda 3 it also has the same premise)😁😁
This is actually one of my very favorite MCU movies period. Chris Hemsworth has a great comedic sensibility and I love seeing him go for it with this performance.
"What is this, Thrashgard?" 🤣🤣🤣
Loki is one of the most interesting characters because he is so unpredictable. We want to like him but you can never be sure what his intentions are. It makes him so watchable, not to mention Tom Hiddleston's amazing performance!
After watching Season 2 of Loki, I'm starting to think that he might be the key to saving the MCU....
Fun fact: The “He’s a friend from work.” line was suggested by a young fan who was on set as their Make A Wish request.
“He’s a friend from work”…this was suggested by a kid visiting the movie set on a Make-A-Wish tour.
the fake Thor from the play is the 3rd Hemsworth brother, Luke. he was in a HBO show, Westworld, that is incredible
Luke is honestly the second best Hemsworth. I loved him so much in WestWorld.
Love this movie. The look on Thor's face while he waited for Mjolnir. Fun fact: Mjolnir disguised as an umbrella is a callback to the early comics when it was a wooden walking stick. I liked the fact they combined Planet Hulk with this movie.
Oh interesting!! I was wondering - I thought Strange had turned it into an umbrella for him haha!!
@@CristyReactshe actually did but it was a reference 😅
Point Break is a movie with Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze, and it’s what Tony Stark called Thor in Avengers.
Patrick Swayze has FABULOUS hair in that movie. Really stole the show.
Hela is the great villain so far. So powerful, intimidative, not only can handle Mjolnir but crash it
4:15 so Surtur the giant fire demon is voiced by Clancy Brown who you know as the mean prison guard from Shawshank he was the one that held Andy at the edge of the roof and then got them beers, the main guard in the movie, you said you loved Thors voice but Clancy has the real voice of a god he's done voices for just about everything he's an incredible voice actor.
Oh wow!! Surtur AND Mr. Krabs?!
Noticed something about Odin?
Odin raised Hela to be a fighter..Later Disappointed when she didn't stop fighting. Then he locked her away
Odin raised Thor as the favorite child and spoiled him. Later Disappointed when he ended up being spoiled. Then he cast Thor out.
Odin raised Loki as an outcast, teaching him about Frost Giants like they are monsters, hid from him his actual parentage for 1000+ years. Later Disappointed when Loki ended up being the way he is.
Not to mention...He raised Thor and Loki saying "Well there can only be one king but u were both born to rule" bs which made Loki so competitive for the throne that Odin ended up giving Thor(The spoiled, reckless idiot) over Loki(The tactical, smart one)..Then he is so disappointed at Loki..
Then he finally revealed to Thor and Loki that he had another child who is gonna destroy everything, then he peaced out.
He was better off without kids honestly cause he is terrible at raising them.
I agree 10000%!! He was a terrible father I’m not a fan
@@CristyReacts yeah even in norse mythology..he is sort of an idiot- T-T
Awesome reaction and some hilarious lines - "Trashgard", "did I write this movie?". : )
This is the movie that really helped find Thor's tone and humor and he's a great character from this point forward.
Another great reaction, Cristy! This is my favorite of the Thor movies, a nearly perfect mix of action and comedy.
Yes, Odin died. In the MCU, Asgardians (and other races of Norse mythology) have very long lifespans compared to humans, but aren't truly immortal. They live for approximately 5000 years in the MCU, that was Odin's age when he passed on. Both Hela and Valkyrie were younger than Odin but older than Thor, who is currently 1500 years old. That's equivalent to a human being in their early 30s.
Point Break(A movie in which a character looks like Thor) is a nickname Tony gave Thor
IRONY: The God of Thunder being taken down with TAZERS (not to be confused with "Tazorface"... hehehe... "TAZORface").
Hahahahaha dumb tazorface
Banner is wearing a duran duran hungry like a wolf t shirt
Loki is played by Matt Damon
"Actor Thor" is played by Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke Hemsworth.
"Point Break" was the nickname Tony came up with for Thor in the first Avengers movie because he looked a little like Patrick Swayze's character Bodhi in the movie "Point Break" about a bunch of surfers who robbed banks.
@22:39 - Hulk is a separate personality than Banner. He started out like a baby, who can only cry in anger. Now that he has been Hulk for a couple of years, he can talk, but still acts like a child.
Cate Blanchette (Hela) plays an evil queen in this film, but played a good queen in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
18:12
Cristy: "Are you good?? Are you bad?? "
Loki: "...yes..."
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Ha!! That's how it feels!!
@@CristyReacts at this point, you'll just have to accept Loki as he is lol 😁
The woman who sacrificed herself to save Valkyrie was her girlfriend. Valkyrie and Odin are the same age. The reason Odin deed is because without his power he ate like a normal human which isn't bad unless you're over 5,000 years old like Odin for a year and a half added to that was fatal. The grandmaster with the collector are the elders of the universe and they are brother's. M'jolnir and the casket of eternal winter what was the weapon the frost Giants used in the first movie Thor film both weapons are living life forms which are capable of destroying planets. Hela was able to destroy the hammer not just because she's powerful but she was the true wielder of the hammer. Hela in the MCU is Thor's half sister but in the comic books she is Loki daughter.
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Bradley said it best!! 🤩
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Fantastic reaction as always! I know you have one more film before Infinity War, but start preparing now. Trust me, you are NOT ready, LOL. Cannot wait!
@6:40 This is I believe the second (out of 4 times) that Matt Damon played the role of 'Loki'. His first time was in the movie 'Dogma' (fantastic movie starring alongside Ben Affleck, George Carlin, Alan Rickman, Jason Mews, Chris Rock, Salma Hayek, Linda Fiorentino and Kevin Smith ), the 3rd time is in the next Thor movie and the 4th time was for Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (again written and directed by Kevin Smith and has practically everyone that has ever appeared in a Kevin Smith movie)
O Snap, I can't wait to watch this w/ ya! This is one of my favorite Marvel movies! So much funny in this movie! Awwww you left a lot of really funny parts out but still loved your reaction! And sure 29:58 I'd love a treat!
This movie was so much fun. xD If you like it, consider checking out the writer/director Taika Waititi's other stuff, notably "What We Do In The Shadows" (a vampire mockumentary that's absolutely hilarious!) and "Jojo Rabbit". :)
Well in the MCU..gods do die. Although it is very hard to kill them(Like they can breathe and survive in Space..probably take bullets on without dying, handle the power of a star etc) and they will live for a long time before dying to the old age of around 50000
Odin died due to old age
They cut Thor’s hair because Chris Hemsworth was tired of the wig.
It's not just the best Thor movie, it's the best MCU movie.
IIRC there was some kid on set as part of one of those "Make a wish"-foundation thingys, and he actually suggested the line "He's a friend from work" :)
"Is this Trashgard?"
Okay, if I hadn't already been subscribed for a few months now, THAT would definitely have made me mash that button.
I was surprised the editor didn’t add a “baddumm tshh” but then i realized it was actually a good joke hahaha
Fun fact:The Grandmaster is the Collector's brother. 😊
good review and reaction!
Best Thor movie! The humor is so well done. People should really sub, it's not like it costs anything. I sub'd the moment I watched you for the first time! Happy holidays! 🤗🤗🎄🎄❄❄🎅🎅
It’s cause you’re the best ❤️ happy holidays, friend!!
"Ragnarok & Roll" is the phrase you were looking for at the beginning. ;)
Yessss!! Exactly!!
Hi Cristy, (1st comment yeah) enjoy this movie!
Perhaps it’s the season…but before today, I never paid attention to the amount of red & green in this movie.
It’s a low key (Loki *wink wink) Christmas movie.
35:02 "Earth it is."
Seriously? I mean, in the space of a second, something traveling at the speed of light can travel _all_ the way around the Earth _nine times._ But light from _one_ end of the Milky Way takes needs more than _250,000 years_ to reach the _other._ The galaxy is _huge._ Am I really to believe there are _no_ other places you folks can go? Does it _always_ have to be Earth?
"He's a friend from work" was apparently a line suggested by a kid fan. Idk if like one of those terminal illness make a wish kind of things but I guess that doesn't matter.
And somebody else pointed it out for me before, but Korg tried to start a rebellion and didn't print enough pamphlets. So paper beat rock.
Glad to be in the top 19%.
You had me hooked from day one.
I thing watching you and your channel grow has been fun.
Plus, I think you’re adorable.
Gonna love this one.😊
Thanks Doug- I’m so glad you’ve been here since the beginning! ❤️❤️❤️
Thor: Ragnarok is one of my all time favorite of the MCU.
I love the theatrical play with Matt Damon as Loki, Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke as Thor, and Sam Neill as Odin. That was so unexpected and funny.
This isn’t a spoiler, but an anti-spoiler, which the filmmakers gave to the audiences. Before the release of Infinity War, the filmmakers made a point to announce that “anything could happen” in the final Avengers films, and no character was safe. You may know that MCU films and series after Endgame have featured various characters from the series, but know that some of these post-Endgame films/series may be set in either a time prior to Infinity War, or an alternate dimension. The filmmakers’ preface holds for going into the final Avengers films: Anything can happen.
Of course he looks like banner mark ruffalo provides the voice and left capture for the hulk
Where’s Heimdall?
“Heimdall was an idiot”
I don’t know why that made me laugh so hard
Everyone misses that Korg (Rock) lost his revolution due to pamphlets (Paper) and his friend has blades for hands (Scissors).
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Karl knows what’s up!!! ❤️
Great reaction! As a big fan of Thor comics I had big issues with how they changed things for the movie. But it is a fun movie to watch.
Simple answer to the hair-thing - "Appearance changes create narrative distance."
I.e. in a long-running series of movies like the MCU, they make an effort to change up appearances occasionally to visually mark the passage of long periods of time for the viewers.
Cristy, there was an animated movie that showed what happened to the Hulk after Age of Ultron , Planet Hulk, i didn't find out about until later, but it shows how he got to Sakar
Way late on this but it's not the same exactly thing. The comic really has nothing to do with the mcu.
Cristy, I love your reactions. ❤️
The guy playing Thor in the play is Chris Hemsworth brother who actually auditioned for thor and didn't get it. Chris Hemsworth actually auditioned for Captain America but got the Thor role instead.
Fun fact: Hela is played by the same actress in lord of the rings as the lady of the woods elf
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Omg so funny you said this… i think you're going to LOVE an upcoming video we're working on... it’s a surprise though, so I can’t tell 🤫
"Are you good? Are you bad?".
He's just Loki.
Loved the reaction to my favorite of the Thor films! Your view of Loki is pretty much the same with everyone I know. You want to like him, but... I would highly recommend you watch the Loki series, it's well worth the time! I would suggest waiting on that until after the Avengers movies "Infinity War" and "End Game" and the few films that come between those two.
Another rocking review, well done 🙂, keep going.
Odin told Loki in the last movie they don't live forever...the hulk has been in hulk form for two years so hes developing which is why hes talking more and having conversations
I'm excited for this reaction! 😊
"Trashgard" is fucking BRILLIANT!
Potentially amusing useless fact: In the comics, Thor once beat the snot out of Iron Man over a strand of his hair. Tony picked it off a sofa in Avengers Mansion back when the team first formed, and when Thor was presumed dead Tony and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four attempted to clone him from the strand. The clone, presented to the public as Thor himself, promptly went off the rails and killed someone without provocation. When the true Thor returned, he was not happy about any of this and left Tony dragging his disabled armor down an Arizona highway. The clone ultimately took the name Ragnarok.
I hope we see Loki and Thor, not as enemies, but as allies.
A lot of people miss the point of what has happened with the Hulk. For the first time in his existence (and throughout the current MCU), the Hulk actually has a life. He has friends and a life where he is admired and respected. It's a total departure from the his "life" on Earth.
Up until now, his only purpose was to save "Banner" during a crisis or be used as a blunt instrument to help fight Avengers enemies. The minute the problem is solved, the Hulk is "put away" and forgotten until they need him again.
The Hulk and Banner are separate people sharing an existence, but Banner is the only one who has a life. After having and enjoying a life on Sakaar, it's suddenly ripped away from him again when circumstances cause Banner to return and the Hulk to be shelved. It's enough to make the Hulk start to resent Banner and not want to help when "called".
That big ship in the end credits is important. Remember it.
I think a lot of people do not catch what is meant by Point Break. If you remember back to the first Avengers movie, Tony call Thor Point Break.
This is the 2nd best MCU movie, right after Endgame, if you ask me 🙂
Interesting fact: the director of this movie also played Korg
This movie has a different tone from the first two, and that will play into the fourth movie when you watch it.
The narrator at the beginning sets the tone of the movie. The first two were narrated by Odin. They had a serious and "kingly" tone.
Ragnarok was narrated by Thor, and he's telling it in retrospect to all of the survivors. Hence the levity he's trying to bring to the group after the tragedy. He's trying to be the leader that his people need in the dark times.
Love and Thunder is narrated by Korg, Thor's Stone friend from the planet Hulk was hiding on. You'll see the absolute difference when you watch Thor: Love and Thunder.
"Did I write this?" Clearly no, you didn't see any of the jokes coming :)
Great video. I think I've said it before but one criqtue, you leave out a lot of great character moments. I can't imagine what it's like editing a video, especially when watching a movie for the first time. And the other thing, all movies are subjective...but definitely work on editing a little bit better. I think there's some moments you could leave out and other moments you leaving on the cutting room floor. I don't mean to bash ya, just trying to give some feedback. Also I bet you've gotten busy but I highly recommend to look at your comments on the spiderman reaction, lots of people left Great advice on how to proceed through the MCU and I would recommend to not miss out on the advice.
P.s. in case you didn't know, The director of this film did the motion capture for Korg. Also Korg lost his revolution because he didn't print enough paper 😂. It's the good old play on rock vs paper
Also are you going to break up Infinity War & Endgame into their own 2 part reactions? There's just a lot of "meat" in both of movies because of their runtimes.
This movie was inspired by two different storyline in the comic books one being Ragnarok which is the apocalypse of Asgard and planet Hulk. In planet hope a group of heroes send Hulk of planet because he's too dangerous he crash lands on the planet sakaar where is ruled by the Red King. Hulk put into the contest of champions overthrow the king and becomes ruler until tragedy strikes and his wife and child die then then he come back to earth and for revenge and kills all of Earth's heroes. Thor thinks the Hulk has only been gone for 2 years but time works differently on the planet saakar so from the hulk's perspective is 6 years which is how he's able to speak normally and not constantly be a rage monster. Bruce and the Hulk are separate beings the Hulk is like a life force of the universe similar to gravity only to be confined in the body of a mortal. Bruce is a man who created a weather machine in in the center of Bruce is a man who created a weather machine where he's sits in the center of it and everything around him either gets destroyed or damaged in the wake of the pressure.
Been waiting for this reaction, it's one of my favorite MCU movies. I figured it would crack you up, glad you enjoyed it.
Asgardians in the MCU aren't gods - Odin says so himself in the first Thor movie. So, they can die of old age, but Odin's death was accelerated by Loki stripping his power and leaving him on Earth.
Also, there's a brilliant out-take you'll find on UA-cam. This movie was filmed around the same time as Guardians 2, and during the scene where Hela orders Skurge to execute one of the Asgardians, Michael Rooker turns up in costume and character as Yondu. Look it up, you'll love it!
Happy holidays digital fam ✌️❤️
Happy holidays friend!!!
The box office numbers and the masses of people posting their personal rankings of the phase 1-3 MCU movies showed that a huge majority of movie fans loved Ragnarok. There was a small percentage that felt Taika Waitit, the director and also actor behind Korg, got a little too silly with it, but most of us felt the humor to non-humor was well balanced. The same can not be said for Thor 4, Love and Blunder. Everyone I talked to, myself included, felt like Taika went ham with the silliness and we felt like he ruined it with way too much humor.
Some of the movies in the franchise got more money than they deserved, I feel, because they immediately followed one of the mega hits and fans were expecting the same level of quality. Love and Thunder was one of those, following the greatness of Ragnarok and Infinity War and Endgame, people had high hopes.
Next we have two of the biggest most successful movies of the whole franchise in Black Panther and Infinity War. The trio of Ragnarok, Black Panther and Infinity War are a true treat, because they're three awesome movies back to back to back.
And, after that wonderful intro, all us '80s kids weep for Cristy, that she may never have seen the episode of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, titled "Ragnarok and Roll".
🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲I’m sorry I have failed you
Please don’t expect me to know anything 😫
sweet reaction :)
12:00 being "worthy" doesn't mean being a good person. technically, someone could be worthy to lift the hammer for a specific task or amount of time and then just be NOT "worthy" anymore. The hammer is pretty sentient.
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Cristy, the Grandmaster is one of the Celestials? or one of the higher beings in the universe, that is why he said anywhere else, he would be millions of years old, because he said time didn't work on Sakar
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The movie's director plays Korg.
Thor got a haircut because Chris Hemsworth didn't want to wear a wig for the entire movie, lol.
I’m very excited for your reaction to infinity war
It's weird. Surtur can beat Hela, but Thor can beat Surtur, but not Hela.
Thor could beat Surtur as he was at the beginning of the movie.
But after Surtur’s crown was placed in the eternal flame, no one could stop him. Not Hela, not Loki, not Thor. No one.
Rock, paper, scissors.
Did you catch the joke after being made of scissors? Funny that Korg failed his revolution because he didn't have enough paper. Paper wraps rock in the Rock Paper Scissors game
I did haha 😝
11:29 - I can't remember which movie it was, but Odin insisted that they weren't ACTUAL gods. Just long-lived and powerful.
12:57 - That was a good one. 😆
16:07 - Between the Grandmaster and the Collector, I was very disappointed. They're supposed to be extremely powerful cosmic beings. Instead, the Collector was reduced to an eccentric character and the Grandmaster was reduced to comic relief. 😠
18:56 - GREAT reference! ♥
21:02 - Once rules were established, the Grandmaster wouldn't break them. This clown is cheating, and I hate that they made it a character trait for him. 😠
21:49 - If you like that, you should see Alan Ritchson in "Reacher." He was massive for Season 1, but put on another 30 pounds of muscle for Season 2. The man's an absolute BEAST! (You should watch it. It's a great show. 😊)
24:31 - "Point Break" is a action/crime film starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze, which includes long-haired surfers as part of the story, hence what Tony Stark called him when they first met.
25:57 - I was shocked they'd call it that in a movie that's technically a Disney movie.
28:39 - That's supposed to be Fenrir. In Norse mythology, he's one of Loki's children. Here, he's just a big wolf/dog/thing.
Glad you had fun watching, and I hope my "essay" wasn't too much, but this is usually the kind of comment I leave, time stamps and all. 😊
The focus on comic relief on the later films kinda gets to me. I laugh, and I do still love the films, but I think directors like Taika leaned too heavily on silly jokes and comedy. And I won’t say too much as to avoid spoiling it, but they definitely nerfed Hulk too much as the films went on as well.
I understand these are just comic characters, I understand the need to make them appeal to such a broad audience. But some of the choices could have been made better, in my humble opinion.
You absolutely need to watch more of this director's movies. I recommend starting with Jojo Rabbit
Thank you for another enjoyable reaction video. However, one thing.. Hulk is not a monster, he is the complete antithesis of Bruce Banner. Where Banner is weak,even for a human, Hulk has nearly limitless strength. Where Banner is very calm and even tempered. The hulk 's rage knows no bounds,. And where Banner is one of the smartest people on the planet, Hulk is simple minded and childlike in his way of thinking. The MCU has had a difficult time portraying Hulk properly..
Thor is a actually a God from Nors Mythology. Thor is the God of thunder, strength, fortility etc.
This is a fun movie... that started the slow MCU collapse by initiating the formula of undermining the protagonist for cheap laughs that quickly became misused and overused in subsequent films.
Odin being a god, is..... Well, basically let's just say that that doesn't have to equal immortal. Technically it's more correct to say he's an Asgardian rather than a god. Asgardians were worshipped as gods by earthlings/midgardians. More technically they'd be aliens. Super powerful yes. Very long lived. But they can die and eventually do. But we're talking thousands of years (or killed by something also extremely powerful). Even in the original Norse myths that had them as gods, still had a myth (Ragnarok as the title) where the gods would eventually all die. So even in the myths that considered them gods rather than powerful aliens as they are in the MCU, they could still die.
Lmao most ppl dont seem to get why tony calls him point break. God i watched too many movies as a child. Lol
The other mediocre Thor movies are acceptable because this is such a triumphant, hilarious, amazing, rewatchable, and nearly perfect movie. Exceptional!
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Not just the best Thor movie its top five MCU movie
They never really show how Loki gets from putting the crown on the flame … then up to the spaceship.
I mean I know how…but it’s spoiler territory…
Oh, ok. That makes sense.
The beautiful Cristy 😊❤
Good reaction
When I first saw it, I didn't like it. It was a great movie but it was too jokey at parts where I felt like it needed to be serious. I did an MCU Rewatch for this Infinity Saga (Iron Man to Spiderman Far From Home) and it was better a second time. Still wish it was more serious though.
Also in the rewatch I feel it's better for Black Panther to come before Ragnarock just because of the way this ends.
Prepare for fun!
the thing about thor and his people being gods, they are kind of not, they never mention it directly but they taunt us, in thor 1, when thor says we should wage war on jotunheim, his friend says this is not earth that we show them some lightning and they worship us as gods(pointing they are not gods).
In thor 2, when loki says odin he went to rule earth like their god he replies we are not gods we are born, live, and die just like humans, for loki replies just we live for 5000 yrs.(again pointing they are not gods)
I will say they are just beings with extraordinary powers😁😁.
And the thing about odin as father, odin was a bad person at his good times, but then he changed to which Hela didn't agree hence the banishment (if you saw kung fu panda 3 it also has the same premise)😁😁