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“Whosever holds this hammer, if he be WORTHY, shall possess the power of Thor.”
Groot is?
Actually a quote from the first Thor comic. It becomes a meme in the MCU.
@@alaneskew2664 Beta Ray Bill is worthy
Still iconic even in 2021, and we all know who's been worthy to lift the hammer Mjolnir.... 😉
@@alaneskew2664 that doesn't change his fact
"It's like a play.." Well done, the Director is one of the best Shakespearian actor/directors.
8:32 Fun fact: Odin's eight legged horse, Sleipnir, is the child of Loki and Svaðilfari. Loki even did gave birth to it himself
I love how as soon as Odin casts out Thor, the very next thing he does is create a path for him to return, through Mjornir.
The name of the hammer is Mjölnir.
No disrespect meant.
Edit: its derived from the verb "að mjölva" as in "ég mjölva á þér hausinn." in English "to crush" or "i'll crush your head." So a direct meaning in English could be Crusher.
@@orarinnsnorrason4614 That would certainly have been easier to pronounce! Less mysterious, though, I guess. 🔨
@@bigdream_dreambig At least it sounds cooler and less disrespectful than Mjö Mjö - Darcy
@@orarinnsnorrason4614 Meowmeow ?!?
Odin is a grumpy king but he is still Thor’s father. Plus like any parent he knows his children. He probably knows Thor didn’t do all of this foolishness on his own and figured Loki encouraged it.
Everyone leaves out the best lines in the movie..
Thor: I need a horse.
Pet guy: All we have are dogs and cats.
Thor: Well, give me one of those big enough to ride.
A cat large enough to ride...like He-Man XD
@@grantkruger3689 He-Man is not a cat :P
You're so right. It might well be the best line of the movie it's so good.
Already 10 years since this movie came out? holy crap time flies
I love how quick you were to forgive Loki because you understand who he is and why, the way you cried Loki, Loki at the end, relieved to see him alive, you are so pure of heart Dasha that I can't help but be amazed by it. Never lose that precious part of yourself.
its amazing watching his journey from spoiled prince to a man worthy of the throne he sought for so long as well as being worthy of godhood
Neat fact: that first guy that tried to lift Thor's hammer is a cameo of J. Michael Straczynski. He wrote quite a few comics for Marvel and DC, as well as writing for films and TV series. My most favorite work he's created is the sci-fi television series Babylon 5.
Big fan of B5 here. Great cameo. Thanks for mentioning it.
I didn't know about this cameo! And it appears on IMDb that he is also credited with the story for Thor. Babylon 5 was a great show (as was its spin-off, Crusade), and he was also a co-creator of and writer for Sense8. Can't really go wrong with his projects most of the time.
What a delightful reaction. Your emotionality is a treat. I especially liked your reaction to Thor's powers being restored. Never outgrow that.
That’s why Loki is a favorite villain of just about everyone he’s relatable and fun
It's really HARD to hate Loki. In fact he is capable of doing good things.
He is the trickster god, and a god of chaos
It’s very cool that your English is so good that you catch the subtleties of Thor’s English - many people wouldn’t...
7:27 "Well, he _provoked_ him."
Behaving as a king means _ignoring_ it when others provoke you. The fact that Thor didn't is just proof that he wasn't _ready._
The Asgardians in the MCU are based on actual Norse mythology, positing the idea that it's actually REAL, because these beings visited Earth in the past and the humans of the time saw them as gods. The average Asgardian lives for about 5000 years, Thor is approximately 1500 in this movie so he's like mid-twenties in human terms heh.
Sir Anthony Hopkins was PERFECTLY cast as Odin too, he did such an excellent job. The bit where he's yelling at Thor at the beginning in the Bifrost chamber, and Loki goes to interject, he ad-libbed this vicious growl that actually scared Tom Hiddleston in the moment, so menacing was he.
I do highly recommend you read some stories from Norse myth, they are very entertaining and fun, as the Norse gods were friends and protectors of humankind, whereas other pantheons were indifferent or demanding of worship.
Neil Gaiman's "Norse Mythology" is the most accessible summary.
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Pick only one. Because I'm pretty sure in "actual" Norse mythology Heimdall wasn't a black dude, no matter how good of an actor Idris Elba is.
@@Blandina11 I don’t think you understand what that means, it’s not referring to skin color.
Thor is a race of humanoid alien known as an Asgardian. They live thousands of years, and are significantly stronger than humans. A regular Asgardian is capable of bending steel in his bare hands. Thor is more powerful than the average Asgardian, capable of taking on very powerful opponents (like the Hulk). Asgardian technology is a mysterious blend of science and magic, far beyond anything found on Earth (Midgard). Thor is known in many realms/planets as the God of Thunder, able to summon lightning, thunder, wind and rain. Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, has an enchantment over it, so that only the worthy can lift it and possess its power.
Too cute!! I’m not sure I’ve heard anyone call the tesseract “the ice cube” before😄❤️
Edit: whoops! Not the Tesseract but, “the Casket of Ancient Winters”!! Thanks for the corrections🙌
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It wasn't the tesseract, it was the Casket of Winters - the "frost power source" of Jotunheim.
@@PhilBagels Seems like "the Ice Cube" would be a perfectly suitable nickname for that, doesn't it?
@@bigdream_dreambig Indeed.
Yep, there are two glowing, blue, box shaped MacGuffins in this movie that have nothing to do with one another.
Perhaps the main reason this movie is so different from the previous 2 MCU movies is that the Director has been involved with a lot of Plays--he does Theater and Movies. Also, I loved your reaction.
Yes, Kenneth Branagh did a wonderful job with this film, the setting itself lends itself very easily to that Shakespearean style of theatre.
@@lordmortarius538 supposedly the first time Hopkins was in the throne room in costume, he said "Look at this; we don't need to act."
I'm not sure why people hate this movie, it's so good and very touching! Dasha you're such a sweetheart, I love your reactions ❤
I always found it ironic that Darcy takes down the god of thunder with electricity
MCU Thor's only weakness: electricity.
That and THORazine
Hey, so did the Grandmaster in Ragnorak
@@Spidercat616 Obedience disk, shuts down the nerve system like in the comics with silver surfer beta ray bill etc.
He was powerless at that point. It wouldn´t have worked if he had his godly powers.
Comic Fact - When Thor was condemned to Earth, he was actually a disabled person with a walking cane. Then when he needed to summons his powers, he would strike the cane to the ground, therefore transforming him into the Mighty Thor.
I remember in the Silver Age comics that if Thor was separated from his hammer too long, he would turn into Dr. Don Blake. That was usually a weakness, but a few times, it was an advantage because Thor was incapacitated by a magic spell or something, but when he reverted into Blake, Blake wasn't affected by whatever incapacitated Thor.
That's why Jane's ex was named Don Blake
Keep that quote that Odin says to the Hammer because it plays a very important event later on in the marvel movies.
Can’t wait to see your reaction to Cap. 😁
I wonder how she'll react to Cap. It just occurred to me that both she and Steve Rogers are very pure souls.
@@waterbeauty85 That's the reason I assume he'll be one of her favorite characters.
It's kinda difficult for anyone not to have the same reaction to a shirtless Chris Helmsworth.
Wait till she gets a look at overweight Thor.
Wait till she see Steven Rogers
Funny you just came from reacting to Chernobyl, where Stellan Skarsgård played Boris Shcherbina. Quite different roles
He will be playing The Baron Harconnen in the updated version of DUNE
But we'll always remember him as Bootstrap Bill Turner
Loki was so focused on being Odin's favourite, he never even noticed that he was Thor's favourite. He never seems to believe that his brother's love for him is genuine. 😢
The MCU has a lot of different stories in it. There's a lot to enjoy. :)
9:12…”families can be tough “ 😉
I think this is the best Thor movie. It was loyal to how Thor really is supposed to be like: serious and full of integrity. I have the original comic that introduces the Destroyer
Thor is one big family drama you'll see,Loki is not to be trushed he's the God of mischief defantly great reaction from you've got along way to go.
You have a noble heart. I don't know of many people feeling bad for Loki after all he's done, but you still try to understand his point of view.
If you think this one is a totally different style, wait until you get to Winter Solder, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Ant Man!
"Och! He's gonna kick Loki's ass!" 😝
Your reactions always brighten my day
You need to watch "GREEN MILE" It's such a good movie.. You won't regret it!
You want her to cry herself to dehydration? She might have to work her way up to that one
@@danielsmith5088 Crying is a normal and innocent thing to do. Plus its a great movie and a great story. You cant "Work" yourself up to watch a movie which is purposefully made to touch your feelings. This isn't a "workout" it's just how movies are made. What a weird comment lol.
Plus, it's PRETTY unlikely that you'd get dehydrated from crying... Just saying :)
@@jjjajajjaajajaj Yeah, it's hyperbole. Dasha is a sensitive soul and Green Mile brings even the most stoic to tears.
@@danielsmith5088 I liked your comment. It was my exact thoughts. Not sure what the other person was yammering about trying to dissect it.
If she cried that much during Empire, she's gonna CRY at Green Mile!!
Dasha starting to see the links in the movies🥰🥰🥰
Another great reaction Dasha (with no tears, or not many, yay ! 😃) ... what's next ?
Oh yeah the bifrost is cool as it has both the power of transportation and massive destruction. I do find it weird that they act like can't travel to earth without it... even though they clearly do in a later movie.
I think the Bifrost is much more accessible, like anyone can go through the portal if Heimdall opens it for them, while other ways to get to earth require significant skill in magic; skill that is far beyond Thor.
This movie features the first appearance of S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Jasper Sitwell (Maximiliano Hernández), who also appears in The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Avengers: Endgame.
Love your reactions and how much more interesting you make them compared to those that I have seen other people do. Also your command of the English language is very good.
Don't forget Dasha... there is one more member you have to learn about in the next movie!
Paging Captain...
Can’t wait for ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ and for Jane to come back... They’re a perfect couple.
Loki. He is a master of deceit and mischief, his loyalty to himself is absolute, his loyalty to anyone else is for convenience only. He is also very smart.
Did you watch the deleted scenes with Thor & Loki at the beginning? Loki really did love his brother. And if Loki hadn't let the Jotuns sneak into Asgard in the beginning and shown Thor to be an arrogant, spoiled frat boy, Asgard would have been saddled with a horrible king. Also, there's the deleted scene where Frigga explains to a bewildered Loki that he must be king, with Thor banished and Odin locked into the Odin sleep. It was something that he really didn't seem to care about.
I grew up reading about Thor and his adventures.
On another topic. Stellan Skårsgard who plays the old guy with the girls and you might know him from Chernobyl tv show. One film you might find fun is The Hunt For Red October. He plays a bad guy role in that one, iconic role who lifted him into stardom.
He was also the villain in the 2004 King Arthur movie, definitely worth a watch.
@@jeremyfrost2636 I have the soundtrack from that one. Very good.
@@orarinnsnorrason4614 Oh, I rather liked the music in that one. I should've bought the soundtrack too.
Also Will's dad in Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and 3
Hey, Dasha! Thor was probably the trickiest character to translate but a critical character to make credible as Loki figures prominently in the Avengers' future. The approach to Thor early in the saga is a pseudo-Shakespearean representation as opposed to the more comedic interpretation of the later films. I much prefer serious Thor as he is much more comic book-authentic. I think "Thor" succeeds on every level and it is my favorite Phase 1 film! In the comics, Thor is the actual Norse God of Thunder but, in the MCU, he is a long-lived alien from planet Asgard whose people have been to Midgard (Earth) and thought of as gods.
Marvel's Thor was created in 1962 by writer Stan Lee and penciler Jack Kirby and was the lead feature in the anthology title "Journey into Mystery" until getting his own title. Lee needed someone who could hold his own against the Hulk. Since Hulk is the strongest there is, only a god would do. Comic readers were already familiar with the Greco-Roman pantheon which is practically the basis for the Justice League at DC so Lee decided to go Norse. Lee and Kirby were both familiar with Norse mythology and liked the Viking aesthetic so they ran with it. The sword and sorcery element was new to Marvel with Lee's plots and Kirby's drawings sweeping readers into cosmic high adventure balanced by Earthly concerns when Thor assumed his mortal guise of the crippled Dr. Donald Blake whose walking stick would transform into the hammer Mjolnir when struck hard against the ground. It was hotly debated for 76 issues whether Blake was a human who found the magic walking stick that filled him with Thor's spirit or if Thor was pretending to be a man when the matter was finally put to rest in issue 159 which is the basis for this film. To teach his arrogant son humility, Odin cast Thor out of Asgard to live as an infirm human with no memory of godhood but he unknowingly passes his father's test by becoming a compassionate doctor. His memory restored, Thor casts off the Blake identity and becomes Thor again full-time. The plot element of Loki being a Frost-Giant foundling adopted by Odin is from the gorgeous third volume of Thor written by J. Michael Straczynski, illustrated by Olivier Coipel and published in the 2000s. It is widely agreed that the 45-issues written and drawn by Walt Simonson in the '80's is gold standard "Thor" and essential reading since Simonson mined proper Norse mythology to plot his run on the book. All three key creators appear in cameos in the film. There is an element pulled from another version of Thor that plays a role in this movie. Marvel created a secondary universe in 2000 called the Ultimate Universe in order to boost readership by providing access to familiar characters without having to learn 40 years of back story. The MCU draws upon many Ultimate Universe details such as having an African-American rather than an Italian-American Nick Fury. Ultimate Thor is never believed to be a god and is thought of as insane which is how he is first received by everyone in the movie.
Kenneth Branagh was an inspired choice of director as he is known for his many Shakespeare productions and passion for the Bard. He infused the proceedings with gravitas that elevated the material and the characters echo of Prince Hal, Falstaff, Iago and Lear. The production design beautifully blends the divine, the medieval and the futuristic with Asgard's golden spires evoking heavenly Valhalla, the world's disc-like shape evoking a flat Earth of the Middle Ages and Heimdall's observatory evoking alien supertech that stabilizes wormholes accurately referred to as Einstein-Rosen bridges. The Bifrost itself isn't a rainbow but a crystal construct that shimmers prismatically. The Worlds Tree Yggdrasil is just a graphical representation of the nine planets accessible through the Asgardian wormhole. Although classified as planets in the film, they remain the Nine Realms of Norse myth which include Asgard, realm of the gods, Vanaheim, a fantasy realm of demi-gods, Midgard, home of humankind, Alfheim, home of the Elves, Svartalfheim, home of the Dark Elves, Jotunheim, home of the Frost-Giants, Nidavellir, home of the Dwarves, Muspelheim, the fiery realm of the demon Surtur and Niflheim, the icy realm of the Dead.
The cast is phenomenal! Chris Hemsworth was in contention with his brother Liam for the part and won it. He carries the character easily in both dramatic and comedic situations and it has become his signature role. Tom Hiddleston's casting as Loki was equally important because his role going forward in the saga would be crucial and his villainy would be layered. Branagh had worked with him before on the "Wallander" TV series and recommended him. Hiddleston owns the part and is a sheer delight; a relatable villain you simultaneously root for and hate! Anthony Hopkins is magnificent as Odin and he radiates majesty. The scene where he strips Thor of his power was completely ad-libbed and left the other actors shaken! Natalie Portman as Jane Foster was changed from a physician in the comics to an astrophysicist in the film but she always exudes intelligence and was credible. She and Hemsworth have great chemistry and their lust is palpable! Fine support is lent by Colm Feore as the sinister Laufey, Rene Russo as the nurturing Frigga, Idris Elba as the wise Heimdall, Stellan Skarsgard as the awestruck Dr. Erik Selvig, Kat Dennings as the snarky Darcy Lewis and Clark Gregg as the unflappable Son of Coul, Agent Phil Coulson. The comic-accurate Warriors Three are on hand as well with Ray Stevenson as burly Volstagg, Tadanobu Asano as grim Hogun, Josh Dallas as dashing Fandral and Jaimie Alexander as bold Lady Sif. Jeremy Renner makes his first appearance as Clint Barton aka Hawkeye, Maximiliano Hernandez makes his first movie appearance as Agent Jasper Sitwell and Samuel L. Jackson's Col. Nick Fury pops in with the Tesseract.
TRIVIA:
1. Mjolnir, the name of Thor's hammer which Darcy finds unpronounceable, translates as "Grinder" in English. In the comics, it is made from uru metal or the super-dense solidified molten core of a neutron star. As stars collapse upon themselves prior to going supernova, the cores become super-dense which accounts for Mjolnir's great weight. Only Odin's enchantment makes it portable by a pure soul.
2. The New Mexico town is a set that was modernized after its previous use as a Western town in Lawrence Kasdan's "Silverado" in 1985!
EASTER EGGS:
1. Odin's pet ravens Huginn (Thought) and Muninn (Memory) alight on his throne during the coronation. The ravens are Odin's eyes and ears in his kingdom.
2. Odin arrives on Jotunheim to rescue Thor and company astride his eight-legged horse Sleipnir!
3. Odin's treasure room contains the Tuning Fork, the Tablet of Life and Time, the Warlock's Eye, the Eternal Flame, the Casket of Ancient Winters and a mock Infinity Gauntlet!
4. The name tag and false ID given to Thor bear the name of his comic book alter-ego Donald Blake!
5. A sign advertising New Mexico tourism says 'Journey into Mystery' which was the title of the comic in which Thor debuted!
6. The 10th-century Norwegian village assaulted by the Frost-Giants in flashback is Tonsberg where Odin hid the Tesseract until Red Skull locates it during World War II.
7. The colleague Selvig refers to who was studying gamma radiation can only be Bruce Banner!
CAMEOS:
The three seminal writers of Thor appear in cameo!
1. Stan Lee is the pick-up driver who tries to wrench the hammer free with his truck only to lose the flatbed.
2. Walter Simonson is seen in Asgard at the closing celebratory banquet between Sif and Volstagg.
3. J. Michael Straczynski is the first local seen in close-up trying to pull the hammer out of the crater.
END-CREDIT SCENE:
1. Nick Fury presents the Tesseract to Dr. Selvig for study in a SHIELD facility. If you see the movies chronologically, this is the third time it appears. If you see the movies in release order, this is your first glimpse of an Infinity Stone!
The next chronological stop in the MCU are the framing scenes of "Captain America: The First Avenger" which take place in 2011.
I also preffer this version of Thor to the one we can see in Ragnarok and the movies that come later.
The first man who tried to pick up the hammer was Joeseph Michael Straczynski, one of the writers of this film. You might enjoy reading and seeing the stories that Straczynski tells.
"Oh, this girl! She's from 'Broken Girls,' right?" Actually, it's "2 Broke Girls." "Broken Girls" means something very different! 😝
Maybe that's the Russian title?
Loki is such an amazing villain. I always hope for him to do the right thing, even though I know he will disappoint me most of the time.
Odin is one of the more powerful beings in the Marvel universe.
In the comic books the Asgardians are of the same species as the Eternals (their movie is coming out soon). I'm not sure they will make that same connection in the movies.
Not many express sympathy for Loki...
...You were practically fanning yourself when Thor walked in shirtless. LOL.
I enjoyed the reaction. :)
P.S. That's not Loki shape-shifted at the end. More like a remote connection.
This whole movie was about a wise father trying to teach his son valuable life lessons as Odin well knows and made mistakes that he doesn't want his son to repeat. Dad discipline a bit different usually than mothers. And some say yes it is harsh, but I remember my father teaching me lessons through learning on my own why it was a mistake. It truly hurts when you disappoint you father as a son and you could see that in Thor's eyes at the end. It is when the son realizes the wisdom of his father that father's are proud and happy they understand without having to tell them..to experience and learn and grow. Also emphasizes why a good father is good in a man's life.
Fun Fact: Thor (2011) is the first MCU film in which Tony Stark does NOT make a physical appearance, though he is mentioned.
Your Marvel journey has just begun. Get ready for a wild ride which will get more exciting and more interconnected with each movie.
"Thor. Thor. Thor. Sigh." Adorable.
Thank you for your wonderful reaction. Sir Kenneth Branaugh directed this movie. He is an very accomplished UK actor. He specialized in William Shakespeare movies earlier in his career. This movie is like a Shakespeare play to me. Thor,. the flawed hero seeking redemption. Loki, the tradgic character who always a hard fate. Marvel was a comic book company. Stan Lee wrote all of these characters for Marvel comics. A new comic for Thor, Captain American, Hulk, Iron Man came out each month. I used to but them a lot when I was a child back in the 1960's and early 1970's. Stan Lee made a short cameo in almost every one of his Marvel movies. Please consider reacting to the Marvel movie Black Widow. About the Russian hero, Natasha Romanoff.
Your accent is very cute and charming. Please don't lose too much of it. ;)
By Loki killing Laufey he killed his biological father to gain the favor of his adopted father.
Dasha!!!! You are one of the most enjoyable reactors to watch, you really make my day brighter!!! Do you have other social links Facebook, Instagram, etc.? I'm looking forward to your next upload!!!!!
One of the reasons this movie is different from the others is it was directed by Kenneth Branagh... a famous English director and actor with an extensive Shakespeare background. If you liked the style I highly recommend Disney's live action Cinderella from 2015, also directed by Branagh and also features Hayley Atwell (agent Carter from Captain America) as Cinderella's mother and Cate Blanchett as her evil stepmother - who by the way also plays Thor's evil sister in Thor Ragnarok
22:41 - That's what she said! 🤣
My brother, his brother in law and I went to see this movie opening night in the theater. My brother kept asking so many questions from both of us.
Interesting comics info....Russia has its own version of the Avengers known as the Crimson Guard. Thor's counterpart is called Perun (spelling?). Was just wondering how close to Thor that Perun is in Russian mythology?
You really are the sweetest girl ever. Keep making videos
Bulfinch's Mythology is a fabulous read.
Thor is a Norse God, the God of Thunder and Lightning, Marvel didn’t invent him, just turned him into a Avenger.
"Loki needs to choose sides" 22 movies later... lol
Shut of whiskey dropped in a beer is known as a car bomb. Irish whiskey with Guinness is an Irish car bomb.
I'm sure you're gonna love your journey through the Marvel & DC universe's.
You are absolutely too cute! "Oh, hello" at 11:38.
Oden gained wisdom by drinking from a certain spring, at the roots of Yggdrasil. Then he picked one of his eyes out and put it in the water, for omniscience. I don't know how the MCU treated these details (but clearly he's one-eyed).
In the flashback to the battle at Jotunheim where he finds Loki, you can see that his eye is a fresh wound, rather than an eyepatch. I assume that means he was supposed to have lost his eye in that battle.
20:20 Jane foster is the same actress from Star Wars prequel trilogy.
This movie will blow your mind
The girl in this movie is Padme' Amidala in Star Wars Reveng of the Sith.
In ALL of the Prequels !!!
Another fun MCU reaction Dasha!
18:12 Thor, how does this keep happening? You and Loki have grown _up_ together. How does he continue to _fool_ you?
Odin All-father; He gave one of his eyes to be able to see everything happening. e.g. when he saw the frost giants.
It gets me why Odin gets so angry at Thor. You open these peaceful realms and innocent lives the Horror and desolation of WAR! It's so true. War brings horror and desolation
The drink Thor and Selveg had: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boilermaker_(beer_cocktail)
Another awesome reaction.
Wow that look from you looking at thor
1:05 It is about the reactions and comments but my reaction comment is your make-up is immaculate. If you have foundation on-flawless victory (movie suggestion "Mortal Kombat").-Ernie Moore Jr.
9:10 when she says you're family it made me think that i hope she reacts to the fast and furious series.
Yuck !!! What a waste of space and time. My vote: Stick with DC and MCU.
Great Reaction Video 🎉
Valiet Thor
(The stranger in the Pentagon ... movie) is something ... If you decide to watch I hope you keep an open mind.
Thor did not realize that by losing his power and being banished he became vulnerable like humans. So that’s why the stun gun and other things could hurt him and disable him. He lost his super strength.
PS. He was selfish and arrogant and unworthy. Only after being willing to sacrifice his own life for others did he become worthy.
Thor: Strongest Avenger ⚡⚡⚡
its a good look she said
It's nice looking back and seeing Hydra A.I.M. the 10 rings the T.V.A. and The watcher all playing their part in phase one. You're only two movies away from Loki getting pruned out of existence in this reality all together, but you're closer to 20 movies away from understanding what I just said proper. Things haven't even started to get weird yet.
Your reactions are very cute and entertaining. But you know that :-)
Hope you noticed that odin was hannibal lecter in silence of the lambs.....have the lambs stopped screaming clarice?
The hammers name is Jonathan
Well, you say "Pronunciation" better than a LOT of English-speakers... ;)
THOR! He likes his Coffee . . . ;P
I suggest you watch "Geography Now! Russia" and "Fast Food in the USSR: The History." They're great.
Avengers 🔥ASSEMBLE🔥
No SPOILERS
You are very precious, and VERY pretty, my dear !!! Love your personality and candid emotions. The drink you asked about is called a Boilermaker, and it is a half pint of beer with a shot of whiskey, usually dropped into it, not poured in like in this scene.
Ай-яй-яй ты не знаешь, что такое "ёрш"? Как так-то ахаха Шучу, может, не все знают, но это легендарный отечественный напиток - пиво с водкой)
she is padme in starwars
im very straight forward
Have you watched Captain America: The First Avenger yet?
No, is the next to watch.
Well you are not wrong about Odin , being a murderer and a theif. In later movies its said.
I think you said Thor with a rolled R correctly.
In the Marvel universe there is the X-men/Wolverine franchise..
Loki has no ethics. There is no one he will not betray to get what he wants, which is to rule, and he could care less about impressing Odin--or his biological father, who he killed without remorse. Don't waste your time feeling sorry for him.