"He's a friend from work!" This line was inspired and suggested by a kid visiting the set from the Make-a-Wish foundation. So that's the official line they added in the script when Thor when he sees Hulk.
In the comics, as well as Norse mythology, Hela is actually Loki's daughter, not Odin's. Also, in Norse mythology, that giant wolf Fenris is also one of Loki's children.
@@jeffthompson9622 Actually, Sleipnir appeared in the first Thor movie as the horse Odin rode in on in Jotunheim. It's hard to see given that it only shows up in one scene and was out of focus for most of it, but that horse does have more than four legs if you look closely.
i noticed that immediately because im a huge norse and greek mythology nerd, i thought it was an odd change but it worked out well i guess and made things less weird for loki. Guess mcu isn’t ready for a shapshifter that turns into a woman (human and other species) and has a child
Jeff Goldblum’s character is The Grandmaster. He is the brother of The Collector(played by Benicio Del Toro) from the Guardians Of The Galaxy film. They are part of a group called “The Elders Of The Universe”. They are all billions of years old. I love how Disney/Marvel hired “weird, kooky” actors like Del Toro and Goldblum to play them. If they ever introduce more Elders Of The Universe, I hope they use other weird actors like Nicholas Cage, Aubrey Plaza, Crispin Glover and Gary Busey lol.
"Piss off ghost!" cracks me up every time. Every. Time. Voiced by Taika Waititi of course (aka the director). Edit: to be more specific, the accent is a Maori (Taika) doing a Samoan bouncer. Think a gentle giant speaking softly to you explaining why he really wants you to quiet down because he genuinely doesn't ever want to hurt anyone, but if you take one more step he will hurt you exactly as much as it itakes for you to stop. But he still loves you bro.
@@theawesomeman9821 While its a NZ accent, it still has a slight bit of Maori to it... there is a difference between them, same way you have slight differences between some regions in NZ too.
With apologies for the possibly-racist overtones, Seanbaby, in detailing the almost inhuman strength, speed, and toughness of some Samoan MMA fighters (Mark Hunt, specifically, IIRC, who is the human equivalent of getting in a fistfight with an M1 Abrams) once described that people thusly: "At some point, someone told Samoan DNA that it was surrounded by sea monsters, and it believed them".
@12:41 In keeping with the rock, paper, scissors gag, if you catch it, he states he wound up in there because he didn’t make enough pamphlets for a revolution, so in essence, paper beat rock, or Korg in this case 🤣.
Skurge (the guy with Des and Troy) was an OG Thor villain in the comics. He had probably the best, hardest-earned face turn in comics, and easily the most badass death of any Marvel character (so much so that the death has *mostly* been respected by subsequent authors). It shattered me when I read it 37 years ago and I still can't read his last stand without getting choked up.
Not only did Thor come into his own in this movie, the soft retcon of the Asgardian people fixes so many plot holes from the original Thor movie! "Where do you think all this gold came from?" This is easily my favourite MCU film. Cate Blanchett ate the ENTIRE scenery, Karl Urban was a slap-stick legend, and Jeff Goldblum was *chef's kiss*. You should watch any of the interviews with Jeff and Taika. They. are. UNHINGED! It's amazing! Not to mention a Matt Damon cameo and Luke Hemsworth as the actor playing Thor in the play! And Anthony Hopkins playing Tom Hiddleston playing Loki playing Odin is a masterful level of acting! That's why Jeff and Karl's acting were so ham the entire movie, Anthony Hopkins used up all the acting in the first act! And Taika's Korg? Immaculate! By Odin's beard I LOVE this movie!
The t-shirt Bruce wears (which is supposed to be Tony’s) is of Duran Duran’s album, Rio. Robert Downey Jr. is actually a big fan of the band, and they even played at one of his birthday parties! Talk about a Tony Stark moment!
In the first Thor film, they mention wormholes. Hulk accidentally passed thru one and ended up on Sakaar, which is surrounded by them. Also, Bruce Banner has been stuck in Hulk form for about 2 years now. That’s why Hulk is growing more intelligent and is able to talk much more than in Avengers.
29:37 "I can't believe he lost his _eye._ _And_ his hair got cut. What a change in character." And he broke up with Jane and lost his father and his home planet, too. Suddenly, his life is one big _country_ song.
I really like the fact that the line "We know each other. He's a friend from work," was a line that was suggested by a Make-A-Wish kid whose wish it was to visit the set.
It didn’t hit me until recently, but we had 2/3rds of the original Jurassic Park trio in this movie. Jeff Goldblum/Malcolm as The Grandmaster and Sam Neill/Grant as the actor playing Odin in the play at the beginning.
Also in the comics, The Grandmaster and The Collector are brothers (and there are other Elders of the Universe). There’s a painting of both of them playing a board game in the GotG ride at Disneyland.
FYI that isn't the flag of Norway, it is the flag of Denmark. This is my favourite Thor movie to date and from what I have heard and read about the next movie it will remain that way.
Considering how also "HEHEHE" appeared in Swedish colors for a brief moment too, I’m pretty certain it’s a joke. But yes, this movie is great! One of the better "new" marvel movies. The fact that it’s already been 5 years blows my mind.
While I think I prefer Taika Waititi’s non-franchise projects like Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Jojo Rabbit, this and his Mandalorian episode shows he can do good work on blockbusters too.
Can't wait for Love & Thunder. He used Ragnarok to prove himself, and I think Marvel are just going to let him do whatever he wants now. Its gonna be awesome.
Skurge (Karl Urban's character) has one of the most epic, redemptive, final stands in the comics. He gives this heartbreaking speech to one of the heroes, that he knows everyone thinks he's a big joke, and that he dies a little inside every time. He declares he will hold the bridge alone, against the armies of Hel, to buy time for the heroes to escape, asking only that they drink a toast to him later. The movie kind of shows this, but it's really stripped down.
18:25 I love that Tony coded Thor in the Quinjet subsystem as "Point Break" as a reference to the 1991 movie Point Break, where Patrick Swayze plays a surfer named Bodhi who has long, blonde hair. The idea of an Asguardian having to think through Tony's mindset to figure out his own codename is so much fun.
I heard on the movie script there was all the situations and very few dialogues. Point of this was the let the actors improvise their own dialogues to make the movie as funny and silly as possible but also kinda very serious at the same time.
27:54 Fun fact, when he leaps out shooting the undead Asgardians, he strikes a similar pose to Doom Guy from the Doom series. This is in fact also a special nod and reference because Karl Urban did get to play as him in the live action film of Doom many years prior.
In the comics, Hela is Loki's daughter. Given how she looks in the movie, you could see how they could have done the same for Loki in the MCU. The Grandmaster is the "brother" of the Collector (from Guardians Of The Galaxy) -- they are both Elders Of The Universe. Long story.
This is a great movie to be introduced to Taika Waititi's work. I've since watched What We Do In The Shadows, Hunt For The Wilderpeople, and my favorite of his, Jojo Rabbit. I'm going to follow his career forever thanks to this universally enjoyable film that services these returning characters better than any of the previous films.
The Hulk is a separate personality. He's been stuck as the Hulk for the last two years, but because time works strangely on Sakaar there is no way of knowing how long those two years were as experienced by Hulk. He could have been there decades. It's no wonder that he's able to talk in this movie, he's always had the ability to speak, because we know from the first movie with Edward Norton he said "Hulk Smash" but now he's been aware for long enough to develop his mind and grow as a person. Korg is played by the director. In the first Thor Comic aliens came to earth and tried to invade, but Thor defeated them and they fled, believing him to be an example of the typical earthling. Those aliens were rock creatures of the same species as Korg.
@@michaelccozens: Nah it bastardized Planet Hulk and turned Thor from the Avengers' strongest member to its comic relief. There are things about the movie that are funny and work well but it really did cheapen Thor.
When Skurge jumps of the ship, scene is tribute(recreates poster) to Film called DOOM where actor who played Skurge ( Karl Urban) also played John "Reaper" Grimm a.k Doomguy
Vicki, you are one of the few reactors to notice that Lady Sif is not there on Asgard. Jamie Alexander (Lady Sif) had a scheduling with her TV show Blindspot so she couldn't be Ragnarock. Kevin Fiege explained it as Loki probably banished her from Asgard in fear that she could probably see through his Odin disguise.
The director was also the guy who played Korg (the rock guy). also, some crazy high percentage of the lines (like 90%) were completely adlibbed with no script.
I was going through a bit of a rough phase late 2017. This film really helped me to cheer up. This one's special. My fav mcu solo movie along with first Iron Man.
You know, If you watch Loki before he says "You had one job", he smiled a little bit. It wasn't part of the movie. It was Tom Hiddletson trying to contain his laughter. Also Jeff Goldblum all his lines were all improvised.
Korg, the rock guy is voiced by the director Taika Waititi. He designed the characters around the bouncers in New Zealand. They're thee huge Samoan looking guys but have those higher voices and are super nice. Jane and Thor broke up because Natalie Portman didn't want to do another Thor movie. She was upset at Dark World since the initial director was the reason she signed on and when she split due to "creative differences" she didn't want to do it anymore and just continued for contractual purposes.
RESPECT to the warrior w/ the spiked mace for showing NO fear of Hela & telling her EXACTLY what he thought, even tho he & his army eventually had their asses handed to them... I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees.
This was a much needed refreshing relaunch of Thor. I adore this movie. I think my favorite thing about it is Anthony Hopkins acting like Loki acting like Odin. We rarely get to see such a goofy side of him as an actor. Edit: Also, that "It's a tie" thing cracks me up every time. Jeff Goldblum is a legend.
Important note: The filmmakers stated in advance of Infinity War and Endgame that these films conclude the Avengers’ story, so “anything could happen.“ Later MCU films have featured various characters from the series, but be aware that some of these post-Endgame films are set in either: (a) a period before the events of Infinity War, or (b) an alternate dimension So no one should think their favorite character or characters are guaranteed to make it through these films.
Jeff Goldblum as the grandmaster was perfectly cast, and Taika Waititi as the voice of Korg and the director of the movie, fantastic. This is a great fun movie, so much more I could say but then it will turn into an essay. 0:57 well played on the Scandinavian humor.
This movie is way too damn good. Goldblum is hilariously perfect for the role. Taika Waititi as Korg is just funny as hell. (Watch Free Guy to see him steal every single scene he is in.) It's just a lot of fun with characters who feel extremely comfortable in their own skin. The world feels lived in and like you can reach out and touch it. Both Thor and Loki grew a lot in this film. And oh man is that 1st end credit scene going to come back to haunt you. Jeff Goldblum of course getting the final zinger in, "It's a tie."
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This is one of my favourite Marvel movies from the visuals to the soundtrack, setting and tone Taika Waititi did an amazing job. It oddly has a very 1980s feel to it mostly because off the amazing Synth soundtrack something I've listened to known stop. The Hulk part of this story is loosely based on the Planet Hulk comic where the Illuminati decide that Hulk was too dangerous to remain on Earth after Hulk to lose control and attack Las Vegas. They tricked Hulk into entering orbit to destroy a rogue satellite, and then used a shuttle to jettison him from the solar system. They intended for him to land on a peaceful planet, but the shuttle passes through a wormhole on its way with his shuttle crash landing on the planet Sakaar the same Sakaar you see in Thor Ragnarok. Oh should mention that the Marvel Illuminati is like the superhero community version of the United Nations but secretive a little different to the real life concept of the Illuminati, Iron Man 2 or 3 you could see an Illuminati app on Tony's Phone. The members are Doctor Strange representing Sorcerers, Professor Xavier representing the X-Men, Iron Man representing the Avengers, Namor the Sub-Mariner representing Atlantis, the Inhuman king Black Bolt representing The Inhumans, and Mr. Fantastic representing The Fantastic Four with Tony Stark being the founder of the group. These members all decided to sending Hulk into space along with other important choices within the Marvel universe. As Fox owned the movie rights to The X-Men/Mutants and Fantastic Four it was impossible for characters like Mr. Fantastic or Professor X to appear in the MCU which is why you haven't seen them yet. Disney did buy Fox like a few years ago so now they have the movie rights to these characters just a matter of how and when they'll be introduced in the MCU. Sony on the other hand made a deal with Disney/Marvel with Spider-Man which is how he was able to appear in Civil War and then his sole movies partnered by Sony and Marvel Studios. This is also why Scarlet Witch/Wanda is called an Enhanced Individual same with her brother Pietro who are both Mutants in the comics. They couldn't even refer to Pietro as Quicksilver (His comic Hero/Villain name) maybe the reason they just killed him off. Only reason Wanda and Pietro were allowed to be used was the fact both characters were Avengers in the comic's so there was a little legal grey area where Marvel owned the movie rights to the Avengers while Foxed own the movie rights to X-Men and Mutants but Wanda and Pietro were both X-men and Avengers.
On the tower that houses the Grandmaster’s treasured champion, the Hulk, you can see the heads of previously unseen Marvel characters like Ares, Man-Thing, and Beta-Ray Bill serve as stone busts carved on the tower. Beta-Ray Bill is a very cool character and was even revealed to be the first one to hoist Mjolnir, much to everyone’s surprise. He also wears an outfit very similar to Thor's, hopefully we see him in Thor Love and Thunder as Taika Waititi is also directing the sequel as well. But yeah awesome movie remember being so hyped in 2017 we had Spider-Man Homecoming, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and Wonder Woman a great year for Superhero films. The next film is Black Panther and then Avengers: Infinity War which I cannot wait for 100% recommend going in blind was such a great film can't believe it was all the way back in 2018.
@@CaptainAmercia You are right about the fact that she's almost at Infinity War, though. Just one movie away, and after that, as Rafiki from "The Lion King" would say, "It is time."
Taika Waititi was the voice of korg, he is the director of thor ragnarok, also he made a movie called "What We Do in the Shadows" which he plays one of the main roles, its loads of fun, you should react to it.
This is the funniest Thor movie ever, in my opinion! I don't know if Taika can top the humor he put in this film when Thor: Love and Thunder comes out, but there will no doubt be some very hilarious Grandmaster scenes since Jeff Goldblum is reprising his role. So many memorable funny moments in this, from "I have been falling... for 30 minutes!", to Loki's reaction when the Hulk enters the arena, to Korg's dialogue, and, of course, Jeff Goldblum as the Grandmaster. That role couldn't have been more perfectly cast. Also, there's a funny little deleted scene - though I use that term lightly since it's not really a deleted scene - where Yondu interrupts the execution. Someone else will explain it to you. I also recommend getting this on Blu-ray just for the director's commentary, as that option is sadly not on Disney+ (which is a missed opportunity for those who don't have this on Blu-ray).
Who knows… Maybe not ever, but yet. Thor 4 will have some of the golden comedy characters 😉 (i will not name them because I don’t want to spoil VKunia, who isn’t there yet). So we’ll have to wait and see, how funny will this one be)
@@АнастасияАгаркина-й3э I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm sure we'll have some funny scenes with Korg or the Grandmaster, but other than that, I doubt the humor here can be topped there. It's very rare when a sequel to an already funny film is funnier than its predecessor.
Its hard to define if Thor's brother is good or evil due to his ... low-key personality Jane and Thor split because Thor used too much shampoo. With his shorter hair, he will need less and they can get together again.
First they take the hair, then they take the eye, lastly, they take the bod. Which is clever on many levels, but gets to show the character as not just eye candy (lol, pun included).
Adding the same chaotic comic-like energy to Thor became a masterstroke by Taika, the Shakespearean stuff was decent, but making Thor hilarious and relatable did wonders for his character, blending the movie between an action adventure movie and a buddy cop movie. The cinematography and music in the film are great too did I miss a joke because that's Denmark's flag... No no that's Surtur, Fire Giant of Muspelheim. The closest Marvel has to Satan is probably Mephisto. In Norse myth Surtur destroys Asgard during Ragnarok, having killed the norse god Freyr - who was without his trusted sword and had to fight with an antler, the giant wolf Hela has in the film is known in myth as Fenrir who is said to swallow Odin during Ragnarok too (Fenrir is also Loki's child in this), it's like a brutal season finale for the Norse pantheon, even Thor dies after walking 9 steps - one for each realm - having killed Jormungandr the world serpent. Loki meanwhile, after being free from his torture where he's bound by the entrails of his son and has a snake drip poison on his head that his wife tries to prevent by putting a bowl over his head, dies killing Heimdall, so yeah it's all a very brutal affair. The gladiator stuff is also not a Thor story, it's in fact a Hulk story, a precursor to World War Hulk where Hulk - having been banished from Earth by the Illuminati (group of Earth's most powerful superhero geniuses) due to his threat level - landed on Sakaar, became its champion as the 'Green Scar' and even started a family...until the Illuminati then blew up the planet, causing Hulk to attack each member as 'Worldbreaker Hulk' Korg is voiced by the director, Taika Waititi, everyone loves Korg. Hulk is very much his own identity, like Moon Knight the Hulk is an alter of Banner's DID. In MCU canon his time on Sakaar has meant he's not changed back to Banner so he's 'matured' a bit more. In the comics there's actually multiple Hulks within Banner, including Joe Fixit a grey Hulk who works as a gangster, Devil Hulk an immortal and self-loathing Hulk, Doc Green a genius Hulk and Guilt Hulk an evil Xenomorph looking Hulk. Green Scar and Worldbreaker are sometimes considered alters too. Jane 'broke up' with Thor because Natalie Portman left the MCU after Thor 2, creative differences and being unhappy that the film's director had changed were part of it.
What I love most about Thor's character evolution from Shakespearean to comedy is that it makes perfect sense that he'd stop talking like he was in a middle ages play the more time that he spent on Earth. It's damn near too good.
Also, check out the trailers for Thor: Love and Thunder. The beyond idiotic "MSHEU" crowd now say that they don't like Thor because he's not like the comics anymore. Well he was like the comics for the first 4 movies he was in and he was critically and universally panned. Now he's one of the most popular characters in the MCU.
"Now you remind me of Dad" is also a key moment in Thor's own growth, as Odin (in Norse mythology) sacrifices an eye to Mimirsbrunnr (the well of Mimir) for a draught that bestows wisdom and insight, and sees clearly only after the loss.
It's actually funny that Jeff Goldblum is such an acting legend. If you ever see an interview with him you quickly realize he's never acted in his life. He is literally every character he's ever played. ;-)
11:30 "What is Jeff Goldblum doing here?" He was at the studio and wouldn't go away, so they decided to let him play the Grandmaster. (And he's not actually acting, by the way. That's just Jeff....)
Chris Hemsworth is not only an action star, but a GREAT comedic actor so he's a huge part of why this movie works so well. Taika Waititi actually voices Korg, which I loved, and my favorite part was watching Thor and Loki become true trusting brothers by the end of this movie. Their dynamic is one of my favorite things in this one.
There’s a video here on UA-cam where Taika Waititi explains how he had only a small part as Korg (the rock guy) & turned him into a bigger character. It’s brilliant.
So just for some interesting clarification on Skurge's guns...since they were from Dallas, two of the Cowboy's most revered players were Des Bryant and Troy Aikman...he named the guns after them! Just another level of depth to Taika's humor :) But, your comment on it being bittersweet is prescient because the ending scene with Thor and Loki takes us right to the beginning of 'Avengers: Infinity War' where even more tragedy occurs...
16:25 "He's not gonna let him _win."_ Yeah. You've got to wonder just what's going through Grandmaster's mind, right now. I mean he has _never_ before even _envisioned_ having to step in to prevent someone from defeating his champion, because his champion is _Hulk!_
One of my favourite movies, its just so good, super good balance of comedy, action and good story, with amazing music, also Thor unlocking his power really makes powerful moment in the movie, love watching it, great reaction.
this is probably the best looking MCU movie ever, it's visually so vibrant and beautiful and creative. Plus the humor is so good even beyond the usual Marvel humor. It's in my top 3 MCU movies for a reason only second to Infinity War
Ragnorok in Norse Mythology is the fate of the gods at the end of time when everything falls apart and all the gods die, mostly in a final battle. A great Winter will come as the sun fails. All laws and morals will fall away as mankind fights for the last food on a dying earth. Yggdrasil the great tree that holds the earth and cosmos together will shake Valhalla will be invaded by the fire giants and the gods will choose to fight against them and die doing so. The world will sink into nothingness. Some suggest this is part of a cycle and a new world will appear but the older tale probably just speaks of this being the appointed end of days.
13:46 literally everytime im watching this movie with my friends (very often) they close their ears when this scene comes up, cause i always end up screaming 'LOKI'S CHILD'
Ragnarok was such a breath of fresh air for the MCU franchise. Its directed by Taika Waititi who also voiced Korg 😊 The accent is a very stereotypical but animated Maori / Kiwi (new zealand) accent but with a strain to be like a polite Samoan....quite a typical way of speaking in New Zealand if youre a Pacific Islander, especially if youre brought up in a Christian family.
Love how 'the god of Thunder' spends the first half of the movie being shocked at every opportunity. You should look for a short on you tube 'team Darryl grandmaster moves to earth' to see what happens to Goldblooms character after the movie. Very funny.
I've been following along since the beginning! You are so close to the ... well, incredibly awesome and really difficult to experience epicness that is the wrap-up to phase three! 😱😱😱
The look on Loki's face when he saw the Hulk again is priceless.
I gotta get off this planet.
It's even funnier that Bruce is scared of Loki 😂
He got Vietnam flashbacks
Loki: I am a God you dull creature
Hulk: Puny God
Yup. He's still traumatized from NY.
"He's a friend from work!"
This line was inspired and suggested by a kid visiting the set from the Make-a-Wish foundation. So that's the official line they added in the script when Thor when he sees Hulk.
In the comics, as well as Norse mythology, Hela is actually Loki's daughter, not Odin's. Also, in Norse mythology, that giant wolf Fenris is also one of Loki's children.
...as are Jormangandr and Sleipnir, both absent in the MCU, along with Balder.
@@jeffthompson9622 Actually, Sleipnir appeared in the first Thor movie as the horse Odin rode in on in Jotunheim. It's hard to see given that it only shows up in one scene and was out of focus for most of it, but that horse does have more than four legs if you look closely.
i noticed that immediately because im a huge norse and greek mythology nerd, i thought it was an odd change but it worked out well i guess and made things less weird for loki. Guess mcu isn’t ready for a shapshifter that turns into a woman (human and other species) and has a child
Basically all evil creatures are Loki's children
Also a horse
@@whade62000 ...which is why Loki is blamed for Ragnarok, not really because he caused it, but because his children did.
Jeff Goldblum’s character is The Grandmaster. He is the brother of The Collector(played by Benicio Del Toro) from the Guardians Of The Galaxy film. They are part of a group called “The Elders Of The Universe”. They are all billions of years old. I love how Disney/Marvel hired “weird, kooky” actors like Del Toro and Goldblum to play them. If they ever introduce more Elders Of The Universe, I hope they use other weird actors like Nicholas Cage, Aubrey Plaza, Crispin Glover and Gary Busey lol.
Walken should totally be the Gardner.
Aubrey plaza in the MCU would be awesome
@@Anubisblack that would be god tier level casting and im so here for it.
@@Anubisblack Yes. Christopher Walken would be great! 😂
@@Anubisblack I want to start a petition for Chistopher Walken to be the Gardener now.
"Piss off ghost!" cracks me up every time. Every. Time.
Voiced by Taika Waititi of course (aka the director).
Edit: to be more specific, the accent is a Maori (Taika) doing a Samoan bouncer. Think a gentle giant speaking softly to you explaining why he really wants you to quiet down because he genuinely doesn't ever want to hurt anyone, but if you take one more step he will hurt you exactly as much as it itakes for you to stop. But he still loves you bro.
Yeah Korg is awesome in this. That line and also Loki's "I've been falling for 30 minutes!" crack me up every time.
or simply New Zealander accent
@@theawesomeman9821 While its a NZ accent, it still has a slight bit of Maori to it... there is a difference between them, same way you have slight differences between some regions in NZ too.
With apologies for the possibly-racist overtones, Seanbaby, in detailing the almost inhuman strength, speed, and toughness of some Samoan MMA fighters (Mark Hunt, specifically, IIRC, who is the human equivalent of getting in a fistfight with an M1 Abrams) once described that people thusly: "At some point, someone told Samoan DNA that it was surrounded by sea monsters, and it believed them".
@@NZBigfoot it all sounds the same to me but I'm not a New Zealander
My favorite part of this movie will always be that Loki is terrified of the Hulk, but Banner is terrified of Loki.
@12:41 In keeping with the rock, paper, scissors gag, if you catch it, he states he wound up in there because he didn’t make enough pamphlets for a revolution, so in essence, paper beat rock, or Korg in this case 🤣.
Skurge (the guy with Des and Troy) was an OG Thor villain in the comics. He had probably the best, hardest-earned face turn in comics, and easily the most badass death of any Marvel character (so much so that the death has *mostly* been respected by subsequent authors). It shattered me when I read it 37 years ago and I still can't read his last stand without getting choked up.
I also love the fact that Skurge willingly left Valhalla simply because guns weren't available there.
Not only did Thor come into his own in this movie, the soft retcon of the Asgardian people fixes so many plot holes from the original Thor movie! "Where do you think all this gold came from?"
This is easily my favourite MCU film. Cate Blanchett ate the ENTIRE scenery, Karl Urban was a slap-stick legend, and Jeff Goldblum was *chef's kiss*. You should watch any of the interviews with Jeff and Taika. They. are. UNHINGED! It's amazing! Not to mention a Matt Damon cameo and Luke Hemsworth as the actor playing Thor in the play! And Anthony Hopkins playing Tom Hiddleston playing Loki playing Odin is a masterful level of acting! That's why Jeff and Karl's acting were so ham the entire movie, Anthony Hopkins used up all the acting in the first act!
And Taika's Korg? Immaculate! By Odin's beard I LOVE this movie!
I wouldn’t call that a plot hole.
@@jm329 Nope, it isn't. Something not being specifically mentioned is definitely NOT a plot hole.
Agree, it's also my favorite Marvel film, just beating out the first Avengers. Good action, but it's just hilarious from start to finish.
18:35 THANK YOU for saying it! I hated that Hulk's voice sounded like auto tune this whole movie
The t-shirt Bruce wears (which is supposed to be Tony’s) is of Duran Duran’s album, Rio.
Robert Downey Jr. is actually a big fan of the band, and they even played at one of his birthday parties! Talk about a Tony Stark moment!
In the first Thor film, they mention wormholes. Hulk accidentally passed thru one and ended up on Sakaar, which is surrounded by them.
Also, Bruce Banner has been stuck in Hulk form for about 2 years now. That’s why Hulk is growing more intelligent and is able to talk much more than in Avengers.
I've never considered it to be about intelligence, I've always thought it was because Hulk could never fully emerge unless Banner fully receded.
Who's Joe?
@@TakeCareOfYourself7 joe mama
gottem
29:37 "I can't believe he lost his _eye._ _And_ his hair got cut. What a change in character."
And he broke up with Jane and lost his father and his home planet, too. Suddenly, his life is one big _country_ song.
I really like the fact that the line "We know each other. He's a friend from work," was a line that was suggested by a Make-A-Wish kid whose wish it was to visit the set.
It didn’t hit me until recently, but we had 2/3rds of the original Jurassic Park trio in this movie. Jeff Goldblum/Malcolm as The Grandmaster and Sam Neill/Grant as the actor playing Odin in the play at the beginning.
Also in the comics, The Grandmaster and The Collector are brothers (and there are other Elders of the Universe). There’s a painting of both of them playing a board game in the GotG ride at Disneyland.
Fun fact: The "friend from work" line was actually suggested by a kid from the make a wish foundation.
The best line in the movie!
The best line in the movie!
When Loki has been working his whole life to be on the throne and when he finally gets it..he just watches theatre in bath robe and eats grapes lol
FYI that isn't the flag of Norway, it is the flag of Denmark.
This is my favourite Thor movie to date and from what I have heard and read about the next movie it will remain that way.
Considering how also "HEHEHE" appeared in Swedish colors for a brief moment too, I’m pretty certain it’s a joke.
But yes, this movie is great! One of the better "new" marvel movies. The fact that it’s already been 5 years blows my mind.
I could be wrong, but I think that was the joke.
While I think I prefer Taika Waititi’s non-franchise projects like Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Jojo Rabbit, this and his Mandalorian episode shows he can do good work on blockbusters too.
Yeah, but I think this got him the studio buy in to do Jojo.
Taika will work direct Star Wars in the near future.
TBF his success with projects like this & the Mandalorian allows him to do his passion projects...
No he's good with comedys
Can't wait for Love & Thunder. He used Ragnarok to prove himself, and I think Marvel are just going to let him do whatever he wants now. Its gonna be awesome.
Skurge (Karl Urban's character) has one of the most epic, redemptive, final stands in the comics. He gives this heartbreaking speech to one of the heroes, that he knows everyone thinks he's a big joke, and that he dies a little inside every time. He declares he will hold the bridge alone, against the armies of Hel, to buy time for the heroes to escape, asking only that they drink a toast to him later. The movie kind of shows this, but it's really stripped down.
18:25 I love that Tony coded Thor in the Quinjet subsystem as "Point Break" as a reference to the 1991 movie Point Break, where Patrick Swayze plays a surfer named Bodhi who has long, blonde hair. The idea of an Asguardian having to think through Tony's mindset to figure out his own codename is so much fun.
“You’re welcome and ah, it’s a tie”. The greatest line in recent movie history. lol.
I really appreciate your correct usage of descriptive words etc. thank you
I heard on the movie script there was all the situations and very few dialogues. Point of this was the let the actors improvise their own dialogues to make the movie as funny and silly as possible but also kinda very serious at the same time.
27:54 Fun fact, when he leaps out shooting the undead Asgardians, he strikes a similar pose to Doom Guy from the Doom series. This is in fact also a special nod and reference because Karl Urban did get to play as him in the live action film of Doom many years prior.
In the comics, Hela is Loki's daughter. Given how she looks in the movie, you could see how they could have done the same for Loki in the MCU.
The Grandmaster is the "brother" of the Collector (from Guardians Of The Galaxy) -- they are both Elders Of The Universe. Long story.
Comic Hela's origin is from Scandinavian myth, where Hel had father Loki and mother giant woman Angbroda.
Korg is voiced by the film’s Director, Taika Waititi, who did a bang-up job on both.
This is a great movie to be introduced to Taika Waititi's work. I've since watched What We Do In The Shadows, Hunt For The Wilderpeople, and my favorite of his, Jojo Rabbit. I'm going to follow his career forever thanks to this universally enjoyable film that services these returning characters better than any of the previous films.
His role in Free Guy is also great
The Hulk is a separate personality. He's been stuck as the Hulk for the last two years, but because time works strangely on Sakaar there is no way of knowing how long those two years were as experienced by Hulk. He could have been there decades. It's no wonder that he's able to talk in this movie, he's always had the ability to speak, because we know from the first movie with Edward Norton he said "Hulk Smash" but now he's been aware for long enough to develop his mind and grow as a person.
Korg is played by the director. In the first Thor Comic aliens came to earth and tried to invade, but Thor defeated them and they fled, believing him to be an example of the typical earthling. Those aliens were rock creatures of the same species as Korg.
In the planet hulk comic series was told that korg was one of those rock guys, kinda like the captain rex retcon in endor
Thor Ragnarock was surprisingly funny and the easy going and humour of the movie is what makes it such a fun watch.
Bad Movie among the worst
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"Yeah, well, that's like... your opinion, man."
@@NecropsY1 Yes, your thoroughly-reasoned and nuanced opinion is very convincing.
On the other hand, it does make your username appropriate.
@@michaelccozens: Nah it bastardized Planet Hulk and turned Thor from the Avengers' strongest member to its comic relief. There are things about the movie that are funny and work well but it really did cheapen Thor.
Infinity War is going to blow you away.
I do remember seeing Ragnarok in theaters, it’s so fun, what a movie! Glad you loved it!
First things first: Black Panther in memory of Chadwick Boseman. R.I.P. my King:(🌹
@@calvinkopp1735 yeah, but I’m referencing how closely this connects via the ending with Thanos’ ship.
True, but _Endgame_ is going to break her.
When Skurge jumps of the ship, scene is tribute(recreates poster) to Film called DOOM where actor who played Skurge ( Karl Urban) also played John "Reaper" Grimm a.k Doomguy
Vicki, you are one of the few reactors to notice that Lady Sif is not there on Asgard. Jamie Alexander (Lady Sif) had a scheduling with her TV show Blindspot so she couldn't be Ragnarock. Kevin Fiege explained it as Loki probably banished her from Asgard in fear that she could probably see through his Odin disguise.
The director was also the guy who played Korg (the rock guy).
also, some crazy high percentage of the lines (like 90%) were completely adlibbed with no script.
Now you know what happens, if Lady Galadriel actually takes the One Ring from Frodo!
14:43 swear majority of women thought Thor looked so much better with long hair but every guy thinks he looks cooler with short 😂😂😂
I get chills whenever I see Thor & Loki team up... They're So BADASS TOGETHER !!! 😍😊
0:56 you have shattered my norwegian heart
Denmark is pretty close thou lol
I was going through a bit of a rough phase late 2017. This film really helped me to cheer up. This one's special. My fav mcu solo movie along with first Iron Man.
You know, If you watch Loki before he says "You had one job", he smiled a little bit. It wasn't part of the movie. It was Tom Hiddletson trying to contain his laughter. Also Jeff Goldblum all his lines were all improvised.
This was a nice change of pace for the MCU. I'm looking forward to seeing your reaction to the next times we may see these characters.
😆 Korg has to have the _most_ diplomatic tone and manner. I swear, you _cannot_ be angry when he's speaking. 😆
Korg, the rock guy is voiced by the director Taika Waititi. He designed the characters around the bouncers in New Zealand. They're thee huge Samoan looking guys but have those higher voices and are super nice.
Jane and Thor broke up because Natalie Portman didn't want to do another Thor movie. She was upset at Dark World since the initial director was the reason she signed on and when she split due to "creative differences" she didn't want to do it anymore and just continued for contractual purposes.
RESPECT to the warrior w/ the spiked mace for showing NO fear of Hela & telling her EXACTLY what he thought, even tho he & his army eventually had their asses handed to them...
I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees.
Death over bondage, as Killmonger said
I think he was the same warrior that they showed at the beginning of the second Thor movie.
This was a much needed refreshing relaunch of Thor. I adore this movie. I think my favorite thing about it is Anthony Hopkins acting like Loki acting like Odin. We rarely get to see such a goofy side of him as an actor.
Edit: Also, that "It's a tie" thing cracks me up every time. Jeff Goldblum is a legend.
26:22 "What were _you_ the god of again?"
"Awesome guitar solos."
Important note: The filmmakers stated in advance of Infinity War and Endgame that these films conclude the Avengers’ story, so “anything could happen.“ Later MCU films have featured various characters from the series, but be aware that some of these post-Endgame films are set in either:
(a) a period before the events of Infinity War, or
(b) an alternate dimension
So no one should think their favorite character or characters are guaranteed to make it through these films.
I guess Homecoming is her next one, then we get Infinity War? I can't wait till that and Endgame. Her reactions will be incredible!
@@mcrvids6860 she should’ve already seen homecoming. Cause it’s Ragnarok, then Black Panther, then Infinity War.
Jeff Goldblum as the grandmaster was perfectly cast, and Taika Waititi as the voice of Korg and the director of the movie, fantastic. This is a great fun movie, so much more I could say but then it will turn into an essay.
0:57 well played on the Scandinavian humor.
This movie is way too damn good. Goldblum is hilariously perfect for the role. Taika Waititi as Korg is just funny as hell. (Watch Free Guy to see him steal every single scene he is in.) It's just a lot of fun with characters who feel extremely comfortable in their own skin. The world feels lived in and like you can reach out and touch it.
Both Thor and Loki grew a lot in this film. And oh man is that 1st end credit scene going to come back to haunt you. Jeff Goldblum of course getting the final zinger in, "It's a tie."
5:00 I have to know if there's a connection here. The book "The Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul" also had Odin living in a retirement home on Earth.
Stupid looking or not Hela's crown comes directly from the comics. It's a big part of her identity, not a thing that can easily be tampered with.
It's also okay to hate the design but still appreciate the skill at rendering it.
yes, that was Matt Damon. and the voice of Korg is Taika Waititi, the director of the movie, he's from New Zealand
This one was by far my favorite in the mcu...until I saw multiverse of madness. Now this is no2, but still epic. Glad you enjoyed it
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This is one of my favourite Marvel movies from the visuals to the soundtrack, setting and tone Taika Waititi did an amazing job. It oddly has a very 1980s feel to it mostly because off the amazing Synth soundtrack something I've listened to known stop. The Hulk part of this story is loosely based on the Planet Hulk comic where the Illuminati decide that Hulk was too dangerous to remain on Earth after Hulk to lose control and attack Las Vegas. They tricked Hulk into entering orbit to destroy a rogue satellite, and then used a shuttle to jettison him from the solar system. They intended for him to land on a peaceful planet, but the shuttle passes through a wormhole on its way with his shuttle crash landing on the planet Sakaar the same Sakaar you see in Thor Ragnarok.
Oh should mention that the Marvel Illuminati is like the superhero community version of the United Nations but secretive a little different to the real life concept of the Illuminati, Iron Man 2 or 3 you could see an Illuminati app on Tony's Phone. The members are Doctor Strange representing Sorcerers, Professor Xavier representing the X-Men, Iron Man representing the Avengers, Namor the Sub-Mariner representing Atlantis, the Inhuman king Black Bolt representing The Inhumans, and Mr. Fantastic representing The Fantastic Four with Tony Stark being the founder of the group. These members all decided to sending Hulk into space along with other important choices within the Marvel universe.
As Fox owned the movie rights to The X-Men/Mutants and Fantastic Four it was impossible for characters like Mr. Fantastic or Professor X to appear in the MCU which is why you haven't seen them yet. Disney did buy Fox like a few years ago so now they have the movie rights to these characters just a matter of how and when they'll be introduced in the MCU. Sony on the other hand made a deal with Disney/Marvel with Spider-Man which is how he was able to appear in Civil War and then his sole movies partnered by Sony and Marvel Studios.
This is also why Scarlet Witch/Wanda is called an Enhanced Individual same with her brother Pietro who are both Mutants in the comics. They couldn't even refer to Pietro as Quicksilver (His comic Hero/Villain name) maybe the reason they just killed him off. Only reason Wanda and Pietro were allowed to be used was the fact both characters were Avengers in the comic's so there was a little legal grey area where Marvel owned the movie rights to the Avengers while Foxed own the movie rights to X-Men and Mutants but Wanda and Pietro were both X-men and Avengers.
On the tower that houses the Grandmaster’s treasured champion, the Hulk, you can see the heads of previously unseen Marvel characters like Ares, Man-Thing, and Beta-Ray Bill serve as stone busts carved on the tower. Beta-Ray Bill is a very cool character and was even revealed to be the first one to hoist Mjolnir, much to everyone’s surprise. He also wears an outfit very similar to Thor's, hopefully we see him in Thor Love and Thunder as Taika Waititi is also directing the sequel as well.
But yeah awesome movie remember being so hyped in 2017 we had Spider-Man Homecoming, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and Wonder Woman a great year for Superhero films. The next film is Black Panther and then Avengers: Infinity War which I cannot wait for 100% recommend going in blind was such a great film can't believe it was all the way back in 2018.
Black Panther came out before Infinity War.
@@EntertainmentFan11 Ah cheers forgot about Panther
@@CaptainAmercia You are right about the fact that she's almost at Infinity War, though. Just one movie away, and after that, as Rafiki from "The Lion King" would say, "It is time."
Taika Waititi was the voice of korg, he is the director of thor ragnarok, also he made a movie called "What We Do in the Shadows" which he plays one of the main roles, its loads of fun, you should react to it.
Seeing this made my day so much better. Both because it's such a great movie but also because your reactions are always so wonderful :)
Found your channel last week and absolute love your reactions. Big up!
This is the funniest Thor movie ever, in my opinion! I don't know if Taika can top the humor he put in this film when Thor: Love and Thunder comes out, but there will no doubt be some very hilarious Grandmaster scenes since Jeff Goldblum is reprising his role. So many memorable funny moments in this, from "I have been falling... for 30 minutes!", to Loki's reaction when the Hulk enters the arena, to Korg's dialogue, and, of course, Jeff Goldblum as the Grandmaster. That role couldn't have been more perfectly cast. Also, there's a funny little deleted scene - though I use that term lightly since it's not really a deleted scene - where Yondu interrupts the execution. Someone else will explain it to you. I also recommend getting this on Blu-ray just for the director's commentary, as that option is sadly not on Disney+ (which is a missed opportunity for those who don't have this on Blu-ray).
not much competition lol
Who knows… Maybe not ever, but yet. Thor 4 will have some of the golden comedy characters 😉 (i will not name them because I don’t want to spoil VKunia, who isn’t there yet). So we’ll have to wait and see, how funny will this one be)
@@АнастасияАгаркина-й3э I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm sure we'll have some funny scenes with Korg or the Grandmaster, but other than that, I doubt the humor here can be topped there. It's very rare when a sequel to an already funny film is funnier than its predecessor.
well no wonder he was the the man behind the vampire movie and series "What we do in the shadows". One of the best comedic masterpieces i have seen.
Its hard to define if Thor's brother is good or evil due to his ... low-key personality
Jane and Thor split because Thor used too much shampoo. With his shorter hair, he will need less and they can get together again.
This IS my favorite MCU movie. Hands down.
Korg is voiced by the director of this movie, Taika Waititi. If you haven't seen "JoJo Rabbit", you should.
Vkunia: Thor had such a transformation in this movie........
Infinity War and Endgame: Allow us to introduce ourselves..
It's such a shame what happens to the Asgardian's and I think they callously threw away a lot of what this movie gave to Thor.
First they take the hair, then they take the eye, lastly, they take the bod. Which is clever on many levels, but gets to show the character as not just eye candy (lol, pun included).
The street scene with them taking photos with fans is in Brisbane Australia outside my office, there was A HUGE crowd that day
Adding the same chaotic comic-like energy to Thor became a masterstroke by Taika, the Shakespearean stuff was decent, but making Thor hilarious and relatable did wonders for his character, blending the movie between an action adventure movie and a buddy cop movie. The cinematography and music in the film are great too
did I miss a joke because that's Denmark's flag...
No no that's Surtur, Fire Giant of Muspelheim. The closest Marvel has to Satan is probably Mephisto. In Norse myth Surtur destroys Asgard during Ragnarok, having killed the norse god Freyr - who was without his trusted sword and had to fight with an antler, the giant wolf Hela has in the film is known in myth as Fenrir who is said to swallow Odin during Ragnarok too (Fenrir is also Loki's child in this), it's like a brutal season finale for the Norse pantheon, even Thor dies after walking 9 steps - one for each realm - having killed Jormungandr the world serpent. Loki meanwhile, after being free from his torture where he's bound by the entrails of his son and has a snake drip poison on his head that his wife tries to prevent by putting a bowl over his head, dies killing Heimdall, so yeah it's all a very brutal affair.
The gladiator stuff is also not a Thor story, it's in fact a Hulk story, a precursor to World War Hulk where Hulk - having been banished from Earth by the Illuminati (group of Earth's most powerful superhero geniuses) due to his threat level - landed on Sakaar, became its champion as the 'Green Scar' and even started a family...until the Illuminati then blew up the planet, causing Hulk to attack each member as 'Worldbreaker Hulk'
Korg is voiced by the director, Taika Waititi, everyone loves Korg.
Hulk is very much his own identity, like Moon Knight the Hulk is an alter of Banner's DID. In MCU canon his time on Sakaar has meant he's not changed back to Banner so he's 'matured' a bit more. In the comics there's actually multiple Hulks within Banner, including Joe Fixit a grey Hulk who works as a gangster, Devil Hulk an immortal and self-loathing Hulk, Doc Green a genius Hulk and Guilt Hulk an evil Xenomorph looking Hulk. Green Scar and Worldbreaker are sometimes considered alters too.
Jane 'broke up' with Thor because Natalie Portman left the MCU after Thor 2, creative differences and being unhappy that the film's director had changed were part of it.
What I love most about Thor's character evolution from Shakespearean to comedy is that it makes perfect sense that he'd stop talking like he was in a middle ages play the more time that he spent on Earth. It's damn near too good.
Yeah you missed the flag joke. Look at it again.
Also, check out the trailers for Thor: Love and Thunder. The beyond idiotic "MSHEU" crowd now say that they don't like Thor because he's not like the comics anymore. Well he was like the comics for the first 4 movies he was in and he was critically and universally panned. Now he's one of the most popular characters in the MCU.
"Now you remind me of Dad" is also a key moment in Thor's own growth, as Odin (in Norse mythology) sacrifices an eye to Mimirsbrunnr (the well of Mimir) for a draught that bestows wisdom and insight, and sees clearly only after the loss.
Finally the funniest mcu movie.. I can die happy now
It's actually funny that Jeff Goldblum is such an acting legend. If you ever see an interview with him you quickly realize he's never acted in his life. He is literally every character he's ever played. ;-)
This is the movie where they finally figured out the proper mix of seriousness and humor to use for Thor.
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Knowing they butchered Planet Hulk for this movie still makes me so bitter.
(Surtur gets up)
"Is he wearing clothes?"
I've watched this movie so many times and never thought about that xDDDDD
Thor and Jane broke up because Natalie Portman and Marvel had contract issues.
11:30 "What is Jeff Goldblum doing here?"
He was at the studio and wouldn't go away, so they decided to let him play the Grandmaster. (And he's not actually acting, by the way. That's just Jeff....)
Fun fact: Jeff Goldblum did not even know that this was a movie. He just walked onto set and the cameramen just started recording whatever he did.
11:18 this reminds me of that scene in Gene wilder’s willy Wonka when they go under the bridge and he starts talking like he’s crazy
I swear, I must be the only person that actually disliked this film. Every reaction I see seems to be positive.
Actually, I think you might be.
i did to it felt like badly writen comedy
Chris Hemsworth is not only an action star, but a GREAT comedic actor so he's a huge part of why this movie works so well. Taika Waititi actually voices Korg, which I loved, and my favorite part was watching Thor and Loki become true trusting brothers by the end of this movie. Their dynamic is one of my favorite things in this one.
2:00 Not everything is about christianity dear.
The genius of Goldblume is that he has perfected his acting persona to the degree that he can play himself in any role and nobody minds.
I love how fun this one was & really just showed his development & Hulks in one. The music was one of my favs
There’s a video here on UA-cam where Taika Waititi explains how he had only a small part as Korg (the rock guy) & turned him into a bigger character. It’s brilliant.
There's a great video showing the technique they had to invent to get those slo-mo valkerie shots
So just for some interesting clarification on Skurge's guns...since they were from Dallas, two of the Cowboy's most revered players were Des Bryant and Troy Aikman...he named the guns after them! Just another level of depth to Taika's humor :) But, your comment on it being bittersweet is prescient because the ending scene with Thor and Loki takes us right to the beginning of 'Avengers: Infinity War' where even more tragedy occurs...
16:25 "He's not gonna let him _win."_
Yeah. You've got to wonder just what's going through Grandmaster's mind, right now. I mean he has _never_ before even _envisioned_ having to step in to prevent someone from defeating his champion, because his champion is _Hulk!_
14:39 God i was so happ, ii hated the long Hair now he looks Badass xD
One of my favourite movies, its just so good, super good balance of comedy, action and good story, with amazing music, also Thor unlocking his power really makes powerful moment in the movie, love watching it, great reaction.
this is probably the best looking MCU movie ever, it's visually so vibrant and beautiful and creative. Plus the humor is so good even beyond the usual Marvel humor. It's in my top 3 MCU movies for a reason only second to Infinity War
4:48, I literally just paused this video to see if there was a cat right outside my RV 😅😂
Ragnorok in Norse Mythology is the fate of the gods at the end of time when everything falls apart and all the gods die, mostly in a final battle. A great Winter will come as the sun fails. All laws and morals will fall away as mankind fights for the last food on a dying earth. Yggdrasil the great tree that holds the earth and cosmos together will shake
Valhalla will be invaded by the fire giants and the gods will choose to fight against them and die doing so.
The world will sink into nothingness.
Some suggest this is part of a cycle and a new world will appear but the older tale probably just speaks of this being the appointed end of days.
That moment when Bruce faceplants into the rainbow bridge is still one of my favorite MCU moments because it was so subversively funny...
13:46 literally everytime im watching this movie with my friends (very often) they close their ears when this scene comes up, cause i always end up screaming 'LOKI'S CHILD'
Ragnarok was such a breath of fresh air for the MCU franchise. Its directed by Taika Waititi who also voiced Korg 😊
The accent is a very stereotypical but animated Maori / Kiwi (new zealand) accent but with a strain to be like a polite Samoan....quite a typical way of speaking in New Zealand if youre a Pacific Islander, especially if youre brought up in a Christian family.
11:28 THE LOOK ON HER FACE XD!!!!
Love how 'the god of Thunder' spends the first half of the movie being shocked at every opportunity.
You should look for a short on you tube 'team Darryl grandmaster moves to earth' to see what happens to Goldblooms character after the movie. Very funny.
I've been following along since the beginning! You are so close to the ... well, incredibly awesome and really difficult to experience epicness that is the wrap-up to phase three! 😱😱😱
Jeff is perfect in this, it's really just Jeff himself having fun in a fantasy setting
Best cameo of all.
The creator of this heroes cuts Thor’s hairs 😂
FYI: Korg (the "rocky" gladiator is voiced by the director of this movie, Taika Waititi).
Who also, I believe did the mo-cap for Surtur who was voiced by Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob.
14:20 "By Odin's beard, you shall not cut my hair! I have a _contract_ with _Th'Oreal!_ Do you not grasp what that _means?"_