Thor vs Odin - Odin Takes Thor's Power (Scene) Movie CLIP HD
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Loki: "Father...."
Odin: "HEEEUUUIIRIRRGHHHH"
Loki: "Understandable, have a nice day."
That sound he made was improvised
@@TheChickenlittle11 so?
@@zenogloria2919 the look that Tom Hiddleston gave was a genuine reaction
@@TheChickenlittle11 was it? I wondered.
It looks like that this Thor and the villainous Superman from The Justice Lord would both get along with each other perfectly well
"You are an old man and a fool!"
"Your subscription to Asgardian life has expired, and you are now on the free tier. Some features are no longer available until ye be worthy."
Underrated comment lmao
rip netflix
lol
Lmao
😂
“Thor Odinson, you have betrayed the express command of your king, through your arrogance and stupidity, you’ve opened up these peaceful realm and innocent lives to horror and desolation of WARRRRR!!!!” I love this line it’s very powerful and emotional
“YOU ARE UNWORTHY!” 🤦🏻♀Such a powerful mesmerizing scene. Odin’s pain is palpable
Spoken with the conviction of a man who understands the horror and desolation of war. Perfectly delivered
@@eireannemerald1382 "You are unworthy! ...of the loved ones... you have betrayed."
This movie is incredible. I'm sad that it doesn't get as much love as some of the other big Marvel movies. Its up there with Iron Man for me, but for different reasons. Its from a different time within Marvel, of course. The O.G. 3 were just that damn good.
@@TheAero1221 Yeah it’s a brilliant scene. I too am a huge fan of Thor - all 3 Thor movies. I love this scene - one of my favs. That quote is so powerful, only Anthony Hopkins could pull off a scene like that. I actually shrieked when Thor called Oden an old man and a fool. And Loki was like “aaaaaaaah…” Second awesome scene was in the café, when Jane challenged Thor for smashing the coffee cup . The look Thor gave Jane …. He clearly wasn’t accustomed to being told “no.” And that’s the moment he began to respect Jane.
It was also completely improvised by Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Chills everytime I see this scene. I also love how Odins growl at Loki was unscripted, Sir Anthony Hopkins is a master at iconic original lines
The growl was improv by Sir Anthony. He knows how to work a scene. It doesn't matter if it's high drama, or as Sir Anthony puts it 'a good popcorn film', his skill at the actor's craft is on display. My favorite from him is as the aging Don Diego dela Vega in The Mask of Zorro.
@@bartonbrevis3831"it's going to take a lot of work." - Diego Delavega
@@bartonbrevis3831 yup and Tom Hiddleston's reaction was genuine because he wasn't supposed to growl like that
FAXX
Tom Hiddleston's reaction wasn't faked Sir Anthony scared the crap out of him right then he said.
"Haughghghgh!" Odin said calmly to Loki.
I understood that reference!
Novash Nova I understood THAT reference!
@@joshuastrittmatter4188 said calmly
Did you put your name in the goblet of fire harry?
@@jayden6673 He said, lovingly pistol whipping him
Thanos: "I'm going to Asgard to take the Tesseract."
Odin: "HAUURGHH!!!"
Thanos: "Nevermind, I'll wait."
😂😂😂😂
@Lora Jin stop promoting your main Indian channel I already reported and disliked
@@heyokasamurai453 no way!!! Another Samurai!?!?!
@@pepperbyte8438 I guess, tho you must know the heyoka
The sacred clown Samurai
3:13 I love that moment of hesitation from Odin as if he's considering whether or not he should go through with his decision. It's ambiguous at the time the film came out, but after Ragnarok, I like to interpret it as Odin remebering what Hela became when her ambition was left unchecked and thus Odin decides to go through with exiling Thor in hopes he'll learn humility and the value of life rather than follow in his sister's footsteps.
I love that when you watch ragnarok you get this little call back and it makes it clear that in this moment Odin fears Thor will become another Hela
I feel that his moments hesitation isn’t because he is considering Hela and realising what he needs to do.
I think he’d made up his mind the moment thor started mouthing off.
No, I think that hesitation is him thinking and trying to figure out where he went wrong.
I also think it’s why he wanted to kill Loki in Dark World and had to be talked down by frigga.
He blames himself for his children’s failings and feels that he has to punish them as harshly as possible because to him, if he doesn’t, he’s failing them again. He clearly loves all of his children but he knows he can’t let them get away with this shit, so over does it on the punishment so it doesn’t look like he’s showing favouritism.
By the time it got to Loki he’s just realised he doesn’t know what he’s doing wrong or how to change.
The sad thing is, from everything we see he is as a decent parent.
Not perfect, but there are worse parents out there.
At the end of the day, he is not responsible for his children’s choices, they are.
And at the end of the day, all three of his children were assholes at some point. And two of them got better.
@@jackhutton5078 Well... that and the fact that Thor probably would end like a arrogant and spoiled king that would claim Asgard as superior and most powerful. Loke would be a dictator with placing himself as the center but Hela... she would be a tyrant even to Asgard herself.
The difference between the three is arrogance, narcisism and tyranny.
@@ptboxingagenda4536the way I see it is that Hela probably started off like Thor.
Remember, Thor was all for war, he went to Jotunheim LOOKING for a fight, seeking out war, revelling in bloodlust just like Hela did.
Loki wasn’t a narcissist at this point, he wanted approval, he killed is biological dad to try and impress Odin, they both were looking for war and conflict here but Thor wanted people to fear him like they feared Odin, and Loki wanted Odin to see him as worthy and figured that since he always favored Thor, that was the way to go.
The issue with all three of his children that I can tell is they all wanted to emulate their old man, but took his WORST qualities to emulate.
Hela wanted to emulate his bloodlust and violent nature.
Thor wanted to emulate the fear he inspired.
And Loki wanted to emulate his ruthlessness and cunning.
And all fell short.
The old god was more powerful than them all right to the end.
There’s a reason Thanos didn’t do shit until after Odin kicked the bucket.
Fun fact: Odin’s old for a reason.
@@ptboxingagenda4536Hela, Thor, and Loki are the Dark Triad: Psychopathy (Hela), Narcissism (Thor), and Machiavellianism (Loki). Narcissists and Machiavellians can learn, change and grow out of it. Psychopaths can't.
I love that interpretation. I want to believe that's true
I like how Loki goes to defend Thor here. He does care, a little bit.
I don't think that's what that was, considering Loki plotted the entire thing... If anything, I think he wanted to seem caring in a tense moment
@@squallstopher608 Loki didn't plot Thor getting stripped of his power and title and exiled, he only plotted Thor getting blamed for starting a war, I think he felt little bit of guilt seeing Thor stripped of Titles.
@@niweshlekhak9646 His plan involved letting the giants attack Odin while in the Odinsleep so he could kill them and appear the savior. He couldn't do that with Thor around. He plotted his banishment, and even sent the Destroyer to kill him so he couldn't come back. Why the fuck would he care about Thor being stripped of titles if he was gonna send the Destroyer to kill him?
@@squallstopher608 Loki started making evil plan as time went by, do you think Loki made plan for Odin to fall into OdinSleep so he could kill Frost Giant king.
@@niweshlekhak9646 Yes, that was the plan all along. Odin hadn't done the sleep in a while, and it was expected that he would again soon. You really think he felt bad about getting Thor exiled, just to send the Destroyer to kill him first chance he got? Really?
Loki: “father...”
Odin: *dinosaur noises*
Sound's like a *Scary Monsters* huh
I wonder why Loki wants to interfere of he wanted the throne.
Those noises said more than words ever could 😂
I just made this comments likes 666 lol
Lmao 😂
Yells at Thor in English
Yells at Loki in HAAAUURRGH
Odin used growl!
Loki was intimidated!
@@theweakestbrazilianmale3398 Loki's ATTACK fell!
@@RinJackson Odin used Power Trick
Yells at Loki in Nordic
🤣🤣🤣
This was the first and last time when we got to see Odin riding at the back of Slëipnir and he looks glorious.
Loki must be so proud, watching his father ride his son around like that lol
@@squallstopher608 Pause
@@wanyekest6969 In Norse mythology, Loki transformed into a mare to lead a man's stallion away from him so he would lose a bet to Odin. In distracting the horse, Loki got knocked up and gave birth to Slëipnir, Odin's 6-legged steed.
@@wanyekest6969 Loki is also father to Fenrir the giant wolf, Jormungandr the world serpent, and Hela the goddess of death and ruler of Hel.
@@squallstopher6088 legs but yeah. I absolutely love that story and yet whenever you tell it to someone they look at you like you're crazy. Haha
I love how he strips Thor of his title. The way he grabs a piece of his armor. To illustrate the weight of the punishment. Like an artist undoing his artwork. The world simply wasn't ready. That is the weight of storytelling here.
"Like an artist undoing his work"
WELL said.
@@boobtoobest Thank you!
look at the garbage done by woke disney now
Loki watching Odin yell at Thor is the most accurate representation of a someone watching their sibling get yelled at
when you watch your parent lay into your siblings with such anger, it almost feels like they are yelling into you at the same time, lol even if you've done nothing wrong, even if you are even in any trouble and you just sit there thinking "oh god don't turn to me" XD
lol!..so true
@@moonbeam6010* mom turn to me, AND YOU TOO
we are taught to just listen while parents are yelling. or else power shall be deprived of:)
It's probably all the more awkward since this whole incident started when you let in some frost giants to spoil your brother's big day as a prank.
And now the dude is exiled!
Thanos : The end is near
ODIN : HEEEIILLH
Thanos : The end is far away
Iam worry there will be Thanos fans coming at you...
@@johnpeels9141 they could say what they want but they still don’t have a working brain if they don’t see the joke
😂😂
@@yathaarth2676 👍🏼
🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
3:20 I love how there's no process or display of Odin taking Thor's power away; no charges of lightning emanating from Thor, no aura surrounding Odin
*Odin just says it, and Mjölnir instantly flies to him*
With the camera rapidly capturing the moment. Not to mention Odin doesn't even bat an eye about it, showing how effortlessly he can conduct such feats of power
It's a small moment but it sends chills down my body
also "In the name of my father" (Odin's father was Bor)
Well, he is an All-father .
@@findout2655I wonder who “and his father before him”
@@MoonKnightH8 In Norse Mythology that would be Búri
I now take from you, your PAWAA
First Thor movie: “Your just an old man”
3rd Thor Movie: “I am not as strong as you”
You can tell Thor has changed so much from the first to the third movie, what a great character development
You're not your
Not even just for the Thor movies, but how much he also changed in Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron.
And than those movies that came after, shite all over his character development.
Changed? He's a useless cameo in that awful Waititi spoof and exists only to spit poorly written exposition about ''Hela'' and then be gone. Also add to that the stupid reveal of him being bad in the past, which was never in the intention of Sir Kenneth Branagh. I wish if Branagh had done the proper Ragnarok movie with Odin as a central figure who will die in battle like he does in the myths and comics.
It may have been half by accident, but they really did a good job with his character development. He's so bitter and worn down in the second movie, but by the third he's found a better balance between responsibility and who he was in the beginning.
This is when odin realized thor was becoming like hela. So he was heartbroken
And this time, intervened before another child was to far gone. Giving Thor the chance to humble and grow.
Assuming they had planned that far ahead when this movie was made. Considering Hela is not Odin's daughter in the comics.
It's still a nice theory though.
ernst wurst so you must like Hitler then don’t you
@@dumdumdugan1940 Hahahah! Amazing rebuttal
@ernst wurst Bruh, that is the most pro-Hitler take I've ever seen.
Loki being yelled at by his dad when he was tryna help his brother is the most relatable thing I have ever seen as a younger sibling
Same for when you are the older sibling, when I try to help my younger siblings
He wasn't trying to help Thor you completely misread that scene lol. He was trying to swoop in and take Thors place. And Odin was aware of that. That growl was basically a "don't start with this bullshit right now"!!
He was trying to confess that he had started this
@@percy874 Loki didn't start it Loki told Thor they need to leave and Thor told him to shut up and "know his place"
@@lowkeylokii4205 he was the one who showed the frost giants the way into asgard
Anthony Hopkins is genuinely one of the best actors to have ever lived. He brings such life to the characters he plays, man. What a legend.
Those of us who are older were spoiled years ago, there were so many great actors at once. Stage actors, guys who were a little mad in their roles. Only now in this age of mediocrity can we appreciate them, imagine if the buffoon of a director of Thor Love and Thunder had casted one of his comic friends to play the role instead?
@@Parasmunt Yeah I would agree with that, but I wouldn't call it necessarily and 'age of mediocrity', there are plenty of fantastic actors in today's world I just think it's always easy to naturally take things for granted, in any and all aspects of life. I live by the sea and it means nothing to me. I work in a hotel and everyday I hear something about how beautiful it is. And yet I've not noticed it for a long time. Perhaps you are just being more observant my man.
I think he's one of those actors who often comes across as the same character, but he really shines when he's allowed to go all-out and put some emotion into the performance. I wish they'd give him more roles like this, but modern cinema tends to be understated. I mean he'll make you flinch through the screen all throughout this scene.
Loki - "Father"
Odin - *dog noises*
Best line in the entire MCU
That one line is better than anything written past 2018.
That moment was unscripted, too.
Hopkins really did make Tom Hiddleston nearly sh^t himself.
3:41 Odin: “whoever holds this hammer, if they be worthy shall posses the power of Thor”
Steve Rogers frozen in ice: 👀
Steve Rogers was on a tour of visiting the realms then in his soul form coincidentally passing by the Asgard at this perfect time😂
thor: why are you staring at mjolnir?
captain: nothing, I just felt a strange sensation...
@IceCraftroria r/wooosh
@@mas7rreaper126 dont be that shitty redditor that wooshes everyone
3:39 is better
But yeah lol
Loki: Father
Odin: HAAAUURRGH
Thor: He is a man of few words
Thor: he is a man of improvised sounds.
Jane: What do you mean?
Odin: Haaaauuuuuurgggggghhhhh!
Good one 😂
Poor Loki 😂
Hahaaaaaarrrrhhhhh
Odin yells Hail!
As in Hail to your King
2:36 - 2:55 This is really powerfull scene. Wow. I felt just pure terror that came from Odin's words. Someone who survived the horrors of war. Thor immediately realized what a huge mistake he had made.
The way he delivers “horrors and desolation of WAAAARR”. It’s just wonderful
World War II was a real life horror
Odin to Thor: "WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? YOU CHOOSE TO BE NOTHING? AUGHHHHH"
“These are the actions of a boy”
*A 1500 year old one*
still a boy considering Asgardians live for 5000 years!!
For them asgardians , there re equal to 20 y old thor
Asgardians can live to up to probably 6000 but won’t really be that fit but a 5000 year old Odin can kick ass
🤣 So Asgardians count years same as Earth people do.
hahahaa. great point. just cause live much longer doesnt mean they grow and mature more slowly. Would be more realistic if he was in his mid 20's or so.
This is just a godly version of a dad kicking his son out of the house
Yeah... My dad tried that with my bro. Not Only the old man got his ass handed to him but he was the one kicked out the house
@@m3lapelazpendejoyoutubemarica1 lmao fr?
Porque no me sorprende que un latino siga esa lógica.... me hace pensar en lo que somos.....
NAAAH, no es eso. No tuviste tino en esta....
@@xm_heecka.laddder.job_mx5962 de q hablaaas ombreee
Damn, when you put it that way it hits different. I remember the day my Dad told me to go. I was 19, spinning my wheels and going nowhere in life. I was just laying on the couch watching TV, playing video games, or working my little pizza delivery job. Years later the Old Man told me he hated to do it. But he felt it was the best thing for me. And he was right. Just like Thor I grew up, got my shit together. My Dad and I have a great relationship today.
An overlooked line i love here is when Thor says "Father, we'll finish them together!" Its not deep or profound but this version of Thor getting excited to see his old man on the battlefield again is sweet to me, especially the threat of their power together
That is so true! Good observation. Someone who is thinking exactly like how you describe, to get the Allfather's actual reaction, is an even more profound awakening.
This hits differently after God of War...
Exactly
Not really
Thor did say "SHOW ME THE GOD OF WAR"
Yeah
Better Thor and Odin than we got in the game.
Loki: father
Odin: UAHUGH
Loki: oh ok ill just stand here then
that "UAHUGH" killed me haha
Krieg Yes...😂😂😂the very thing I came to the comment section for
Odin is a great dad. He goes from being all up in Thor's face going "YOU ARE UNWORTHY" to "You'll be a good king".
That ''UAHUGH!!'' was so unnecessary that it was funny, especailly the way Anthony Hopkins does it too XD
Krieg plrijrtkv
Odin - I was a fool to think you were ready.
Loki - Father...
Odin - *HHHUUAAAAAGGGGGHHHH!!*
Odin used angry fool noises.
It was very effective
Kamado Tanjiro
_The wild Loki fled!_
Tahahahahahah
Best part
fun fact, that part wasnt scripted and the reaction from Loki was Tom's genuine reaction
“Sif was right about you. I just didn’t wanna see it.”
"I didn't want this "
@@davidspooner4582 “I DID not want this!”
Odin: *Stabs thor*
MCU: Thor is the favorite child
GOWR: Loki is the favorite child
@@yesnomaybeso8633 "Just like you and baldur?"
2:06 This part is so amazingly done. I constantly run this scene through my head at random times.
Loki: "Father."
Odin: "HAUURGHH!"
Loki: "Alright, then. keep your secrets."
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well.
I heard that the HAUURGHH wasn’t actually in the script, actor just did it
@@MrAnt-sf2sk The Canadian Lad?
@@MrAnt-sf2sk As far i know the part when he whispers to the Hammer was improvised
Mr. Ant actually I believe the entire thing was improvised
Thanos ain’t no damn fool.
He was smart enough to start collecting the infinity stones AFTER people like the Ancient One, Odin, Hela, Surtur, Ego, and Dormammu were out of the picture.
All of them can easily wreck Thanos' plan.
SEVERELY underrated comment
To be fair, he commented this a week ago.
The names you said arepowerful than thanos ?????
100% fact. Even Scarlet Witch backed Thanos into a corner where if he didn't order an attack right away, she would've actually killed him.
@@SledRider-bf3ih mcu thanos is too weak
This scene is still powerful even after 12 years! Still giving me goosebumps and its just a reminder of how incredible these actors are. One of the best scenes in Marvel Universe.
Anthony hopkins just amazing actor. When he takes the power of Thor telling “unworthy”… one can see the pain in eyes. He is not angry, but doing something a father must do. But He was in pain much more than thor himself
“a wise king must never seek war , but must always be prepared for one”
-Odin
Si vis pacem para bellum
@@TheVergile If you want peace, prepare for war. Are you a Seether fan?
@@nightspirit420 no, havent heard of it/them. but ive studied some latin back in school
@@TheVergile oh. Nevermind then.
In Ragnarok :
Thor : Father once told me, the wise king never seeks out war
Hela : But must ALWAYS be ready for it
Thor: YOU’RE AN OLD MAN AND A FOOL!
Odin: Yes.. I was a fool
Thor: 🙂
Odin: ...to think you are ready
Thor: 👁👄👁
Thor:- o fck
Thor: NANI
Hahaha
Thor: *Yabai*
@@desertsmeagol7073 Thor: Ya Be.
I don't get why people hate on this first movie. This movie was a great addition to the MCU which had Thor become humbled, paving his way to who he was destined to become. Anthony Hopkins was flawless as always.
People never hated this movie, they disliked it's sequel however which was a big waste of time
I just love the fact these two juggernauts respect the rules of war. The moment Odin comes in Laufey approaches him immediately to talk diplomacy and rules of war and Laufey doesn’t attack Odin until he accepts his declaration of war. Laufey almost seems worried about Odin saying he looks stressed, but basically tells Odin that even if Laufey didn’t want to go to war he basically has too because Thors actions was an act of war.
Let’s be real. What Thor did was basically a terrorist attack. You have to go to war after that.
In the original interpretation of the script, however, Laufey here is portrayed as more pragmatic. He only attempts to attack upon witnessing the aged and weary aspect of the Allfather during the confrontation, yet Odin still manages to fend him off.
From this perspective, the scene can be understood as follows: the two kings silently assess each other during their conversation and standoff, weighing the costs and opportunities of war. Once determined, they strike like hunters. The narration describes Laufey's mental activity, but Odin is equally vigilant, with actions that are quicker and more powerful.
LOL what US-American nonsense. Terrorist attack -> you have to go to war. LOL Only US-Americans have this way of retarded thinking. That is how the USA have destabilised and are still destabilising the world. It was completely wrong to go to war after the 11th of September 2001.
Learning curve: negative slope.
The best way to react to a terrorist attack is to do nothing. Instead, strengthen civil society, improve social welfare, upkeep liberties. Simply retain the European-Westerm way of life. Snd of course invest in police and threat defense to improve safety. That's it.
After watching Thor: Ragnorok it makes sense why Odin acted this way, he didn't want Thor to turn out like his sister.
Or him
This scene makes the most sense if you've played God of Boiiii.
ohhhhh
The Hela storyline wasn't even envisaged when they made the first Thor movie so no.
Hahaha thats just stupid to say.....its norse mitology but not correct one.Its movie made....
True story is that odin and thor wasnt nice guys like peopple think.....
But most of all Hell is doughter of Loki not odin.
Fenrir is son of loki
Midgard serpent son of loki
horse with 8 legs is also son of loki.....
Ragnarok started when they chaind loki and fenrir manage to rip of his chains.....
So ther fore Fenrir killed loki
Midgard serpent killed thor
Loki kill hamidal......
and other way around,.....at the end onli 2 survie and thas life and idk the name of other one.(adam and eva in christianity)
Also Valkaries was womans that colected mans that died in battelfield,they would pick them up and bring to valhalla.
Hell was place for peopple who died from old age and disies.Valhalla is for peopple that die in fighting....
Origninal story is mutch mutch better,but im glad to have at least this kind of story telling......
The magnificence of Anthony Hopkins. They don't make actors like this anymore.
Odin with parental controls for the hammer😂😂
Wow
I never thought of it like that
Loki: Father
Odin: BACK THE FUCK UP
SoulessMVP lol
Soulless Videos lol
No
The growl Hopkins did in that scene was ad libbed, and Hiddleston's reaction to it was actual surprise. Glad they kept it, as it works very well.
HURRRR!
"I'm nothing without the Hammer!"
"If you are nothing without the hammer then you shouldn't have it."
Odin: God i sounded like Howard Stark
“I’m nothing without this suit”
“Are you peter the god of suits?”
"that hammer doesn't belong to you"
"my father made that hammer"
"sigh" *clang
@@geralpofrivia4768 who is god to him?
@@EJS-jj8py he was talking to himself
Miss the grit and the seriousness in thor
Exactly now it’s just disney movies
and now Antman is more serious than Thor
@@flowersinawasteland Facts can't wait!!
Rewatching this scene makes me really miss the days when not every scene had to have a comedic joke to every scene. I love this scene.
Anthony Hopkins is a tremendous actor and was absolutely perfect for this role
Yes he is
absolutely
True.
My fav actor for sure
Odin eats fava beans and chianti
"You're unworthy of these realms, you're unworthy of your title.....YOU'RE UNWORTHY!!!"..... I felt that.
You struggling with these things?
You can feel the anger of disappointment in him
What resounds even more is "YOU'RE UNWORTHY..... Of the loved ones you have betrayed".
I feel that Odin was way worse than thor, loki and even hela in his "younger days"
Yo I felt those lines deep in my soul
Something about this scene brings tears.... as a man, imagine hearing from your father those words. Very powerful scene.
Sir Antony Hopkins, he just nailed this scene! A masterclass of acting!
Odin is able to call Mjolnir right out of Thors hands. Just shows how his power is on another level. I still think this is one of the best scenes in the entire MCU.
Well he is the allfather after all
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." AKA CAP
Odin created Mjonlir. So yes he has the ability to take the hammer. Plus even with the enchantment since he also created it can take it no matter what.
But yeah he's on a whole level of power. The movies make him weak when in reality he would have single handledly stopped Thanos and his entire army.
@@MrComputerCoder the dwarfs in nidavellir created mjolnir
Not odin
@@HITBnn they did so under Odin's command
Anthony Hopkins is on a whole different level with acting. Respect to anyone who has the sack to act beside him.
I once saw an interview where he doesn't even consider himself as an actor, he just do the roles. He doesn't even have celebrity friends, he usually just hangs out with his wife's family and friends. Probably the most down to earth actor along with Keanu Reeves.
mashallah
Now I'm picturing his role in Thor: Ragnarok where he's pretending to be Loki pretending to be Odin.
First time i saw the movie, i was trying to figure out what it was with Hopkins that put me off. I realised he was just way better than anyone else, in a level that he kinda seemed unfitting among them, in my eyes
I met him once in Ingles in Asheville NC while filming Hannibal
I feel the fact that Odin may just strip another god from his/her power if he wishes so is generally overlooked in the discussion.
And when he died. Thanos then attacked.
Odin would've ended Thanos' whole career let's be honest.
Thanos wouldn't even go near Odin because he knows Odin will absolutely decimate him
Anthony Hopkins has never played a scene that he didn’t absolutely crush. What a badass.
What cracks me up is this is his version of not giving a shit about a role, based on interviews. "So, what do you think about this part?" "Well I took it because I wanted to work with Branagh." "Are you excited to be a part of such an epic movie franchise?" "Eh, mainly Branagh." Still goes ahead and completely embodies the character.
@@jerodast Thats what a performer should do and never sleep walk through a role.
@@jerodast Precisely. This speaks volumes about Hopkin's acting skills if him phoning in a role still results in such a great performance.
EPIC!
Make him younger in real life.
Odin's thoughts: He is going down the same path his sister did, I must do something to put a stop to it!
Exactly what I thought when re watching this now. It's amazing how well it matches up
His solution to every problem was to cast it out or cover it up
@@conormcnevin4003 there was a lot of solutions for a king he could have handled it way better but there was no solution for a loving father he deeply cared about his children that's why he let Hela alive
Great point
@@conormcnevin4003 I wonder how differently things would've gone if Odin did let Thor know about his sister
Sir Anthony Hopkins delivered his speech with so much power, “In the name of my father, and his father before- I Odin Allfather, CAST YOU OUT” that cast you out sounded powerful and he didn’t need them to alter his voice or anything just raw emotion
after all these years, this is the best Thor movie of the mcu
Agreed
The interaction between Loki and Odin always gets me
"Father-"
"HARGHGGG"
😭😂😂😂😂 it never fails
🤣
Improv is a great tool for any actor to have.
That’s how you talk to people who want to play word games
If you look it up it also was not scripted, Lokis's reaction is pure shock.
@@kevinwells100 *holy shit i just got roared at by anthony hopkins*
“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor”
Delivered to absolute perfection by Sir Hopkins.
I have a doubt.. every one is saying this is the moment when Odin casts a spell of worthiness on mjolnir.. but i believe that before this scene also one who is worthy can only lift the hammer. And Odin gives the spell as one who is worthy shall posses the power of Thor, that only gives the power of Thor to someone who is worthy not someone who is worthy can only lift mjolnir.
Everything that happens on the surface happens between a king and his subject/heir, everything else between a father and his son. He sent Mjolnir down with every hope that his son would learn, despite his anger and disappointment.
If not, then Asgard would gain a new hero...
My folk always ask me so damn many things about the whole marvel universe especially this one. In the endgame when Iron Man, Captain America & Thor kicking thanos ass when the scene Cap lift the mjolnir, they ask me how did cap wield it? My answer is remember the first thor movie? then they replied "Yes we do" okay go to the scene when odin kick thor in earth and you will know the answer of that
and here comes the question, is miss jane foster worthy of holding mjolnir or the fact that she had an infinity stone inside her helped her in some way?
Current MCU would've hit him with that "That sounded better in my head" 🤓
Wow...this scene was so powerful. Forget sometimes how good the first movie was.
The roar at 2:27 is actually unscripted.
Pure brilliance of Sir Anthony Hopkins.
Tom Hiddleston's shock was genuine. 🔥🔥🔥
Forreal!?! That makes this line even better !
@@adledevynda - No, not for real, this is a running joke.
The same comment shows up in other videos, like one where Count Dooku jumps from a second floor.
HAERGH by Welsh Odin vs. AUGH by American Odin: ua-cam.com/video/Zt5eLhGsPhY/v-deo.html
if i'm honest, that just made me laugh
@@thejuiceking2219 LoL 😂🤣
You can notice Odin is heartbroken he had to do this banishment thing again. He’s probably having flashbacks to when he banished Hela.
But this banishment is more like a test for Thor, rather than an eternal banishment to hell
@@minimilchshaker8219 i agree. Thor merely just made a poor decision. Hela was power hungry and mad.
Yeah she was banished to imprisonment, he was banished to p***y.
Very unlikely hela was't even planned at the time and if she was then she was probably being planned as Loki's daughter like she traditionally is
but he didn't take her power like he did thor. why didn't he take her power?
Back when Marvel made great movies
Miss those days
Disney ruined mcu
I’m not as big on the MCU now like i once was.
@@bighand1530 Same here
Phases 1-3 were amazing Imo but I agree phase 1 felt special.
"Vain, greedy, cruel boy"
"Horror and desolation of war"
"You are UNWORTHY"
"The loved ones you have betrayed"
"I Odin allfather, CAST YOU OUT"
ALL delivered to absolute perfection by The masterful Anthony Hopkins
Every line gives me chills
“I’m not as strong as you”
“No, you’re stronger”
Thor had top tier character development
@@tomiwaidris23 one of my fave character arcs
Just incredible. Exactly why I come to watch this clip once a month.
I found Thor to be fairly entertaining as a whole, but this scene shows how much of a Master Anthony Hopkins can be. He completely controls this scene.
Thor thinks his father a coward and an old man, and Odin responds with such force that he reduces a previously arrogant Thor to a whimpering ten year-old. Just look at the mix of fear and dIsbelief on Thor’s face when Odin comes down on him.
I could only imagine the silence and awe on-set the day that Hopkins filmed this scene. The true greats tend to get that reaction from their audience, whether it be in-person or on-screen.
@@vinceventresca6763 hell of scene. I'm so proud to share wales with sir Anthony
Thor: WELL YOUR AN OLD MAN AND A FOOL!
Odin: I see, you have chosen death.
Loki: Father...
Odin: EAAUUUGGGHHHHHHH
@Sniperdoodle: "Your"
Grammar N@zis: HAAAAAUUUUEEEERGH
😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
@Meta Man ok that's deep and all and really eye opening but you don't have to spam this on every comment bruh
You're definitely a fool
You can see the shift when it goes from a father and son arguing, to a King and his subject. It goes from bickering to actions have consequences.
Odin was in a calm and reasonable mood at the beginning until the end.
Thor: "Will I be grounded?
Odin: "Cast you out !"
Thor:. "Yay"
Yes Odin is powerful, but let’s take a moment to remember just how powerfully he was represented by Sir Anthony Hopkins I don’t think anyone else could’ve brought that much passion to the role
Russel Crowe would’ve been great hence why he is about to be Zeus in the new Thor movie Zeus is basically Odin but Greek
@@josepreciado2479 They're not that similar besides being leaders of the gods in their respective mythologies
@@josepreciado2479 I agree. Russell is fantastic as well
I wish tye mcu would put him in action against some major threats, but if Odin is anything like the comics dude could prolly resolve any avengers level threat by himself , he's that OP lol
The only other person I can see doing the role justice is Liam Neeson
Thanos:
"i am gonna to start the Infinity war a bit Early"
Odin:
"HEEEUUUIIRIRRGHHHH"
Thanos:
"Understandable, have a nice day."
@@mischievousmarker6616 well there’s 6 hours left and it’s not even on 10...
Copy pasting ideas...is sucks
You didnt have to say "to" after saying gonna, bcuz gonna fuses going and to simultaniously
I just found out that Thanos wouldn't move until Odin was dead.. anyone know why? Was it Odins power or??
@@pauljahova2888 Odin was one of the few people who could destroy Thanos.
ONE OF THE GREATEST SCENES AND DIALOGS IN THE HISTORY OF THE MCU!
WISH WE HAD MORE ODIN AND THOR MOMENTS 😪
There’s so much I love about this entire scene. Laufey’s voice, the way Thor realizes that he messes up as soon as “you are a fool” left his mouth, the way Odin snarls at Loki, everything.
Asgard send their prisoners to Earth, and we send our prisoners to Australia. This, kids, is how Chris Hemsworth became Australian.
lmfao
in addition in 19th century europe sends their prisoners to australia because of the weather and thought it can change their personality
@@slob3830 lol it wasn't europe it was Britain
@@hansgruber788 Britain ruled most of europe those days
@@slob3830 ahah we didn't unfortunately, had to settle for a quarter of the world
Anyone else notice how heimdall literally catches his sword that Odin threw at him and walked out like
“Well he’s pissed”
Well Heimdall knows Odin longer than Thor, he basically know what happen when Odin are pissed, and he want nothing of it 😂
@@cloudidn true
Oh Heimdall
No. Odin told hiemdal to take them to the recovery room
Notice that Heimdall backs away while he leaves, careful not to show his back to the king until he has reached a respectful distance.
Takes away Thor's hammer, 'Are you Thor, the god of hammers?'
In the name of my father...
And his father before...
I ODIN ALLFATHER...
CAST YOU OUT!
Holy fuck, after watching Ragnarok, this scene is soooo much deeper and more meaningful. Thor was totally going down the same path that Hela did becore him. But Odin caught it early this time and taught Thor to be better.
Brian Griffin i was just thinking this Odin doesnt want his son to be like him full of bloodlust and arrogance
Dylan Vu
"I was only trying to be like you"
"I wanted you to be better"
😝
I rewatched this scene after watching Thor: Ragnarok and I completely agree with you. Hela is basically the kind of person that Thor was becoming when Odin banished him
That's deep man
Brian Griffin yess
Thor: I'm nothing without the mjólnir.
Odin: If you're nothing without the mjólnir then you shouldn't have it.
ayyyy
Are you Thor the God of Hammers?
*Iron Man:* Whoever wears this suit, should he be worthy, shall posses the power of Spider-Man.
Odin - If any Frost Giants died, different story right, because that's on you. And if you die I guess that's on me.
Ryth Nandi soo true
This entrance of Odin is a master class.
2:22 - The moment Odin realised he has another Hela standing in front of him.
Loki: fath-
Odin: HAURGHHH
Loki: all right then, keep your secrets.
Before you came along we Odinsons' were very well thought of.
Never had any adventures or did anything unexpected
Don't forget that the yell wasn't scripted and Loki's reaction was genuine
@@virgiljianu7166 yeah! Tom Hiddleston is a very good actor
Great moment. A lot was said with that single roar. Acknowledging how conniving Loki is and has been. And may well have played a part in Thor's current behaviour. (Which he did). And whatever Loki was about to say would likely be only to manipulate the situation further.
Having Anthony Hopkins yell at me, that I'm unworthy would make me want to cry in a corner
i would feel worthy because he would be talking to me
Blake Simpson hahahahahahahaha
Blake Simpson true
I'd feel unworthy if he were talking to me
Definitely Chair Force
One of the most underrated scenes in the Marvel cinematic collection. Anthony Hopkins gave the first 20 minutes of this film gravity.
Then he became a calm and reasonable person
Anthony's acting level is on the same level as odin's power, i mean damn.
Pure class.
It's even more insane to think that Hopkins actually improvised this speech
Well its LEGENG after all!
Members of the cast and crew teared up when they filmed this scene. Incredible acting.
Anthony owns every character he plays.
The look of fear on thors face as Odin literally dresses him down, is perfect.
And the look on his face 00000.1 seconds after he calls Odin an old man and a fool.
@@uriahakabrowndog3406 yea hemsworth nailed the expression of a son who instantly regrets saying that but his ego wont let him back down. Then the shift to pure horror when he realizes oh shit, father is actually doing this.
@@jlogan2228 and they once thought he wasn’t worthy of playing thor
@@L9-7240 Tom Hiddleston was considered for the role of Thor at one point.
sounds a little different in my head...
From "You're an Old man and a fool" to " I'm not as strong as you" Thor had the Best Character Development .
Broo, back when Marvel made BANGERS. Idk what happened to their directors today because their movies are lackluster now. Thor Love and Thunder was a goofy little movie.
2:13
Odin was definitely getting PTSD flashbacks to Hela
No, he wasn't, because she didn't exist as a character at this point. She was a random addition to the third one and had zero planning beforehand. That's why all of her backstory is contrived and dumped in exposition.
@@antona.1327 how do you know that, just bc something comes out last doesn´t mean it wasn´t planed in the first place. I am not saying Hela existed since the beggining, but they make the concept of her so that it could make moments like this better and it is still valid.
@@antonellaromero_upc1564 I know it because: A) It says on Wikipedia page for Thor Ragnarok that Hela was chosen at random for the third movie and the screenwriter wasn't even sure if it to make her Odin's daughter. B) One of the screenwriters on the first movie was J. Michael Straczynski, who was also a writer on Thor's comics. So he definitely wouldn't allude to Hela being Odin's daughter because he himself wrote stories with Thor where she's accurately depicted as Loki's daughter.
@@antona.1327 You lost me when you said wikipedia.
@@antonellaromero_upc1564 I like to think thats good writing takes existing content then enhances it upon repeated viewing. Like how in Star Wars you can tell they didn't intend Vader to be Luke's father. In fact last I recall it was intended to be a single film. However, the little flesing out with Vader in Ep 5 worked kinda nicely. Vader requests to turn Luke rather than execute him is played with subtlety. Since till that Point Vader was basically a thug who killed folks be it rebels or imperial if they failed enough, he flat out chokes an officer in a meeting until Tarkin stops him. So really Vader has no qualms taking lives. He has no reason to spare Luke unless he knew Luke is his son and that part of Anakin still wants the chance to be with his family. That sort of stuff is always fun with writing where you can expand upon something.
So the idea here is Odin was worried Thor would be like him, a warmonger, but then Ragnarok comes out and it adds that Odin is worried Thor would be like him, a warmonger, or worse like Hela and be this chaotic force of death. It enhances Odin's character beyond the plot setter for Thor to prove his worthiness to now be a concerned father who already failed his daughter and is frightened he is repeating that failure with his son.
Just a nice piece of writing. :)
That noise Odin makes to Loki when Loki tries to interject is Anthony Hopkins just making an unscripted noise that says "Stay the fuck out of this" and Loki backing away is Tom Hiddleston being genuinely taken aback
Such a great little detail too, things like that really make Odin seem Asgardian, non-human.
i believe your statement, you can tell his reaction to the growl was not a character reaction.
And then he ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti.
@@rhoonah5849 lmao
@@rhoonah5849 tf 😂
This scene , after many years, still give me chills.
A really badass observation here of Odin's total rule over the Asgardian realm is that his staff is one of the extremely few (2-3?) ways to summon the Bifrost.....dude REALLY wanted to get his hot-headed, dangerous son out of there 100%
Also, credit to Mr. Hopkins, the way he throws Hofund to Heimdall, mixed with his loud berating, truly shows how pissed off he is that Thor did this to the Jotunheim.
2:26
Loki: - Father
Odin: *UUARGGHHHH*
Loki: please dont hurt me!!!
Lol
not with that belt, NO!
I can't wait to tell at my kids like that.
2:27 Hiyieeeeeeeee🖕💋🖕
sdain 76: When your parents are mad at you sibling and they decide to be mad at you too.
This is a seriously underrated movie. And goddamn, Anthony Hopkins nailed Odin
Did you see Odin toss Hofund to Hiemdall like it was a beach ball? That sword is huge!
I concur.
It's not underrated, it has awesome bits but is mostly a boring chick flick ala first avenger
Odin afterwards: Do you still here it, Loki? The silence of the Frost Giants. cha-cha-cha-cha-cha
Loki: WTF
You can almost hear Odin's heart break from 2:19 on
One of the best moments in the movie, is when Anthony Hopkins as Odin father, strips Thor of his powers.
Just a great movie moment. 😊
3:10 I find this part of the teardown to be quite striking. Not only are the lines just before intense as hell and beautifully delivered, but the size difference between the two really makes Odin feel like this towering figure, this imposing authority. He is the All-Father.
Anthony Hopkins (Odin) is 5'9. Chris Hemsworth (Thor) is 6'4. Between them lies seven inches of height and yet this image, with Odin standing on the steps of the Bifrost to stare down at his son, makes him look a mile higher than he is. That's brillaint framing. Thor is but a child to his father's wrath and godly strength in this scene. All his might and confidence evaporates when he is faced with someone truly powerful, someone he simply can't defeat, instead of someone for him to fight.
Odin not only took all Thor's power within a minute, he even held back Hela. This just shows how strong he actually is
Odin was quite powerful, but his mental state got weaker as time went on, from this moment. How do y’think Loki was able to get him off Asgard in The Dark World? 😂
Also shows why Thanos never made a move for all infinity stones until Odin was gone.
Odin before the odin sleep was an absolute beast and one of the strongest beings in the MCU. He defeated Prime Surtur and reduced him to the size we see at the beginning of Ragnarok he conquered all of the nine realms along with Hela he imprisoned Hela and he easily took away Thor's power. Odin after the odin sleep was unfortunately not as powerful to the point he got cast out of Asgard by Loki
@@HamboneDJ Good point
hes all father of course
Odin: "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
Captain America: *It's Free Real Estate.*
Vision in Age of Ultron too
Hulk has also picked it up too and threw it at him LOL
Well captain america at that time was still asleep in ice
@MAYUR TRIVEDI Thanos nor Hulk can pick up the hammer
@MAYUR TRIVEDI Thanos never picked it up. He picked up Storm Breaker but the rules dont apply to that one.