FIRST TIME Watching *THOR* and it Made me Fall in Love With Loki (Movie Reaction & Commentary)
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Hi there! Thanks so much for joining me in the continuation of my MCU journey! As mentioned, my Captain America: The First Avenger reaction IS UP! So make sure to visit that one. Up next is THE AVENGERS!
Original Movie: Thor (2011)
Timeline:
00:00 - Intro
01:02- Marvel One Shot
02:37 - Movie Begins!
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"Hold on, was this his plan all along? I'm so confused. Loki, whose side are you on?" 😆 Yes.
“Side? Side? I am on nobody’s ‘side’, because nobody is on MY side…”
@@dracoargentum9783 "I understood that reference"
32:08 "Loki, who's side are you on?" Loki is on Loki's side... Always...
Haha!!! love this comment!
And on a similar note, yes, this was his plan all along. If Loki kills Laufry while defending Odin then he looks like a hero and it makes it easier to accept him replacing Thor.
@@cmlemmus494 or it was to get laufry to trust him and put him in a place , where hes easier to kill without him soldiers around him, and killing laufy was to make odin proud and that was his strategy to do it
For all time , always 😂
@@cmlemmus494 it’s not even about replacing Thor, because in their fight at the end, Loki says that he never wanted the throne, he only ever wanted to be Thor’s equal. Loki just wants Odin to love him and be proud of him the way Odin loves and is proud of Thor, but he’s going about it in ENTIRELY the wrong way.
Loki legitimately has some of the best character development across the movies in the MCU. Coming from where he is here to where he is now... has been such a satisfying ride. The best really is still to come.
Also, funny side-note... Tom Hiddleston _apparently_ had originally tried auditioning for Thor before being offered Loki. I really can't fault the casting department. It has all worked out for the best, in my opinion. Hiddleston really does a fantastic job of conveying the intensity of Loki's emotions throughout his appearances... and he gets across how much more complex of a character he is than he first appears to be.
Loki is my favorite character. Tom Hiddleston did great for this character. And Thor and Loki's dynamics is the reason why I'm into the MCU.
I couldn’t agree more!! I love them
FYI, Dr Donald Blake was the original human alter ego/secret identity of Thor in the 1960s comics. He was eventually (like 25 years later) revealed to be a false persona created by Odin to teach Thor humility. So the movie using that name to get Thor freed from SHIELD custody was a fun nod to that.
This remains my favourite MCU film to date. Fun fact: the first guy to find Mjolnir in the desert is J. Michael Straczyncski, creator of Babylon 5 and one of the co-writers for this film. Oh and that scene at the end STILL makes me tear up haha
One of the key points about this film that a lot of reactors miss is that the director is Kenneth Branagh, who is best known for directing Shakespeare and classic literature on both stage and screen. Many of the supporting cast is also made up of major theatre actors: Anthony Hopkins as Odin, Rene Russo as Frigga, Stellan Skarsgård as Eric Selvig, and Colm Feore as Laufry all started out playing Shakespeare on stage.
This is why the film feels so epic despite being a story about a jerk who needs to learn to be nice so he can get his magic hammer back. The story is simple enough for kids to enjoy, but the actors and director know how to make simple stories feel real. Not saying other MCU movies are bad, but Thor feels like an entirely different thing.
Branagh also worked with Hiddleston on the TV series Wallander and brought him in for Loki. The entire MCU would have been different if Branagh hadn't directed Thor.
"a story about a jerk who needs to learn to be nice so he can get his magic hammer back" 🤦♂🙈😆🤣
@@bigdream_dreambig I can't claim credit for that line, unfortunately. It's paraphrased from Bob Chipman (aka MovieBob on UA-cam).
I love that you included the one shot, I wish more reactors would do the same
Fun reaction, great movie. Loki is a character that you love to hate AND hate to love! Tom Hiddleston named the role of Loki.
I don't believe Loki's end plan was his starting plan when he let the frost giants into Asguard. That was just for fun to ruin Thor's big day. It was after learning where he came from that his plans changed.
But Loki will always do what's best for Loki
Immediately love the introduction of the one shots and hope you continue to add them to your reactions going forward. I've not seen a single reactor even think about adding them to their list.
I honestly wasn't aware of any of them. What is there?
@toonman5099 there's at least 3. Item 47, a funny thing happened on the way to Thor's hammer and the consultant. Are the ones that matter at this reactors point in time.
@@silentassason JUST saw Item 47 at the end of the Avengers reaction, I'm aware that the consultant one exists, she brings it up in one of these (going through her current MCU reactions up to Iron Man 3 at the time of this comment), along with the Coulson one in this.
@toonman5099 I mean I never said she didn't watch them. I was just letting you know the titles
@@silentassason Fair. XD
I'm glad that you liked this. Thor became my favorite comic book character in the '60s, because they didn't offer any implausible pseudoscientific explanation for his abilities, unlike the treatment of many other characters.
I watch reactors more than any other content on UA-cam, especially MCU reactions, and you're the first to do the Marvel One Shot with Coulson on his way to NM just prior to watching Thor - excellent decision! Can't wait for your Avengers reaction!
Also I want to point out that Jasper Sitwell connects the first MCU movies just as much as Coulson - he's the guy who mentioned the massive electric magnetic surge coming off from Mjolnir while SHIELD studied it and asked if the Destroyer belonged to Stark. You saw him in the Consultant One Shot too and we will see him again in the first Avengers movie
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the One-Shot being put in 😁 I was beyond excited to release this reaction video. I also can’t wait to see more of Sitwell! I liked him in The Consultant One-Shot
Loved this reaction!!! This was the first MCU movie I saw in theaters and I loved/love it.
Loki is my favorite MCU character, and Tom Hiddleston is perfection in his performance as Loki. He is very sympathetic and charismatic. The fish out of water trope is hilarious and very well executed in this movie. Jane & Thor are my favorite MCU couple. I have been a big Natalie Portman fan since I was a teenager back in the 90’s and first watched The Professional. Looking forward to seeing more of your MCU journey, great ideas adding the One-Shot!
Thank you so much!!!
I 100% agree about Loki. Tom was made from this role and I just really loved how everything he did made me feel so much emotion. I look forward to seeing you around for more upcoming MCU reactions! I’ll keep in mind to add in more One-Shots :) I’m glad you enjoyed!
That blue cube was in Captain America which you watched. You may have missed it on the film but the Red Skull, the villain in the movie, described it as the jewl of Odin's treasure room, so it's from Asgard. It's not a spoiler because it's just something you missed that you should know.
Yesss! That’s why I was confused about the cube, or at least the origin of it, when watching Captain America. All I know is that it IS very powerful haha. It’s cool to know where it’s come from now! Thank you! 😁
true
That blue cube is not the Tesseract.. it's called the "Casket of Ancient Winters"..
The Tesseract and that cube are 2 different things that have nothing to do with each other..
@@cjperry2731 I'm talking about the tesseract from the end credits not the casket of ancient winters. I know the difference.
@@jacobcostanza2772 yeah I commented like 3 or 4 times correcting people like a dbag and then realized that ppl might have been talking about the end credits scene lol.. I figured I deserved to feel stupid about it and didn't delete them 👍
It was great that you included the Marvel One Shot. I hope you continue to include them. Since you have already seen Captain America, it looks like The Avengers becomes your next MCU reaction. I'm looking forward to it.
in Norse mythology Thor is married to Sif, she's the Warrior/Shield Maiden at 7:19 and 14:29
at some point/time, the trickster, the God of mischief Loki cut off her hair as a prank while she was sleeping.
Thor found out that Loki was behind, got mad, fought him and forced him to apologize and give back her hair.
Loki did apologize, and as a part of his apology he gave her hair of Gold... And that's how the Norse/Scandinavian people got to have blonde hair.
Fun Fact: That scene at 3:55 is the same place where Red Skull stole the blue space cube thingy that powered the Hydra weapons in Captain America: The First Avenger. Also this is a heavily underrated MCU film. Very beautiful and the sound design imo is amazing. Also the OSTs are gorgeous!
Ohhhhh my god I didn’t know this! Thanks for sharing :)
I agree that this film is underrated. I think Captain America is still my favorite for now, But this one is coming up 2nd. Because of the fact that I also thought the soundtrack/score was phenomenal. The movie is aesthetically pleasing to me and I loved the humor put into this. I had a lot of good laughs!
@@kaylyptic yes! I’m eagerly waiting for your reaction to Guardians of the Galaxy since I feel you’ll find that movie, along with the soundtrack and visuals, amazing
32:04 "Hold on. Was this his plan all along? I'm so confused." And _there_ you finally have a _proper_ introduction to Loki. 😏
The thing about the opening of this movie that's always bothered me is when Jane said there were 17 previous atmospheric anomalies before Thor shows up. And that they were all predictable down to the second. Like...what? Never to be brought up again even with the 20 plus movies after this.
After The Avengers, there's a one-shot called Item 47, and there's also Agent Carter which takes place after the first Cap movie and All Hail The King which takes place after Iron Man 3
You know my favorite parts are when Thor gets hit by a car 😂. Honestly this is probably my second favorite Thor movie, but I'm excited to see your reaction to The Avengers
All of those moments are SO hilarious to me. I enjoyed all of the little jokes and comedic moments during this! And, Thor getting ran over gave me the same feelings I got watching John Wick getting ran over multiple times during each movie 😂
Great reaction! 😊
I love that you watched the Marvel one-shot that took place before this movie. And if you're interested in watching it there's one that takes place after "The Incredible Hulk", and it's called "The Consultant".
This is a good movie. It's in my top 15 favorite MCU movies, and my second favorite Thor movie.
The casting in this movie is perfect. Especially Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Tom Hiddleston as Loki. Loki is one of my favorite MCU villians.
15:03 - 15:57 Such a great scene. And a great performance from Tom Hiddleston.
19:47 Yep! We get the first appearance of Clint Barton aka Hawkeye in this movie. 😊
Thor getting his hammer back, and the fight with Loki at the end of the movie are two of my favorite scenes.
Since you've already watched "Captain America: The First Avenger", up next is "The Avengers". And that movie will have both a mid and post credit scene.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
This and Captain America: The First Avenger are definitely my top 2 right now! Loki is such an enjoyable villain to watch. Tom almost had me crying in multiple parts of the movie 😭 He’s soooo perfect as Loki!
Thank you for watching this reaction! :)
Loki is literally the character that got me into marvel lmao
Odin seem to be a little strict but everything he does he does for a reason, like stealing the baby, raising a baby at Thor's brother, making him believe he can be king ,so that he goes crazy with jealousy becomes Thor's lifelong enemy
I MEANNNN-
When you say it like that… 👀
No but on a real note I actually feel bad for Loki like wtf :,)
Odin thinks far ahead, everything he does is calculated, he isn't called the God of War and death for no reason.
This is the first of your videos I watched, and I instantly subscribed 🙂 I really love your honest reaction and your editing of the video. Thanks so much for what you did here. I can't wait for watching more of your videos. Greetings from Germany 😊
Hi!! This is really nice of you to say :) Thanks so much for watching and I’m really glad you enjoyed 😊
The Power of the Scene Were THOR Earns his HAMMER Back in time to Battle the DESTROYER!!?? That is STILL GOOSEBUMP Inducing!! ✨
I, too, once lived under a tin roof, It's incredible how loud the rain gets, isn't it? 🌧
The giant robot that loki sends to kill thor is called the destroyer.
Hello there! I've just discovered your channel (thanks to the Jurassic Park reaction), and ive been binging your MCU reactions all day! As others have said, yours is the first I've seen that includes the One Shots.
One little detail that is often overlooked is that Thor calls Coulson "Son of Coul", which is where a lot of Norse/Western European second names come from - you are the son (or daughter) of your father - i e. Thor's full name is Thor Odinson. Loki is Loki Laufeyson.
In the myths, Loki is actually Thor's uncle, and sired the three greatest threats to Asgard and the Realms: the Fenris Wolf, fated to devour the sun and moon at Ragnarok; Jormungandr the World Serpent, whose venom brings down Thor the Thunderer at the Last Battle; and Hel, half-living and half-dead (literally split down the middle), set to rule the realm of the same name, where the dishonored dead go in the afterlife. She leads this army during the Final Days. Loki also sired Odin's 8-legged horse Sleipnir in an interesting tale that saw him in a lot of hot water after promising Freya's hand in marriage to a giant in exchange for building the walls of Asgard.
Loki is the god of mischief, and he did get into some shenanigans. He shaved off Thor's wife Sif's beautiful blonde hair as a prank, and when faced with his nephew's wrath, he promised to make it up to him and the other gods, and so he enlisted the aid of the sons of Ivaldi, dvergr craftsmen, to forge three grand gifts: a wig of pure gold for Sif, that lived and grew as real hair; the collapsible ship Skidbladnir which went to the god Freyr, who could fold up the ship to fit in his pocket; and finally Gungnir, the Spear of Fire, for Odin. On his way back with the gifts, Loki met two other dvergr, Brokkr and Eitri, and bet them his head that they couldn't possibly make better items than these. To prove they were the best, the two set to work, and forged three wondrous items; Gullinbursti, a great boar with golden bristles that shone so bright that it could see in the darkness, and could travel over any land or sea, and fly through the air; the golden ring Draupnir, which every ninth night would drip eight new rings from it; and finally the great and powerful hammer, Mjolnir the Mullicrusher, which would never fail to hit any target it was thrown at, and would always return to its wielder's hand. During the forging of each of these, Loki took the form of a fly and bit Brokkr to distract him so that the gifts would not be as good as the others, so he could keep his head. It wasn't until Mjolnir was being made that Brokkr slapped at the fly, and accidentally cut the handle off short.
Loki returned with the gifts, and presented them with Brokkr and Eitri, while Thor, Odin, and Freyr sat in judgment. Brokkr gifted the boar to Freyr, the ring to Odin, and the hammer, of course, to Thor. After some time the gods decided that of all the gifts presented, Mjolnir was the best one as it gave them the greatest chance against the giants in the coming battles. Loki tried to run but was caught, although Odin decided that losing his head was a bit much for such a bet. Instead, he allowed Brokkr to sew his mouth shut with golden wire, so that his schemes would be stopped for a time.
There are all kinds of great stories in Norse myth. I especially love the Thor as Valkyrie Bride one :D
If you're familiar with Norse mythology at all, you can tell that Marvel intended this to be the in-universe origin of that mythology, that the gods are actually aliens with powers and such.
I also find it greatly amusing that MCU Thor's only weaknesses are tasers and thorazine :P
2:57 That's you in a nutshell, "Cool in a really beautiful way." 😄
Stoppp that’s so nice of you 🥺
11:01 Did you see how many legs that horse has? That's Sleipnir: the 8 legged horse.
In the mythology Odin is the only person who can stop Heimdall. While he may be incapacitated by someone trickey enough Odin is the only person who can 'beat' Heimdall. For more Nordic facts keep reacting and i shall commentt them as i occasionally feel to do.
I'm glad that you're watching the one-shots.
When Volstagg got blown through that diner window I was legit concerned for that pie. I don't know whether it was apple, peach, milopita, pumpkin, cream, proja, blueberry, sweet potato, kreatopita, pecan, cherry, rhubarb, key lime, mustikkapiirakka, cheesecake, meringue, custard, blackberry, vlaai, Mississippi mud, strawberry, marrionberry, chiffon, possum, meat and potato, fudge, khachapuri, shoofly, buko, butterscotch, peanut butter, banoffee, shepherd's or some pie I can't think of off the top of my head. Although, if it was lemon I actually don't care.
This comment is award worthy
My favorite MCU film. It's magic
This is the second time this "town" was in a movie. Before it had it's modern redressing it was the town of Silverado (1985).
Thor was turned into a mortal when Odin took his power away. So of course he wasn't able to rip through those bands.
Well thank goodness he was able to just slip out of the bands anyway 😭 but, I definitely had a brain fart during that scene and almost forgot that everythingggg was stripped away from him haha
Once, mankind believed a simple truth...
...that the MCU is GREAT
love this one shot.
Since you like Natalie Portman, you should check out 'V for Vendetta', if you haven't seen it already. It's a very different sort of role for her, but she's very good in it - plus, the movie itself is great; one of my (and a lot of other people's) all-time favorites.
I adore Natalie Portman, mostly for her SNL rap.
LMAO!! I love her so much🥺
I'd agree, but I gotta pick up her dry cleaning ;)
Funny thing that Loki can transform to anyone
Another awesome reaction first time watch Kaylptic love your reaction telling Natalie Portman to kiss him LOL this was def one of the better and fun Thor movies and like you said Loki great character that honestly develops so well over the course of the MCU so curious to see your thoughts on him as you get through the whole MCU
Thank you so much! 😁 I’m HELLA excited to see how Loki develops over the upcoming movies. I don’t think I’ve enjoyed watching a villain this much in a very long time
I LOVE LOKI💚💚💚💚
Thank you for addressing this one-shot. I liked "The Consultant" just as much, if not more.
Forgive me jane! Thor was ready to sacrifice everything to save Joutenheim. A true hero!
I just love you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
Don't care about the movie... Here for ur react!
The "Blue Cube" was in the Captain America movie remember??
I actually really do remember. It was a huge part of that movie. I just meant that I know there’s a little more to learn about the cube as far as origin story goes and what exactly it is. Because to be fair, I really don’t know much about it. I know that it’s a cube that holds great power and was put into the wrong hands. It was used to make dangerous and scary weapons 😂 I’ve heard a few facts about it already since the upload yesterday. After watching Captain America those weeks ago, I never would’ve put 2 and 2 together that the cube has relation to Odin. The parts Schmidt mentioned or hinted about where the cube came from flew over my head because I made a mistake of notttt watching Thor first 🤣 But now it’s starting to make a little more sense? maybe?
That blue cube is the "Casket of Ancient Winters", not the Tesseract that was in Captain America.. they have nothing to do with each other, except they're both blue cubes.. actually one is more rectangular lol..
34:29 Okay that was genuinely awesome joke telling
You are so much underated 😅best content ever
Ahh thank you so much! 🤣😃
The one with the bow is Hawkeye, you'll see him again in Avengers
Excited to get into this reaction, when I saw this in the theater someone yelled "f**k vegetables" when Thor flipped the table over. 😂 Now everytime I see this movie that's all I can think of.😅
Hahaaa!! I miss going to theaters just for the people who say stuff like that 🤣 It’s nice hearing from you again! I hope you enjoy the reaction!
@@kaylypticI totally enjoy your reactions. Look forward to seeing more. Stay awesome and cool!
Loki"s father was named in this movie did you catch who it was???
Fun Fact: Thor (2011) is the first MCU Movie where Tony Stark does “NOT” make a physical appearance.
That blue skull and dazys tat is is nice.
thank you so much!
Good ups.
The one shot held on Roxxon logo. That's a hint you should do the two short seasons of Agent Carter.
None of Marvel TV prior to the Disney+ shows is canon to the MCU.
@@WebSpyder777
Carter is canon in MCU, SHIELD is not.
The MCU is canon in both SHIELD and Carter.
Carter is better than every D+ show.
@@yodieyuh incorrect. None of the ABC shows are canon.
Projections rather than clones, using magic Loki has. Probably not full body, just illusions.
No one was expecting this to be as good as it was when it came out. But it was a hell of a lot of fun watching it I the theater. Darcy is one of my favorite supporting characters in this franchise.
I am a loki supporter for like however, the falling off the bridge trick was honestly so foul
Generally speaking, humans that freeze don't survive being frozen or the defrost unfortunately
Yeah, I know 😪 I wanted to make light of things
@@kaylyptic I mean . . . . . . Yus. . . They defrosted like a chicken and lived happily ever after 😀
@@lowgrade84 Oh man, a happy ending after all?! 😃😌
@@kaylyptic I think it's fair to assume that the average human in the MCU is at least a little bit less breakable than in the real world. Obviously you've got people with super powers like Cap and Hulk, but even a normal human... Tony survived that fall in Iron Man (after escaping from the cave and flying away, then crashing) that *should've* killed him. Stuff like that happens in the MCU with more regularity than it should. I assume people aren't necessarily unnaturally durable or anything, but just luckier? Like, people in the real world have survived some crazy stuff, done some crazy stuff, it's just remarkably unlikely. I assume in the MCU that stuff, while still rare, is more like "can happen from time to time" rather than "essentially never happens".
Which doesn't necessarily matter for being frozen, specifically, but something to keep in mind when people survive some rough stuff.
ALSO, not every person - not every non-superpowered being - is human. I'm still not sure how "tough" Asgardians are supposed to be. Thor is a little-g god, so of course he's an SPB, but non-god Aasgardians apparently can live hundreds of years? Thousands? I don't know if they're supposed to be special in any other way beyond living longer; it's never been explicitly addressed.
@@SchulzEricT oh dear
The Terminator wouldn’t last against The Destroyer.
The Destroyer is terrifying 😰 Once I found out it can freaking rotate its whole body around I knew it was over
*”Thor lost a lot…”* 👀
29:54 I hope you understand that Pun 😆😂 or maybe you didnt notice it
It took me until about the 3rd time watching through that scene to find out that he actually said “Son of Coul” 😂😭 He just said it so fast I couldn’t decipher it at first
"Son of Coul" isn't a pun. That's literally how names like Coulson came to be. Thor's actual name is Thor Odinson.
What's this marvel one shot? And how I have never seen this before 😮
I know right?! Someone during one of my last few uploads brought the One Shots to my attention so I thought I’d go ahead and throw one into today’s video as a way to pave myself into the first Thor movie. Before this, I had no idea they existed. Now, I have no regrets 😌😎
The one shots were extras on the physical media of some of the MCU movies. They are now available to be watched on Disney+.
Son of Coul!
STORM IN YOUR HOUSE AND YOU REACTING TO GOD OF THUNDER 😂😂😂🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
RIGHTTTT HAHA! IT WAS SO IRONIC. Literally when I started the movie, it started to thunder immediately 👀
THE AVENGERS IS 🆒🆒🆒
I hope episode 2 of the Reacher series is coming soon. It seems to be a very interesting series and I have really enjoyed your first reaction! :)
Awww, I’m really glad you enjoyed the start of that series! I’ll be having another reaction video consisting of 2-3 more episodes and then one more for the Season 1 Finale.
It might take a good few weeks though since I have some more movies lined up to upload soon🥺
Bollywood "3 idiots" and "Rockstar" reactions please.
How do you not know what the blue cube is you watched Captain America
I know it was a HUGE part of that movie. All I know is that it holds great power and was used to make HYDRA weapons in Captain America. I’ve been told that the cube will be explained more in the future. I also have been told other fun facts already. I forgot Schmidt mentions some things about the cubes origin in the beginning church scene of Captain America, but it flew over my head at the time so I kind of forgot about his lines there. But, now I know that the cube has some relation to Odin at least
That blue cube is not the Tesseract from Captain America, it's called the "Casket of Ancient Winters" and has nothing to do with the Tesseract..
Wait ✋️ you watched Hawkeye before this?? Lol
No lmao. I just know what most of the heroes look like cuz I’ve seen photos and clips before hahaaa
@kaylyptic nooo not the clips ☠️
If I know it's gonna spoil it NOPE lol
Like when .......🤔💭 ha
Loki only cares for Loki.
I did subscribe now that you've gone in release order. HOWEVER!! Are you going to backtrack to everything Marvel or just do the straight MCU?
By everything Marvel I mean Fox Marvel, Sony Marvel, Netflix Marvel, ABC Marvel - there's a lot of Marvels. And they are all merging.
And I should not start a sentence with And. But I did.
Haha! I’m planning on doing a bunch of Marvel. I’m not sure if I will do everythinggg yet. Depending on how things go, I might! But, I do want to consider other Marvels outside of the MCU for sure :)
@@kaylyptic As you wish
None of the other Marvel content outside of MCU movies and Disney+ shows are canon to the MCU. Sure, they exist in the overall multiverse, but are not required viewing for the MCU.
"I don`t know what that blue cube is"
Are the MCU movies THAT forgettable? 😂
I know it was a huge part of Captain America but even when I watched that, I was a little confused as to why it came to be. I’ve seen some things explained from the lore of Thor so it makes a little more sense now. Honestly I just knew that it was a powerful cube and it was used to make some pretty deadly weapons haha
Well, there are some other weird artifacts the MCU has to unfold in further movies. It`s going to be an interesting journey for you and for us as well. 😉 Can`t wait for The Avengers! 👍
@@kagey-bee6316 oooo I can’t wait to see more! 😃
@@kaylypticpeople have been telling you that the blue cube in this movie is the Tesseract that was in Captain America, but it's not, they're wrong..
The cube is called the "Casket of Ancient Winters" and has nothing to do with the Tesseract.. it's just an object in this movie that was the source of the frost giants power..
@@cjperry2731 We are all talking about the Tesseract from Captain America because it was shown during the ending credits scene. I know the casket is what Loki used throughout this movie which was previously taken from the frost giants!
Are you engaged or married?
Not engaged or married yet! Just a promise ring is what I have
I have been following Loki for two years, I love him, he is simply beautiful, and now that he is also the main character in the MCU I like that people like him more