WATCHING THOR: RAGNAROK FOR THE FIRST TIME REACTION/ COMMENTARY | MCU
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Guys I hope you had a great Christmas, and are all looking after yourselves, we're back with another Marvel Monday, I hope you enjoy the reaction were getting towards the final few new, though if you check out the Patreon we have finished Wandavision and soon to start the next MCU series, Iv'e also started doing solo reactions to X-men so check that out!! link in bio, ohhh and if you want to join the growing community join the Discord link will be in the BIO too!!!
Thor doesnt get his power from asgard he has always had that power and will always have that power
Can you and Monica both react to the X-Men films?
The average Asgardian is stronger than your standard human. In the comics, they are not as strong on Midgard (Earth) as they are on Asgard (though still stronger than your run-of-the-mill human). Thor is especially powerful for an Asgardian. First, because he's Odin's son. Second, in the comics anyway, his mother was believed to be Gaia an Elder God of the Earth, which was explained as an attempt by Odin to have a son that would maintain his level of power regardless of whether he was in Asgard or not. More recently though, the comics have introduced the idea that the Phoenix Force is Thor's true mother (if you want to take it at its word). At any rate, Thor is freakishly powerful even among Asgardians.
Thor's not a "Funny Character"...but I believe the Producers realized (especially after Ghostbusters) that Chris Hemsworth has great comedic timing and steered into it. So far Thor really hasn't had a great on screen personality, But making him Bombastic, Overconfident and Charming, grafted a Character onto Hemsworth that he can play. Kinda like Drax in "Guardians of the Galaxy". Being Unfiltered, Bombastic and Boundaryless is not how the character is in the comics, but it's something that Dave Bautista had a hand in crafting as an actor. Same goes for Chris Hemsworth's Thor.
Did you guys not watch Thor 2?
Let s appreciate the fact that Anthony hopkins not only portrays odin, he portrayed loki while he s impersonating Odin as well. Also that entire play was Lokis way to tell us all he ever wanted was odins approval
Matt Damon played ‘Loki’ in the play, and ‘Thor’ was portrayed by Luke Hemsworth, Chris Hemsworth’s older brother.
C'mon guys, time to watch the "right" Hulk movie. You can't deny there's some affection now for this Hulk and the 2003 film is nothing to do with MCU 2008 onwards so it's really unfair to diss this Hulk because of it.
That’s not Anthony Hopkins.
That’s clearly Hannibal Lecter 🤥
Anthony Hopkins didn't even want to come back till he read the script. Yet he killed it once again🔥
@@directedpanspermia8045 "Goodbye my sons... I'm having an old friend... for dinner..."
“I have been falling for 30mins” is one of the most underrated lines in that film. I had tears rolling down my face laughing at this film.
Definitely not underrated its a stand out line everyone knows it
And it’s a tie!
Underrated line is “I’ve never once met this man in my life”.
How is that line underrated??
@@angramainyu9220 Is it possible for it to be over-rated?
However much it's praised, it's not enough. It's a very good line.
Not to spoil anything, but for those who have seen Dredd (2012) (very good! Stars Karl Urban, who plays Skurge here), you probably know a scene with a certain drug and a certain fall. If my rough math is right, the perceived time of the faller is about that mentioned here. Seems to be purely coincidental, but kinda neat.
Hemsworth was just about done with the role before this movie. This film reinvigorated him and got him excited about portraying Thor again
Good thing Chris doesn't work a 9 to 5 somewhere for 30 years. Pathetic.
@@WheresWaldo05 As if people who work 9 to 5 often doesn't feel done with their job and wouldn't quit if they had a better option.
@@alftuvik3820 As if acting is a good job. #hardpass #horriblejob #paparazzi #everyjobsucks
@@WheresWaldo05 A good job is a job you for the most part enjoy, which most actors seem to do so I'd say it is a good job.
@@alftuvik3820 Being pestered by citizens and paparazzi doesn't sound fun in the slightest.
To answer your question. all Asgardians are strong, however the Royal Family members are far stronger than the run of the mill Asgardian. so its,
1. Royal Family(Thor, Odin, Loki, Hela)
2. Soldier class(Heimdall, Valkyrie, The Warriors Three, Lady Sif)
3. Regular Asguardian citizens.
And yes Thor still has his powers, only Hela powers came from Asgard for some reason...
The reason for Thor powers drawing from other realms is because (in the comics) Odin wanted him to not be dependant on Asgard and draw his power from other places and Thor was not Freiga son but Gea you can probable research that online somewhere its been many years since i read the comics, but bascially Thor draws his power from places like Midgard and other earthly type worlds
@@christopherseay4609 Not to mention the Odinforce.
@@nefariousarcher2484 I still doesn't understand. Did he get Odin force in this movie or what?
@@user-ff6dl9zr7u I think his access to it is awakening. He’s now the heir to Odin’s power. But the mcu may change things up
@@user-ff6dl9zr7u He got the Odinforce, that's for sure, BUUUUUTTTT he hasn't awakened it and I theorise that he will awaken it in Thor love and thunder which is nearly upon us. Once he gains Odinforce Thor will be the most powerful avenger. More powerful than scarlet witch or anyone else.
I, for one, appreciate the rubbing of hands. It's like a ritual at this point.
I have also enjoyed Monica's evolution, thus far, through the MCU movies. Going from vehemently disliking them, to reluctant enjoyment, to picking out Easter eggs and small details.
Well thank you, I appreciate the love ahaha just know it ain’t ever going to stop ahaha, love the comment though and thank you for rocking with us !!
Lyons Pride.
i mean, you can’t just say you dislike a movie without having even watched it so
@@gonk_ch Except you functionally can, and do, almost constantly. There's a billion movies available to you right now. You've chosen not to watch most of them, likely on reasonable assumptions about their quality or content.
People can enjoy what they enjoy, but I don't need to watch, say, the latest Hallmark Xmas movie pap to know I want no part of it.
@@michaelccozens that's very true.
I believe Loki is still his sibling they were raised as brothers just because you're not blood related, doesn't make you any less family
right
my fav. part is that loki smirk when Thor arrives athe the rainbow bridge. He is actually proud of his bro :D
Monica: "The woman so far aren't very powerful"
Wanda: "This..b*tch"
BTW, the actors of Loki's play were: Sam Neil (from Jurassic park like Jeff Goldblum) as play Odin, Matt Damon as play Loki, and Luke Hemsworth as play Thor (Chris Hemsworth's brother). They are also gonna appear on Thor 4 with Melissa McCarthy playing as Hela.
In the comics, Skurge the Executioner had a similar last stand on Gjallerbru, the bridge out of the underworld, singlehandeldly holding Hela's armies at bay while Thor and other Asgardians escaped with a large number of rescued human souls. This was after literally decades as a villain.
They sing no songs in Hel
Nor do they celebrate heroes
For silent is that dismal realm and cheerless
But the story of the Gjallerbru and the god who defended it is whispered across the Nine Worlds
And when a new arrival asks about the one to whom even Hela bows her head
The answer is always the same
"He stood alone at Gjallerbru"
And that answer is enough
Yup not with damn shotguns 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️the dumbest thing asgardians using regular guns they’re bulletproof ugh.
There’s a lot of other MCU reactions going on right now but you guys are absolutely my favorite. Your chemistry with each other just makes it a cut above the rest. Also I love the length of these reactions too
I waited for this! I even prepared a nacho snack for this. It makes me feel like I'm watching it with you guys. Merry Christmas, Rico and Monica.
Same
Watching this during my lunch break, lol
You stil have 4 to go
That's the best part about watching reaction.. it's like we watching along with them
The reason Hulk could talk more in this movie was bc he was allowed free range for 2 years. So basically the Hulk was able to age and develop to the skills of a 3-4 year old.
The directors talked abt this a bit but basically the more Banner is in Hulk form, the more he’ll develop like a true child. Rn he’s basically a toddler (hence him speaking and acting like one).
Ooo I didn’t know that
Time flows faster on Sakaar so he might've been there for more than 5 years
yep the more the Hulk is in Hulk form, the more he develops into an adult. Learning like normal people, learning to talk, etc.
Heimdall is one of my favorite asgardians so far and idris nailed the role, cant imagine anybody else playing him
"Let's do 'get help'"
"I hate it..."
"You love it"
Best of the MCU, hands down. Can't wait to see what Taika brings for Love & Thunder.
Same! I’m so happy it’s the same director for the new movie as this one. Really excited about how they’ll handle Thor’s character
I'm so excited!!!
this aged terribly
@@miniweeddeerz1820 yep
here from the future and....sigh i feel bad for all of you
It’s cool how he built new asgard in where Odin said “this could be asgard” and also “remember this place as home” well now for Thor it is
*Fun fact from Norse mythology:* Fenris/Fenrir (The giant wolf) is actually Loki's son, born of a giantess. It's strange I know, but Loki has had many animal children, including an eight-legged horse named Sleipnir, to which Loki was actually the one to give birth to.
In the Norse mythos, Sleipnir is also Odin's steed. As a nice easter egg for Norse mythology fans, you can actually see MCU's version of Sleipnir in the first Thor movie, when Odin appears in Jotunheim to save Thor and his companions. Loki's most infamous child though (IMO), hasn't even been mentioned in the MCU -- Jormungandr, the Midgard Serpent.
In Norse mythology Loki is also the Brother of Odin not Thor
@@NPA1001 loki is also the father of hela not odin
Fun fact: those all apply to Marvel Comics too, but MCU just fucked everything up, again😑
in norse mythology Heimdall was the one that started ragnarok by blowing the gjallarhorn
Fun fact: The actor playing Thor on the Asgardian stage at the beginning is Luke Hemsworth, Chris Hemsworth's older brother. The third brother, Liam, also auditioned for Thor. Looks like you got to be a Hemsworth to play Thor.
Another fun fact: In the same scene, it's Matt Damon playing Loki on stage.
Between Hela conjuring armfuls of throwing daggers and Thor's chain lightning combos, the fights had a _very_ action-RPG feel. Whoever storyboarded it knew to pull not just from martial arts and comics, but the visual medium where spectacle combat has evolved the most: _Videogames._
1:40:00 "There is a degree of force against which no tactic or strategy can defend." Danvers is a blunt instrument in the _best_ way.
I love how when Thor saw Thanos' ship he was confused while Loki's face is fear, concern and shock since Thanos sent him to earth in the first Avengers movie and he was warned if he failed Thanos would find him. That had to be written in the script as a hidden detail
As a Kiwi man I'm a little bias, but this is probably my favorite MCU movie. Good comedy, good story, good characters. And good rewatchablility.
Loving the uploads man 🙌
That scene with Doctor Strange is still one of my favorite scenes in the entire MCU. It felt so much like the comics, with characters going to him for help or with him appearing and giving them aid while being somewhat aloof and enigmatic. So funny! I loved it.
Have you seen No Way Home? I'm wondering how you felt about him in that. I loved it
@@JTtheMid I have! It was great! Loved it. I really enjoyed seeing Doctor Strange play such a great role in it, too.
Not to mention Strange being completely unphased when Loki went to attack him and just knocking him on his ass.
Yees! Thor Ragnarok is in my opinion one of the best Marvel movies
Agreed
I love how they couldn’t recognize Thor’s buddies as they died trying to help him.
Yeah it sucks that The Warriors Three don't get any love.
The guy who plays Korg, is the director of Thor Ragnorok. Taika Waititi
Your Marvel series is like a weekly TV show that I can't wait for every Monday
This blew me away first time I watched it! I laughed so hard! Taika Waititi has a great sense of humour!
Two big ones coming up next, Black Panther and Infinity War.. I am jealous of Monica who is going to be watching some of those moments for the first time, what a feeling…
Same for Rico (Infinity war that is)
Valkyrie is an asgradian + an valkyrie of course lol, theyre ancient, they've been protectors of asgars since before thor was even born, so theyre quite strong its not easy to defeat them in hand to hand combat.
I love Mondays because at lunch time at work, I can watch Rico & Monica haha best start of the week :D
Happy new year guys! You both Rock!
Rubs hands... "You're a wizard, Thor."
I'm so excited for this!! It feels like it's been forever when it's just been a week😂can't wait to see what you think of this film! I hope you both had an amazing Christmas
So fun watching this with you! This is my favorite marvel movie, sooo rewatchable!! Hope you guys enjoyed your Christmas! Can’t wait for the next!
AGGHHHHHHH! I freaking love this movie and we're getting closer to Infinity War ❤️
I’ve been so hyped for this reaction
P.S, love both of you and your reactions
Been waiting for this one :^). Explains where Thor and hulk were during civil war
Hey man! Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work
Rico will never be able to pull off a surprise proposal because his hands will be rubbing together so fast that the smell of burning flesh will alert her. ;-)
Let’s go!!! I’m so glad from another reaction you guys are great 😊
In the comics, Hela the Goddess of Death is actually Lokis daughter
Not in comics, but in Norse Mythology which the comics takes inspiration from. In comics, Loki is still Thor’s brother and Hela is still Odin’s daughter
I love you all so much♥️♥️ I’ve been waiting for you guys reaction
Yes!!!! This is one of my favorite Marvel movies. Can’t wait to watch it again with you guys.
Ps, the hands rubbing together is guy code for “It’s Go Time!” LOL
I Love this channel, Rico and Monica are my favorite UA-camrs, so excited when we reach Endgame 😃👍
Btw: That beginning where Thor is narrating that iconic “ That’s what heroes do!” Is so 👌🔥🔥🔥
Excited Rico with the Mr Burns hand rub is always nice to see.
You guys are so wholesome, love your videos no matter the movie
keep up the great work guys from Australia !!!
I like all the talk, you bring up some valid points that are interesting to hear out loud.
Oh my god I’ve been sooo excited for you to watch ragnarok
(At 57:25) Fenris Wolf is the second individual from the MCU who made the Hulk bleed, after the Abomination _(The Incredible Hulk 2008)_
Lets gooooo!!LETS GOO IVE BEEN WAITNG FOR THIS!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
1:02:23 Didn't Odin imply to Thor in this movie that Thor's power comes from himself at 55:11 (and not from Asgard (the place))?
Thor films and Guardians are my favorite with the scifi/magic/norse mythology elements. Shang Chi also does a great job with the magic/chinese mythology, cant wait till yall catch up🔥
Brilliant reaction guys, as always :D
To answer some of the questions:
Everyone on Asgard is a god so they are all really strong. But some are stronger than others, most of those become guards and warriors. Since they're based off of Norse Mythology, most of the people on Asgard have individual powers of their own, like some people on Asgard have powers of Growth and Song and things like that. So Thor has always had those powers he has now, he just used to channel them through his hammer, but now he's grown to a point where he doesn't need an object to control it.
Fun facts:
In original Norse Mythology, Hela and Fenrir (the Wolf) were actually Loki's Children, but Odin feared their roles in Ragnarok so he sealed them away in different ways. He threw Hela back through time and locked her in Helheim (what we call Hell) a realm which was named after her in their time but she named herself when she was sent back through time. Loki also has 4 other children, one of which is a sea serpent called Jormungandr, which is so big that it is wrapped around our Earth , and when it wakes up it signals Ragnaroks beginning. He has an 8-legged horse named Sleipnir which was actually in Thor one, when Odin comes to rescue them from Jotunheim. The other two kids Odin tortures/kills to get back at Loki for helping cause the death of another Asgardian.
Also, yes, the Vikings who worshiped the Norse Gods are primarily from Norway and Scandinavia, so that is where Asgard would technically be set in our world back then.
Not everyone on Asgard is a god actually. Most are stronger and live longer than humans, but they definitely aren't all gods.
Just so you know, your "fun fact" applies to Marvel Comics too
MCU simply loves to shit lots of backgrounds, personalities and characters
@@leonardolonghi3472 yup they do especially with the asgardians they didn’t get them right. Loki and Thor never acted like themselves.
@@Cream-2128 there actually is no "especially"
it applies to almost everyone in the MCU, regardless of who they are
Ultron isn't Asgardian, for example
Thor was alright in the first movie, but they failed to give him the balance between seriousness and asgardian-like comedy, resulting in him being overserious in Thor 2 and a clown in Thor 3
@@leonardolonghi3472 Thor and Loki especially! They have been furthest from their characters in the mcu. Yes ultron was done wrong starting with not being created by Pym. Asgardians though as a whole was just done ridiculous all the way down the line. Executioner using regular guns and somehow they work on Hela minions it’s just ridiculous.
fun fact the actor playing thor in loki play was 1 of his brothers and matt damon played loki
Also, Sam Neill(Jurassic Park) played Odin.
I just realised the one using DES TROY is William butcher from boys😳🤯
I’m very much looking forward to the Avengers: Infinity War reaction!
Next one is Black Panther right?
FYI the part of Korg is played by the film's director, Taika Waititi.
Fun fact: The shady acres home scene was filmed in the streets of Brisbane Australia, of an actual downed building, got to stand there and watch it being filmed from across the road.
I got to watch this movie again thanks for the reminder❤
The significance of that moment where Odin says 'I love you my sons' plural! Brief but important moment
This is one of my favorite Marvel movies
hell yeaaaaah I've been waiting for what feels like ages
You guys literally have the best reactions on UA-cam hands down! 🍿 Absolutely love it, keep up the good works guys
Been looking forward to this one.
Other than talking over everything, this is a great place. Keep up the good work.
There are 3 types of Asgardians:
1) Gods/Goddesses: These are the ones who have a far extended life span (4000-5000 years+), increased stamina/strength/healing, as well as the gift of seiðr (the magic of Asgard). This includes Thor, Odin, Frigga, Loki, Heimdall, etc. Frigga shared her magic with Loki when he was a boy, and since Frost Giants have extended life spans, this elevated him to a God status on Yggdrasil.
2) Long-Lived: These are people who have a much longer life span (3000 or so years), but do not have seiðr. Lady Sif and the Warriors Three, and probably around 15-20% of Asgard's population fall under this category.
3) Mortal: Asgardians who have no seiðr and live a normal span of years (around a century). While they are closest to humans in lifespan, all Asgardians are trained in combat and are somewhat harder to kill than a human.
I hope that helps explain. :)
If we are going based on marvel asgardians live way longer than 5000 yeaes
@@Cream-2128
I'm going by strictly the MCU Asgardians and my knowledge of Norse mythology.
In Dark World, Odin says they are not Gods (meaning immortal), they live and die just as humans do. Loki replies "Give or take 5000 years." To me, that translates to 5000 years plus the average life of a human, which is 100 years tops usually. So 5100 years +/- an extra 300. In the same movie, they talk about the last convergence 5000 years prior, and Odin wasn't alive, it was his father Bor that battled Malekith.
So the lifespan of the God-level ones is probably around 5000-5500 years. The average Asgardian does not have a place on Yggdrasil (legit is called "the tree of life", which provides the Gods their magic/extended life) unless they are one of the lucky ones born with only enough magic for an extended life span through random occurrence or genetics. But even then, it's not near the 5000+ years of the Gods.
@@crispychrissy Mcu has no clue what they’re doing so you can’t go by that. Thor literally mentions Odin fighting surtur a half million years earlier. Then the mcu fixed that dumb ass we are not gods conversation in Ragnarok by correctly referring to them as gods.
@@crispychrissy also Odin mentions before the dawn of light he never says 5000 years ago. We also never know if Odin is born yet or not we just know that Bor lead the attack. I would go based more on marvel comics rather that mythology the movies are supposed to be based on comics not the mythology which changed a lot. Even though the mcu did not get asgardians right at all anyway.
@@Cream-2128 The movies aren't right or wrong, they're just different from the comics... which isn't a bad thing. Like I mentioned, my conclusions come from the MCU and Norse mythology alone since Rico is asking for information specifically based on what he's watching in the movies. Interjecting comic book lore and information into what I was explaining has no relevance. You are mistaken on a few things, though.
1) Odin explains that they are not gods, as in omnipotent and immortal, which is correct. They are gods to their people due to their power, longevity, bloodline, and place on Yggdrasil... not gods like the singular monotheistic God of faiths like Christianity and Judaism, so don't get your pantheons twisted.
2) Loki is the one who says "give or take 5000 years" in response to what Odin said, not Odin himself. It's where I got the basis for my general range of their lifespans. Sure, Odin might have already been born back when Bor fought Malekith, but it's pure conjecture on both our parts since we will likely never know. Either way, it does fit into my explanation that he was either not born yet or very young.
3) Thor was obviously being sarcastic when he said Odin killed Surtur "like, half a million years ago", so if you can't see the humor in Thor poking fun at a bored, immortal demon, I'm not sure what to tell you.
I just read the community tab when u Said u were dropping this at 6pm I was thinking damn I gotta wait til 6 but I forgot London is 5 hours ahead of the U.S well atleast where I am it's 1:30 pm here lol
As a matter of fact they were serious about The Revengers. If you see, in one of the chapters of 'Loki' where Loki is checking the Ragnarok file The Revengers are mentioned in that file.
omg you guys are close to infinity war I'm so excited!!! I love both of your reactions. And thor Ragnarok is one of my favorite in top 3 mcu movies. this movie is funny and action packed. to me infinity war, civil war and thor 3 is one of best movies
4:30 This actor is also in "The Lord of the Rings" (Extended Edition) movies and the "The Boys" show. 2 things I can really recommend reacting to/ watching.
Oh, nice! This is a happy Christmas present!
on the tower where hulk live they have sculptured faces on the outside of former champions of the contest, one face there is Beta Ray Bill, the one that looks a bit like a horse, he is also the wielder of mighty Stormbreaker that have many similar abilities as Mjölner
Helping a brother out, Hulk can speak because he's been Hulk for 2 years straight. If you add up him being in control of the body, it would be around 3 years. So it shows Hulk have a vocabulary of a 3 year old.
I'm pretty new in terms of discovering your channel. I like you guys so far. Very chill and funny. Particularly the lady, pertinent to the funny aspect. She's clever. (Directly referring to the bald and no beard comment accompanied with a side eye.)
Happy New Year you two!!!
Ive been waiitiiiiiinnng. But gotta go sleep now so tomorrow morning comin back 🙃👍
In Ghostbusters, the Gatekeeper and the Keymaster were two different things. Here, they are one and the same, Heimdall. 😁
I wonder has Monica got a personal favorite movie, that she's trying to get you to watch?
1:14:50 Rico totally just remembered Captain Marvel but didn’t wanna spill those beans yet lol
Don't worry you're gonna love loki as time passes
Odin is a terrible father.. He had a 1000 years to tell his kids of an evil sister but no he did it on his dying bed and told his kids to deal with it and peaced out.. 😂😂
Thor's power doesn't come from a place or people, Thor was born with his power and Loki's powers were taught by his mother.
Loki was also born with his powers he learned magic but loki can still lift tons of weight.
@@Cream-2128 yea because he's a frost giant
@@Jayjay-ef2gt that and he is given asgardian powers blessed by Odin as all asgardians can like over 20 tons. The movies obviously don’t really get asgardians so that part is left out.
Really liked this movie. Best thing this Franchise did was hire Taika and changing up Thor a bit. Excited for Love and Thunder!
As if having Thor vomit bad jokes while his home is under double threat (Hela and Ragnarok) is an improvement...
I wish they gave Thor the Russo brothers
everytime rico rubs his hands together he reminds me of whenever i see a fly land on a surface and rub their hands together to clean them
Fifty-ton hellhound: exists.
Monica: CUUUUUUTE!!!
🤣🤣
Next 2 movies are gonna be legendary 😂🙏🏾
The music at 34:41 is the Asgard theme from Stargate SG1.
Sounds like it for sure
Dunno if it was mentioned, but there's an extension of Korg's "rock-paper-scissors" humour in his story; in not printing enough pamphlets, the rock was defeated by paper.
Hey Rico, are you and Monica going to react to the MCU shows, on Disney+? I can just hear Monica now, “there’s shows? There’s already over 20 movies.” 😂
The Grandmaster is brother of The Collector, played by Benicio Del Toro. They are part of a group of people called The Elders Of The Universe. I love how they got weird, strange, kooky actors to play the Grandmaster and the Collector. If they were to add more Elders Of The Universe, they should add more awkward, strange actors like Nicholas Cage, Aubrey Plaza, Gary Busey and Crispin Glover.
Crispin Glover would be perfect!🤣
The thing about Sakar is that time works differently. Loki was only pushed out of the Bifrost moments before Thor, yet had been on Sakar for a couple weeks before Thor's arrival.
If hulk left earth two years prior, who knows how long he actually was on Sakar, could potentially be hundreds of years!
They were still building his edifice, so probably no more than a few years.
Korg's actor is the Director of this movie (He made the recent movie Free Guy with a trailer feat Deadpool). The GrandMaster is the brother of The Collector both immortal.
54:06 *Okay so as Asgardians, they do live longer, have better health, more wisdom, but the super strength is only granted to the Royal blood and the warriors who serve/fight with them :)*
Can’t wait to see you guys watch infinity war, endgame, and far from home
Everything on this movie just clicks - the comedy of course, but the action is exactly what it needs to be, the world building (Sakaar), the characterization for old & new characters alike, the performances were gold, and the pacing is some of the best I've seen in the MCU. It's easy to forget how much ground they cover in one film, without it feeling jarring or incoherent. It all really works.
It’s crazy to believe they really keep so much of the film in the reaction
"I have been falling...for THIRTY MINUTES!"
One of the best mcu movie imo Kate blanchett killed this role
Girl…Yes he is strong when he use his hammer but he is god of thunder he is already strong😌