FIRST TIME WATCHING *Thor: Love and Thunder* 

Transformers Dark of the moon now on Patreon for early access and then starting John wick: www.patreon.com/SebScreen What did you think of Thor love and thunder?!

Fun fact: the girl that played Gorr's daughter is actually Chris Hemsworth's daughter in real life.

26:02 I actually liked this scene, Thor's lightning looked like the Yggdrasil tree, which is the tree of life in Norse Mythology.

The biggest problem with the film is that it gets so jokey and comedic that it's hard to take the serious moments seriously. The humor in Infinity War and Endgame worked so well because there was so much emphasis on the universe-threatening stakes that the jokes provided welcome bits of levity to break up the constant tone of foreboding dread. But in Love And Thunder, it's "joke, joke, joke, brief moment of serious talk about cancer, joke, joke, joke, joke." Deadpool also involved cancer in its plot, but it was much better at balancing the humor and the seriousness.

What are you on about, I'd love a 2½ hours movie with just the goats screaming and crashing into everything. In Norse Mytholgy Thor has always had the goats pulling his wagon. You can't kill them, sometimes they slaughter them to eat them, then Thor takes the bones, wraps them in the skin, swings Mjølner over it, and they come back to life. The real mystery is why they haven't been there since the first Thor. I actually think this one is better than Ragnarok, because when I hear the word "Ragnarok", I expect lots of death and devastation, not lots of humour. Also, I love your shirt.

This movie really felt like Taika just wanted to hang out with his friends but remembered that he had to make a movie too... in good and bad ways.

The movie good and bad, half and half First the good... Natalie Portman was the best part without a doubt...she just gives off this calm and warm vibe. Immediately drawn to her. Felt like she never left/ felt like the thor story returned to its home ground. Her whole plot and action and presence was fantastic; she felt so natural in the mighty thor character Second, gotta say, the screaming goats were much better comedy than the other lame jokes Third, Bale playing Gorr was just 🤌. Although, seeing him kidnap kids after losing his own was kinda off...but we can blame that on the necro corruption Fourth, loved how Jane enters Valhalla as a champion of Asgard and the portrayal of Heimdall's son And finally, ending on a mysterious note as to why Eternity itself reincarnated as the child; makes it look like Eternity had a plan or so...maybe we'll see a cosmic scale story with thor in the future? Perhaps a well written one🥲 What I hated was... 1. The movie would've felt better if it was told on a serious note; the premise was actually daunting on one side and sad on the other. The humour felt totally alien. 2. Korg and Valkyrie seemed to be unnecessary additions to the cast; didn't feel like they were needed. Perhaps Gorr could've just kidnapped them both instead of the kids; corrupted their minds like that shadow scene in shadow realm and pit them against each other 3. GOTG team? What's that about? When thor ended up with them, marvel raised our expectations too much...it felt like a cameo. To be fair the whole Yakan war scene felt like a thor cameo in a GOTG movie 4. The gods were done dirty; I get the plot but they could've been arrogant/ ignorant rather than stupid. Felt like the movie was made by someone who was ecstatic about the script coz they hate gods. Would've been nice to actually have a bunch of gods who joined the cause. Maybe then we would've gotten an actual God-butchering scene... 5. So many random stuff put together outta nowhere... A.) The play was already done...it could just be happening in the bg while panning across...didn't need a whole scene B.) The child eating joke C.) The jealous stormbreaker D.) The goofy costumes E.) The overused story telling by korg etc 6. It's never explained if Mjolnir was actually trying to help her; cuz it seemed like it was using her as a host/ herald To end on a cheery note... Loved the portrayal of these two as Love And Thunder; such a sweet surprise at the end❤️

FYI: You don't need to be worthy to pick Stormbreaker, unlike Mjolnir.

Found the movie so bad, my wife fell to sleep twice during the movie (and she is more found of Marvel movies) Almost no jokes where hitting right for me

The goats are included because Thor has two goats in mythology. Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr are their names. Thor eats them every night and resurrects them with Mjolnir every morning. Aside from that, their responsibility is to pull his chariot wherever he wants to go.

YOU'RE THE ONLY REACTOR I WATCH THAT NEVER LIKES TE GOAT SCREAM. BUT ISEE THAT SCREAM FUNNY

The movie was good but some of the jokes wasn't in place. Gorr is too dark villain for such a ''funny vibe'' movie. That was the bigget mistake. If they kept Gorr more darker and showed us how he actually kills Gods would have been much better. We literally saw him kill like 2 gods and kidnap bunch of kids. Also Bale was fantastic as Gorr but too little screen time for him unfortunately. They should have kept the dark tone in the movie, remove some of the jokes, make the movie longer and show us more of Gorr killing gods. That would have been fantastic.

I'll be the first to sign the petition, for this movie never to be shown again.

one thing i disliked the most about this movie was the post credits, like Zeus wanting his son Hercules to strike fear in mortal so they would be worshiped like they were in ancient times wasn't so hype for a future movie/show. And Jane arriving in Valhalla wasn't intersting in the slightest cause 1: she's mortal, and 2: she died after the fight so technically she didn't die in battle like Asgardians want to when they want to die so for her to be in valhalla doesn't really make sence. What could have been better as one of the post credits, say the one after the credits, would be to have Loki from Loki appear behind Thor in the TVA portal, Thor is of course crying cause he sees Loki alive, but he tells Thor about the coming storm that is Kang, because the next movie in line i think is Antman Quantumania where Kang is confirmed to be the villian

You should watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It’s a great show that will hook you

There was a lot of good about this film that I think should be acknowledged. Yes, it gets a bit weird and lost in the middle, but the ending was actually really effective for me. Empowering the kids, having Jane choose to transform one more time, Thor persuading Gor to bring his daughter back, Jane going to Valhalla after her cancer battle. Once they got all the jokey-jokes out of the way and let us care about the characters again, it *worked*. And some of the jokes along the way were decent, as well. I get a feeling a lot of people may not like this film because it's almost kid oriented in a way the other Thor films haven't been, while also having some borderline adult humor. So many films that are otherwise good flop at the end and ruin the rest of the movie in hindsight, so I kind of liked that this actually ended on a better note than it started on. But there is an imbalance, ngl

A trainwreck of a movie. Good and proper. Massive eye roll when Matt Damon also showed up yet again. Thor and Hulk are like the most abused and disrespected OG characters in the MCU. Massive tonal shifts between every appearance. And it only gets worse with each one.

The reason Thor took care of Love is because they were both alone, Thor lost everyone and so did Love (in a way) so they’re both there for each other in the end

I read a pretty decent theory about the Thor movies. The theory is that the first two are told by Odin, hence his opening narration in them, which is why the dialog and tone is more proper. The third one is told by Thor himself from the opening narration, which is why there's a dramatic shift in tone. This one is told by Korg, which is why it's so much more off the wall than the other ones. Kind of interesting to think about.

I liked that end credit scene a lot. Early on Thor runs across Sif injured, and she says to leave her to die so she can get a warrior's death and go to Valhalla. Thor replies by saying she has to die while the battle is actually still going. They established early on that getting into Valhalla isn't easy. The battle was over when Jane died, the cancer is what killed her. So according to the MCU the fight against cancer is a warrior's death worthy of going to Valhalla.

Anyone could lift Storm Breaker . The worthy enchantment was specific to Mjolnir. Thor basically modified the enchantment when he "commanded" it to protect her. That is why she could use it.

I thought ragnarok was great probably mostly because Dark World came before it. It really showed they were trying to take Thor a different direction and it made his character so much more nuanced for Infinity War. But I feel like we barely get to know Thor now without his entire life reshuffling before our eyes. I was getting ready to see how Thor dealt with Loki’s actual death, how he treats friends and relationships now, what his goals are. Instead we get a back tattoo, a short scene with him and Quill that’s played entirely for laughs while dictating inner monologues that could be shown instead. I just feel like I don’t get an actual feel for who he is before suddenly Jane shows up, dies, and now he has a kid

I liked the movie, I did think a couple jokes could of been taken out but I still thought it was good. I kinda like the goats because in Norse Mythology Thor has goats but they did get kinda annoying, so Gorrs daughter was refereed to as Love at the end and Love is a character from the comics, pretty sure she’s the daughter of Eternity. Also she was played by Chris Hemsworth’s real daughter

Honestly I was surprised to have this one land in the bottom tier of Marvel movies for me. I loved Ragnarok, but this just felt like TOO much comedy. That along with a severe lack of screen time for Christian Bale’s character, when I think he clearly brought his A-game for the role…just fell short for me.

Imagine if the Guardians knew about Eternity. If they stuck around long enough, either Nebula or Peter would have wished to revive Gamora whereas Drax would bring back his wife and daughter. I didn't expect for them to be around for much of the movie, but I was hoping to at least get a teaser about where they're headed next. I would assume they're still looking for Gamora on the side, but I know we're getting a holiday special with them soon. It'll tie directly into volume three which arrives May of next year. Also, if Jane and Heimdall managed to arrive to Valhalla, I wonder if original Loki also made it in. He did try to stop Thanos himself. Maybe that alone qualifies as a warrior's death to grant him entry. At least we still have his analyst double who's no different than the original. He's still our one and the same Loki. I'm not gonna lie: I was hoping for a cameo from Analyst Loki, but I guess it isn't time for the brothers to reunite just yet. Hopefully we see them together in one of the upcoming Avengers films in 2025. One's gonna be called the Kang Dynasty, and the other Secret Wars. We still have a ways to go, but the Avengers will reassemble. In the meantime, if you want more Taika Waititi, I recommend checking out this series on HBO Max called Our Flag Means Death. He's an executive producer for the show and he portrays a certain character. A second season is in development.

24:19 The reason others can carry stormbreaker is because it isnt enchanted by odin like the mjolnir is so you dont actually need to be "worthy" to wield it. But still, it being a god weapon doesnt mean anyone can use it, only more powerful characters such as thanos, gorr, cap(with the power of thor), etc. have been shown to carry/wield it. also at 10:24, it basically tells us that thor gained the skill of enchanting weapons like odin, thats how he was able to enchant the kids weapons and let them borrow thor's power well, to be fair they did do a bad job explaining it.

As for why would Gorr give his child to Thor, he was dying, he couldn't really make other arrangements. Thor is fully capable of protecting her. Thematically, the movie was about the multiple ways that Thor has become lonely. From that perspective, you have to give him the god child (she may be a cosmic being now)

Korg thinks that Thor rides around on his weapons (Ragnarok), and this movie is narrated by Korg...so thats why Thor is riding Stormbreaker like a broom-

Here's a cameo list. Feel free to add any I didn't catch: Fake Stage Thor was another Hemsworth brother, Luke Hemsworth, Fake Stage Odin was Sam Neil, and Fake Stage Hela was Melissa Mccarthy. Also her husband was the director/guy moving the props around. One of Hemsworths, two of Natalie's, and two of Taika Waititi's kids were among the kidnapped children. Love is Hemsworths actual daughter, Kid Thor in the flashback is his son, and the wolf woman is his wife.

I think the presentation of zeus was actually quite good. Zeus is supposed to be the most powerful of all the gods, a brave, heroic and powerful god, or what you hear from the legends. But when it comes to seeing him in the flesh, hes not what you would expect. Hes a fat, happy god who lives the life of luxury, hes arrogant and takes things not as seriously. He also shows little compassion for the gods that are barely worth his attention, i.e the lower level gods. Sure his power lives up to the legends, however, his sheer level of arrogance is his undoing and he ends up getting incapacitated by thor. I know hes currently recovering after the assault, but man a god like zeus should be more than what he seems, and sends his son hercules to do his dirty work. Not ripping on the character of zeus but actually praising how he is portrayed in the film

Stormbreaker is sentient because the handle is groot's arm, that's why it has emotions!

I'm sorry if this has already been mentioned, but regarding the goats; in norse mythology, Thor's chariot is pulled by the two goats Tanngrisnir (teeth-barer) and Tanngnjóstr (teeth-grinder). One can say a lot about this movie, but I actually liked that they added the goats, haha.

I loved this movie but I’m not some Marvel snob. I’ve been reading the comics for over 30 years now. I started reading them when I learned how to read. I’ve watched them make good runs, mediocre runs and awful runs. I’ve seen them write for all types of audiences. And I’m still here smiling because I’m a huge fan of the weird stuff. Oh and I do NOT want direct translations from the comics. Ever. I’ve already lived those stories and I don’t need them translated into real time.

Excited to see what all of you thought of this one!

The screaming goats were indeed a joke that ran a little too long, BUT they did serve a point. In Norse mythology, they actually played a bigger role. The goats were the ones who transported Thor in his Chariot. It would have been nice if their presence served more of a point, but there you go.

Dr strange said something along the lines in Infinity War about how the simplest protection spells can be the most powerful, I’m guessing that’s the same for mjolnir and protecting Jane! So yes simple but powerful

The sound of the pieces of Mjølner connecting together is so satisfying

It’s so upsetting how we barely got any screen time of Gorr but every or most the appearances he had were lovely to see

As someone who owns goats, the constant screaming may not be funny but it is fairly accurate 😂

Also, Stormbreaker's enchantment is different from Mjolnir. With Stormbreaker, you don't need to be "worthy", you just need to possess the incredible strength of gods and kings. It's why Thanos and Cap were able to briefly hold it in Endgame. I assume being worthy of wielding Mjolnir gives you the strength to also wield Stormbreaker, but it doesn't work the other way around. I also assume that wielding the Necrosword also gives you the necessary strength to carry Stormbreaker, and it seems that being Eternity/Love also makes you powerful enough for Stormbreaker.

Definitely some issues with this film, but there *were* hints towards Thor's ending with Gorr's daughter throughout. Honestly, it felt like this movie got really butchered in the editing room and had a lot stuff cut out that could have made it better. First time I've felt major studio interference in an MCU movie and I hope the trend doesn't continue. I agree a lot of the jokes didn't land and the VFX artists definitely had to rush for sure. I enjoyed it for what it was and definitely don't think it's "bad" by any means. It made me like Jane and Thor's relationship a lot more than previously and I loved Gorr as a villain. Christian Bale nailed the role and I hope some of his deleted scenes get released some day.

I mean no hate, but people have gotten to picky with Marvel, forgetting just the entertainment of it... I know the film has its flaws but I still love it, each film has a little bit of something to love... People just need to relax a bit and enjoy movies even if they're bad

Thought the film was bad but I have to admit that I laughed EVERY time the goats screamed

Ok you can legit no longer criticize movies for over using a joke or using a lame one after you did that.

That little girl is Chris Hemsworths daughter and she’s ADORABLE

This movie was pretty rough but some scenes really hit me hard. I’ll give it that. I’m excited to see where Thor goes after this with Love!

This is a prime example on how NOT to make these movies. Ragnarok worked because it balanced humor and comedy with serious stuff like him losing Mjolnir and his talks with Odin. Here its just an almost constant barrage of jokes. Hell even Gorr is a joke here.

Fun Fact: Love is played by Chris Hemsworth's real live daughter

It's good movie but not amazing ragnorok was better in my opinion.

Really don't get the insane amount of hate this movie got. It doesn't match the incredibly high bar set by Ragnarok but still better than 1 and obviously better than 2. Loved the light hearted tone. Felt very comic booky. Haven't read the original storyline and don't care that it's different. I really had fun watching. It reminds me of the reception to Iron Man 3 which was also about the hero recovering from the events of the previous big team up movie where people flipped their shit about the lighter tone and the villain being adapted differently than the source material. And I imagine with time, it'll be reevaluated more positively the way Iron Man 3 has. Hopefully one day, we'll get Roy Kent vs Hemsworth.

He was going to use his wish to destroy all the gods and universe so Thor decided it's probably better to take care of the kid

Fun fact: you need to be worthy to hold mjolnir but not stormbreaker. this was actually confirmed by joe and anthony russo

Korg in Ragnarok to Loki: "Piss off ghost!" Seb: "Piss off goats!"😂

People trashing it have no god damn taste. It was a fun movie. People don’t like fun.

There’s a lot of things I don’t like about this film (mainly over saturated comedy) but the scene where thornuses his magic to empower the kids is so fucking cool man.

FYI Seb, this take on Zeus is actually pretty accurate to the mythology lol

This movie should have definitely been darker and more emotional, but they captured Jane’s comic story very well

I cannot wait for this reaction! Been dying to see him laugh his America’s ass off! Great videos usual bro

Maybe I’m in the minority but this was honestly one of my favorite Thor movies. I like that they take both the serious themes of the past movies and kept the comedy from the ragnorock film. I appreciate when I feel like they are balancing both sad and comedic tones. Plus the dark vibes from the villain. It’s exactly what I wanted, maybe it didn’t exceed any expectations but I really enjoyed the film

just me who felt like he spent most of this reaction just shit talking jane?

After what Disney did to HULK and THOR I'm not looking forward to see what they'll do with the rest of the X-Men

Everything was heading towards INFINITY WAR and ENDGAME Now the MCU became one big bubble, ready to burst

I actually enjoyed the movie the only more goofy part was thor giving the kids his powers

The goats aren’t just a meme thing. In the mythology, Thor actually has two immortal goats that he uses as a meat source.

Awesome that was one of your best reactions of movies

It's been 12 years of the MCU and people still wonder why other than Thor can pick up Storm Breaker. The spell for the "worhtiness" was cast on Mjolnir by Odin, not on Storm Breaker. Jesus.

There was too much comedy. Ragnarok was perfect imo but this was awful, and the villain isn't even a villain. We knew hardly anything about him and the writing was terrible. Also Evans and Hemsworth don't use steroids. You've seen what Chris E looked like before so you know he doesn't and Chris H was massive before too. They just spent months bulking up

Definitely was too much at some points but there were a lot of great things as well. Loved Christian Bale as Gorr and the scene where Thor gave the kids his power was really quite moving. Overall, it was enjoyable and if you take it at face value, it's good, imo. A fun movie.

This film is the paragon of marvel being the one kid who makes a good joke that everyone enjoys and laughs at, and then very quickly becomes annoying by repeating it over and over again. Their gimmicks have long outstayed their welcome.

I absolutely adored this movie, the colors and scenery are amazing, Christian Bale’s acting performance, and the screaming goats are just plain hilarious. The battle in the Shadow Realm was my favorite part! I do wish we got to see a little more with the Guardians since they were there for like 5 mins. Besides that I think this movie is good and doesn’t deserve the backlash it got, 8/10

I really wanted to see Gorr more, and the Comedy was super distracting, I think a more serious tone would've been amazing for this film, but Taika Waititi wanted to be Taika Waititi so.. and the Goats.... ugh, I can't with this movie lol

It’s not as horrible as people say but it was pretty underwhelming. Christian Bale as Gorr was excellent though.

I noticed after watching many people react to this movie, people either love the goats or hate them, I personally was dying laughing in the theater when I watched it

I know this movie's flaws, but there's something so touching about it that makes my eyes wet every time. The heart of this movie is Healing. ❤

Why didn’t Thor make a Thor-powered army in Endgame? Or when Thanos attacked?

Also fun fact for ppl who didn’t know the dude playin Thor in the play thing is Chris hemsy other brother Luke hemsy

I LOVED the goats. Made me laugh every time. But to each their own.

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I literally watch your videos everytime like a movie. i get my popcorn. IM READY

I dont understand tho, they make it seem like if Jane doesnt pick up the hammer she has a chance of beating stage 4 cancer....stage 4...cancer....right...

I honestly would have been fine with the goat screaming bit if it had been limited to two scenes early on, and then the scene with them screaming into the city of the gods, give it a good rule of three bit and then keep it out of the climactic finale scenes.

I think this film didn’t balance the drama and comedy very well. Maybe an extended edition would help it. I can still enjoy it but it falls flat

Whats up with people comparing movies now? This better that that, its not the same as this, the other one is just better, or this is not what is used to be bullshyt. Just enjoy the film for what it is, or not. Atleast appreciate alittle that marvel is putting something out there for us. Something for new and old fans can watch or enjoy including children. Not every movie is a competition. I have seen soo many people saying that this is not the film they expected or that they are disappointed because its not the film that they thought and hoped for. Maybe try and watch this movie with no expectations at all? And just embrace what was given? By expecting something in a movie and saying its not what you are expecting and u got disappointed, you are basically ruining your experience about that movie. Instead of enjoying it, you are judging it based of what you are expecting. (Just watch and enjoy) be chill about it. Apperantly everyone is a critic now.

You only have to be worthy to wield mjolnir anyone who can actually hold the weight of storm breaker can wield it (like groot and thanos in infinity war)

I loved this movie. I am so sick of the online community SCREAMING they hate something, and 90% of the REAL people in the world love it. We can make up our own minds. Don't need Twitter to tell me when I movie is good. This was fun AND heartbreaking.

Fun fact that gore's necro sword are actually made by symbiote I think

My first reaction to this film is: its the definition of "too much of a good thing". Ragnarok wad a nice and funny rejuvenation of the Thor character. Love and Thunder was just nonstop jokes and it was too much. And I also think they could have done so much better with Gore

Whats wrong with women being sassy

You should watch “The Blind Side” it is such an emotional true story. I have cried so many times watching it! I guarantee you will cry

Okay… this is a good movie, but that’s it. It should have been more serious because Jane’s cancer and Gorr’s presence. They handle Jane’s illness like it doesn’t matter at all, even Jane feels like she doesn’t care. Gorr as a villain in this movie is too different compared to the film, so they don’t match very well. The other half of the movie is better than the first one.

This was definitely an enjoyable film, I just feel that it would’ve been so much better had they been given more time and made a few better writing decisions. Of course just making the story make more sense in general, but also lowering the comedy a little bit to make the film more tense and giving Gorr more screen time. The film would’ve felt like there was much more at stake and honestly just more Christian Bale in general would’ve made this film at least closer to the level of Ragnarok. I’d probably give it a 6or7/10 same as you

U can only lift Mjolnir if ur worthy anyone can pick up Stormbreaker

This movie was so disappointing. My review: Thor: Love and Thunder does attempt to explore themes of love and loss whilst introducing the Mighty Thor and putting Thor on a journey of self discovery. However, it sadly doesn't work as well as it should due to a rushed pace and way too many jokes that are not funny. It has a childish humor which the Director seems to be over reliant on. Gorr character is underdeveloped for the most part. He's barely in the movie. He gives a great performance, but the script does not flesh him out, does not explore his character, and in effect, turns him into another forgettable MCU villain. His motivation is horrible. Just because his god failed him Gorr says all gods are selfish and they only care about themselves, but his plan was to kidnap the children and wait for the gods to go get them. Literally contradicting his ideals. Bad writing. Valkyrie never looks bothered about what she's doing in the film and doesn't even take part in the last battle cos "she might get killed", despite talking to Jane earlier in the film about how she wants her Viking death so she can get to Valhalla. More bad writing. Overall it's just a very boring story, there's no real plot, Thor finds out someone is murdering gods (off camera) and just goes to kill him... Synopsis done, that's it! Way too much filler in the film and pointless scenes just to drag it out far longer than it needed to be while the scenes that they needed to show like Gorr killing the gods, Jane becoming Mighty Thor, etc, we're all cut. I don't care for the characters, the CGI is inconsistent, the writing is not good, the exposition is bad and it has the worse and childish comedy of the MCU. Amazing acting by Bale but the others gave their worse performance as their respective characters, the movie is well shot but not better than Ragnarok and it’s one of the worse written MCU movies, below average movie.

I think people might have been too invested in what they thought the movie was going to be to appreciate what it was. When Taika took over for Ragnarok, outside of the narrative, is the deconstruction of what Asgard means. In the first movie Asgard saves Earth but then dooms the Jotunheim to a slow gruesome death and then the end doesn't really explain why Loki's faster genocide is bad unlike Odin's lingering slow genocide just that somehow that's not that Asgard is. Next movie we see what's happened to Svartálfheim and yeah more destruction. But it's fine because Asgard is a force for good, just trust us. Ragnarok finally adresses that. This movie is about gods but also divinity inside the MCU. What is a god that demands worship and then doesn't provide anything in return? When we meet Gorr he's believed in these stories that turn out to be lies, then he kidnaps children in a very Grimm-esque event he starts to tell them his story and break down the myths they believe. So who is Thor and why is he worthy? Why is he a hero and a god worth saving? That's Korg's role, odd CG and all, he's telling the legend of Thor. Why we should care about him and why he's a hero. There's a reason the children of Asgard have faith in him and it's because his stories are the truth. We also see it when Thor shows up to keep the kids updated on what's going on, he's telling them this story about what it means to be Thor. It's why the end works, Axl and Thor and everyone else have told these kids what the power of Thor. We also see it again with Zeus who, true to comics and mythology, is more interested in orgies than helping people. Thor trusted the stories about Zeus but they're all flash and no substance. So when we get to the final moment the question is who is Gorr? In his dying breathe does he want revenge or to save his daughter? Is his story what the necrosword has been trying to corrupt him into or is he still a father? His god wouldn't look after him or his child but if Thor is worthy, Thor would. And parallel to this is Gorr and Jane's path and Jane being Thor means sacrificing her life to save children so he knows he can trust them. And I think it might not hit the same way because it feels a lot more like an exploration of myths and stories with a healthy dose of fatherhood. Which isn't that people were expecting and definitely not what superhero movies prefer but I think feels more real than more of the same imo. And it isn't what people thought a sequel to Ragnarok would look like but thematically is very similar. What makes Thor a hero? Taika wants up dive into the idea of storytelling and how important that is to Thor's character. Then I went in willing to go with the journey not expecting a perfect comic book adaptation or whatever people on the internet were saying. I avoided trailers and spoilers and went in ready to just watch the movie for what it was not what I wanted or expected it to be.

For those who don’t know; Love is the daughter of Eternity in human form. She is one of the highest tier entities in the entire Marvel universe. She can knock Galactus on his face. If the Celestials want to go to war with humanity now they’re going to have to deal with Love 💪🏼

Seb isn’t the only person I’ve seen ask “How did Jane get Thor’s powers?” In the first Thor, when Odin cast Thor out in exile to Earth, and he threw Mjolnir in with him, he enchanted the hammer by saying “Whoever so holds this hammer, may they be worthy, shall possess the powers of Thor.” That’s how. Pick up the hammer, you get Thor’s powers. That’s how Capt. America was able to use lightning in Endgame also This movie was a miss for me. I’ve watched it 3 times and the only parts I found myself entrenched in were any scene having to do with Gorr. Christian Bale did great in the role. The movie was a little too comedic and the comedic timing wasn’t as good as Ragnarock

I genuinely loved this and I would say Thor is my least favourite (although I've not watched Iron Man yet) I find the comedy more refreshing, less samey. Enjoyed it a lot more than MoM. It made me appreciate Thor a lot more and now I'm excited for the next. Also that Doctor Who Reference 😍

Christian Bale was the only good thing about this movie

I love this movie because I don’t care about a movie being perfect

Its a shame the movie sucks. I hate that they have turned Thor into a moron. They need to keep Taika away from Thor at all cost