WATCHING THOR FOR THE FIRST TIME | MOVIE REACTION/ COMMENTARY | MCU PHASE ONE 

Okay sooo guys that was our reaction to “Thor” & all I can say is what an amazing movie, we really enjoyed this one, full of emotions, surprises and excitement, some parts were a bit confusing so we have a few questions I’m gonna need you to help answer, but all In all it was a great watch can’t wait for you guys to see our reaction to Captain America....RU-vid is currently making it a bit difficult to upload these as frequently as I’d like due to copy write issues so I’m often re editing them over and over, before they get passed so please take that into account if though the upload times may vary, other than that hope you guys enjoyed the reaction and for the latest and up to date reactions check out the Patreon we’re on Phase 2 over there 🔥🔥🔥 ...(Also I tried to do something about the moon and background so it makes it a bit easier to watch hope that helps)

Tom Hiddleston acting is so perfect, he nailed all the scenes. He is the reason the Loki is one of the most loved characters of the MCU.

21:46 Tom Hiddleston's acting in this scene is just incredible. So moving, so raw... Love this character! Loki is why i love this movie!

The Odin sleep is what he does to recharge himself for the Odin force (his powers). But when he is in his sleep he is vulnerable.

Just in case you both didn’t already know, the old man at 19:41 is Stan Lee. He was a comic book writer who created a lot of Marvel characters. He has a cameo in almost every film

“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.” It says nothing about family bloodlines or being king. You have to be worthy. If you are, you will have use & power of the hammer. It can be anyone (whosever), provided they are worthy.

Monica: The incredibles taught me to never wear a cape Me: This woman will outlive us all

Lol Monica seeing Hemsworth without the shirt. Captain America is going to be fun.

“ I did my waiting 12 years of it, in Azkaban “

I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE MOON MORE TRANSPARENT. I COULDNT EVEN SEE WHAT YALL WERE WATCHING LAST TIME

This is an underrated movie - shot beautifully, the music is fantastic, I love every scene with Stellan Skarsgard as Erik Selvig, and Tom Hiddleston is worth the price of admission

Loki always felt his fathers coldness, but never knew why, untill he found out he was a frost giant, he thought HE was saving asgard from THOR because as u know Thor would not have been a good king before he was kicked out. He wanted to kill the frost giants to prove to Odin that Odin was his real father and that he was worthy of his love, that he is not a frost giant...but his true son. And after all that...when Odin said no, he killed himself.

Monica is such a sharp viewer. She says she doesn't even like these kinds of stories, but she's engaging so thoughtfully with the characters and narrative.

"I need a horse!" - if you've not walked into a pet shop and said this, are you even a Marvel fan?

fun fact: tom hiddleston (loki) auditioned for thor first theres footageof that ;P

51:09 You reaction to the second "Well I guess that's worth a look" it's priceless 👌

You guys are such a good couple. I love seeing couples where the guy isn't afraid to be just as openly loving and caring as the girl. You're always making sure that the other is alright and it's so nice to see

Seeing Darcy in thor again feels so weird

Thor is still Thor, with or without the hammer. Thor is the God of Thunder, so "power of Thor" refers to that. Meaning if someone else were worthy named Gerald, and could pick up the hammer, He would now have the same powers as the God of Thunder. Thor'd be kicking it off to the side, while Gerald was hurling lightning.

There is a joke in the fandom that Odin went into the Odinsleep to get out of being a parent and helping Loki deal with his "I was adopted and everyone lied to me" issue XD

Just for the heads up, the end credit scene doesn't lead into the next movie, The First Avenger is more of a back story for the blue cube (tesseract).

Love this long movie format , so good and chill vibes to watch with y’all , keep doing long movie time reactions style

If you're a Harry Potter fan, you might like to know Thors director played the dark arts professor from the Chamber of secrets

Lets go I was so bored then I saw this video I love your vids and can’t wait till you react to some of the new mcu movies

You know I'm really digging this watchthrough so far because Monica is a skeptic but also notices a lot of stuff but y'all make some good observations in general! It reminds me of when I first got into the MCU last fall and I quickly became a fan. I look forward to seeing y'all's reactions especially to the later stuff :)

I love these mcu movie reactions. Unlike other people, you dont cut out every single moment which is great. Keep it up

The Odinsleep is a state of deep sleep where Odin recharges the Odinforce (a magical force that gives Odin his power) and is left as vulnerable during the process.

nobody: Rico: This mortal form has grown weak. I need 'substenance.'

Love the lore behind Asgard and the 9 Realms. Why Thanos didn’t come for the Tesseract when Asgard still stood tall and strong. Because they’re a race of war and conquest, and brought the universe to peace and prosperity through war and bloodshed. No doubt, even the greatest races that we know of know about Asgard, and the reason they don’t meet, is because others are scared of their power. They are the only race we know of that have both Longevity, and supernatural abilities, and are the descendants of Celestials (Ymir, the embodiment of Yggdrasil, most likely being a celestial himself). It’s just amazing to watch and learn about Modern Asgard; Lore, Technology, Culture, etc.

I love the way ya'll leaned forward in sync when Loki turned blue 😂

This movie was constructed beautifully as a Shakespearean tale by gifted screenwriters Ashley Miller, Zack Stentz, and Don Payne. And helmed by legendary Shakespearean actor and director, Sir Kenneth Branagh.

It's cool watching Monica gradually get won over by the MCU. I was never a "comic book guy" and superhero movies have been extremely hit-or-miss from the beginning, but what Marvel has done (and continues to do) is unparalleled in cinematic history (and now television history as well).

monica's reaction to hemsworth's body is way too adorable

Looking back at this film now you can totally see why Loki's story went the way it did, he absolutely nailed it!

Ngl I hold this movie in high regard in the MCU. Love Norse mythology, love comics, love movies. The scene where he fails to pick up the hammer is so powerful not to mention Lokis character development is 🔥

Watching this movie again after watching the entire MCU series makes u see how much Thor evolved, initially he was just a delhi brat 'tu janta hai Mera baap kaun hai ?"

Can’t wait for the Captain America movies- love the reaction though!

Finally someone who likes Thor and Jane as a couple

@16:30, it has been said that Anthony Hopkins actually adlibbed the entire Unworthy speech. Supposedly Hemsworth and Hiddleston were awestruck at his acting.

"Look at you...the Mighty Thor..." Thats such an epic line.

I was hoping to see reaction to Odin yelling at loki whilst realizing he needs to cast thor out... The yelling was unscripted and Tom's reaction was genuine, was hoping to see how u'd react to that as well, anyways, other than that amazing!

It was great when you said watching these with her is like watching them for the first time, because that's how it feels for me seeing you two reacting to them, even though I'm sure I've watched all of these movies a half dozen times by now. Great stuff.

"Now his character building starts." Well-said - it is the deepest, darkest moment inside of the crater @ night with his powers failing him

Here we go!! So excited to watch this.

I still strongly suggest watching The Incredible Hulk. Just because you watched the wrong one, doesn't mean you can't still watch the right one. Either way, though, I still love the reactions and I'm here for the long haul.

I love your girl's appreciation for this movie. It's deeper than most people see.

It's like I am Watching these movies for the first time with you guys❤️❤️❤️

the scene where Loki confronts Odin before he falls into the Odin sleep after watching all the movies since this one really shows how vulnerable and hurt he really is. Really helps to humanise him and feel sympathy for him, especially in the context of the next movies

Asguardians live for many thousands of years, Odin is REALLY old, and sometimes he sleeps for a long while, called the Odinsleep. Something most likely to do with regenerating his mind/spirit/body.

Loved the reaction...can't wait till y'all get to captain america then the avengers

The Destroyer, the only enemy Thor have never been able to defeat and MCU turn him into a tin robot.....

Fun Fact: Thor (2011) is the first MCU Movie where Tony Stark does “NOT” make a physical appearance.

wait until you see Thor: ragnarok, it's the best one but it's also one of the last ones before endgame, if you watch in order witch you kinda have to, or you will not understand anything it’s going to take a while

After a year of self isolation, these are great to watch. Thanks.

22:40 “one of those, kinda, like attack, or panic attack things” bro I wish I had that relationship with anxiety, it’s an every single day thing for me and it’s inescapable. Your lucky man.

It's more Shakespearian than Marvel. Director is Kenneth Branagh so no wonder that Thor's movie is about 2 brothers fighting for the love of their father.

Everyone is great in this movie, and some are outstanding, but god-damn, could I watch Anthony Hopkins read the phone book! He's got some great lines, but the *power* he puts behind them is mesmerizing. Can't take your eyes off him. In the wrong hands, all this stuff could seem kinda silly, but the gravitas of this production was just amazing. The tone was spot-on.

Not me cracking up when she asked "Is that a dinosaur?" Because it had the innocence of a child

Just letting you guys know some of the movies have 2 post-credit scenes: midway through credits and at the end, so make sure to stay until the end even if there was a scene halfway through :)

Originally in the script Loki shows Laufey what he is and calls him father. Laufey recognises him as "the bastard son", and said he was surprised Odin didn't leave a little weakling like him to die as well. Loki hates and is afraid of the frost giants because of the stories he was told of them when he was young, so now he's trying to get rid of them all so that he'll never have to deal with the fact that he's what he and everyone else in Asgard hates and fears. As a result he both does and doesn't want to be Odin and Frigg's son. Kind of wish they'd included his wife Sign (goddess of fidelity) in this franchise, I think it could have worked. Like when Odin said that he'd thought they could bring about an alliance Loki could've said "Is that why you let me marry Sigyn?" angry because he now feels that it's more about political alliances than his or Sigyns happiness (I think in all versions of the original myths she loved him whether or not he loved her changes with the stories but in the story I'm seeing in this movie he does) and then starts withdrawing from her not telling her anything about what he's planning on doing other than assuring her that their boys (originally they had two sons Vali and Narfi) would both inherit a peaceful world to live in and to rule. Just an idea I've been toying with. I also see her as being Lady Sif's best friend though she's not much of a fighter (knows how to use a sword, just not as skilled as Sif is).

R.I.P. Ray Stevenson (Volstagg).

does most Americans know that 4 of the 7 days in the week are named after "Viking"(asatro) gods? Tuesday(Tyr), Wednesday(Oden), Thursday(Tor) and Friday(Frigg)....how did that pass during the days of heresy and such, why was it never renamed?

30:38 that bald guy actually shows up as a background agent in multiple movies! hooray for casting consistency!

In both myth and comic Odin enters the Odinsleep once a year for (I think) a week to recharge his powers.

Really enjoy watching both of you reacting to these! Looking forward to the next one, will watch it regardless of when it comes out. Hope you're both well!

Sleipner, the 8 legged horse Odin rides on is the son of Loki, he turned him self into a girl horse to entice the strongest stallion and then gave birth to Sleipner lol Loki got some weird children :O

actually enjoyed watching you guys experience this movie, subscribed.

Great couple reaction. You compliment each other by picking up on different aspects. With the lady (sorry I didn’t catch your names) really seeing the deeper meaning behind things and making him think. So good. Thor is a great movie, shame they needed to change his “tone” for the masses in later movies.

Loki is the best anti-hero ever. I love Hiddleston and his acting is ON POINT!! He's just great. My favorite character in the MCU, by far.

Anthony Hopkins takes the cake in the banishment scene, but Chris Hemsworth really sells the realization that he's gone too far this time. Look at his face when Odin gets mad at him.

Thematically this film operates on so many levels, the most obvious one being how an arrogant prince begins his journey to being more responsible, more human more WORTHY of the power granted him by his father. That's really what makes Thor a good character, he can be humorously arrogant but it was this adventure that humbled him. He had to become human to know humility, selflessness, he was brought low as punishment from his father after he nearly started a war (and, yes, most of the blame goes to Loki for orchestrating the entire thing). So in a way, it's sort of a redemption arc for Thor. In the comics, he actually had a secret identity of Dr. Don Blake, an MD with a cane and a leg ailment, but when he struck the cane, he became Thor. For years it was thought that Blake was his secret identity, until it was actually revealed that Thor and Blake were the same person, that he was an alien prince from a realm called Asgard. He had been banished by Odin with no memory of his past. So when it was revealed, he jsut was Thor all the time. Most of the better comicbook stories work their best when you think about certain characters decisions that clearly define who they are as individuals - good or evil decisions make good or evil characters. Thor is trying to make a point about power vs humility.

in the MCU the hammer seem to give thor his powers, but he is the god of thunder because Odin mated with Mother Nature/Earth/Moder Jord/Gaia because he wanted to create a being from both worlds, who had powers from two places....he got the thunder, rain, that nature control and his speed from his mother then plus everything else that a normal asgard would have, Thor rarely use his speed because of his strength and how he like the fight :o but Thor can move at the speed of a lightning strike if he wish so, which is ~270,000 mph

Thor's a norse god who's been worshipped since viking times or before

He did kill his dad. Sofi was his father. I think y’all missed that. The Frost Giant was Loki’s real father.

When will the fantastic beast movies come out?

Odin is very powerful being that keep the other entity for doing something threatening the universe. His very powerful but he needs to sleep for him to recharge his power called the Odin force. The sleep is making odin vulnerable.

Just imagine watching these movies in the theater and you have to wait for the end credit scene at the very end and you can't fast forward LOL that in credit scene reaction your lady's friend's face priceless

to answer you question is that Odin is so powerful that once a year he has to what’s called a odinsleep to replenish his powers

"Did it work?" That is Stan Lee, one of the iconic genius creators of Marvel Comics. Start looking for his cameo appearance as he shows up in every Marvel movie in Phases 1-4.

Chris Hemsworth potrayed Thor wonderfully. He's a great actor and this film proves it.

48:44 And thank YOU, it is so nice to watch these together with you. It makes it seem like getting a second chance to see it for the first time. EDIT TO ADD: Hahahaha, loved your reaction to the end credit scene!

“They don’t have FaceTime?” is CRAZY💀😂

So the enchantment that Odin spoke just means that a worthy person can lift the hammer and possess the powers of Thor!

Thor had the best character growth in the entire MCU. He went from an arrogant prince to a humble hero. Thor 1 is a masterpiece.

Odin: "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, may he possess the power of Thor."

Most people don't like the first two Thor movies, but that is actually a comment on how good the rest of the MCU is. Honestly, I love the first two Thor movies. They are very important to the development of his character, and even more important for Loki's. The third one is more funny though.

First of all is the enchantment on Thor's hammer. He always had the power but was stripped of it, and thus the condition of worth was placed. Second is that Oden is old, even for a god, and must rest and replenish his power periodically, a process called the Odin sleep. Loki's outbreak caught Odin off guard and stressed him into the rest cycle without proper prep. Hope that helps.

39:07 literally sees the guy cry.....proceeds to say oh he really died. last time i knew,dead people dont shed tears lol

I liked that in this movie the Asgardians don't call themselves gods. It makes sense that northern europeans of long ago would have worshipped them after being saved from the frost giants.

There is a reason Loki is such a loved Villain

I got my arm out of a hospital restraint when I was 22. It took about an hour, and I didn't have feeling in my thumb for the next 6 months. But it is possible.

Thor is 1500 years old btw!

another thing you missed is thor calls agent coulson 'son of coul' because in asgard everybody's last name is related to their parents with son or daughter at the end, so thor is odinson haha

Keep up the great work guys 💪🏽

Loki is a very complicated Villain in this movie, he has loyalty to his family but he's extremely misguided, he's the ends justify the means kind of guy. This movie is all about daddy issues many people say lol. I think it's deeper than that, but for Loki it was about feeling accepted and how he felt inferior to his brother and less loved. The funny thing is in later Marvel movies it's revealed that the queen, their mother Frigga actually favored Loki over Thor, in some ways. Frigga is a witch and the magic Loki has is because Frigga shared her power with him

26:40, I'm not super sure, but I think it's that Odin knew he was going into 'Odinsleep' where he recharges and so Thor was supposed to take the throne. But with Thor going rogue and attacking Jotunheim and all the stress of Loki finding out who he was, they weren't able to prepare as well as they'd like.

Odin sacrificed one of his eyes to drink from Mimir's well for something similar to omniscient, but not really

This is still my favourite Thor film

@48:00, Despite them being godlike beings this is really just a family drama. I always say one of my favorite part is during Odin dressing down of Thor. Odin is not just king of Asgard, he is Loki and Thor’s father. So as a father he knows his children. He knows Thor is a hothead who would definitely want to go to war. But he also knows Thor is a loyal son. He also knows Loki is a slimy little weasel. Without saying anything he knows Loki talked Thor into the attack on Jotunheim. So when Loki tries to interject he just looks at him and issues that growl. That growl spoke volumes “I’m pissed off at your brother for being stupid. But I know you gassed him up to be stupid. So shut up unless you want some too”

Thor is thor his power is more then the hammerthe hammer just helps him control it, but odin is the allfather so he kinda has ultimate power and he took thors power and put it to the hammer so when he became worthy again his power came back to him too