Everything GREAT About Thor: The Dark World!

[@DAVICIOUSX]

This one definitely showed why this channel is so important. We do get overly negative in the way we critique films so it is a breath of fresh air to have this channel be more positive.

[@jdc37162]

True, but this movie is still a big skip in the marvel universe

[@hip2besquare632]

Large issue with our society we always critique

[@IkeOkerekeNews]

@@jdc37162 Not really.

[@khomchat1]

@@IkeOkerekeNews we expect the greatest movies. The movies work on trying to make superheroes entertaining and realistic as possible. Fucking Oscars are so money based and don't look at actually decent movies.

[@froggy4456]

jdc37162 it’s one of the weaker films but this video really helps you look on the positive side which is nice for a change

[@abbyniloingsigh7188]

As a fantasy fan, I was mad into the aesthetics of Thor: The Dark World. I wish less of it had been set on earth, because I was LIVING for Vanaheim and Asgard. I love Loki’s meltdown after his mother’s death. Visually this movie is BEAUTIFUL. I’ve never understood why people don’t love it!

[@pyromaniac034]

Agreed I liked this one better than ragnarok

[@akhan6514]

Same

[@RShadow12]

pyromaniac03 Me too!

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

If you enjoy it that's fine. I find it meh in comparison to everything else in the MCU. Also, I think you should understand a bit about why people don't love it. Also, Ragnarok is far better.

[@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961]

@@captainhowlerwilson508 'If you enjoy it, that's fine' 'Ragnarok is far better'. What...?

[@sarahbakingthings5210]

17 mins this scene takes an entirely new feeling when you have seen Thor: Ragnarok because Loki stabbing Thor no longer feels like betrayal but rather a violent but fun little thing that Loki does sometimes

[@michaelnetherton2593]

And he stabbed him on avengers tower!

[@MrGenexxx]

He stabbed him at the end of the first Thor film and I always found that moment hilarious. Even before Ragnarok.

[@winstonchurchill7822]

As thor Says: "when we were kids he turned into a snake because he knows how much i like snakes so when i approached the snake he turned back into human form a stabbed me with a knife" All while Having a "telling a joke" expression.

[@wolfe6220]

Stabbing is Loki's love language.

[@zayamoone]

No wins for Loki's sarcasm and comments while they were escaping on a ship? Disgraceful lmao

[@eddysandland58]

Zaya Moone, H "I Saw You Coming" L "Cause YOU Did!" Class Line

[@diamondsx87]

"Congratulations, you just decapitated your grandfather"

[@AnastasiaCooper]

I think you missed a collum oh dear, is she dead? she wouldn't exactly be surprised, either anything that left his mouth while airborne with Thor was comedy gold!

[@EnsignRedSquad]

Right?

[@hunterlawrence3573]

Still one of the funniest scenes in the entire MCU

[@MsAnimelady]

Actually, Viking funerals did happen, but they were EXTREMELY RARE. They were reserved for nobility, but since ships cost a lot to build & maintain, even the nobles were USUALLY buried in the ground, but with a lot more stuff.

[@jemiebridges3197]

See as how Freya is the actual ruler of realm by birth and Odin married into it, she would get a funeral with no expense spared.

[@Aurelius1239]

@@jemiebridges3197 Freya?

[@wolfe6220]

@@jemiebridges3197 Frigg. She was married to Odin. Freya was married to the god Óðr.

[@Iliadic]

Aren't they the same? Frigg and Freyja, I mean.@@wolfe6220

[@Happymali10]

2:44 Side note: That truck is real. They took a fully functioning cement truck and stuck it on a slowly spinning pole, synchronized with a computer to ensure continuity.

[@LivRayner]

14:12 “DARCY?!” “Jane!” “Ian... Selvig.” “Mewmeh!”

[@Sozscimitar]

Darcy actually pronounced Mjølnir perfectly xd

[@morningstarnc3264]

After Watching WandaVision And This Scene I Can Say With Absolute Certainty That Darcy Is a Treasure

[@GrimmFilmEnt]

"Trust my rage..." By far my favorite line from that movie. Three words that manage to perfectly surmise a relationship between two characters, the emotional toll of losing someone, possibly the only person who saw you for who you truly are.

[@abbyniloingsigh7188]

8:47 I love how you just win Stan Lee with no explanation

[@Aldiraider]

he had the funniest Scene in the movie. RIP Legend

[@MikeTotem]

Sometimes an explanation just isn't necessary ;-)

[@notgalvatron1698]

When it comes to Stan Lee, there is no need of an explaination.

[@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522]

Stan Lee. ‘Nuff said.

[@destinylewis1089]

Stan Lee is always a win

[@library.collective]

My friend's dad worked on Thor and died during this film. It's really nice to see the film that was dedicated to him get some love when so much of the fandom seems to hate it

[@samuelstephen2762]

Loki's scenes were the heart of this movie (loved Hemsworth's moments too, but still). Two of my favorite Loki lines from the movie were: "Now you see me brother" (when he reveals himself to Thor, looking distraught and having destroyed his room after Frigga's death). "Trust my rage." (When Thor and Loki were arguing on the boat-ship thingy).

[@munmunsinha93]

And 'I didn't do it for him.'

[@navyblue8719]

@@munmunsinha93 Aaahhh this line gets me every time

[@Justanotherconsumer]

One of my favorite scenes in this movie is Thor coming to visit Jane and hanging up his hammer the way one would hang up a coat. Domesticated Thor is hilarious.

[@luminatron]

DOMESTICATED THOR LMAOOO

[@felopateerhossam8193]

​@@luminatronit started when Jane told him to stop smaching cups😂😂😂

[@vanishingumbreon7615]

Eh this movie's oka- "The coathook is worthy" 9.8/10 would hook again

[@ShadowReaper-pu2hx]

I’m making this reply 3 years after you made your comment (so this comment is being made on July 5th, 2021 A.D.) so you can see your comment and stuff.

[@aaronmazur8056]

@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx did you really need to add the A.D. to the date? Did you think that people would be confused on whether you made that comment this year or 4000 years ago?

[@ShadowReaper-pu2hx]

@@aaronmazur8056, yes, but it’s more for in case someone randomly sees this 4000 years from when I type this.

[@electri-citywatts]

​@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx god wouldn't that be something? The march of time truly is something, it would be cool to have someone that far in the future watch this and see this.

[@STNeish]

You didn't win Loki's line about Thor lying to him... "I'm impressed..."??!??! That was a great moment!

[@infjelphabasupporter8416]

The best movie for Loki. You can definitely see how Odin hurt him in this movie, and how he matures and evolves on his own. I love it, maybe even more than Ragnarok, yes.

[@SigTheSauceMan]

12:28 The reason Thor does that is because it is Norse tradition to "check your weapons at the door" when invited into another's home.

[@thehiddenninja3428]

Also, the coathook is an inanimate object, which doesn't have the capability to "wield" it. Like when it doesn't crush the table when he places it there in Age of Ultron

[@nt9382]

Thank u for teaching me something new today 😊

[@soccorio3522]

It was an improv by Hemsworth

[@dearmalaysia]

@@thehiddenninja3428 *Cap's voice:* Coat hook's not worthy.

[@bodenking]

I subscribe to the theory that Mjolnir is the teeniest tiniest bit sentient and therefore knows when to "play along" with the surrounding world

[@jahellen]

Just so you know: while I was watching 'Thor: Ragnarok' yesterday the phrase 'Chris Hemsworth's workout routine' popped into my head.

[@sandywolfr26]

Me at movies nowadays. Just hearing his voice in my head and gushing over camera works and stuff lol

[@Svartasvanen18]

"Thor's workout routine" has a bit different connotations nowadays

[@sandywolfr26]

skelletet123 can’t wait til he does endgame lol

[@Jakuuu]

I was thinking the same when I saw him in Endgame lol

[@jondunmore4268]

If you're a woman, that means you're hot; if you're a man, that means you're gay.

[@Frozenkoldfury]

I've come to the conclusion that I am easy to please when it comes to films. I can see the good parts of almost any film, even ones that most people think are bad. T:tDW is one of those films that I loved, and so many people hated.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

Lol! I tend to be the same way!

[@Caitlin_Mitchell]

Watch Dracula 3000 and tell me if you think there is any good in that monstrosity. I'm a REALLY easy-to-please person, I love countless films that I've been told are terrible, such as Suicide Squad, Daredevil, hell, I even like Spider-Man 3, as well as X-Men: Origins: Wolverine. But Dracula 3000 is the absolute WORST FILM I've ever seen.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

@@Caitlin_Mitchell I like films that most people hate, and dislike films most people love. I've never seen most of the films you mentioned, but it seems I always have the unpopular opinion.

[@Caitlin_Mitchell]

@@hunterlawrence3573 I wasn't talking to you but... okay?

[@hunterlawrence3573]

@@Caitlin_Mitchell I know, I was just saying I relate to you.

[@obsessivefangirl_io]

11:46 I always have loved this part I think he's still protecting Jane because of how much Thor loves her and he cares about Thor. Just my take.

[@thisguy3372]

The part where Thor puts his hammer on the coat rack was actually improv by Chris Hemsworth.

[@azazeltheundyingdamienkali5700]

“Darcy?” “Jane!” “Ian!” “Selvig!” “MewMew!”

[@VividBoricua]

Donkey!

[@esmith2k2]

Did she say MewMew? or did she just say Mjolnir?

[@zellevia4293]

It's a running gag that she says Mjolnir as MewMew (I've always heard Mewmeir personally, but I'm using MewMew for the context of the comment)

[@earlehenderson4048]

Damien Kalish My favorite part of the movie :)

[@mirjana72mb]

I always thought she says "Mirmir"

[@julianzabala9010]

- Heimdall the Stalker - Loki the Hulk Rag Doll - Malekith the "I'll Clean it Up Later, Promise" Accursed Hahaha 😂 what a clever addition keep up the good work!

[@Devilish98]

I just realized that they reused the funeral score, loki used it in his play about his faked death

[@Ikajo]

I think it is called the Lokasena, which is part of the poetic Edda that describes many of the myths. The Lokasena is about Loki and his downfall.

[@Devilish98]

Ikajo very cool i had no idea

[@matt8258]

I just noticed that the score from Frigga’s funeral is the music that plays during Loki’s play in Ragnarok

[@himanshiprakash4421]

I yeah it was taken to mock this movie lol

[@bighead8060]

This film was actually the first MCU film I saw in cinemas. Therefore it will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

No matter how many times I watch Thor or Thor 2, or videos about them... I can't help but laugh every time "MEW MEW!"

[@robertmurrhee6016]

Same here.

[@omegadeadpool4987]

Darcy's "Mew Mew" is the most cutest thing aside from baby groot

[@barrylyndon5552]

I wonder what happened to Darcy

[@theonerecker5245]

She actually says mjolnir in this one. The nir gave it away.

[@punkrocker4life9674]

The funeral for Frigga was beautiful. The colors, somber tone, music, and general atmosphere was perfectly executed in my opinion. Every time I think of Thor: The Dark World, I think of that scene. I don’t think the movie deserves the hate it does. Iron Man 2 still holds the spot for the weakest MCU film, IMO. But Malekith is one of the weakest villains to date.

[@benw4409]

But even Iron Man 2, which I agree is the weakest MCU movie, is still OK in comparison to a lot of bad comic book movies, at least to me. Even the weakest MCU movies are still leaps and bounds better than a lot of blockbusters.

[@punkrocker4life9674]

Ben W agreed. It’s in no way garbage. Just compared to the others in the MCU, you have more negatives for it. Plus, you can blame the writer’s strike for the weak story elements in the film, too

[@gerriehetschaap1854]

punkrocker4life9674 I think the problem with Thor: The Dark World is that it's so forgettable. When I think back I only remember the Aether being introduced, his mother dying and Loki faking his death and impersonatining Odin. I didn't dislike it, but compared to the other MCU films it's just.... the worst. (That being because I did think Iron Man 2 is better... and I really like that line from Ragnarok)

[@buckaroobanzai7278]

Other than Whiplash, the introduction to War Machine, and Iron Suitcase, I think the best part of IM2 is the cliche, yet heart touching scene with Howard Stark on the projector. "What is and always will be my greatest creation... is you."

[@darealmccoi9780]

I agree IM2 is the worst MCU film in my opinion

[@RockismyAir]

I fell for Loki in this movie

[@CalypsoDarling]

RockismyAir Me too.. Well kind of. I always knew I liked him but my feelings came out when he died. This movie was when I realized I was in love with him. I was so upset I couldn't pay attention to any part of the movie after. I basically blacked out 😂 but I was OVER THE MOON when I saw him at the end.

[@dearmalaysia]

I'm scared cuz I think I'm descending into becoming a Loki stan… I didn't think much about him but upon rewatching the Thor movies and Avengers 1 and paying attention to what an AMAZING actor Hiddleston is, I can't help falling for him. I still think he's pathetic sometimes but he's really entertaining! So much depth and emotion and I can barely tell when he's sincere or playing a trick. He keeps me on my toes and it's great!

[@Matreats]

@@dearmalaysia Accept it, it's the best decision you'll ever make

[@elodielebrun]

i HATED him in avengers but it's the first thor movie who made him my favorite mcu character

[@Matreats]

elodie royer Understandable- 2012 Loki is an absolute crackhead, no questions asked. But it’s also not really Loki- Thor 1 Loki is our baby

[@brendanheath498]

Everything great about endgame is gonna be a 4 part series of a grown man crying for joy and sadness

[@camtheunicorpse2217]

DarkVitamins I didn’t really like it either :(

[@jonaszprzybycien6545]

Yeah and when Thanos snaps and nothign happens, CW should be like "yeah now it your time to not feel so good you oversized eggplant" or somethign similiar.

[@Txur_Itan]

You weren't actually far off OP except it was a 3 part series of a grown man crying for joy and sadness

[@nikrattlehead9285]

Endgame wasn't that good

[@turdferguson8227]

DarkVitamins, you’re not the only one and I absolutely agree. While Endgame was a good movie, it’s super overhyped. Infinity War is far superior and there are 6 other MCU films I consider better than Endgame. This is just my opinion. 1) Infinity War 2) Captain America: The Winter Soldier 3) Thor: Ragnarok 4) Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 5) Captain America: Civil War 6) The Avengers 7) Endgame Again, this is just my list and opinion. Feel free to melt and critique my list.

[@jensopfeiffer]

8:28 I totally missed the fact that we got to see Loki's telekinesis before the Loki series. I wonder if there are other instances of it that I missed.

[@AciDicBliTzz]

Heading out to see Thor: Ragnarok in an hour so this video is timed perfectly for me! I've heard great things about it :D

[@brokenankh698]

AciDic BliTzz You're right. It's a fucking awesome movie

[@Avatarbee]

Yeah it was ok

[@cashliermo4009]

you are a minecraft youtuber, what are you doing here?

[@sebastieno.1614]

Ragnorak is OK with some great moments. Just another overhyped and over-praised MCU film

[@coletrainhetrick]

AciDic BliTzz I am sorry but I have to say this... This is the worst marvel movie by a large margin and anything you say is redeeming isn't redeeming enough

[@sancheezzzy2712]

Opening scene in Thor the dark world is by far one of my favorite opening scenes in the MCU. S/O to Tim Miller for shooting that.

[@coletrainhetrick]

Sancheezy really? Really?! Come on, that's not an actual opinion someone can actually have right? When we have both Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, The Winter Soldier, Avengers Age of Ultron, Avengers, Civil War, Doctor Strange. I dare even say ALL marvel movies have a better opening pretty much

[@istinkofpoobut5602]

I’m on a similar boat. It’s not always a shared opinion, but ever since Lord of the Rings, I’ve always loved those world-building history monologues.

[@valentina5885]

When the movie is so unmemorable you don't even remember the opening scene

[@noahanderson1963]

The opening scene in ragnarok is better

[@stephenhutchinson3556]

What has always bugged me is how advanced the asgardians are with giant force fields, massive defense turners yet they can't use anything by shields and swords.

[@laddders2841]

This movie is really not as bad as people say is, i love it :D

[@thegrayyernaut]

15:47 A purely evil villain isn't always bad. The Joker in The Dark Knight is pure evil. He just has a charm to him that makes the audience enjoy his screen time.

[@aeryn8756]

5:50 Tbh I thought Loki talking to his mom was an illusion he made up to kinda comfort? himself because no one actually came to talk to him once he was captured

[@jhettgreene8994]

“Loki the Hulk Rag Doll” I’m freaking dying XD

[@VolguusZildrohar]

SPOILER . . . . . . . . . . . . YES! THAT'S how it feels!

[@yashvarma1025]

Lol😂😂😂

[@victorlong8828]

"tadaaa" still my favourite damn line.

[@DragonbIaze052]

Has it been replaced by flourish yet?

[@arrow8710]

the rotating truck practical effect deserves so much credit. Thats Nolan level work

[@aaronalkor]

I love the concept about Asgard being known of across the Galaxy. With The Collector’s bow, he definitely knows about them to bow in respect. Just that the Asgardians are such a powerful force, that not even the Mad Titan himself was brave enough to steal the Tesseract personally

[@mike954]

Fun fact: 10:30: that version of (actor playing) Fandral was supposed to be in the first Thor movie but there were scheduling conflicts. I think the actor was shooting the tv series "Chuck" at the time.

[@HaseoIX]

I don’t hate this movie and I did enjoy for the most part. Also Thor: Ragnarok is awesome

[@ChrisOfTheDead]

Loving the positivity. Any chance you'd tackle the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies?

[@myself2noone]

ChrisOfTheDead Pretty sure that if you did everything great about lord of the rings that would be copyright infringement.

[@tigerstorm6622]

ChrisOfTheDead CHRIS!!!!!!!!! Never thought I’d see you here!!!

[@TheSpasticAvenger]

They could probably do the Hobbit films < not very good IMO and LOTR Two Towers

[@cvoghel]

Eddie the Head hello from the future! We got the lord of the rings like we wanted!

[@yourhandlehere1]

With Gandalf being wrong, it ruined them all for me.

[@JustMasterJay]

“Oh now that’s an entrance” MARVEL: oh just wait **releases Infinity War and Endgame

[@gnaius]

I had the same thought - it shows how much more powerful Thor has become, especially with controlling his powers!

[@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961]

Ironically, the score used in Frigga's funeral is one of my favorite Marvel scores.

[@scottperkins5038]

As one of my favourite side characters in this movie I'm so glad they brought Darcy back in Wandavision.

[@ex-terrydropper]

Cop: She’s dangerous!! Thor: So am I Cheesy cool guy one liner win missed

[@jaynedavis3388]

Hated Thor in the first movie, liked him better in this one & really liked him (a lot more) in Ragnarok. Loki I ALWAYS loved to bits. My family has had to sit through me explaining why 90% of what Loki does isn’t his fault... still hard to believe Loki isn’t the kid Odin failed the most.

[@missobvious5436]

Same. just same. I forced a couple of people to listen to me explain why he had his reasons, even if that doesn't count as an excuse, still not his fault! sooo... yay?

[@sandywolfr26]

Think the point of the first film was to hate Thor. He was a brat. So liking him in later films make more sense cuz of his growth

[@trevorphilips9065]

@@sandywolfr26 he's come along way like Tony remember when he was a dick

[@loganbigmo]

"explaining why 90% of what Loki does isn’t his fault" Loki's great but it was all his fault. just because we love a character doesn't mean we should act like they were a saint or had good reasons/motives

[@sandywolfr26]

Big Mo Logan I think what they meant is Odin is partly to blame for Loki. You know how damaging it is to a mental state of hearing all your life you are great and suppose to be Kings. Then to learn that not only you are adopted but you are also the monsters everyone fears. I don’t know about you but that would send anyone into a tailspin. And not to mention that you thinking that he stole you away like another war relic and that the man you called father never loved you. And what about the woman you called mother? Thinking does she ever loved or care for you? Yea Loki is to blame for what he did but got to admit Odin had a hand in it too.

[@robbiehewitt55]

That scene with Heimdal single handedly made him my favorite Asgardian God

[@hussein_bdn]

1:31 That was a cool entrance. Glad they decided to use the same entrance in Infinity War, but 50K times more badass

[@cramerfloro5936]

I loved this movie for two reasons: A) Darcy. Darcy is my favorite MCU character. B) All the little references to Norse Mythology that only we Mythology fans will get and that don' really have any effect on the movie. (I only wish they had made the dark elves actual dwarves. In my Homeregion, pretty much every tale and legend is somehow connected to dwarves) Ah, and also 10:05 because I watched it with my brother :-)

[@andyroth1456]

No most Mythology fans would most likely not, it really doesn't follow the mythology.

[@musicsmoviesofficial]

Thanks for making me smile every day with your videos! :)

[@alexsmith2014]

Epic Music Movie but he doesn't upload daily......?

[@godofevil9468]

You stole my line

[@LabradorIndependent]

16:33 - "A fully functional and powered up Thor" Lol, you had no idea

[@michaelnetherton2593]

Yah, and Even before Ragnarok, Thor was NOT powered up in Thor 2! Always disappointed me

[@Psiberzerker]

8:17. I just realized that the choir sings this dirge for the Saga of Loki in Thor Ragnarok.

[@OGrupxe]

18:50 "Introducing the "second" infinity stone" Scepter and the Tesseract: You what?

[@1Drakorn]

10:36 it gets even better when you know that Tom Hiddleston improvised this.

[@englishpizza7580]

The reason that I love the Thor movies(including this one) is cause of the brotherly relationship between Thor and Loki, it's something that isn't seen a lot in pop culture, except for Supernatural but other than that I don't know

[@RacingSnails64]

truth

[@StottOnTheDot]

Vampire Diaries, though it ended already and doesn't appeal to a huge audience

[@creativepseudonym9872]

Thor: The Dark World. "Now, that's an entrance". Avengers: Infinity War. "Hold my beer".

[@magnusprime962]

Creative pseudonym Avengers Endgame: You two are adorable.

[@sullysosavage365]

The score during Frigga's funeral was absolutely beautiful and really played up the fantasy vibes. It's the one marvel OST track that I actively listen to

[@jeanettelori1439]

8:12 This is actually mimicing Baldr's funeral in real norse mythology, where they sent his corpse into the water on the best ship, after setting the ship and corpse on flames

[@aytuser9737]

I love how the most grounded sibling relationship is the one with two deities 😂

[@7ronndo]

A powered up Thor?... Ha wait till you see ragnarok....

[@justbny9278]

ThatRonndo Ha wait till you see Infinity War

[@JaelinBezel]

"Ha! Just wait until you see Ragnarok!" Infinity War: "Hold ma beer..."

[@barrylyndon5552]

Wait till you see infinity war

[@barrylyndon5552]

@@nathanb4424 Thor 2: Thor fights a guy who throws a building sized boulder Thor Comics: Thor fights Glory... who is ten thousand freaking gods, pantheons and a dozen + worlds that they control.

[@army.thisthingisgreatbison1631]

Or wait till endgame. (Maybe not)

[@GentrifiedPotato]

I can't believe you left out the part where Jane gets the Aether stolen from her by a rabbit!

[@TheStrawberryCloud]

Raccoon you mean? haha:D

[@Aldiraider]

Other movie dude

[@Thorozak]

Mr. Smith that’s the joke lol

[@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522]

That didn’t happen yet but also already happened. Time is weird.

[@SupermewX300]

@@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522 It happened, we just didn't know it happened.

[@RacingSnails64]

unpopular opinion, but i enjoyed Dark World more than Thor 1 cuz we got some better looks at Asgard and Asgardians in general, like what you would've expected from a movie about THOR. Thor 1 had the better plot, Thor 2 had a better feel/world.

[@imouttie1833]

That's called bigger budget.

[@williamspears1627]

Actually, Thor The Dark World's budget was only slightly larger then Thor's, with only a 13% increase in budget. Alot of money by regular people's standards, but not by Hollywood, especially Disney lol.

[@MasterJennaMcLain]

10:00 This is how all siblings interact, not just brothers. I have sisters and that was us when we lived under the same roof as kids. Snark everywhere (though I still struggle with it at times).

[@Tom-oz7wk]

3:23 I thought the reason they weren't getting rained on is because Thor controls the weather and then when Jane moves, Thor moves the anti-rain with her. That's why they look around and notice Thor in the first place??? If it is actually because the aether was protecting her/itself, I'll be really disappointed

[@HyperSonicX]

I think it speaks to the quality of Hemsworth and Hiddleston's casting and acting that when I was reading actual tales of Norse mythology not too long ago, I could see every one of the things Thor and Loki say and do as being said and done by them.

[@ryanhm6720]

I also really like this movies. It’s got awesome combat scenes and the architecture around Asgard, vanaheim and Svartlefheim is intricate and wonderful. Also malekith is a cool villain. He’s not supposed to be strong and is only credited as being the most ruthless of the dark elves. He’s more of a leader and a tactician than a fighter as you can see in his fight against Frigga. His main goal is to get the aether so he can achieve power without becoming Kursed which he thinks he’s above. The dark elves just appear really interesting to me especially in their military style and how they fight. All their weapons have a sinister tone to them and they prefer to use blasters rather than melee and when they use melee attacks through the kursed it’s seen as a sacrifice rather than an honor. Also you have to ask yourself if the dark elves actually designed their ships specifically for invading Asgard from how they easily maneuver and cut through their defenses and buildings

[@Chromefall]

"Can I have my shoe back?"

[@HarleysCompass]

I agree at 10:53 but I also think the reason Hawkeye might not have had as many lasting side effects as Selvig is: 1- we really didn't get to see much of Hawkeye between Avengers 1 and 2 so he might have had more side effects, but also 2- Selvig probably had more shit being pumped into his brain. Selvig was the "brains" of the operation, he was the science guy and Loki was feeding all kinds of information into his brain in order to make the device he needed to open the wormhole. Selvig is smart, but when you pump information into someone, information that we haven't gotten to ourselves yet, it would be hard for a brain to cope or handle all of that. I'm sure there would even be some that he didn't even fully grasp and that would be hard, having information coursing through your brain that you can't even fully comprehend. For someone as smart as Selvig that alone could drive him nuts, the frustration of not being able to understand what he knows. Hawkeye didn't have information crammed into his head, he was more of a puppet being used as the "brawn" of the team to get what Loki needed. But more importantly 3- Hawkeye is a SHIELD agent, a clandestine government agency agent, Clint probably went through rigorous training to help him compartmentalize and to handle something at least similar to what happened to him, and after probably had the best psychologists on staff available to help him through the after math. While he'd still have side effects, it would be minimized by these things. Selvig of course would have been given the same treatment afterwards, as SHIELD would have probably set him up with the same psychologists but he didn't have the previous training before hand. And going back to number 2, he also has so much information in his head now, information that he himself is having a hard time handling and understanding, that's not going to be something that psychologists are going to be able to help with easily. Anyway, just had to point these out...

[@luigiboi4244]

3:05 I under stood that reference! (Portal 1 & 2)

[@jacobdecker7454]

This movie is extremely underrated and I am really excited for Thor Ragnorak

[@kbean336]

Jacob Decker Yeah really underrated. I really enjoy it! And Ragnorak wad amaze balls!!

[@AttonBrown]

This is better

[@davidray3133]

Jacob Decker Ragnarok* Spell it right, people!

[@CuddlyCarrot]

ragnarok was easily the best movie but i enjoyed the previous films

[@JaelinBezel]

Do you mind if I spoil it for you?

[@jok86er]

Are those the black hole granades that Shocker was trying to sell in Homecoming?

[@milkmondays7282]

Omar Rivas Bustinza yup

[@orster2076]

I actually really liked this movie, still do. Underrated and overhated.

[@riahlexington]

littledreamergalaxy.blogspot.com/2018/04/thor-dark-world-is-darki-mean-its.html?m=1

[@melissalayson7275]

Me too. I thought I was the only one who really liked this movie.

[@snowpoler]

Honestly, this channel is such a blessing. More people need to look at "less than brilliant" movies this way. Hating on stuff gets tiresome pretty quickly. The Dark World really had some really nice moments and learning to appreciate its good side feels so much better, because it really has quite a bunch of nice stuff, it's not like it's heartless.

[@Tom-oz7wk]

Really well said and couldn't agree more. I really don't like that people often come to reviews of films like this just to comment "the film sucked" even tho this type of video is typically aimed at fans. I'm already seeing a lot of hate for Thor 4 even though I loved it and I keep thinking "just let those of us who did enjoy it have our fun"

[@AL-di1fo]

This video is from four and a half years ago and I'm still coming back to watch it. Your commentary and personal determination to bring joy back into analysis of cinema has done so much for so many. I would love to just have fifteen minutes of your time and talk about how the channel came to be. I'm really curious about your journey of becoming the person who can run this channel

[@radish_dash4155]

I'm very glad that I'm not alone in liking this movie, while I feel I love it more than most it's a little tired feeling alone in liking the less popular MCU projects, from She-Hulk to Iron Man 2 to... well, this!

[@sahemali2204]

14:18 I yust watched Thor dark world on Fox Moves with Croatian subtitles and the way she says Miolnr was titled as "Mjau-mjau", I laughed so hard ithurts.

[@MChedderbeef]

I thought the movie was okay. Why do so many MCU fans hate it?

[@Orca_Soulz]

M. Chedderbeef idk maybe cause of the villain and the end battle. That was the case for me but I liked this film.

[@barrylyndon5552]

Fairly generic story. No real character progression nor tie ins with rest of marvel. Malekith was a bit of a wuss too.

[@magnusprime962]

It didn’t seem particularly consequential for a long time, the plot is pretty standard, and Malekith is a boring villain and a waste of Christopher Eccleston’s talents. That’s what people I’ve chatted with have said anyways. Personally, I think it’s a fun adventure romp with a few flaws that keep it from truly being remarkable. I’ll never call it a favorite movie of mine, but it’s a fun ride.

[@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961]

@@barrylyndon5552 'No tie-ins with the rest of Marvel'? That's a positive, god damn it. Also it's false. The Aether? Hello?

[@barrylyndon5552]

@@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961 😂 yeah fair points. The aether though never really amounted to much, apparently it could unmake the entire universe alone but then it just becomes another number to Thanos

[@Charl1eSheenWIN]

9:49 Punisher threatening Loki. never though id see the day(That is ray Stevenson who played punisher in war zone)

[@aleahlrb]

11:49 "Loki makes himself hard to love..."? This is probably the only sentence from CinemaWins I will never agree with. LOKI IS AWESOME AND I WILL LOVE HIM FOREVER!

[@Anitube]

I took this to mean people in his life, in general, find it hard to love him because. You know, the betrayal and the trying to take over Earth thing. Not that Loki, as a character, is hard for us, the fans, to love.

[@Lokitty-vk6xj]

ALRB i agree LOKI IS AMAZING AND MISUNDERSTOOD!!!!!

[@shawnmcmillan4438]

Don't know why people hate this movie I love it

[@creed8712]

Shawn McMillan villain is terrible, a weird darker tone, up until Ragnorok Thor was no ones favorite

[@Teatime7771]

Creed Luvari They don't realize the Dark Elf villain is not really the main villain. Loki is the main villain. He took advantages of the events to deceive everyone. Then he fakes his death and pretends to be Odin. My main flaw with the movie is Darcy is annoying. She got more screen time in this movie. The Warriors Three and Sif were barely in thus movie. I agree the Dark Elf villain is weak but I didn't mind it because Loki is a better villain. Some of the comedy does't work like seeing Skellan nude. I still like the movie though.

[@johndamenillusionist4342]

This movie was better than Ragnarok to me, but its hard to compare the two...one is a superhero movie with emotional depth and a well structured story...and one (Ragnarok) is a straight comedy that eliminates everything that made this movie good and instead tries to emulate GOTG.

[@borjankosarac3645]

Firstly, General Zod's motives (if we're talking "Man of Steel" and not "Superman II") ARE explained - he was genetically engineered to be the perfect soldier, and Krypton is everything to him, so he'll go to any length to restore it. Secondly, part of the consequence of integrating Loki into the film (because of his post-"Avengers" popularity), were reportedly that some scenes giving Malekith more depth were cut; there was actually some backstory involving the loss of his family, which might have been what was driving him to return the world to darkness... But even then, I don't mind Malekith being one-dimensional evil if it was done WELL - and unfortunately, in the movie he's given little to stand out; comparatively, in the comics Malekith was SCARY EVIL, a despotic monster who the dark elves lived in fear of and one of Thor's most despicable foes. Further, in the comics his right-hand man Algrim/Kurse - who was basically just undying loyal to his cause in "The Dark World" - was the one who finally killed him after Malekith proved to Algrim that he had zero honour; Algrim in the comics, being a noble-hearted soul, would become a staunch ally to Asgard henceforth. So, no... it's not the fact of it that is the problem; it's the execution, IMHO.

[@Buhjr]

It was too much like the Star Wars Prequels.

[@sujoydas3748]

I don't know why the heck people hate these movies and like the Ragnarok one while its actually shows how serious a god should be

[@stevenkole7491]

10:10 I think you missed a column always kills me.

[@SunriseViewer]

9:11 - "Not to mention the amazingly beautiful lighting in this shot." And the amazingly beautiful men.

[@МихаилСказко-с9б]

8:04 - Actually, ship burial really was a thing. And not only vikings did do that, but slavs, balts, anglosaxons and germans too

[@championkendall2475]

12:29 I forgot that was even in the movie. Now that I remember it. That is freaking hilarious. 😂

[@jackedfilms]

The buttered bread line is a metaphor, not a simile.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

Pop quiz. Whats the difference?

[@lbthebookworm2807]

Aaron I know! A simile uses like or as.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

@@lbthebookworm2807 fun fact, I didnt know and was lazy enough to not look it up. Now I know so thanks.

[@lbthebookworm2807]

Aaron No problem!

[@dudesayingthings]

I remember seeing this movie and thinking the premise is a bit off but the movie itself is not bad. Thanks for this video, it reaffirms all the good things I picked up in this movie. I agree entirely with your summary at 18:32.

[@williambrown8695]

you know what just hit meee..... the different portals (aka the convergence) was how loki snuck the frost giants into asgard in the first thor......mind blown

[@loganbigmo]

Portals, yes. Convergence, no. Convergence was only happening every 5,000 years. Loki even used his secret methods to visit Thor in the first movie.

[@PerovNigma]

You really helped me appreciate this film!

[@TheLiquidKnight]

@1:43 "Another day; another Doug".

[@yade1234]

13:56 Def one of the funniest scene of the MCU, so underrated.

[@tomlacey9999]

2:34 That isn't a dude , your a dude This is a man , a handsome muscular man

[@CeltycSparrow]

Fun little fact about that slap at 3:30 when Jane reunites with Thor....this slap is actually real. They couldn't get Natalie to fake-slap and have it look realistic, so Chris Hemsworth got slapped in the face twice just to make this scene look good. Also in the second movie, the last kiss is Chris Hemsworth's wife....not Natalie.

[@marcpasquinelli2548]

Darcy saying "Myeh-myeh" is truly the best.

[@imjusttryingtosurvivedude9499]

Watched Thor: Ragnarok last night and my first reaction when I saw Thor shirtless was "Chris Hemsworth's workout routine." I hope you're proud

[@ThatRandomGuy30]

Saw Ragnarok yesterday. Y'all should go see it.

[@BigFella2769]

Matt Damon is my favorite Asgardian

[@GlytcheD]

SomeRandomDoctor is there a reference I'm not getting?

[@BigFella2769]

Glytchi Dolphin did you see Ragnorok? It’s not that big of an event but it’s funny

[@didact-]

SomeRandomDoctor ikr😂😂😂

[@didact-]

SomeRandomDoctor i was like am i high or is that matt damon

[@brianhoyerplayoffdestroyer961]

The Play Was So Funny 😂 The Chorus Was Doing The Instrumental Of The Song From Thor 2

[@kaelacatabui4402]

A couple missed wins: In the scene where Frigga visits Loki via hologram: everything that happens in that scene is worth a win, but ESPECIALLY that moment where he denies Odin as his father (genuinely, I think he actually hates Odin or at least dislikes him) but then Frigga asks 'Then am I not your mother?' and you can see the pain on his face. Probably only to keep up his 'imma bad guy' persona, he says she isn't, but you can see that he doesn't mean it and it just makes me wanna cry every time. Then Frigga's line right after (always so perceptive about everyone but yourself) cuts right to the heart. Frigga gets +20 wins for being the most beautifully maternal figure in any movie. When Thor goes to Loki's cell, the first (I think) thing he says after letting down his guard (quite literally with the illusion) is to ask if his mother suffered. That's a few wins right there. You pointed out both the 'don't you dare betray him' moments from Sif and Volstagg, but Loki's responses to each of those are worth a win, especially the last one: "You'll kill me? Evidently, there will be a line." "Loki, are you mad?" "Possibly." You did kinda lightly brush over the fact that Tom Hiddleston killed it as usual. But since it was confirmed that he was under the mind stone's influence, I've rewatched all the movies he was in with that new perspective. He really is a tragic character and I'm a sucker for a good tragic character. But he's also hilarious and almost every single line out of his mouth is a win.

[@kaelacatabui4402]

Oh And... just realized that the score for Loki's 'death' scene is the same melody as Frigga's funeral, just a couple octaves down and on deeper instruments that's cool

[@aramis5301]

The thing with Loki in The Dark World is that pretty much every moment he is onscreen deserves a win. I think my personal favourite moment is when Thor visits him and he puts up an illusion to hide his true emotional state, but then Thor sees through it and makes it show himself as he really is. And he is a complete wreck. I thought that was really powerful and well done. It's the first (and only?) time when Loki allows Thor to see his vulnerability, that was just beautiful.

[@Ikajo]

I just rewatched The Avengers and noticed just how exhausted he is when arrives on Earth. And when he stumbles he is clutching his side as if it hurts. While I don't think he was mind controlled, I do believe he was brainwashed. I have also chosen to believe he _thought_ he was dying in Thor tdw but when he didn't die, he took advantage of it.

[@TheTravelerww]

9:30 If you watch the behind the scenes for this part Chris Evans is just copping a performance made by Tom Hiddleston. Tom put on the suit first and acted out the scene then Chris put the site on and copied Tom's acting the win should go to Tom for his unseen acting in this scene