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Synopsis:Thor: Love and Thunder is a 2022 American superhero film based on Marvel Comics featuring the character Thor, produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It is the sequel to Thor: Ragnarok and the 29th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

[@SebScreen]

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?!

[@fazlimuldi6710]

React to I am groot

[@fazlimuldi6710]

And the dc movies

[@ashtonmurtagh7040]

When is the next transformers movie

[@billinom8s100]

Nice one for starting Mr Wick.

[@Warfighter23]

It was ok

[@gabrielpds93]

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

[@Kn1ghton]

And the child Thor running through the forest is Chris’ son.

[@marvelcraver]

And one of the kidnapped children was Chris's other child

[@LottieBruce99]

And the wolf woman was his wife

[@LottieBruce99]

@@marvelcraver some of the other children were Natalie Portman, Taika Waititi and Christian Bale’s kids

[@BloodShed4REAL]

@@LottieBruce99 In other words, this is a family film. :P

[@grizz6505]

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.

[@younggordan8748]

Marvel did not put that amount of thought into it

[@clover9725]

@@younggordan8748 i agree, its just that idiot Taika Waititi making the worst thor he can and changing his character every time he can

[@pedrouchoa472]

I have a better theory: The First 2 were mediocre and then Marvel hired taika to make Ragnarok and change the whole tone. Ragnarok was a success, then Taika and Feige thought that putting way more comedy was the way to beat Ragnarok, but it was a miss. Simple as that.

[@darkceptor44]

people are being dramatic as always, the comedy in this one is basically the same from ragnarok, chances are you dont like it because its more out there, but its literally not that different. this one is still better than the first two (the old style), taika is a genius for making thor so loveable and laughable at the same time

[@clover9725]

@@darkceptor44 i tried to watch it normally and it was constant comedy like 90% of the movie once i saw the actress i hate most out of all actors (melissa mccarthy) i am just aoiding everything that has her in it i know she wasnt a lot in it but even 1 frame is enough for me then i skipped my way to the end by cutting scenes short and i watched other reviews and clips ecc like the cgi... i like the other actors, the music, which is nothing special since as another youtube said: its an album i also didnt hate ragnarok, i liked the songs, the cgi, the camera, ecc but i also didnt find it great since every time hulk appears he is just there as a comedy relief character, which i hate. they have been making a joke out of him for a while now also valkyre, she is getting the same treathment of wanda. she obviously did bad things, but doesnt get the consequences for it, valkye being an alchoholic and traficing slaves. but she gets treathed like a hero from day 1 sorry for bad english

[@izzycare1184]

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

[@BEYEXI]

Yeah it makes the intro Montage come full circle bc it’s explaining that he looking for meaning in his life.

[@masterbrawler1298]

@@BEYEXI exactlyb

[@jesseclark3697]

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.

[@erikawilliams9558]

Oooh i like that theory.

[@macfine]

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.

[@hellomark1]

That's not true, at least in the comics. I can't find anything definitive about the MCU version other than the Russo brothers saying "it doesn't have the same enchantment but only Thor is strong enough" (which is kind of a cop-out), but as far as Gorr is concerned, he's a God Killer, so I can accept that the usual rules don't apply.

[@macfine]

@@hellomark1 Mjolnir didn't have the enchantment until Odin specifically added it when he cast him to earth in Thor 1. There is no reason to assume when they created storm Breaker they'd add that extra bit too. Especially when it was quickly made. The being worthy thing isn't like a intrinsic part of Asgardian weapons. It was only added to only Mjolnir as part of him learning humility

[@thesnazzycomet]

Mjolnir is specifically chanted. To lift storm breaker you just have to be strong

[@diegoaladdin86]

but theyre also supposed to like not handle that much power in stormbreaker so idk

[@CodyTheBlackChickenSubscribe]

But also what if she was Worthy

[@codasinger5298]

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

[@darklight9178]

i agree, i was very interested to see his journey working back his mental health from engame and they just summed it all up in a montage and just kinda brushed past it tbh.

[@jascha9415]

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

[@xViolentStormzx]

yeah I'm glad I'm not the only one who caught that

[@spdrr2000]

@@xViolentStormzx Everyone get that scene...😅

[@craigime]

@@spdrr2000 lol right

[@Wayhoo]

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

[@Jurassic_Jake2019]

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

[@michaelklaus]

I think you mean they could HAVE been taken out.

[@adamazri928]

Love is not based on any character from the comics. She was solely created for this movie in the MCU. However we do have an entity called Mistress Love in the comics who is an entirely different character than Love in Love and Thunder.

[@mikemath9508]

i dunno if i could stomach my actual daughter being carried, nestled, and loved by American Psycho.

[@Bagginses1]

@@michaelklaus that’s cool and all but who asked?

[@ethanlivemere1162]

@@Bagginses1 I did. Michael did all of us a service.

[@Lightningrod75]

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)

[@AnaGabriela-jp8os]

What I didn’t like is just how differently they wrote Thor here say from Infinity war/endgame. I know he had JUST lost his entire family but still it just feels like an entire 360. Also that we got mighty Thor just to loose her and Gorr (who is now in my top three favorite villains of the mcu) as well. Idk, i enjoyed it but I didn’t love it. The ending did make me tear up tho ngl, and after learning that’s Chris Hemsworth’s real daughter it was even worse💀

[@sahasraveda4505]

@@AnaGabriela-jp8os why was it worse?

[@SirLordSpam]

well it was either convince Gorr you can look after his kid or he wishes for the death of all gods

[@whiskersthespy]

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

[@videohistory722]

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.

[@uyis9208]

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.

[@sahasraveda4505]

but how wud the deleted scene make sense?

[@ExtrusionXDesigns]

@@sahasraveda4505 thats why its a deleted scene

[@CrooKed1]

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.

[@anagh1412]

suprised? really?

[@alextrill5829]

It had a lot of separately great moments that were just jumbled together and literally none of them were properly explored. God-Butcher? A few great scenes, but not nearly enough to connect. And we didn't see any ACTUAL god-butchering. A city of gods? A great idea, but we left as quickly as we arrived. Zeus's lightning bolt, a weapon to rival Stormbreaker? It just is, okay? Nevermind that we explored Jonathan and Stormbreaker's origins and powers quite a bit. A movie devoted to gods? How about zero explanation of difference between a god and a powerful alien? Especially after Moon Knight which introduces somewhat different gods... And so on, and so on, and so on. And the result was a mess.

[@CrooKed1]

@@anagh1412 why wouldn’t anybody be? Ragnarok is one of the best marvel movies and the trailers depicted this with a similar tone. I was expecting to love this movie until early reviews came out.

[@ProHero86]

Exactly

[@unsorteddude]

Ragnarok was one of those movies that cant be topped, you can really enjoy the movie if you turn off your brain and just enjoy

[@ChristinaValkyrie]

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.

[@3twelve206]

It’s not the goats that are the problem. It’s how they’re overused as a comedic bit.

[@ChristinaValkyrie]

@@3twelve206 Yeah I made the comment before I was done watching the video, when Seb was questioning why goats when they're first introduced. I do agree the screaming got old very quick, lol.

[@stefanyiturrino6723]

Honestly when I saw the goats I got so happy cause I know about Norse mythology but honestly with everything else about the movie and them being overly used as joke I just got sick of them.

[@nintenmetro]

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.

[@CodyHopp]

i mean Star lord did see eternity in guardians 2 so he knows

[@joshbrosh6626]

@@CodyHopp true

[@HeatRaver]

Only the first person to find Eternity gets to make the wish. That's why Thor couldn't make a wish even though he was there.

[@Gambino316]

Loki is not Asgardian.

[@CodyHopp]

@@SpotonCM I never said he was talking to eternity, I said he saw eternity,

[@TravelSire]

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

[@wessmurray]

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.

[@spkz0r]

And the goats could be eaten and would be alive the next day. :P

[@BloodShed4REAL]

@@spkz0r As long as you don't harm the bones, or they will suffer damage when they come back to life.

[@solblackguy]

@@spkz0r And they were strong enough to break Thor's hammer

[@Oscar01-21]

In norse mythology do they also scream in a horrifically annoying way?

[@HeadGodoftheGodCouncil]

Thor also have them in the Marvel comics, though he mostly uses the hammer to get wherever he needs to be

[@louieniall6890]

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

[@arianamitchell7050]

im so excited for when they introduce hercules!!

[@louieniall6890]

@@arianamitchell7050 they have in the end credits, hercules was there when he was tasked by zeus to hunt down thor

[@petrinafilip96]

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-

[@glennwelsh9784]

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.

[@RenSmiles914]

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

[@craigime]

as someone who owned goats, i'm not familiar with the constant screaming

[@wingman5100]

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

[@SebScreen]

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

[@_niranjan_ts_]

The movie is soo overhated. It was good. But it's just that it was not better than Ragnarok.

[@irengbau2302]

Why she hulk not your upload in youtube, I want to see your reaction

[@TheDynamicApprentice]

I personally can’t wait to see you laugh your America’s ass off in this reaction, to be honest …

[@defunctus408]

You flicked too hard dammit!

[@anagh1412]

@@_niranjan_ts_ its overloved.

[@kylian877]

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

[@robertsanssouci2093]

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.

[@domilovez]

Say it again for the ppl in the back it’ll be so boring already knowing exactly what will happen. I like the spins and adaptations the MCU team makes to these stories😖

[@robertsanssouci2093]

@@domilovez 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 You know what’s up!

[@osirex5495]

What a selfish statement lol

[@robertsanssouci2093]

@@osirex5495 How so?

[@bella7162]

@@osirex5495 lmao its called "opinion"

[@badbod4413]

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

[@joeypotter6051]

Same lol

[@TechSavvyGamer]

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!

[@alex.bradford]

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

[@TheDynamicApprentice]

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

[@ModzCity]

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

[@calebshelton6305]

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

[@emihawkins]

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

[@GoneReacts]

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

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

my only complaint was to add in like 10 minutes of showing Gorr fighting, I do get the criticism people have but the hate is overblown, but ofc if u try to argue with someone about it, they will just call u a sheep

[@DecSteele]

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.

[@TheChonk0326]

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

[@legodoctorstrange]

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

[@johnfive2440]

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

[@applefanatic414]

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.

[@Andjelka99]

You put it the best way like this, I would have to agree completely. Shame on the limitations but Taika's way is too wild for general audience so they had to restrain him haha, shame

[@glennwelsh9784]

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.

[@PhilBagels]

And also the jokes weren't funny.

[@markushelberg9579]

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

[@DraconianSG]

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

[@pickleboy6059]

But not so much comic accurate

[@DraconianSG]

@@pickleboy6059 yeah

[@demonicboss1224]

the goats might've been annoying, but watching peoples reactions to them screaming made it funny

[@alex.bradford]

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

[@richarddollar4912]

I honestly don’t see how they can kill off Val and Korg cuz Thor has lost almost everyone 😂😭🤦‍♂️

[@ump5597]

Jane died, Gorrs daughter died in the beginning and Gorr died at the end, in the arms of his daughter... I dont really want to see anything darker than that.

[@lucidiously]

@@ump5597 Darker doesn't have to mean more deaths, but more focus on Jane and Gorr's stories and a little more seriousness at times could have benefited the movie.

[@craigime]

@@ump5597 didn't half the universe die in infinity war? did you not see that movie?

[@ump5597]

@@craigime Sure, but at the same time, allmost everyone knew that they would come back

[@albudos]

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.

[@craigime]

calm down... it's just a movie

[@theresamann5143]

Awesome that was one of your best reactions of movies

[@ethanpinch7717]

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

[@randomlibra]

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.

[@craigime]

"90% of the REAL people in the world love it" lol you mean 90% of the real world didn't like it... it was weak

[@Ellievsgod]

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.

[@Lurkin925]

Thor Love and Thunder is one of my fav MCU movie

[@ThunderBZaper]

18:43 Me: “Trust me, you’re not that guy pal. You’re not that guy.”

[@ithinkimaybenuts]

I think a lot of people miss that Korg is telling the story. That’s why it’s so slapstick and why Thor rides his axe and the special relationship with Mjolnir.

[@craigime]

so did all that not even happen?

[@ithinkimaybenuts]

@@craigime I think it happened, but we got the Korg version of events.

[@lacp1975]

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

[@craigime]

so now you're telling people what to do and how to feel...

[@lucasjohnson2365]

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

[@osirex5495]

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.

[@caywynyikes9286]

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

[@richarddollar4912]

My little brother who’s in middle school is obsessed with that movie lol

[@redpandapizza8514]

i must say i dont know why but i always laughed at the screaming goats

[@Speed-God175]

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

[@juliaweasley]

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.

[@marius4363]

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

[@keaganbosch2545]

You confused about how gorrs sword got destroyed, half the broken pieces were still inside mjolnir when she did that attack to destroy the shards destroying the rest of the swords

[@mhazzy155]

Gorr got the Darth Maul treatment... criminally underused badass :( Christian Bale was great. I am however excited to see the Love&Thunder(Thor) dynamic going forward, the 2 minutes they had together at the end was some of the best interactions of the whole movie

[@therealhamdan]

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

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

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

[@robertthikkurissy8435]

Omg it’s so awesome that you know Laurel and Hardy! Not as much younger people know them in the US. I do luckily.

[@n0body550]

People who disliked this honestly don’t understand movie making, this was in no way a bad movie, The room, was a bad movie because of how its made. Thats how people should use good and bad, not when it comes to some arbitrary opinion based off of their likes and dislikes.

[@a.r.5100]

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

[@craigime]

did what?

[@Zombiesnyder13]

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

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

It’s not like fox did them justice, they only cared about Wolverine, Magneto and Professor X. Cyclops wasn’t the leader of the team, Storm and Rogue were trash and all of the others are just mostly fillers. Except from the three that I mentioned all the others can be upgraded or just as bad, so I don’t get your comment. Edit: Also, Disney gave us the best Hulk and Thor, Hulk in 2012 and Hulk suffered a lot because of the rights problems and Thor in his first three movies was good and the Avengers movies, the best Thor was IW and the times he suffered was because the script and writing, not because Disney so blame Taika for What he did to him in Love and Thunder but doesn’t have anything to do with Disney.

[@craigime]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 "Disney gave us the best Hulk and Thor" yeah and then they ruined them. hulk is completely trash now and she-hulk is even worse

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@craigime Hulk it’s because the character rights but they can do him Justice again with the rumored Planet Hulk two part movie and Thor it’s because Taika childish comedy, it has nothing to do with Disney.

[@craigime]

@@reynaldolorenzo8409 sure they can do him justice in planet hulk... the question is will they?... and yes it has everything to do with disney- they own the franchise.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

@@craigime They do, but who wrote the script and directed the movie? Not Disney, they just give the money.

[@robertsutton7514]

The irony in "you can overuse a joke" cue Chris Evans joke, cue Ayoo

[@b0zzman]

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.

[@thegoldenmask2051]

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

[@craigime]

taika didn't write it in... thanos should have never been able to do what he did

[@thegoldenmask2051]

@@craigime Thanos did nothing wrong… I’m asking why Thor didn’t just give the power of Thor to the low level heroes like: Hawkeye, Black Widow, Hulk (hulk buster), rocket or groot

[@craigime]

@@thegoldenmask2051 i didn't say he did anything wrong- it was the avengers and their allies that did everything wrong...but as to your question, i'm gonna guess that they didn't think of it at the time- and they apparently don't care about consistency anymore. it's like someone completely different is running the show now.

[@thegoldenmask2051]

@@craigime well… they kinda are. Stan Lee used to review everything and make small edits. Now Kevin Feige is in charge and is too focused on making everything really big. Imagine every fifth issue of Spider-Man, aliens invaded, or every other daredevil comic, there’s a big terrorist attack to destroy all of America. Everything needs to be massive and majorly connected now. But I think Kevin knows this. But he still makes Wong be in every other movie/show. And the movie/show Wong isn’t in, Daredevil has a cameo. I hope Wakanda forever can stop this, but the movie will most likely be connected to Zemo, who’ll form the thunderbolts. Or maybe Doctor Doom is the big bad (I’m ok with a cameo, but I want him in the full suit.)

[@robertsanssouci2093]

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 💪🏼

[@DannX68]

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.

[@RiyaSDesai]

i love that seb's reference for mythology is smite and not the actual mythos

[@Kreence]

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.

[@pop9340]

Well said.

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

when has this NOT been a thing, we do. i feel like we have always compared one thing against another and not just talking bout mcu franchise. i think it's more prevalent now cos of the Internet and social media giving us a place to voice our opinions, like what i am doing now on this platform. i was very excited for this movie when i saw the trailer especially with natalie portman coming back to reprise her role as jane foster, but the movie as a whole was a complete let down, coming off the back of the enormously successful thor ragnarok.

[@jessicamagri8211]

I’ve been saying the same things on these videos, people just need to chill tf out and wait for the next Marvel movie that better fits their film preferences

[@craigime]

"Whats up with people comparing movies now?" tell me when people have not compared movies.. are you serious? 🤦‍♂

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

@@craigime thank you, 🙏 exactly what I've been saying!

[@thecreatorofdestruction1852]

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

[@BSM-vw6cf]

In the comics the Necrosword is the first ever symbiote created by Knull the God of Symbiotes as a weapon to slay the gods, it is the progenitor of all symbiotes even Venom.

[@assassin_renata]

Okay...the goats are actually part of Thor's original lore. Their names are Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr. They pulled Thor's chariot that flew across the sky. They were magic. Thor would eat them frequently and they would regenerate. Its not about vines or memes.

[@craigime]

he's talking about the goats screaming- that was definitely about vines and memes. did you not pay attention?

[@thedoctor4327]

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

[@FRAENK_TT]

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

[@Kreence]

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. Apperantly everyone is a critic now.

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

@bogieTOE agreed 👍

[@alfiebarry7007]

I kinda fell sorry for those bird things that are driving that cyborg hoverboard at 4:38

[@dreblaze1000]

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

[@fantommme]

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

[@craigime]

so you love all movies then... good for you

[@Art_Pal]

Finally! I've been waiting for u to react to Thor: Love and Thunder!

[@KillingMachine56656]

Thor casted an enchantment on Mjolnir to protect Jane. Much like Odin put an enchantment on it for only to work if the person is worthy. Yes Thor actually is capable of very powerful magic, the man just has no idea wtf he's doing.

[@rebekah975]

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 😍

[@craigime]

you' haven't seen iron man? did you skip all the other phases?

[@rebekah975]

@@craigime I hadn't seen iron man or captain America just due to my age at the time but didn't want to watch new ones without them so I just started a full chronological watch (including shows) now :)

[@craigime]

@@rebekah975 but iron man is the first one. so how did you start if you haven't seen iron man?

[@rebekah975]

@@craigime I'm watching in chronological order of the timeline, not release dates. I've already seen most other films except the avengers. I just finished Captain America, Captain Marvel and Agent Carter. I am on Iron Man now just haven't watched it yet.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

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.

[@alk_ali3213]

Well said. I truly was hyped for this film but it just hurt to see how tgese charakters were slaughter by the direktor

[@dinidinoca]

Seb: "If I hear the goats scream one more time, I will strip" Me: praying to God, for the goats to scream at least one more time.

[@paulchavez3039]

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. ❤

[@xXJohnKimbleXx]

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

[@LuvNickynGina4ever]

i dunno if taika is the problem, didn't he direct ragnarok and that was an amazing movie! possibly my fav thor movie

[@thekidtrey1949]

3:20 “people forget how good Thor’s character development was” Well you see Seb, we’re about to do it all over again 😅

[@gamersonplays9090]

I'll admit I like this refined disney+ version much more! the version I saw in theaters had almost 0 seriousness and the action between Zeus was completely cut out. Zeus just peacefully gave up the bolt because he didn't want to make a scene.

[@ashkaunadib7638]

If you watch this thinking of it as a comedy instead of an action movie you will enjoy it a lot more. Because that is what this movie is, a comedy.

[@craigime]

so don't take it seriously- even with the subject matter of death and cancer

[@ashkaunadib7638]

@@craigime No I didn't say don't take ANY of it seriously. Many comedy films have the serious subject like cancer in them. Good comedies tend to have heartwarming and serious moments also. Just like this movie.

[@cameron687]

This film really doesn't deserve the hate that I got. It's all been blown way out of proportion.

[@craigime]

yeah it does

[@josephstanfield6605]

Do you want him to choose the death of all gods or his daughter's life? From the start, he was going to choose the complete destruction of the Gods. Jane and Thor convinced him, in the very end, that he could choose love (bringing his daughter back) instead. Once Gorr was at eternity, he had won. Thor couldn't stop Gorr at that point. Only thing he could try to do was change his mind. Also, the a lot of the theme of the movie was abut Thor not opening his heart and not being able to love. The daughter coming back gave Thor that chance. To actually live/care for someone and to have that someone love him back. His "incentive" was to save the world and to choose love. People take care of others' children all the time. It's a very noble thing. Should never be thought of like "what is their incentive?"

[@chaos_wtch7437]

He wasn’t paying attention when Gorr mentioned his plan to kill all gods. Same urgh the scene where the bits of the necro-sword get stick inside mijolnir

[@needyverse]

18:33 Please look at the expression on the girl on the left before she looks annoyed, I'm in tears

[@kateorgera5907]

Also, who else wants a short of Valkyrie training and bonding with Jane?

[@jameskeefe3602]

The reason why gorr had Thor have his kid is because when he saw him bleeding it was red and if a gods blood is red their not greedy but when he killed all the other gods their blood was gold because they were greedy.

[@Alchemistic88]

i didnt realise their boat had a neon sign: "Cocktails & Dreams" referencing that 80s film 'Cocktail' with Tom Cruise