FIRST TIME WATCHING: THOR!! (so many DADDY ISSUES...)

[@kylearking8918]

Fun fact: Tom Hiddleston originally auditioned for Thor and they liked him so much, they cast him as Loki.

[@charliefarmer4365]

A bit like a Christopher Lee and Ian McKelly situation

[@alalalala57]

@@charliefarmer4365 Ah, famous actor Ian McKelly.

[@DiscoKalle]

@@alalalala57 Known for playing Gandy

[@csmkorn1]

@@DiscoKalle Gandy the Great!

[@catspaw3092]

He is perfect as Loki.

[@jakffs]

Natalie: "Wait, it's all daddy issues?" MCU Fans: "Always has been."

[@Gankhisprawn]

Well, you’re not wrong!

[@SaccadicSableye]

This is so accurate, it hurts.

[@reasonablekinda2269]

And not just for these 2 either......hell not even just daddy issues, so many in the MCU have family issues (T’challa, Tony, Peter Quill, Gamora, Nebula and finally Thor and Loki, I think that’s all of the MCU family issue characters unless I missed some) lol.

[@jakffs]

@@reasonablekinda2269 lmao, that's what made me make the comment to begin with. I was thinking "Oh yeah, Thor and Loki really do have daddy issues." Then I was like "WAIT. The entire MCU is filled with daddy/family issues!" Literally can't make it up xD

[@Cuuniyevo]

​@@reasonablekinda2269 I think we can include Betty Ross, Hope van Dyne, and Hela, as well as honorable mentions to Cassie Lang and Morgan Stark too.

[@tierneybeckett]

"Loki, why are you doing this?" Because he's a drama queen. Even Thor is a drama queen, to an extent. But Loki is the most dramatic drama queen to ever drama.

[@shadowminor]

I would say Loki is more of a full-tilt diva......

[@football_zone4774]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JamesCPotter13]

It's a family thing...

[@ot7biasedmashups]

After watching Loki this is even more accurate 💀

[@southhill6667]

"The vibe I get from Thor is very like classic Greek god" **Sad Norse noises**

[@natabrains]

"doth mother know you weareth her drapes?"

[@DaemonKeido]

Well you have to admit Thor is as egotistical and gloryhounding like we often see Greek Heroes and Gods act as.

[@stephanieellis5399]

Yup.

[@kurtreznor]

I came here to comment on the same thing, but mine was a facepalm instead of sad noise

[@goatbrother8718]

Poor viking heart

[@KellyParks]

Hawkeye: "You want me to slow him down, sir? Or are you sending in more guys for him to beat up?" Love that line!

[@sunflowerdaze0095]

that one and " You better call it, Coulson. cause I'm starting to root for this guy."

[@katrinalehto8767]

A large part of the driving force of the MCU is driven by Daddy Issues. Tony has them, Thor has them.... StarLord has them, Gamora has them....

[@grahamrichardson9620]

Black Panther, Ultron, Hela...

[@Pinkielover]

And mom ,uncle issues

[@gawainethefirst]

Hulk has them in spades.

[@gregstephens]

Michael Corleone, Luke Skywalker, Marty McFly, John Conner, Buzz Lightyear, etc...

[@KarenSieradski]

And Nebula, don't forget Nebula.

[@Thom1212]

That yell/growl from Odin at Loki was entirely unscripted, and Tom Hiddleston's reaction is real.

[@ot7biasedmashups]

The best thing about the mcu, the actors had so much freedom and made the characters their own. Nobody could replace them.

[@hank6743]

@@ot7biasedmashups war machine and Bruce banner

[@kinderjoker]

When?

[@rrksama9314]

When was it?

[@Thom1212]

@@rrksama9314 Watch the full movie, it is just before Odin strips Thor of his hammer. Here's vid of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZube2WparZrea8

[@blairkilgallon8741]

Odin’s wife Frigga was a witch. She was the one who taught Loki everything he knows about magic and trickery

[@Abbadonhades]

Maybe in the comics, certainly not in norse mythology where Odin's wife is Frigg.

[@frederikanby2634]

I truly hate what the movies and comics have done to the mythos

[@frederikanby2634]

@Atheos B. Sapien so evwrypne gets to be offended when their religion is used for entertainment except pagans?? Screw you

[@Abbadonhades]

@Atheos B. Sapien I enjoy these movies, and probably would find the comics enjoyable too. It simply annoys me that a generation of people will believe that this has anything to do with norse mythology. Reactors often come with spontaneous questions during these kinds of videos, and I see nothing wrong with enlightening them.

[@blairkilgallon8741]

@Kebz Well in the original Norse myth her name Frigga yeah. But as far as these films are concerned it’s Freya. Why they felt the need to change her name, I don’t know

[@gr3yh4wk1]

Loki was such a deliciously complex character. One minute classic hollywood villain, the next staunch ally, then staunch ally with an agenda etc etc...you really do never know where you stand with him. Thor's determination to not give up on calling him his brother given all the shenanigans is one of his most endearing qualities. Also some of the best casting choices ever made in a movie. Idris Elba as Heimdall works so well - an inspired choice.

[@warren286]

So many probably missed the irony of the 'God of Thunder' being electrocuted by a Taser.

[@nirfz]

To me the best and funniest scene in the whole movie.

[@chadfalardeau5396]

When I saw that in the theater everyone in the audience laughed, except my brother. He knows very little about Norse mythology

[@nirfz]

@@chadfalardeau5396 I think most laughed because he gets struck down after saying his "...mighty thor... puny weapon" sentence, not because they made the connection.

[@chadfalardeau5396]

@@nirfz my brother literally had to ask me alot of questions about the whole thing

[@jackstrawful]

Taika Waititi didn’t miss it. Hence Thor constantly getting shocked in Ragnarok.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Yeah, Thor's total confidence at being able to find a cat, dog, or bird large enough to ride, will never stop making my day!

[@notchrisrivero]

"I almost said brother and sister" Well, for Loki it depends on the day

[@johnyshadow]

Or a horse...

[@jokurandomi93]

Loki... The OG genderfluid.

[@OriginalPuro]

@@jokurandomi93 For Loki it's just magic, here in real-life it's just people being crazy in the head.

[@jokurandomi93]

@@OriginalPuro More like for Loki it's just monday.

[@Goobergurl]

Exactly!

[@MrZampanov]

"Is Loki in that man?!" - everyone's response to every marvel fanfic

[@sunflowerdaze0095]

"I have had a god inside my brain." I know this isn't the right Thor film but still seemed fitting

[@eleanorlanpher34]

Oh my god

[@ShadowtheSonicfan]

Naaah brooo oh my god. Xd

[@Jailem]

"I wasn't really invested in their relationship anyway" Yeah, neither were they.

[@franohmsford7548]

TBF Natalie Portman is not at her best in this movie - She was miscast in the role. She is better in Thor: Dark World as she had a more active role but that movie had other issues {the villain}. Kat Dennings however was brilliant in this and Dark World - It's a pity she hasn't had a breakout lead role yet. The condensing of Thor's exile to Earth to just a day or two also really didn't leave much time for relationships to grow organically. I still think this is one of the better MCU movies but it really could have done with being 20 minutes longer.

[@skadoink1736]

Stil better than her relationship chemistry with Hayden Christensen

[@franohmsford7548]

@@skadoink1736 That's not too difficult :) Natalie Portman is an Oscar Winning actress who absolutely phones it in every time she makes a blockbuster!

[@skadoink1736]

@@franohmsford7548 tbh the material in the prequels doesn't exactly help. GL is(was) way better as a story creator/producer, never as screenwriter/director. Even in the original Star Wars, even though he was all of those in that too - it was a much more collaborative effort (there's a great vid on that - "How Star Wars was saved in the edit"). Main problem was that GL had been raised to deity level in the meantime, and no-one would argue with him

[@fab647]

@@franohmsford7548 breakout lead role? You know that 2 broke Girls exists?

[@rodroller6634]

Loki, God of Mischief. Pretty much explains everything about him. He’d bounce between neutral evil/good depending on the day.

[@rbweston]

The biggest shock there was towards the end. Natalie with streight hair.

[@harlongway1657]

I know, right?!? Nattie please keep the curls!

[@RobertNorton12013]

She looks great either way. But for a second I thought it was someone else entirely.

[@adamwarlock1]

@@RobertNorton12013 Straight-hair Nat has a punk rock vibe.

[@danmcneal9135]

I liked her shirt :-)

[@fixer1140]

Natalie with straight hair? What sorcery is this? I don't care, she looks adorable even with a buzzcut 😍

[@william_santiago]

The scene were Odin is dressing down Thor, Sir Anthony Hopkins was so powerful in his rebuttal to Loki's interruption that Tom Hiddleston forgot his lines and they just kept it. Awesome moment.

[@kendonato1887]

The best acted scene is when Loki yells "TELL ME!!!!!" to Allfather. chills...

[@zamdrist]

I absolutely love the whole Thor and Loki brother-not-brother dynamic. The two play off each other very well. Between Thor's noble naivety and Loki's mischief riddled heart it makes for great storytelling.

[@cozmo4913]

I never realized nick fury said “UNLIMITED POWER” to right there

[@indiae.2457]

Ohh you're right 😮 Makes sense why Loki said that in his jab to Fury in Avengers. Didn't notice before!

[@DavidLender]

That's also what Palpatine said to him in Revenge of the Sith!

[@cozmo4913]

@@DavidLender Yea I know that why I said it

[@roytromb_strength]

🤯

[@EvilOdysseus]

Chris Hemsworth was actually helping his brother Liam audition for Thor but then he ended up auditioning himself. Also, his eyebrows were bleached to make him look like a natural blonde. Yes, everyone involved with that decision regrets it.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I was wondering why that one closeup scene looked so odd!

[@se7enhaender]

They should have asked a "professional blonde" beforehand... I've been blonde all my life, so I'm quite pro at it, and i can tell you with certainty that my eyebrows have never looked bleached like that, but instead are rather dark-ish.

[@Coleton.B.]

"I HEARD Thor is the god of lightning.." Am I the only one who's watched ever Marvel movie so many times that this is really special to see someone experience it from the start with no prior knowledge? This is awesome!!

[@diegoaladdin86]

Lol I like mythology so I pretty much knew anyone that could appear

[@Coleton.B.]

@@diegoaladdin86 You should watch "The Ritual". I won't spoil it but, loosely tied.

[@DavidB-2268]

@@diegoaladdin86 also check out the New Zealand series "The Almighty Johnsons" if you haven't already.

[@Avatar2312]

I know Thor was the god of thunder, because LONG before I read any comics I was more into greek and norse mythology and read those stories :)

[@diegoaladdin86]

@@DavidB-2268 ok hahah I have 2 new things to watch now

[@admiralkeelhauled42]

"Classic greek god..." every Norse mythology fan have aneurisms

[@TheZapan99]

Natalie took it upon herself to travel to the 90s before watching the after credits scene. Now that's dedication.

[@o00nemesis00o]

I was going to say 70s, would you stop making me feel old?

[@michaelriddick7116]

Gd I miss the 90s :/

[@ssjcajas]

My favorite line in the movie is when Loki yells at Odin "TELL ME!"

[@laurashepherd2479]

The first Avengers is still probably my favorite MCU movie - without seeing the other movies I guess it would just be a fun action film, but once you've seen the movies leading up to it and you're invested in all the characters it's so amazing to see them all interacting together for the first time!

[@inzaghiscornsalad7034]

same it has everything i can ask for in a superhero movie

[@MattMuirhead]

Let's talk about what's really important here.... straight hair and bangs had me shook. That was a bigger twist than an M. Night Shyamalan film.

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

😂😂😂

[@primary2630]

I thought it was someone else for a second lol

[@stewiebility]

the way Natalie with her hair dishevelled at the end made me crush.

[@renokru7443]

18:21 : Natalie: " Oh Heimdall, what a badass man !" MCU FANS :"You have no idea"

[@smallmanbigmouth2699]

Natalie, “Oh, I forgot.. Loki is a magician!” Later that evening ... Loki (addressing the Ice-Giants), “Pick a card, any card, any card at all...”

[@Mrryn]

Ice Giant picks a card. Loki says to write your name on it. The giant obliges and gives it back to Loki. Loki takes the deck and throws it at a nearby glacier, telling the giant to tell him if the card with the name on it is there. Giant looks over at the ice, seeing a card stuck to it that reads "Twat." Giant turns to Loki, who is already striding confidently away.

[@TheTuckerVision]

He's Australian, of course the hammer comes right back. ;)

[@Richard_Jones]

Well played, sir.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Yep, Aussies never lose their phones or car keys, either.

[@doro626]

@@jean-paulaudette9246 This needs to be a skit.

[@mycroft16]

How is it possible that I have not heard this joke until now?!

[@spiderjeranimo4992]

Mjölnirang.

[@39Hundred]

Odin is so powerful that every once in a while, he goes into the “Odin Sleep”. It’s a way for Odin to “recharge”. Revealing to Loki that he was a Frost Giant was too much of an emotional burden for Odin, causing him to go into the Odin Sleep.

[@Joe-gb3lu]

really? never knew that about him.

[@reactions5783]

You know what would be more powerful? ... Not having to go into the "Odin Sleep."

[@TaanStari]

@@reactions5783 But that would actually make him less powerful...

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@reactions5783 No, that would be more convenient, not more powerful.

[@applejuices]

I never knew that

[@rudewalrus5636]

Back when I was a kid my favorite comics were the Avengers, and Thor. The Thor comics always had a darker, very, VERY, otherworldly art style. I was rather pleased with they way they captured that with the first two Thor movies. (IMHO, Thor 3 was too campy, and not in the spirit of the comics - although I know it was easily the most popular). And Yes, the credits segment had me thinking "what did you do with our Natalie???" :)

[@JohnDRuddyMannyMan]

Did you go back to 1996 to shoot that last segment? Lol

[@3Rayfire]

Captain Marvel?

[@jkfozul2316]

Oh come on. That's like '04

[@Ishhyaboii]

lmfao

[@brandi3981]

she needs non-noise canceling headphones cause her excitement can be ear-bleedy at times cause she can't hear herself so you need like 1/2 volume with her as ANY other reactor

[@EmphaticNod]

So, so, SO excited for you to react to Captain America. People go into it with the lowest expectations and are usually pleasantly surprised. I hope you like it too! He is - in a lot of ways - the heart of the Avengers and out of the bunch, Cap's films feel the most consistent in terms of quality. All three are pretty great. ♥

[@aestheticalrose4553]

“How did you have two kids that look so different” *marvel fans watching* 😳😏

[@Kbax3614]

@Tad Cooper in Myth Loki is more like Odin's brother than Thor's.

[@lewis821]

@Tad Cooper well yes. Not only is this a marvel property so it most certainly is a “marvel thing” but it’s so far from Norse mythology that calling it anything but a marvel thing is probably all the more silly.

[@primmoore6232]

THOR: "He's adopted."

[@Pinkielover]

Because they're not Related at all by blood

[@Rebella1337]

​@@lewis821 no it's not. Literally every character is a carbon copy from Norse mythology. They have only chosen to water down some of the characters. If there was one writer of Norse mythology and they were alive, they would be able to sue marvel for everything they have earned using their stories and characters. In fact it is pitiful that Tor himself hasn't come down from the heavens to smite the filthy thieves. :P

[@WarrenVanWyck15]

Thor is a Norse god, Nat.

[@Jantzku]

Came to comments right after she said "Greek god" 🤣🤣

[@Rev_J]

@@Jantzku Same here. NORSE god! **goes back to the video**

[@ceetee2001]

Actually, he is a Nordic god. All the northern countries believed in these gods.

[@TazorNissen]

@@ceetee2001 Norse means the old culture that Sweden, Norway, Denmark etc shared. It doesn’t mean Norwegian, if you though that.

[@william678910]

and the real one is a redhead...not blonde

[@pokerhulk52]

If she gets that emotional over Thor....just imagine later in the series.....

[@fixer1140]

We are Groot..... 😭😭😭

[@MarieS610]

Oh I can’t wait!!!!

[@bigalthetank]

Movie #22 is gonna be a waterfall!

[@blitzgirl6522]

@watashi She doesn't overreact. This is just how she is. What's wrong with having emotional reactions to movies and TV shows? I actually enjoy watching her videos because of how open about her feelings she is.

[@ewiijah]

@@blitzgirl6522 right? I get emotional too and I’m a guy-

[@baron7755]

"Son of Coul" is one one my favorite lines in all of movie history

[@rogerelam4013]

"I really wasnt vested in their relationship." Hold on Nat, gonna have some tears rollin for the best of the first round when Cap comes around.

[@jobinmcgooch]

If it weren’t for the daddy issues we wouldn’t have had those killer scenes with Anthony Hopkins 🤘🏽

[@shadowfire_08]

any scene in Westworld with him is outstanding

[@doro626]

"But youre NOT!" Love that line.

[@McPhunk]

Sir Anthony

[@danieldickson8591]

@@doro626 "But you're NOT king! Not yet." Hopkins' Odin fairly bristled with kingly authority.

[@Сайтамен]

I prefer other killer scenes with Anthony Hopkins...

[@fazon1997]

She’s gonna fall in love with Steve. I can literally feel it now

[@cf714_]

Yeah

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

He's always been my fave...can't wait to see!

[@Shadowace724]

Steve Rogers was a damned good man, then he became a great man.

[@michaelleslie5312]

It's gonna be palpable.

[@indiae.2457]

This movie is super underrated amongst the MCU films IMO

[@indiae.2457]

@@rso_media Thor is my favorite of the origin-story films for sure! My favorite MCU movies are Ragnarok, Winter Soldier, Infinity War, Civil War, Thor, and The Avengers (those last 3 are tied for their place). The Asgard and Jotunheim scenes in the first Thor feel straight out of a Journey Into Mystery comic, I love it. I wish Thor 2 had kept that same feeling... instead it feels horribly bland. I have a theory that many people's dislike of Natalie Portman in Thor is actually them projecting their feelings of her in Thor 2, like the romance and chemistry in Thor 2 was so bad it made people think it was ALWAYS bad. Loki is the only thing I like in that movie lol. I strongly disagree with people saying that Thor 2 is "skippable" though; the events in it are heavily referenced in other movies, I think it's necessary knowledge for a first watch.

[@reystephengnamia]

"I need a horse!" gets me every time!

[@SaccadicSableye]

"Another!" *smashes the like button* Glad you're enjoying your trip through the MCU. I have a feeling you'll like the next one...

[@joshhood7624]

"So it's all daddy issues:" The tagline of the MCU

[@novajohansson3194]

Now now, there are some mommy issues sprinkled on there too😂

[@Pinkielover]

and star wars

[@TehFrenchy29]

Tony, Thor, and Loki are the only people with really noteworthy (if any at all) daddy issues that come to mind for me right now -- and your comment isn't even any less true for it considering how much happens that one or more of those three (directly or indirectly) was the cause of in some fashion. And I guess in a sense you can add Cap to that list since Cap is the origin of some of Tony's daddy issues, since Cap knew Howard when they were both around the age Tony is in the first Iron Man movie.

[@spyscout]

@@TehFrenchy29 SPOILERS for people that havent seen all of the MCU. There is Star Lord, Gamora, Nebula, Killmonger and a bit of Black Panther, Wasp, Ultron in the comics but I cant remember if its true in the MCU, and Peter with Tony a bit too.

[@joshhood7624]

@@spyscout Major Spoilers Ultron chops Claw's arm for comparing him to Tony so I think we can count him. Also Betty Ross has major daddy issues as will Liz if she ever shows up again... and as long as we're counting villans we should add Vanko and Hella.

[@ThomasKnip]

Natalie: Wait? What? I am so confused! . Loki (chuckles): Seems I'm doing my job right.

[@robertchurch5646]

In the comics, Thor’s human alter ego was a doctor named Donald Blake. He used a cane, and when he transformed back into Thor, his cane turned back into his hammer.

[@BrianWright70]

It's called Meer meer

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Funny story; You know how Thor used to speak in faux Shakespearean language in the comics? In the alternate universe story 1602 a bunch of Marvel characters were transplanted into Elizabethan England, i.e. Shakespearean times anyway. The Donald Blake in that story therefore already spoke kinda Shakespearean so the author, Neil Gaiman, pushed Thor's language even further back and had it as Middle English.

[@enlightendbel]

Which they kinda paid ode to in Ragnarok when he visited Doctor Strange and he disguised Mjolnir as an umbrella.

[@darkhawk4863]

Still think this is by far one of the most underrated MCU movies. No one ever lists it among their favorites, but I enjoy the hell out of it every time. Also: Thor and Jane's relationship is one of the most healthy I've ever seen portrayed in a movie, since it comes from a place of them genuinely trying to help one another, rather than one being a prize for the other.

[@nightfrost1891]

loki is the type of character who you never know what he's going to do he is the god of mischief after all so a lot of 'WHAT' is kind of the m/o of his character and i love it

[@colleenross8752]

and WHY

[@chand911]

It was nice of you to let your sister watch the end credit scene for you.

[@SirPaladin]

for reference, "Donald Blake" was Thors' secret identity in the early comics. At the time he was just a normal human who could take on the powers of Thor but at some point the writers decided "no; Thor is ACTUALLY the Norse god of legend and he's just kinda walking around on Earth with all the other superfolks."

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

It was December 1968 (six years after his Marvel debut). And they brought Donald Blake back in the 2000s as having been separated from Thor.

[@KEVMAN7987]

I do like in the MCU they didn't bother using secret identities (excluding Spider-Man).

[@filthycasual8187]

@@KEVMAN7987 Yeah, and it just kinda worked. I was impressed with that too. Then again, I suppose Spidey's the only one where it makes sense to have a secret identity.

[@MasonOfLife]

This movie is under appreciated imo, and Tom as Loki is so great

[@ericmarois6960]

I am so happy to see you getting back into the MCU. I had a lot of the same reaction you had the firs time I watched them too and it's a lot of fun to revisit that fresh look state of mind in your company watching those movies I love. Thank you, already looking forward to the next one.

[@Belnick6666]

my cat was named Loke (skandinavian for Loki) and my dog Tor (scandinavian for Thor) Loke attacked Tor and cut his eye so bad that he cut the third inner eyelid of Tor. Had them separated after that, but their names was more fitting than i expected they would be... Tor wanted to be friendly even after, but Loke always wanted to fight

[@romanprofik]

I love Natalie, her laughter should be considered as the cure on depression

[@daniellanctot6548]

I just love Loki's angry speech to Odin after discovering his Frost Giant heritage: Tom Hiddleston CRUSHED IT!! (And I think that scene is a big part of why Loki resonated so much with the audience and why Loki still remains, easily, one of the top 3 MCU vilains on anyone's list! --And I would have said "top 2", but we all know that doing so always attracks that one jerk who'll insists that there are two or more better vilains). Thor's friends found him quickly because Heimdal can see anyone in the universe at will, so he must have dropped them very near where Thor was. Also, Loki lured Laufey to kill Odin, but his goal was not for Odin to die: It was to have Laufey invade Asgard so that he would have justification in killing him and appearing like a hero to his people (Which is a form of "False Flag" operation, making the Frost Giants appear as the beligerents when it is Loki who wants war); subsequently, it also serves the purpose for Loki to kill his biological father and to justify (At least in his own head) the genocide of the Frost Giant and their world to erase all possible traces of hios own Jotun origins (No doubt that, had he succeeded, Odin and his wife would have been next to die to keep that secret hidden forever; alas for Loki, Thor intervened!)

[@DrekeXorn13]

Loki is magical because his adopted mother Freida, who was raised by witches, taught him everything he knows. He is the God of Mischief, as Thor is the God of Thunder. Illusions are his thing

[@jamesgardner2101]

Puny god.

[@rudewalrus5636]

@@jamesgardner2101 Spoilers

[@greyjackal]

@@rudewalrus5636 She mentioned she already saw Avengers

[@kimleechristensen2679]

God of deception and lies 😉

[@djjoeyr]

My two favorite "Natalies" return for a reaction video! Liked watching you come to the realization over Loki and the family history.

[@donngash1360]

The end credit scene insert had me like, "Who is this chick, and what is she doing in Natalie's video?"

[@Lex-vd2is]

Actually, in this movie Thor is still just the God of Hammers.

[@Pinkielover]

lol

[@markalleneaton]

Eventually the god of Cheez Whiz...

[@chrispittman8854]

Forsooth! Tis true he doth become the God of Cheez Whiz and beer... "What kind...?"

[@towkirshuvo97]

Man would you please stop giving spoilers

[@The_Flamekeepers]

haha

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

I like hair-down, sweatshirt-wearin' Natalie!

[@nrgspike]

The post credits scene was so powerful it knocked the curls out of her hair... Also, to get that reference, maybe watch Scott Pilgrim Vs The World sometime!

[@charlesmartinjr3971]

The first Thor is such an underrated movie.

[@my_randomology]

THAT shift to the end credit's scene... I thought we'd gotten emo Natalie for a moment!

[@bartterp88]

"Ofcourse the brunette gotta be the evil one" -Joffrey Baratheon entered chat

[@franohmsford7548]

I was surprised at that remark because Hollywood has a long history of blond villains :)

[@paulgibbons1366]

@Bartchello Yeah but Ramsey Bolton made him look like the Easter Bunny.

[@marcvanoverberghe5493]

"Thor and Loki are brother and ..." Loki may or may not have been a woman at times...

[@katrinalehto8767]

And may or may not be, at some points, in the TV show that is coming......

[@Henrik_Holst]

And a horse, but then all that happened to the real Loki and not the Marvel Loki.

[@dj2257]

@@Henrik_Holst ha. reading a couple books on Norse Mythology the last few weeks and the same thing popped into my head.

[@Henrik_Holst]

@@dj2257 One good outcome was that Odin got his horse Sleipner from that (Loki being the mother and all) :)

[@darkwyve]

@@Henrik_Holst Actually comic Loki has been reborn as a female Loki on multiple occasions; can't remember if he's ever been a horse though; considering some of the weird shit that went down in the silver and golden age of comics, I wouldn't be surprised. ;)

[@cf714_]

Man... Im in class. Im soooo happy this is finally here. The wait is over 🙌 Captain America Next!!!!

[@MattII33]

If you're in class then get off KZbin lmao

[@meticulator]

Yeah I love how quickly Thor's buddies found him. It got a belly laugh out of me. Heimdall can see everything so he knew exactly where he was, so it makes sense but it's still really funny.

[@clarkbarrett6274]

And this is why so many of us love Loki most of all!

[@JedHead77]

Hammer Time! ⚡️I guess you couldn’t wait until “Thor’s Day”? 😉

[@thorkagemob1297]

Tyrs-Day isnt too bad either

[@josearroyo8008]

Woden's day

[@dengale]

Frigg's day

[@fortunatus1]

Loki learned the magic from Frigga, his adopted mother / Thor's mother. She is basically a norse witch.

[@unholywolf1945]

Friga

[@fortunatus1]

@@unholywolf1945 thx

[@unholywolf1945]

@@fortunatus1 No worries mate

[@kaosthecosmicreviewer1055]

slightly incorrect, Frigga is the stepmother of Thor and adoptive mother of Loki, her son to Odin is Baldur

[@danieldickson8591]

I believe Frigga in the movies is Thor's natural mother, a point differing from the comics. But movie Frigga was obviously close to Loki, and it's to her credit to have been so loving to a child not her own.

[@thomasbaron5367]

Thor is the god of thunder and lightning He is not a Greek god He is a Norse god

[@davidmcleod5133]

“It’s all daddy issues.” Welcome to the MCU!!! 😊

[@EnragedTofu]

“A bit more drama” definitely- Shakespeare loving actor Kenneth Branagh directed it!

[@aestheticalrose4553]

YOUR HAIR STRAIGHTENED OMG

[@venomoverlord7016]

"is loki in that man? " theres a little loki in all of us ;)

[@davidsalinas1628]

Don't apologize. The best things in life are worth the wait.

[@flubbajubb4958]

Actually the saying is "the best things in life are free" but this was free as well and your comment still applies

[@GriffinPilgrim]

I think you were thinking of "Good things come to those that wait." A wise saying and an old Guinness tagline.

[@flubbajubb4958]

@Kebz Yeah but that's what the saying is. Whether or not it makes sense, that's what the saying is

[@flubbajubb4958]

@@GriffinPilgrim No that's a different saying. For as long as I can remember the saying was "the best things in life are free" but the one you said is also a thing people say

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@flubbajubb4958 What I meant was I think they conflated the two sayings.

[@bigalthetank]

YES!! so happy we're back to the MCU, these are some of my favorite movies, I can't wait to see you watch them!

[@atari303]

One of my favourite parts of this movie is when Odin is casting out Thor and Loki tries to speak up, Odin points and hisses at him to be quiet, forcing him to stand down. Come to find out later on that Sir Anthony Hopkins improvised that part of the scene & Tom Hiddleston's reaction was legit

[@Dasharr]

Thor's humbling is even worse than it looks at first. Right after arriving on Earth, he gets knocked down by a car then taken down by a taser. So mere humans KO'd him by accident, and then KO'd him - the god of thunder (and lightning) - with electricity.

[@AnonEyeMouse]

Never understood why people have the idea that beinf a God of something, having the power to summon and use something, makes them immune to it.

[@taoist32]

@@AnonEyeMouse Why not? Gods are supernatural by definition. They should not be affected by every day events or manifestations like lightning, thunder, electricity, etc. They should be above anything we term natural.

[@ciro73]

Omg I can't have enough Nat with straight hair and that Fleetwood Mac shirt, love the look.

[@colleenross8752]

She decided to "go your own way"

[@Deinhaato]

"Is Loki inside that man?" Well, it wouldn't be the first time...

[@jimmark8065]

Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers. I can’t believe how quickly your numbers climbed once you started doing reactions. Keep doing what you’re doing and I’ll keep watching.

[@goyasolidar]

The greatest shock to me during this movie was Natalie's costume change in the end.

[@mizzfit02]

Greek GOD?! Thor is a Norse God.

[@Jegfil]

​@Stannis Baratheon I think better comparison would be Thor & Hercules and Odin & Zeus.

[@spencerpommier806]

@Stannis Baratheon maybe in like power and aesthetic but not really. Thor is way more of an idiot

[@Cthulhu013]

​@Stannis Baratheon Actually, no. The most direct comparison we can make is that Thor is Yahweh (the storm God/God of War). Odin is EL. Thor's mother is Ashera.Which makes Loki most likely Mot or Baal, one of the 70 sons of EL.

[@CrazeeAdam]

mmhmm. if it was Greek it would've been Zeus I'm pretty sure we're talking about XD

[@Jegfil]

​@Stannis Baratheon Ok, I'm not an expert. But I meant it like "well known father and son" in terms of most people knowing them (depends on who your comment was for). I do think that Kronos is not that well known in that regard. Maybe I'm wrong tho.

[@b00mcake]

so cute when she's like "Loki what are you doing" like...HOH boy, you have no idea :D

[@rycolligan]

Thor's name is the same as the word "thunder" in the old Norse and Germanic languages. Mjolnir may be derived from an old Slavic word for "lightning"

[@malikhardy3511]

Great catch with when Selvig was talking about Shield talking to a gamma scientist being Bruce 👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Illjwamh]

Glad to see more MCU up here. And congrats on 100k subscribers! I remember when you excited about that first thousand.

[@vallarian9690]

As the women in our office call him Fwor...

[@TheMikeman1971]

hahahahaha

[@TessaxMusic95]

?

[@krashd]

@@TessaxMusic95 In the UK at least 'fwor' is a noise guys (and sometimes girls) make when they see someone sexy.

[@IDyce88]

the second time she hits him with the car is literally the best part of this movie...every time me and my friends see that we ROTFL. also an epic line "i need a horse!" "sorry only cats and dogs." "then give me one of those large enough to ride" the guy is thinking i should probably call the police

[@jasonthayer1309]

Doesn't his mom have a chariot driven by cats?

[@IDyce88]

@@jasonthayer1309 "shrug"

[@thatHARVguy]

@@jasonthayer1309 Yup. Freyja's the one with the chariot pulled by two cats. If we can have giant wolves, I want to see a chariot pulled by buffalo sized cats.

[@robertchurch5646]

Norse Gods are very relatable because they are flawed just like Humans. I really recommend that you look into the mythology; it’s fascinating.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

And they're all-to aware of, and preocupied with their mortality.

[@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll]

Neil Gaiman's recent retelling would not be a bad place to start.

[@Bokutulu]

arent most gods relatable since they are projections of humanity, flaws and all. same with greek gods etc

[@TedBrogan]

I'm gearing up to play AC Valhalla, so I'm expecting to get a decent lesson.

[@mnoir7257]

I hope you keep on the MCU train for the next few videos! I loved your reaction to this movie. Was nice to see someone be so delighted. It’s a pleasure to be able to relive watching these for the first time with you!

[@thetorresons297]

You are FREAKING ME OUT with the brief glimpse of a straight-haired Natalie!

[@GriffinPilgrim]

Amusing note: In the actual Norse mythology Loki was called Laufeysson but Laufey wasn't his father but his mother. His actual father was so ashamed of how small he was that he refused to acknowledge him so he had to take his name from his mother instead. Also amusing note from the comics; at different points both Superman and Wonder Woman have used Mjolnir. Superman was kinda a cheat but Wonder Woman is worthy.

[@KillahMate]

I like that being worthy of Mjolnir isn't just 'being a nice guy' in some way - you need to be the kind of worthy that would impress an Asgardian specifically. Superman is at the end of the day a nice kid from Kansas, but Wonder Woman is definitely someone Odin would approve of.

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@KillahMate Exactly: Superman is frankly a better hero than Thor from the perspective of a modern human but to the broadly Nordic Asgardians he's just not warrior enough. Amazon Diana is.

[@Caseytify]

They explore the "not worthy" concept a bit more in Age of Ultron.

[@applejuices]

In a dc/marvel crossover or something?

[@GriffinPilgrim]

@@applejuices Two different ones actually: Superman used Mjolnir (and Cap's shield) at the climax of JLA/Avengers (i.imgur.com/9qITU9j.jpg) while Wonder Woman picked up the hammer briefly during the earlier DC vs Marvel (therealstanlee.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Wonder-Woman-Hammer-1-min-1024x576.jpg).

[@ikespike1000]

I remember seeing this in theaters and being blown away! Hope you like the trilogy ❤️

[@bernhardtsen74]

me too!I went with my cousin Tim, and now we dont talk ever!he wasnt married back then!

[@danielallen3454]

Oh, it's not only Thor. It's only the *worthy* who can lift Mjolnir.

[@ozprime4540]

"That's called foreshadowing, kids!"

[@Seamus.Harper]

You spelled it wrong... It's Mir-Mir.

[@danreilly6528]

Mew-Mew

[@clussylove]

your straight hair at the end threw me for a loop very cute though, I'm looking forward to your reaction to Captain America: the first avenger

[@Logan_Baron]

"It's all Daddy Issues" was the original Mission Statement of the MCU. In fact they should sell the entire DVD collection under the title "All the Daddy Issues".

[@DavidLEnnis]

They didn't give "Son of Coul" daddy issues. They gave all of those to Grant Ward