Loki making me CRY AGAIN! :( *Thor: The Dark World* Reaction!

[@william_santiago]

"Loki is one of the most confusing characters I have ever, ever seen." Yea, that's why we love him.

[@zhorenlogg]

"Yeah... about that"

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I think the only way to accurately describe him is to say "You're wrong about him."

[@kimleechristensen2679]

The Asgard God of Tricks, Deception and Lies. 😁

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@kimleechristensen2679 You wanna see somethong cool? Check out the Overly Sarcastic Productions video about that myth-figure. Surprisingly well researced, and thought out.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@kimleechristensen2679 Here's a link to the vid, in case is doesn't get deleted by KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHXagmaDdpeBm5I

[@WyattoonsComics]

I love that in the episode of Agents of Shield that takes place right after this, they’re at the university trying to clean up and Coulson is like “why can’t they send the God of Cleaning Up After Yourselves?”

[@Caseytify]

That was a fun series.

[@spikeysnack]

Tom Hiddleston is a Shakespearean actor of high regard -- his turns as Loki are a bit of campy fun, but he knows how to get your emotions flowing for and against him. What amazes me is how he works with the other actors to form a great scene without making them look like amateurs -- but he does. The thing about Loki - that Tom and the writer's get for the most part -- is the He is not evil, he has negative emotions but positive ones too. He is a duality deity -- a trickster and a teacher. In the MCU -- his job is too teach hard lessons to greenhorn human superheroes that think they can go it alone, and that there are bigger things going on in heaven and earth. And .. you can see .. he L o v e s tricking the bad guys even more than the good guys. The party is never boring when Loki shows up, that's for sure.

[@dwilborn1257]

"I'll tell father what you did here today." "I didn't do it for him." I love that scene, and knowing Loki was faking it makes it even better.

[@josephstanfield6605]

Loki is the God of Mischief. I really think he is supposed to be inconsistent. I think that's what makes his character compelling. It is like he takes 1 step forward and 2 steps back. I think that is what you call a good character arc. He has one of the best, in the MCU ...in my opinion

[@nightfrost1891]

yeah, i mean most real people are not black and white and do inconsistent stuff whether we want to admit it or not so that's just more realistic tbh plus, it's entertaining to guess what someone will do rather than knowing every time

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

One thing to consider is that in Avengers we only assume he was immune to the sceptre.

[@johnnytsu9011]

I find him to be the most annoying character 😂 SPOILER ALERT!!!: I was so happy when his annoying butt died in Infinity War Lmaoo, I think I was the ONLY one in the theater smiling 😂

[@smfstracers]

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps In the site bio they do note that Loki was affected by the sceptre

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@smfstracers Really? That's interesting.

[@zamdrist]

I absolutely love the whole Thor/Loki brother/stepbrother dynamic of these movies

[@GasBandit]

"That was a lucky guess as to where she was going to be" He doesn't have to guess, he just asks Heimdall. His eyes can see everything. Which is why it was so worrisome when he couldn't see her earlier.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Loki saying "TADA" was hilarious

[@SolidSnake8295]

A list of all the things I enjoyed about this movie: Loki

[@erich.1355]

I laughed (and agree, tho my list is a little bit lenghtier)

[@DirgeHole-2866]

Nobody likes Loki

[@weruuchan]

@@DirgeHole-2866 That's where you're wrong Lots of people like Loki

[@DirgeHole-2866]

@@weruuchan I’m not really wrong as in I don’t like Loki and it’s my own opinion.

[@poopyboy2222]

Dude, there’s nothing wrong with this movie

[@PhilBagels]

The Collector is one of the "Elders of the Universe" (though they don't necessarily go by that name in the movies). He collects stuff. That's really his only agenda. He's not trying to take over the universe, or destroy anything. He just wants his collection. He's not a bad guy, but he's not really a good guy either. He is not above doing something unethical for the sake of his collection. But the bottom line is, you can trust him to protect the things in his collection. (Assuming no one comes along who is more powerful than he is to take his stuff.)

[@hellowhat890]

27:17 Fun fact. In the ending credits when Thor returns, Natalie Portman was actually gone filming her next movie. So, they asked Chris Hemsworths wife to come and double as Jane. Since there's no lines and also since it's just the back of her head, they just hid most of her face from camera. Note how Chris is cradling her face with his hand during the kiss.

[@theawesomeman9821]

cool

[@HeatRaver]

You forgot to mention that Chris' wife is actress/model Elsa Pataky!

[@theawesomeman9821]

@@HeatRaver what's she known for?

[@crankfastle8138]

I believe Elsa was Chris' suggestion.

[@HeatRaver]

@@theawesomeman9821 She's been in half the Fast & Furious movies.

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

Fun fact about "heavy armor." Late medieval plate armor that usually gets this moniker is actually not THAT heavy. Modern soldiers carry equipment with similar weight when you consider their body armor, ammo, and other stuff. Plate was strapped to you in such a way that it alleviated a lot of the encumberance, so it wouldn't feel as heavy as like a backpack of similar weight. It often wasn't any more encumbering than a lot of chainmail that was worn before. Some jousting armor was significantly heavier to protect you when jousting as a sport but it was not worn in combat. The armor here is likely made of advanced materials that may be even lighter. Also worth noting that plate armor is typically far more effective than hollywood usually depicts it.

[@thelionsshare6668]

I don't know what they did in the middle ages, but the Roman army, at the height of their power, trained with weapons and armor twice as heavy as what they would use in battle. They might've done the same in the middle ages, at least the knights. Classical texts were approved reading, which is why we still have them, and I've read that European knights impressed their Arab foes with feats of strength.

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

@@thelionsshare6668 I had not heard that but it makes sense. It definitely would have taken some conditioning to have the endurance in battle. Modern soldiers train in full gear but do a lot of endurance training as modern warfare is endurance heavy. Medieval knights typically only donned full plate before battles and needed to fight in melee where it benefits you to be as strong and fast as possible for the battle at hand, which typically wouldn't last all that long.

[@louisfrancisco2171]

Maybe his armor is made of uru. It's lighter than aluminum.

[@thelionsshare6668]

@@louisfrancisco2171 oh geez, I didn't even think of that! That's a good answer

[@ChuckJansenII]

"What if that's Loki and not Odin?" God I love you. Very cool that you caught on. Loki being the Trickster is meant to be confusing. Loki makes us laugh, cringe, laugh, cringe, mad, laugh, cringe, cry . . . . Thus must be Loki. Tom Hiddleston was up for the role of Thor, but didn't fit. He does fit very well as Loki. That's a cute 'doggie' we have an Earth now. One thing a lot of fans didn't like was Malekith who seems to be a one-note villain. Before I forget, Chris O'Dowd who played Janes date Richard starred in a brilliant UK comedy series The IT Crowd. I linked the season 1 episode 1. IT is absolute classic British comedy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIaUZXqJmMSgsKM

[@jaytucker7873]

An important aspect of Thor that everyone overlooks is that in the MCU he is the avenger who is victorious on the battlefield but always loses the things that he loves.

[@Dannydarko27]

"We like Loki now! We like Loki now? I'm confused" Lmao welcome to the mcu

[@AlexSeverinski]

"I'm so confused whether I like Loki or not." Welcome to the Fandom. 22:13 It's a change of pace. Usually he's there to protect it. (Christopher Eccleston was the Doctor for a time.)

[@Eidlones]

Show me one person in the MCU fandom that's not sure if they like Loki or not (besides her). He's universally loved

[@andrewft31]

Three Doctors so far have been in an Marvel film, Eccleston in this one, Tennant in Jessica Jones and Matt Smith in Morbius

[@jjrocks22]

Good rule of thumb for the MCU movies/shows …..always EXPECT two end credit scenes. There isn’t always two, but always expect it lol

[@PhilBagels]

And one time, there's five.

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

@@PhilBagels which one?

[@PhilBagels]

@@rudrodeepchatterjee GotG2

[@yogitameera]

​@@PhilBagelswait what really

[@terrylandess6072]

I noticed the 'construction' of the MCU was popular and when beginning to 'de-construct' it, as in Frigga's death - or the fate of Shield, they made for good stories, yet the MCU began getting 'smaller'. Adding new characters/groups and filling the holes with them worked for awhile till they resolved the BIG arc.

[@lassesipila6418]

Trash just teleporting to Mars. One of the best scenes I've read in a scifi novel was about the first manned flight to Mars. After months of travel, when they landed and the captain was clearing his throat for his rehearsed words as he made the first footprints in Martian soil, suddenly he hears someone behind him, turns around to see some dude standing there in a diving suit and a breathing hose running back to a wormhole floating in the air, showing a college dorm room with the guy's lab partner grinning and waving on the other side. Turns out, those guys had finished their first prototype of a wormhole machine on the same day and put an end to space ships and astronauts in front of this Mars pioneer's eyes at the peak moment of his career.

[@dwhelm84]

I got to be honest, watching this with you made this movie way more enjoyable than I remembered it to be.

[@Rokurokubi83]

Is Loki a good guy? Is he a bad guy? He’s neither, he’s both, he’s Loki.

[@shanerux8971]

The Collector is played by Benicio Del Toro, an excellent actor. Loki is the God of Mischief and as such always thinks on his feet and changes plans as the situation changes. This is a carryover from Norse mythology in which Loki and Thor often travel together, Loki using his wits to get in and out of trouble and Thor just smashing any enemies he can.

[@maarek71]

I thought this was a weak MCU entry until I saw the whole saga. Watching it again after seeing the whole run made a lot of things make more sense and I enjoyed it more.

[@TheRawrnstuff]

I'm still of the mind that it is one of the weakest MCU movies. MCU movies just tend to be really quite good - even if a little pre-chewed for the masses. I think this movie could've been much better received if they had either a) spent a little more time defining and setting up the elves or b) spent a little less time with the elves, really keeping them more in the background, and more time focusing on the Asgardians and their relationships and interpersonal drama - letting us to meet them properly. As it is, both sides now feel... uhh... vague? distant? The elves feel like they're there to be the bad guys, and the Asgardians feel like they're there to be the good guys, but neither side gets enough spotlight to really make an impact with the audience. To me, at least.

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

@@TheRawrnstuff Exactly. People say X or Y is a bad MCU movie, but by in large MCU movies are so good that the bad ones are still quite good. Sure it's no Winter Soldier or Avengers, but quite good all things considered. The villain in this was pretty meh, but the Thor and Loki stuff was really interesting and the action sequence at the end of this was really entertaining.

[@TJMiton]

to be very clear this is definitely bottom 3 mcu movies. but yes, it makes slightly more sense in hind sight.

[@Dead25m]

@@TJMiton Even though it's at the bottom 3, the 2 beneath this one (Captain Marvel and Hulk) are way below it, this one is actually watchable, especially with the other movies making it better, but the other 2 are just pure pain to sit through.

[@MsKeylas]

​@@Dead25mgo blow yourself. Captain Marvel is awesome,and hulk is a decent movie

[@tomclark5924]

Finally, someone appreciates this film. Granted it's not the best the MCU has to offer but it's far from the worst. And even a bad MCU movie is still enjoyable. Thank you! This movie is also very relevant to future events. One thing I can promise is from this point on, things get AMAZING! Can't wait to watch with you.

[@ZarazXero]

Thank you!! I've always really appreciated this movie.

[@kayden2119]

yeah no matter what movie you think is the worst I feel like none go into the actual bad territory most are just average at worst.

[@theawesomeman9821]

I liked it

[@TigerNightmare]

Better than Black Widow, Captain Marvel, And-Man and the Wasp, and The Incredible Hulk for sure. Debatably others.

[@oliviarogers2808]

This is actually my favorite of the Thor films.

[@Anthonylokison]

In the comic books Thor was together with Jane Foster when Odin banished Thor to earth and stripped him of his power and memory, he was a Dr. (Donald Blake) and he fell in love with a nurse named Jane Foster, when he got his power and memory back he stayed on earth as it's protector but did go back to Asgard and in Asgard he fell in love with lady Sif (who is the sister of Heimdall) and in Norse Mythology Thor and Sif were married.

[@Melivilth]

This movie is near the bottom of my personal ranking list. Not because it's bad or that I didn't enjoy it. It is there because the other movies are so good. This movie really starts Loki's move from villain to anti-hero that we all love. From this movie on he becomes one of my favorite characters in the MCU.

[@danielyoung1846]

Fun fact: In actual Norse mythology, Thor DOES take the Lady Sif as his wife (there being no Jane Foster and all)...

[@TheRawrnstuff]

In the myths, Lady Sif is Thor's second wife, after the jotun Jarnsaxa. Jane Foster could be MCU's version of her.

[@christophersims3319]

Ya and Loki makes her go bald

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

She was originally blonde but Loki replaced her hair with black, which Thor liked better. They never mentioned if All her hair was replaced and the carpets match the drapes

[@CrashLandon1]

"Okay, first of all, he is NOT going to give up Natalie Portman, No one would." I would. For Summer Glau. In an over-caffeinated New York heartbeat.

[@KyoLuvsCats]

Loki is chaos you can’t place him on one side. He’s his own side.

[@foolnakul]

It's 2022 , we had a dedicated Loki TV Show, still we are not sure whether to trust him or not.! That's Loki - God of Mischiefs , Ladies and Gentlemen.

[@ОбразцовТимофей]

The dark fortress raising above Asgard's horizon was gorgeous.

[@mauriciotorresjauregui6999]

Glad to see your MCU reactions back. If you're this emotional watching Thor TDW, I can't wait to see your reactions to Infinity War, Endgame, Wandavision etc

[@canadianicedragon2412]

Vicky: "That was a lucky guess of where she would be." Heimdall: "please." ---- On one hand Heimdall being able to see anything/anyone is cool... it also makes him the ultimate creeper... if used... to stalk your friends GF on another planet.

[@josephthe8th]

I love watching the MCU for the first time again vicariously through you!

[@abc.animal5143]

The Nine Realms are nine different planets, with each one in a different galaxy, connected by the cosmic nebula known as Yggdrasil, the world tree. The realms include: Asgard - Aesir Vanaheim - Vanir Muspelheim - Fire Giants Alfheim - Light Elves Svartalfheim - Dark Elves Niflheim - ancient Ice Giants Nidavellir - Dwarves Jotunheim - Frost Giants Midgard (Earth) - Humans

[@GroovyMee]

I really enjoyed it too. One thing I learned over the years is to never trust reviews or critics , trust yourself cause we all have different tastes in everything .

[@ias787]

While not the best mcu movie I still think it has some good qualities. It’s over hated no doubt

[@RyansChannel0203]

I personally like it way more than the first Thor, and even Ragnarok (yes, I think that film is overrated).

[@aperturegallery]

Loki : The God Of Multiverse Who's Burdened with Glorious Purpose

[@TigerNightmare]

A friend and I were just walking around downtown and we saw that it was playing and we went to see it on a whim, which just happened to not be a long wait. A cosmic convergence of my own. As enjoyable as the MCU movies had been up to that point, especially the first incredible Avengers film, this was kind of before people really, really loved these characters. Before Winter Soldier and Guardians. We really enjoyed it, I liked how Mjolnir kept trying to take the long way, Darcy was hilarious, Loki, an already entertaining character, has great chemistry with Thor, and we get to see him be more than _almost_ everyone thought he was capable of. The villain is just some generic super alien man, probably the worst in the franchise, but the rest of the characters make the movie.

[@Corndog642]

This is why I prefer to go in with no expectations. I enjoyed this one too! Darcy was hilarious.

[@tarlane]

Loki is always going to involve betrayal in his plans. He just isn't always betraying the good guys. Or at least not just the good guys.

[@3Rayfire]

This movie aged well, especially considering that it is more important over time. That could be said of a lot of phase 2 truth be told.

[@TheSirUno]

THIS. 👆🏼

[@kmac169]

Phase 2 is like... well not like, it is the middle part of a much larger story and has a lot of world and story building elements to it that at the time seemed pointless or meaningless to many viewers until the movies of Phase 3 showed how much it mattered. That much of what the movies of Phase 3 were able to achieve in storytelling and furthering each character was possible because of what Phase 2 set up.

[@CorrectFossa]

I don’t know if the movie itself ages well, but having some of this pay off later makes it more engaging than it was before

[@gregmax1321]

Eternals will be remembered this way I feel like

[@iamworthy1302]

Ehh still tough to watch even my favorite reactors watch this. Marvel knows this movie was terrible as it had a bunch of reshoots and changes towards the end

[@davidgard6699]

Loki is after all the god of mischief

[@thereturningshadow]

Fun Fact: Jane Foster kissing Thor in the after credit scene was played by Chris Hemsworth's wife in a Jane Foster wig because when they film it Natalie was not available so Chris said his wife should stand in and she did. His wife is an actress also, Elsa Pataky from the Fast and Furious movies.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Apparently (according to Google) she and Natalie are the exact same height.

[@bijoybiswas1932]

We love Loki.

[@MWSin1]

"That was a lucky guess as to where she was going to be." Yeah, it's not as though his best friend can just see where anyone is in the Nine Realms.

[@mermaidmelodies1492]

Yeah, this was the first film after the Avengers I saw in theaters, and I enjoyed it as well. I didn't understand all the hate it got from the rest of fandom, but I guessed (at the time) that folks were afraid the MCU "couldn't last forever" and were expecting it to begin falling in quality, so they were EXTRA critical with each installment until 'Winter Soldier' restored their confidence in the franchise as a whole.

[@JC-bh8qx]

The best thing about the MCU (in my opinion) is the humor and the inter-connectiveness. No one has ever done it better!

[@MrLainon]

The point about Marvel movies being judged differently reminded me of conversations with friends about Pixar movies. Monsters inc. was an awesome movie, but it seems like a lot of zoomers haven't even seen it, because for a lot of people that were watching the now old Pixar movies growing up, or even as parent and teens when they were released, it didn't really stand out. Personally, I loved Monster inc. and I think the "Birds" short was released with it, and that was the hardest I've ever laughed at a Pixar short... which is really saying something.

[@faaidathasneem586]

"What?! We like Loki now. I am so confused." Yep. Pretty much how I felt whenever he comes on screen. Guy gives you trust issues but you can't help but trust him again, hoping that he's on the good side

[@Dad......]

The contrast between Odin dispassionately referring to Loki as "the prisoner" during his sentencing, while giving love advice to Thor "not as the All Father, but as your father." Ouch.

[@JC-bh8qx]

Thor and Loki have the best brother energy!

[@DaDunge]

Loki is essentially the only character I like from the Thor movies. Sure he's a bit more of a villain than the one in the mythology but at least he's close. He's still only the second best Loki though, Peter Madsen's Valhalla comics had the best Loki.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

My friends who just moved to Dallas From Hawaii Had their first snowday🤗

[@CelebritySpandexHD]

Very entertaining reactions, Vicky! Great job!👏👏👏Michael

[@WhiteTiger93]

I enjoyed the movie. The effects and CGI for one was insane in this film, but I did enjoy the overall story, and I love the fantasy/magic element that Asgard/Thor/Nine Realms gives to us. The final battle I think should have shown more of Thor battling Malekith, but other than that, not as bad as a lot of people make it out to be.

[@athens_1psvr31]

Last night I watched this in 3D on my PSVR. Great moments and enjoyed more than any previous watch. Private 3D theater without the glasses. 😎

[@Sherman1fan]

Your tears were beautiful. This movie is important for this phase. From here things get really moving (if you pay attention to details it gets really amazing!)

[@rudewalrus5636]

Thor was one of the comics I read as a kid. This movie felt like Thor. Which is why I still like it. While Thor: Ragnarok (the favorite, apparently) is fun, it really takes Thor in a direction that is not true to the comics, which always leaves me with an element of annoyance.

[@gchild1286]

You are exactly right about the general public’s standard for MCU movies. If it’s not the most awesome movie ever then it’s considered bad. No, Thor: The Dark World is not the best MCU movie, but its not a bad movie.

[@Drake844221]

*Gasps* "Are you kidding?!?" Yes... yes, actually, he is... I love that the reason Loki didn't actually die here is because test audiences... just like you, simply didn't believe that he was actually dead when they saw the movie. They were asking "So... where's Loki? How did he make it out?" So... they realized that they really should make him survive, and so they went back and made the scenes that added that element into the story XD Loki: Dies. Everyone else: doesn't believe it for a moment.

[@matthewcooper4248]

Loki is like Krell. "I serve no one's side, only my own."

[@lazyperfectionist1]

25:53 "What it that's Loki? Like, not Odin, though." Ah. Vicky, you seem to be developing a _knack_ for anticipating Loki's _surprises._

[@gauravampire2201]

Congrats for 100K

[@jaytucker7873]

Under a Chucky's Cheese? Isn't that one of the most cursed places you could hide it??? I'm imagining the aether animating all the mascots and mechanical games now...

[@Serryy]

Honestly my favourite Thor movie. Loki truly stole the show in this one and im sad how later entries changed him.

[@manuelcarmona7140]

This is my favorite Thor movie of them all and I'm a lifelong Thor fan.

[@anouar3194]

They butchered Thor in this one, he was so weak and lost every fight he had, underwhelming fight scenes to, Ragnarok is the number 1 Thor movie easily for me, and top five mcu movies.

[@manuelcarmona7140]

@@anouar3194 Thor vs Malekith was a weak fight? Oukei

[@towkirshuvo97]

Please don't listen to any critics and haters. They all suck. They are born for hating everything. This film was awesome💖💖💖💖💖💖. I TOTALLY loved it just as you did💖💖💖💖💖💖. In fact there's not a single thing I hate in the whole Marvel universe. The whole Marvel universe is an EXPERIENCE💖💖💖💖💖💖.

[@Eidlones]

Critics watch a shitton more movies than the average movie watcher. They're exposed to much more of the writing tropes than most people, making them less effective, and in some cases, make them annoying. "Do something different", cause they've seen it so often. They aren't "born for hating everything". They've just seen so much, the stuff the average person thinks is fine, they've seen hundreds of times. Please don't generalize and demonize just cause they don't agree with you. But then, you say that you literally don't hate a single thing in the 20+ movies, so I don't think you're entirely impartial on your opinion of the films.

[@abc.animal5143]

4:01 in the myths, Sif and Thor are married.

[@theawesomeman9821]

One time, my mom had to use one of my brothers' computers to check her email. She asked what the login password was and my brother handed her a note that read, "Natalie Portman".

[@reyathua]

fun fact: the last scene with Thor kissing Jane outside on the roof was filmed with Chris Hemsworth's (short) wife, because they couldn't get Natalie Portman back for reshoots for that shot.

[@HK7Roiz]

22:18 he didnt decide anything.... they just literally explained that in the previous scene, that just happens to be the convergence point on Midgard.... couldve been the arctic or mexico or japan, its just there

[@Maca494]

I mean, no one would give up Natalie Protman, but Jamie Alexander is a dream girl too...XDD

[@CaptainFrost32]

I think you have a Blindspot if you choose Ms. Portman over Ms.Alexander.

[@MaximusDru]

Dont know if anyone else has mentioned this fun little trivia, but that wasnt actually Natalie Portman kissing Thor at the end it was Chris Hemsworths wife.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Fun Fact: The Incredible Hulk and this movie have the shortest run time out of all MCU Movies.

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Bless you baby girl. You have the most adorable sneeze.

[@samlopez5152]

You have these Phase 2 movies to watch left: - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) - The Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) - Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) - Ant-Man (2015)

[@ntime5443]

Меня лично мучает вопрос как ты можешь быть такой милахой!?) Я каждый раз как смотрю твоё видео умираю от переизбытка милоты!

[@TheViper4Life]

I think even MCU fans appreciate this film more now than they did when it released. It was a weak point at the time based on what we got, but now that we're well into the swing of Phase 4, people understand how important this movie was. Personally, it's last in my rankings...but that doesn't mean I dislike it (something has to be last), I like ALL of the MCU, I don't think Marvel has an L to their name yet. But it goes to show you, that if this is last on my list, and I still enjoy it...then the MCU is just THAT good overall.

[@lalalarose8197]

This is my go to when I have insomnia. Put this one on and I’m out in the first half hour.

[@dani.b.o.o]

I agree!!! So many people put this one down :( Granted, the 3rd is DEFINITELY the best. But I don't hate this one. Not sure if it's because of the comics? I never read them so maybe those true fans who know the story inside and out were upset at it for that reason? But yeah, this one is still good and I'm willing to re-watch it over and over again

[@averagenoah]

21:10 apparently the coat hook is worthy. 😂😂😂

[@AuntPetuniasEverLovingNephew86]

You don't have to love or like Loki right now because Thor and Loki have a common enemy who killed their mother.

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

"You could have terrorised the tourists with your clothes on!" I don't know, I feel like the whole "being naked" bit probably helps a lot.

[@ranjid4651]

Im so hyped for you looking avengers endgame, because of the connections between all movies and all single movies

[@JustSomeDudee]

Christopher eccleston did a good job as malekith. Didn't find out that he was in this until way after I watched the film.

[@jayxxautumn2422]

when she said "poor odin" the whole fandom: Bombastic side eyes Criminal offensive side eyes lol

[@TheSirUno]

"He lost his Mom and his brother in the span of two days." **SIPS COFFEE**

[@lazyperfectionist1]

7:39 "He was in New York and didn't even _visit_ her? Oh. Red flags, honey." Yeah. He traveled from Asgard to Earth and couldn't be bothered to drop in to say hello to Jane. I mean talk about a faux pas.

[@curtistalbot6735]

Not a lucky guess at the end. Remember, Heimdall can see everyone at all times.

[@Gavrev]

This is a fine film. Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers VK!

[@JDams572]

After your all done with the movies, make sure to watch the Loki tv series, it explains ALOT

[@UncleMilo]

I like Thor: The Dark World more than the original Thor movie. It's not a top tier Marvel Movie, but I thought it was a lot better than people are saying.

[@sean_mccadden]

Honestly Im not sure why people don't like this one. Its very funny while also very emotional. I actually like it a bit more than Ragnorak which is most people's favorite out of the 3 Thor movies

[@DaveH82]

27:15 Heimdall saw where she was and sent him there.

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

Asgard ? As a vacation goal ? OK the secrets out !.....it's on my Bucket list ! I hear they got really good beer, fit for a God. Google maps though seams to be a problem !

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Loki is a complex charecter. Thats why he is so loved and yes not trusted at the same time.

[@awareness007]

Pulling off the Padme vibes with the white outfit and buns and the R2D2 color-scheme nails. In honor of Natalie Portman, I assume. Also, just wait until you get to the Disney+ shows where you get to see more fun stuff from Darcy and Loki (in a manner of speaking).

[@12chapin]

Carol will land in one. Put it in the Sun.😆 Hello 👋🏻 . Quill does the dancing.

[@ModeloLoveMeLongTime]

I don't understand why so many people dislike Thor The Dark World I seen it in theaters when it came out and I liked it then and still do there's alot of dark imagery in it that looks cool. I enjoyed the dark elves origin story and questions of mine from the end of the first Thor being answered the score was great and I love seeing Natalie Portman in like anything so people just trying to hate on it for some reason or it's just because the MCU movies that follow it all get more and more epic with it all building up too Infinity War.

[@vanadian]

This may have already been answered in another comment, or you figured it out yourself, but The Collector may look familiar as he's played by Benicio Del Toro, and the only reaction of yours I've seen that he'd have also been in was as the codebreaker, DJ, in Star Wars : The Last Jedi. Or it could be from somewhere else entirely, I've no idea lol.