Marvel Studios' Thor (2011) - 'Destroyer Destroyed' | Movie Clip HD

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Thor is a 2011 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures,[N 1] it is the fourth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It was directed by Kenneth Branagh, written by the writing team of Ashley Edward Miller and Zack Stentz along with Don Payne, and stars Chris Hemsworth as the title character alongside Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan Skarsgård, Colm Feore, Ray Stevenson, Idris Elba, Kat Dennings, Rene Russo, and Anthony Hopkins.
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[@void8699]

Back when thor was a serious movie

[@PimpDaddyStyles]

The mcu is all about aliens superheroes and magic. None of it is serious ffs.

[@crxdelsolsir]

@@PimpDaddyStyles Thor with the serious tone was the most under performing franchise. Look up rotten tomato reviews and the box office stats. People voted by their time and not watched the movie. The MCU had to reinvent to change the tone to what people wanted. You may like it but the majority did not.

[@Thirdbase9]

And he knew he was the God of Weather, not hammers.

[@void8699]

@@crxdelsolsir idgaf about majority

[@Fernando-b-sdnmo]

Si. Porquee con Thor amor y trueno la dañaron totalmente

[@masonbricke4568]

Thor made a hell of a comeback in these few minutes. People were cheering. A sweet, golden time in cinema that passed all too soon.

[@ismailailiya5389]

Hello plssss🙏🙏 Where can I get the full video

[@alexkoronec4326]

Amazon

[@TeyaeTv]

🙏🙏Blessings forever GOD loves y'all too forever tell everyone you know and don't know. Jesus loves y'all too forever. Teach everyone how to see and enjoy their blessings too forever

[@noobmaster69426]

Truly the most underrated origin story yet. Patrick Doyle did amazing with the score and Thor was really serious there 👌

[@stainville3123]

ironman is still better

[@noobmaster69426]

@@stainville3123 ik

[@PorfirioCuani]

1:52 😊❤😅

[@marianmojzis]

Simply the best Thor movie at all.. Jokes and funny situations that were good, not weird, stupid and forced like in Love and thunder. This was his best! Without a doubt.

[@tacotruck2595]

Nah ragnarok was better

[@comelegrand89]

Thor : Ragnarok is better.

[@seanchukwuezi3079]

​@@tacotruck2595it's a bit debatable but one thing right mark Mothersbaugh ain't got nothing on Patrick doyle 😅

[@mediamanjamessmith251]

I've been saying the same thing for years now. This movie actually treats Thor with respect, whereas 3 & 4 use him as a punching bag and turned him into an idiot (which sucks as elements of 3 show how good it really could've been)

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

Sjsjsn to the first half and

[@michaelmartino5100]

Always makes me smile when he rises and walks from the smoke and ash! Patrick Doyle's score, a masterpiece!

[@gregwarwick8655]

In the theater, someone actually stood and cheered when Thor revived

[@barryhay8935]

It’s shit

[@AndrewLeonard1]

Holy Enigma Variations Nimrod, Thor!

[@andys8483]

The Destroyer from the comics was very well done here. I absolutely ❤️ the score, especially the end credits music,...simply amazing & gives me tingles every time 👍

[@poonamsoni8004]

@@AndrewLeonard1 Ashc

[@TheDAZ1001]

Idk, the Wakanda entrance still greatest Thor moment. Bring me Thanos, never fails to goosebump me.

[@SpectreTTM]

I respectfully beg to differ. I would like to submit this as the greatest Thor moment and Music. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJCvi4hticmpjaM

[@phant0m233]

This was Thor's origin story. It's also about redemption, which is a pretty powerful theme in and of itself.

[@user-ac3187]

Actually he has best entrance in all the Avengers movie Check it out.

[@knightofkorbin888]

Outside of the MCU (Imagine that) Thor has said, "Never let it be said the God of Thunder does not know how to make an entrance." It's his expertise and it has long predated "Infinity War."

[@keithwing4715]

Lol thor says bring me Thunder...

[@user-dq1kr6zc2t]

The reason why Thor's first movie had such a majestic introduction and regal representation of Odin, Thor and the magnificence of Asgard is because of Kenneth Branaugh. Amazing Director and accomplished actor in Shakespeare and Drama. He used these elements to tell the story of Thor. Only later did Marvel hijack the film and introduce more levity, useless rock music and all other trappings. In my view, it diluted the character of Thor.

[@BurdofSin]

True

[@shepherdofthewest4216]

Which is also why "The Dark World" is sadly underrated.

[@Rekker1]

Ragnarok is the best Thor movie, but this is a very close second imo. Love and thunder was alright but a lot of lost potential

[@Phoenix-214]

@@Rekker1 I think Ragnarok was fine as a standalone thing, but I also felt almost alone in saying upon watching it back around its release that it ruined most of what Marvel had done in the previous two movies. This was the point, of course. They weren't very popular and a lot of people found them unnecessarily corny, but this is the point in the series where I seriously felt like the MCU was losing its way: Before Ragnarok, the MCU would have tried to salvage what was already there, to make it better, rather than just throwing it all aside and leaving it to rot. Even Banner was given a makeover but retained his core conflicts and personality traits. Changing and reworking things and adapting them to be more serviceable while maintaining a strong amount of internal consistency was always the MCU's strongest point, and the thing which tied it together into a coherent wider narrative. Ragnarok was the first time the writers and director just casually swept aside all of that built-up work, all of those rules, all of that careful worldbuilding and character development in favor of an expedient solution to a difficult but not insurmountable problem. And they started doing it more and more as the series progressed. People might have loved the film, but I believe it was catastrophic for the wider series. It set a dangerous precedent that it followed into ruin.

[@Vorloks]

The rock music is fine with stuff like Guardians and Peacemaker, but Thor is a very different character

[@erebostd]

Back when marvel made good movies, not mocking thor and making a joke out of all heroes we love…

[@SteelPhoenix78]

What always gets me about this scene is the look on Erik Selvig’s face @3:31, as he sees that all the old Nordic myths, legends, & stories he grew up hearing were true.

[@ricardomeertens9165]

mcu mythology is not even close to the real thing lol. its like a whole other thing.

[@SteelPhoenix78]

@@ricardomeertens9165 I’m aware of that. I’m talking about what the movie was trying to convey by the expression on Selvig’s face.

[@ricardomeertens9165]

@@SteelPhoenix78 so how where all stories he grew up true when none of those stories are true in mcu🤣

[@wavysensei9347]

​@@ricardomeertens9165 genius whatever mythology this character believed or was told is Marvel's version of Nordic mythology so yes it would be him finding out something that was known as a myth was in fact real. That's the facial expression he's talking about. Try to keep up

[@tflo6198]

@@ricardomeertens9165 bro shut up

[@somethingtojenga]

One of the greatest moments in a superhero movie. It's everything that should be in us instead of the desire to be famous and powerful.

[@GhostSal]

It’s far from a perfect scene but this movie compared to Love and Thunder is Oscar worthy. I really like the redemption arch and the general plot. The acting overall was good but the reactions to what happens in the scene make very little sense. People would react much differently when someone you really care about is about to face a seemingly unstoppable force and then appears to díe in the fight. They wouldn’t just stand there with hardly a reaction. I don’t fault the actors for this, it’s likely the writers and director.

[@lordmaster2562]

Not at all its ok

[@somethingtojenga]

@@lordmaster2562 If you don't see the moment through the ridiculous camera angles and overacting, can't fault you, but it's there

[@LisaSERGEEV-bo3wg]

One of the greatest moments in a superhero movie. It's everything that should be in us instead of the desire to be famous and powerful.

[@alexandruilea915]

@@somethingtojenga The scene where Mjolnir comes to "resurrect" Thor because he did the ultimate sacrifice by giving his life for the greater good (saving the "mortals") is what gives me goosebumps every single time. The lightning that strikes him to restart his heart is a well considered added detail as his the good of thunder and lightning is what gives him his powers not the hammer itself. The hammer was just enchanted by Odin to give the powers of Thor to whoever is worthy of them.

[@coisasnatv]

We need more moments like that in Marvel movies!

[@BASSstarlet]

Actually is a stupid-drama scene made for girls.

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

Jwjeje

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

Dijdsiekemsoejekdjehje😊

[@CyanXxX]

Bro who’s this keyboard spammer

[@Madrid_Fan7]

​@@CyanXxXdont translate!!!😊😊😊 tú pené es pequeño

[@johngulino2651]

I like the portrayal that, with or without their superpowers, the superheroes were possessed of great bravery and valor. I’m a comics fan since about 1965, and I like this portrayal of Thor. 👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏾👍🏽

[@ismailailiya5389]

Hello plssss what's the full name of this movie

[@anonymousgaming.]

​@@ismailailiya5389'Thor'

[@tezatmezat]

​@@ismailailiya5389Natalie portman's wet dream

[@russcooke5671]

I remember reading Thors first appearance in Journey into mystery when I was a kid. I think Jack Kirby Wes the best Thor artist.

[@alexandruilea915]

@@ismailailiya5389 Thor 2011

[@agalgonzalez]

It is great to see Thor's fellow Asgardians smile when they see him revive. After this, I could never comprehend how Thor could allow Loki to live.

[@GhostSal]

Or understand why they didn’t rush to his side?

[@fortnight5677]

Tbf he did let go other people after killing Thor.

[@robertlopez7888]

​@@fortnight5677 only to kill quite a lot of innocent people the next time he attacked

[@PrestigeLearning]

Thor LOVES Loki (and vice versa). Despite all their conflicts, they've been brothers and comrades at arms for 1,500 years. We're seeing a few days' worth of conflict out of centuries of living as siblings.

[@PrestigeLearning]

@@robertlopez7888 Loki did some truly messed up things, but in this flick he was wrestling with the truth about his heritage and in Avengers he was under the scepter's influence

[@WesKitchen]

Back in the good ole days when Thor could manipulate weather.

[@aqua6613]

Like HAARP 😆

[@user-wg1km6mj8z]

Like a real god...

[@VoVina111]

He briefly did it in thor 3 when Odin died

[@beekarinsaan]

Thor went from this to an alcoholic with beer belly. 😂🤣

[@jeslyn-robloxx]

most touchable moment in superhero movie..nothing can beat this..i keep repeat it all the times..truly masterpiece..we watch this movie with families and friend all was sad with this moment suddenly thor wake up and all in the house was cheering..lol

[@mdtorres_76]

I remember watching this scene in the big screen, 2011 opening day, "Oh my God" amazing!!!

[@TheWay.O]

The best Thor movie in its franchise. Ragnarok provided a new take but it also began the downfall of Thor. After Love and Thunder, I wholly appreciate the serious tone of Thor And Thor the Dark World. Funny how the first Thor was originally very maligned.

[@themightyjohann]

Thank you Kenneth B. and Russo Bros. for bring the best versions of Thor.

[@royshavrick]

I didn't like his endgame self but the rest were pretty good.

[@scribbles1424]

I wish the Destroyer came back. I want a serious Thor movie so bad. We'll never get one sadly.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

They did have plans for the Destroyer to somehow appear in Ragnarok but that didn’t happen. Also we still have some serious movies like Ragnarok and the first part of Love and Thunder.

[@megatacka]

@@TheRailLeaguer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@megatacka What’s so hilarious?

[@megatacka]

@@TheRailLeaguer I dont know. I disagree with your statement but I dont find it hilarious so I probably replied to a wrong thread 😅

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@megatacka Maybe you did.

[@merlinsrobe4621]

We can all thank Kenneth Branagh for this movie, which to my mind is the strongest entry of the MCU so far. The tone, pacing, and plot were all spot on.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

The entire Phase 3 of the MCU are actually stronger entries versus this movie and much of the Phase 1 slate except for Iron Man and 2012’s Avengers.

[@antona.8659]

@@TheRailLeaguer Thor 1 is objectively better than Ragnascnlock. Though I hate objective film criticism. But it's true.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@antona.8659 Actually it should be the other way around as Ragnarok is better than Thor 1. In fact, Ragnarok is better and the other three Thor films combined.

[@shortfusedynamite5166]

Wow. Seeing this just shows how much Marvel really did start plummeting in quality after their first half of movies post Ironman.

[@lorzon]

This IS Thor. Not the jokey fool of recent days, but a god. Proud, but compassionate and willing to aid the weak with his great power.

[@khatravel9510]

This moment also shows us one thing. That Loki did not want to kill Thor, was simply angry and wanted to be recognized

[@pnut3844able]

But he did kill him

[@AurelionSass]

​@@pnut3844ablePoint is, he did not have the courage to use the Destroyer's fire against his brother, choosing instead to slap him out of disrespect. Too bad it was a Destroyer-sized slap, well capable of taking out any regular person 😂

[@TheDoctor_gallifrey]

Thor was pretty cool before marvel castrated him!

[@daisaku00]

3:26のシフ様の笑顔が大好き I love lady Sifu’s smile at 3:26

[@scottysgarage4393]

Sad how far the MCU has fallen since then.

[@Chaosbird87]

I can watch this scene over and over again..

[@keithbrown8490]

One of the best scenes of all the Marvel Movies. Music by Patrick Doyle next to Alan Silvestri the best music composer Marvel had. Will someone besides Kenneth Branagh use this man to score some movies . Yes thanks director Mike Newell Goblet of Fire for proving me right !

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

😢😢

[@jjmarr7130]

The music is completely forgettable and doesn't take many risks. What songs can you name from this?

[@thekrois]

That the move Thor should have used on Thanos... Always go for the Headshot!

[@kingadolf8013]

Not the Thor we deserve but the Thor we need

[@carlosvictorsantosdacosta901]

This is the Thor we want to see again in MCU ! This is the Thor we deserve !

[@johnnyskied]

Sadly I don't think we'll ever get marvel movies like we used to. Spiderman: No way home was an outlier with Sony influence. I think infinity war and end game were the pinnacle of the MCU. Nowhere really to go but downhill.

[@wizardpower7009]

@@johnnyskied hey at least secret invasion looks good

[@GabesEdtiz]

@@johnnyskiedGuardians 3 was also solid. I’d completely understand if that movie was the finale of the MCU for many fans. Phase 4 was just a trainwreck for the most part.

[@johnnyskied]

@GabesEdtiz I'll watch it on demand. I'd possibly be interested in another Thor if they went back to the feel of the first one and got solid writers and a serious director. He went from great character development and worthy of Mjölnir at the end of number 1 to a bafoon.

[@andy91218]

it's a funny idea, why would you deserve anything? you didn't do anything to "deserve" something

[@davidwayne9982]

One of my FAVORITE scenes in the whole series....

[@emozi6730]

My right ear enjoyed Thor's voice.

[@blueboy9676]

Haha, same.

[@dudekfox7685]

@@blueboy9676 What's with the right ears? Are they better than left or am I missing the joke?

[@blueboy9676]

@@dudekfox7685 EMOZI and I was only able to hear the audio in my right ear, hence the joke.

[@dudekfox7685]

@@blueboy9676 Yeah, got you...I think?

[@Bebtelovimab]

one-track mind😊

[@jeremymuir4332]

It's been a while but this might be the most Thor-y thing that happens in any MCU offering. Hovering in the eye of a storm. Even the Infinity War StormBreaker entrance wasn't as honest to the character.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

The Wakanda strikebreaker entrance also did justice to the character.

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

❤❤ueuwuueueue

[@IamtheSubSandwich]

Why is the Destroyer almost never used in marvel stories? It’s so cool looking. And it made Loki better at fighting Thor than Loki can by himself.

[@himathegreat2987]

Back when, thor's character had some depth and was a noble god. Now he's out there "finding himself" for the 6th time in his lifetime. Thor's first 2 films sucked doesn't imply that thor sucked, this thor was much better

[@hashtable4665]

his character had depth? Man, his character was absolutely bland back then. And interactions between characters become so easy and interesting when some comic relief is included in the script. Can you imagine how this Thor's interactions with guardians would feel like? Also, this would be the first time he really has nowhere to go and needs to find his purpose. Yes, they have been incorporating this concept with him since Ragnarok, but the major focus was never about him discovering himself.

[@nathansmedley2061]

@@hashtable4665 I agree, the first two movies Thor was very bland and serious. Didn’t have any depth. The first Thor felt rushed and the second was just bad. The best moments were the few comedic lines he had. Taika taking on Thor was the best thing marvel could have done.

[@derek96720]

No depth? The first film was about him learning humility and valuing the lives of others over his own pride. Plus there was the issue of Loki's struggle with identity, and which made Loki a fan favorite from the onset. The second movie dealt with Thor in conflict with Odin over whether the ends justify the means. Does sacrificing your people to save the rest of the universe remain the moral decision when you're their god and protector? Just because you didn't find depth, that doesn't mean it wasn't there. Now please, tell me how deep Love and Thunder was by comparison. His shoehorned in puppy love obsession with Jane that we've never seen in any movie until this point? His weird arc of becoming a father which had no foreshadowing or precedent in any other movie, let alone that one? His nonexistent reflection on whether Gorr might have been right about Gods being selfish and useless? Oh right, they scrapped that plot point too and instead just had Gorr turn good and save his kid at the last second. (remind you of any other MCU film that just came out?) Let's also not forget the completely illogical cancer plotline that Jane went through. She has cancer, so she finds the hammer to help it. But the hammer actually makes the cancer worse. But by that point she needs to be a hero so she keeps using the hammer and ends up dying when literally all she had to do was never pick up the hammer in the first place and she would have died anyway. Like what was Waititi going for there? She's being noble by dying from the hammer, despite the fact that she had stage IV cancer and would have died anyway? SO DEEP.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@derek96720 Dark world had no depth for Thor. Besides, the Lobe and Thunder plot was okay, especially with Jane getting cancer and wielding Mjolnir, something that lines up with the comic.

[@PeterSitterly]

Pretty much like the mythologies.

[@ausblob263]

Man i thought this movie was so dammm stupid when it came out and i was being really dumb 😂😂😂, its really pretty great

[@CIS101]

My dad loved this movie when there was nothing else to watch, and I told him it would be a good movie. It was, and still is.

[@Islandcrimsonblues]

By far, most inspiring Thor movie, a Marvel masterpiece

[@wellokayyes1266]

Certainly not from seeing this clip.

[@Skedawg88]

The only good Thor movie. Early Marvel films were watchable. That ended long ago.

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@Skedawg88 Ragnarok was an even better movie and this is considering that outside of that film, the Thor movies were mediocre at best.

[@Mayday353535]

LOL you don't see the cheese? Natalie Portman was awful in this scene lol

[@gonzaloorivevilla3329]

@@TheRailLeaguer Absolutely not! Ragnarok was so disorganized and the only reason people like the movie is because of the humor and memes when they're not seeing the bigger picture, like how the plot makes no sense!

[@davidhuang6306]

This is the hero that I was looking for, but unfortunately deprived of in the MCU. Also I miss the majestic soundtrack. Thor doesn't need Guns and Roses. He already has his own signature tune. ALL ALONG.

[@locks4]

Majestic soundtrack is right!! Fitting for a thunder god!!

[@jimgeorge3273]

I think the guns and roses was a perfect fit.

[@premjitmutum3250]

Zzz don't ruin GNR

[@marsaylus3466]

Y’all marvel fans are so serious and Salty 😂😢

[@antona.8659]

@@jimgeorge3273 nobody in a million years, nobody who knows Thor at some capacity, would think that Guns 'n Roses songs would fit Thor. They don't. They're Americanized bubblegum hard rock. Swedish metal, that's what fits Thor.

[@cameronriddle_WCS]

I watched this in theaters in 2011. As an 18-year-old, Chris Hemsworth’s performance as Thor felt so truly genuine. Even though it’s a long shot, the fact that Thor learned how to be selfless and risk his life meant so much to me. Then, to see him be chosen to rise up again as a real god… man. What a film.

[@alexoen788]

the god of hammer

[@harshbundela6152]

My right ear enjoyed thors fight

[@bamsbeyrek9728]

I died at this lol, so true.

[@Mikey122687]

Jane: "It's a good look" Hold my Thor 4

[@ruturajpatil3081]

Hold my Hammer.

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

Vb😅😅dd

[@riojones9637]

BEST SCENE EVER!! but in my head I hear "I HAVE THE POWER!" 🤣

[@stephenmwangi4733]

This movie was incredible.

[@rohanlorange3660]

Never going to be as good as this again lol

[@Legend57.]

Nah...Every superhero has to be a standup comedian now...

[@davidbyster9249]

This is what happens, when you have a great Director, doing a great movie

[@gianlucabruno6016]

have you ever saw a good movie?

[@n.goul.216]

In the X-Men universe, that thing would just be a regular Sentinel, produced by the thousands

[@Matt-dp7ze]

My right ear is really loving this dialogue

[@DenisUspeshny]

what a movie, what a soundtrack

[@ksyhay]

Да, хороший ролик. Музыкальный клип в продолжение темы )) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYPHaK2Fjr2oqKs

[@SvendleBerries]

Yeah, I miss the older soundtracks. When they started adding rock music into the fight scenes, I couldnt take them seriously anymore.

[@guindra]

As someone who keeps their right headphone off, the dialogue was amazing.

[@IndayDe]

Now that's what a real man looks like. HERO. 🔨

[@IndayDe]

It's a good look. 😘

[@CxDubxU]

Thors literally never tried this move ever again to defeat a bad guy 😂

[@nicknamed1827]

See, kids, there was a time long ago when Thor wasn't a joke.

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

Indeed

[@geaarmel6764]

He isn't nowadays

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

@@geaarmel6764 you're right. He isn't. Nowadays he is just a CLOWN 🤡

[@geaarmel6764]

@@Alexa-eo4tf No nowadays he's more relatable than never and interesting. Thor 1 and 2 are movie that made u sleep.

[@alptugt.7025]

04:24 Mjölnir vs Destroyer Stormbreaker vs Thanos reminds me

[@kingkongchief1177]

Best part was the tear Odin makes while in the Odin-sleep when he watched his son die just to protect a small town full of humans. Odin learned right then and there his son Thor had changed and became a kind, compassionate and most of all selfless man and was now worthy of his Norse god powers and mjolnir and allowed to come home.

[@Thulebeez]

The only Thor movie I can watch over and over again

[@jeffwindrim975]

One of the most memorable scenes out of a lot of movies for me anyways.

[@craigwalters4618]

Save

[@truman4956]

This always seemed like a throwback to 1990’s super hero movies capturing the best and worst qualities

[@Rahulkumar-sb9wb]

The music to this scene is so satisfying ❤

[@10Cnote]

I love this scene and one my most favourite film scores. And then Mjolnir at the speed of a modern missile soars to his hand like a magnet to earth. "Whomever shall holds this hammer, if he be worthy shall possess the power of Thor".

[@mystdragon8530]

My favorite superhero reveal. Thor goes from nice, good looking, possibly crazy, but harmless guy to full on Thor.

[@seldonwright4345]

Humanity in a nutshell. Nice guy to totally bad ass in a flash. Between heartbeats as it were.

[@chodeshadar18]

Can we just appreciate how good that car-kick was?

[@bobwarner9952]

I bet he'll be thor in the morning.

[@tyro244]

"Oh - My - God!: Thor, actually.

[@lucasgomesfilho]

The Best Thor movie and of The Best of Marvel in this fase!

[@melissapyle7879]

Can we just acknowledge that Loki was ok with just killing thor and walking away..

[@OutCast907]

"I killed Thor !! "

[@respiratoryfailure3780]

Back when the MCU teaches us all valuable lessons instead of preaching us "valuable lessons".

[@edwardbright9434]

Yes I do agree bring tht part back Thor is best of Best

[@allancastillox.7144]

Those glorious times when Thor was not a Clown

[@Brian-dd2df]

And somehow his beard, eyebrows, and hair were exactly the same color.

[@HamSandwich07]

this is the moment i stopped being a movie snob about the MCU and started to respect it. Then the elevator scene in Captain America winter soldier cemented my newly acquired fanboy status!!!

[@bighand1530]

The first Thor and Captain America The Winter Soldier are some of my favorite MCU movies.

[@agalgonzalez]

Kenneth Branagh is a wonderful director this proves it.

[@misterchubbikins]

Thor: spare this village Also Thor: *Proceeds to drop a F5 tornado on the whole village*

[@lertrit]

The best scene of the film.

[@dwighthaas1771]

The best Thor. Even better than Ragnarok.

[@thepunisherbot8548]

Agree

[@tempoher7659]

Agreed!

[@tempoher7659]

Thor 2011 the best Thor movie in the Thor franchise.

[@gonzaloorivevilla3329]

I did like Thor Dark World, but the plot for Thor Ragnarok was so disorganized and it made no sense! For example, Odin and Hela destroyed civilizations and yet the movie didn't even focus on that background! There was no scene with Odin's confession! Can anyone explain that? 🤔

[@TheRailLeaguer]

Technically the best Thor movies are Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, though the first Thor movie sits in fourth

[@marcusmulethaler5367]

The destroyer was one of not only Thors coolest villains, but Marvels coolest villains too. Its a shame they killed him off in this movie. They shoulda brought him back once more, or have thor rock the armor like the comics.

[@jimmykrackin6344]

One of their best scenes they Made. The Acting, the Music, the big comeback. And what Metal is that? Cause it seems stronger than Vibranium

[@feedthesnake3394]

i'm still impressed by how good the destroyer actually looks.

[@calvacoca]

it seems that making a tornado in a narrow street without damaging the buildings is another skill a hero must have

[@OutCast907]

Poor Man Of Steel

[@clanyer]

Bons tempos de um passado esquecido. 😪

[@KJ-bl9ev]

I love it when he catches the hammer

[@alexandreroxooficial7697]

O melhor filme do Thor , depois foi só decadência 😔

[@5426bf]

Best thor movie

[@erobos111]

STILL MY FAVORITE THOR!!!

[@EricBlackmonGuitar]

Back when Marvel knew how to make a good super hero flick. Lost it somewhere along the way.

[@thregar]

Back when Thor was an interesting character in the movies and not just a figure of fun.

[@thregar]

@@goochipoochie Which Thor film flopped at the box office? And which flopped with the critics' reviews?

[@derek96720]

@@goochipoochie First Thor movie made over 2x its budget back and the second made even more than that. Quit trying to justify the studios dumbing down Thor because they wanted to make another Guardians of the Galaxy. Not every hero needs to be a joke to suit people with poor attention spans.

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

@@goochipoochie It flopped? When where? No Thor movie has flopped what the hell you even talking about? Get your facts right

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

@@derek96720 exactly. Preach my dude! Preach

[@TheRailLeaguer]

@@goochipoochie None of the movies flopped financially, but critically, the first two movies and the fourth one received lackluster reception. Ragnarok was a success both financially and with critics.

[@HarrisonSatterfield]

Meanwhile: me with headphones dieing because the sounds are only coming out of the right side of the headphones

[@edwardhickey5185]

Thor was not scared of any one.

[@angrymanwithsillymoustasche]

3:32,3:46 Jane's reactions are precious!

[@MascuudOmar-bm2je]

Igigo9gofg9g😅

[@SewingMink160]

I miss it when Thor was a serious character, not now which is just being Chris Hemsworth on a Saturday cracking crappy one liners.

[@bobsponge1877]

10 years later, she stole his look............

[@karlmeisterfilms9112]

Thor 4!!! Bring this theme of Thor Back!!!

[@agalgonzalez]

This scene is probably better than all of Love & War.

[@aaaaaa-rr8xm]

back at the good o' times

[@jerlittle4889]

I saw the new Thor and am not sure what Thor: Love & Thunder was but they should be embarrassed to call that a movie

[@aaaaaa-rr8xm]

@@jerlittle4889 what exactly does the movie accomplish right

[@theophrastusbombastus827]

@@aaaaaa-rr8xm Thor gets a daughter/apprentice, Thor finds love again and opens his hurt and learns to let himself be attached to others and have a strong bond.

[@aaaaaa-rr8xm]

@@theophrastusbombastus827 does it have any use

[@shironasama0445]

Back when they treated Thor as a God and not the butt of a joke

[@christianfranco6597]

Yeah, it's a pity than a great character were humillated in favor of politics agenda, L&T was the worst movie of MCU, really the worst.

[@DutchBaby69]

@@christianfranco6597 bro what are you talking about. politics??? they just made him better, hes funny and seems like more of an actual character then a serious dude with a hammer. and i liked Love and thunder, and I have to say MOM was way worse then it.

[@manuelalvidrez4355]

@@christianfranco6597 why is it bad?

[@christianfranco6597]

@@DutchBaby69 Are you Disneylover?, Funny?, It's a super hero movie, not The Hangover part 3, please. Marvel must stop doing comedian and parodies. And of course there is polític agenda (feminism and forced diversity, etc). Love and Thunder is the worst MCU movie.

[@DutchBaby69]

@@christianfranco6597 I get what you’re saying with the forced political stuff, but it was not a bad movie, definitely not the worst mcu movie ever. But that’s your opinion and I’ll respect it

[@AchalSAlok]

Greatest clip of all time🥹

[@luiscosta4945]

That's true well balanced masculity! The world needs this inspiration for young men to aspire to.

[@ptertaintv]

Jane becoming a Thor was ridiculous. 🙄

[@gayanihettiwaththage3351]

I can't believe how much Thor has been through to became the god we love. It's a shame that he is taken to a joke in Thor love and thunder

[@gayanihettiwaththage3351]

Thor shouldn't been taken to a joke like that

[@derek96720]

It honestly pisses me off how people try to justify how dumbed down they made his character by saying how he went through trauma and had people die. Like yeah, he's thousands of years old. It's not the first time he's lost friends in battle or fought someone crazy powerful. The truth is that Taika Waititi is a moron who only does one kind of comedy, so he re-wrote Thor to suit his writing style, plus Hemsworth constantly asking for more comedic BS.

[@Alexa-eo4tf]

@@derek96720 Exactly. If Hemsworth wanted comedic BS should have done it with a parody of these movies. But now Love and thunder and the rest of the crap look like a parody. What a joke of movies. This movie here had more depth

[@TheRailLeaguer]

Thor was not taken into a joke in Thor: Ragnarok, despite the humor. Not to mention that it’s been a hit financially and with the critics compared to the other movies. Pretty much as successful as Captain America: Civil War.

[@antona.8659]

@@TheRailLeaguer does Taika Waititi pay you to spam every comment that's criticizing MCU's dumbing down of Thor? Thor in this movie loves his friends and would die for them. Thor in Ragnascnlock forgets Warriors Three ever existed.