Our Journey Continues ! Thor: Ragnarok | REACTION | Marvel Cinematic Universe

[@jabecker21]

“Are you Thor, the god of hammers?” May be my favorite line in the MCU.

[@rudyadjetey5120]

Mine is "Hey Cap, it's Sam, do you read me? On your left". I'm getting goosebumps just from typing that.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

@@rudyadjetey5120 SHH!!! No spoilers for Endgame.

[@rudyadjetey5120]

@@EntertainmentFan11😅my lips are sealed 🤫

[@jabecker21]

@@EntertainmentFan11 your comment is worse than his!

[@DayyHughes]

Nah, it'll always be "Mister?" "Doctor" "Mister Doctor" "No, it's Strange" "Maybe, who am I to judge?"

[@coreypohlman8539]

You may think you're ready for infinity war and endgame, but you are not. Can't wait!

[@sesh6425]

She’s seen infinity war already

[@brian19991]

@@sesh6425 and further. anything for keeping people subscribed - In the words of Willow... "bored now"

[@gingerbeardedone3318]

​​@@sesh6425she'd already seen this, too. Shit hits different when you know the whole story. Plus, even if she remembers more of the next two Avengers films than she did of Ragnarok there's still gonna be some sincere surprise, alongside some very real emotional moments. You be bored all you want.

[@jamescates7989]

Post credit scene: what was that? Thor: “you’ll see soon enough”

[@CrazeeAdam]

She just has to be a little patient XD Has only 1 more movie before she finds out right?

[@TheGambler14]

The way Loki looked at Odin when he said "I love you my sons" ... after everything he still loved him

[@ldkinbote]

Yeah, he wasn't angry at all and was impressed at how strong Loki's enchantment over him was. "Frigga would've been proud."

[@yll7570]

It’s really crazy how much impact Hela had as a villain despite being in just one marvel movie , she was a very great and evil villain , her actress did a good job.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Cate Blanchett was a brilliant choice for the role.

[@Scyth0r]

"I have passed the test....."

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Unfortunately she suffered the same fate as Gorr did. They're both fish out of water. Phenomenal dramatic villains, but both were stuck in a comedy improv movie. Imagine their impact if they were in a script more akin to an Avengers movie.

[@Enter_Zoneless]

@@DukeDarkshadowgorr had it worse though, easy to forget his full title is gorr the god butcher when he decided to kidnap children instead

[@SurvivorBri]

​@@Enter_Zonelessindeed. Why couldn't they show his God killing rampage. He was given very little character development.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Cate Blanchet portraying both Hela and Galadriel and doing an excellent job just shows her range. I love that actress.

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

Now she gets typecast as being a godlike being, lol.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

@@theevilascotcompany9255 a goddess type cast.

[@timlanteigne298]

"You'll always be the God Of Mischief. But you could be so much more"....the foreshadowing none of us knew would be so massive.

[@TheEntertainmentKnight]

Avengers Infinity War and Endgame will melt your heart like butter

[@Fualapeezy]

Dr. Strange only wanted Loki to leave Earth, because Loki was on their list of threats to keep away from Earth. The rest of the Asgards, especially Thor, are more than welcome to come to Earth. Remember, Dr. Strange was okay with Odin being/remaining on Earth.

[@daave365]

She said she lost everything. The person that saved her in that battle was her “partner”

[@willjohnson8446]

The why Odin was on Earth is important. He knew his death was coming soon and Hela would show up immediately. On Asgard, she would be unstoppable, but is much weaker on Earth. So, he made sure to die on Earth with his two sons present to fight her, but then Loki called for the rainbow bridge and let her into Asgard.

[@youtubeyo142]

Thanos didn't attack asgard when odin and hela were there, he knew how powerful those two were

[@dlunas81]

I love the references in the your getting predictable speech, saying he could be more. In the comics Loki sacrificed himself to be reborn because he was becoming predictable, and that's something a chaos god can't abide. Kid Loki's adventures are one of my all time favorite things in Marvel comics.

[@samsonitejet7]

Fun fact, the "He's a friend from work!" line was actually thought of by a kid who was on set that day during filming

[@TheHouseofDebo]

When Thor gets excited to see Hulk again and says to the Grandmaster "I know him! He's a friend from work!", Chris said it at the request of a kid dying of cancer and was brough on set by the Make-A-Wish foundation the day that scene was being filmed.

[@victore6242]

The Grand Master is the brother of The Collector.

[@tribaahl]

really? you learnt me that one, thx :)

[@milbert-naymheeler1979]

There are no side stories. If you're going in order, they all come together in an important way.

[@jeffwontshutup]

One of my favorites. I love Hulk's language development over the films, how Hulk could only grunt in in "The Incredible Hulk" (except for two lines, "Leave me alone" and "Hulk Smash"), then had a sentence here or there in the Avengers films... now here he's been in Hulk form so long that he can converse. They did a good job with that progression. Fun facts... Valkyrie (capital "V") is called "Scrapper 142" here because the comic version first appeared in the comic Incredible Hulk issue 142. In the comics, Valkyrie looks just like a traditional blonde-haired, blue eyed, braided Norse woman, just like the blonde valkyrie that saved THIS Valkyrie in her Loki-induced memory, and was a very popular character in 1970s and 1980s Marvel comics. But Tessa Thompson's interpretation was so well received that Marvel created another valkyrie (lowercase "v") named Runa for the comics that looks like Tessa Thompson.

[@ToeTag1968]

"He's a friend from work!" IIRC, a boy from the Make-A-Wish foundation (or something similar) was on set. Thor was supposed to say "where have you been?" but the boy suggested to Chris that he say the "he's a friend from work" line. I think it was the right choice. Very funny.

[@MarleyMarr2008]

This movie was the ULTIMATE setup for what's to come.😂

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

To Illuminate any confusion. Hela is that powerful and she didn't weild it with the worthy enchantment she merely held it back and then crushed it. As far as Surtur Thor was only able to beat a WEAKEND Surtur without the eternal flame. Once he had that amd grew to his full might he was well beyond Thor.

[@patrickmcdaniel5756]

On the surtur hela thor thing, thor defeated surtur, hrla defeated thor.... but at the end surtur was "powered up" with the eternal flame. So that's why end surtur was able to defeat hela.

[@josuepena269]

Definitely. At first i thought it was another rock paper scissors reference but the eternal flame thing makes more sense

[@BakersfieldVoyeur]

"It's kind of crazy..." 😂

[@KarlBAndersen]

Hela was able to destroy Mjolnir only because Odin was no longer maintaining his spell over it.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Actually not true. Enchantment still on Mjolnir during love amd thunder. She didn't weild it merely stopped it's momentum.

[@meezemusic]

hahahaha Stef's face when she saw Scurge die is hilarious!

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Guys......our girl's ALMOST there!!! Get those tissues ready, Stef!!!

[@pendrew]

The interactions between Thor and Loki are golden. Just after Odin died, they bicker for a moment, then immediately join forces. That whole scene is one of my favorites from any MCU film.

[@mimic1984]

The three MCU movies I look forward to you seeing the most is Infinity War, Endgame and Spider Man: No Way Home. I'm gonna enjoy the Hell outta the rest of this journey, though. 💜

[@jaycobherr8996]

Stef always so damned confused 😂😂😂

[@gchild1286]

Ikr! And I’m confused as to why she’s so damn confused!

[@Anon_1391]

It's annoying af honestly lol

[@KCG7]

I can’t wait for you to watch Infinity War and End Game!

[@Manuel_Chinaski]

Cate Blanchet is super fine in this

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

If Hela is on Asgard her powers are limitless, thats why she regenerated immediately after getting stabbed, that connection she has to Asgard, I believe its because shes Odins firstborn and all of her powers are through roof as long shes on Asgard.

[@JCHWKamileo]

"I don't remember" the drinking game🤣side note: don't rack your brain too much over it, watch it like your watching for the first time👍

[@viperswhip]

This is why he needed his hammer from the past when they went back to get the Stones.

[@josephmcgee232]

He awaked his power

[@UniversalCrystalJackie420]

"Nofway" was my favorite line from Stef in this one

[@zebrion5793]

This is probably in my top 5 MCU movies. It's a complete story in and of itself and adds to Thor's character tremendously. It makes him a lot less 1-dimensional. He's not just the strong dude with the hammer.

[@TaurussMAGNUS]

Someone probably already said it but, the reason why Hela’s color is green like Loki’s is because in the comics they’re father and daughter.

[@SFOlson]

It’s not just in the comics, that’s actual Norse Mythology.

[@Belhade]

Makes it look like Thor's the adopted one lol

[@victore6242]

Favorite lines: "Are you the god of hammers?" and "Where do you think all this gold came from?"

[@scoobydoo229]

At the end of Thor2, Loki was pretending to be a soldier and told Odin that his son died. Odin was probably distraught then. That would've been when Loki messed with him.

[@SkolneyVikings]

My anticipation for you getting to Infinity War is immeasurable

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

Fun fact: In real life Norse mythology Fenris the giant wolf was one Lokis terrifying children and at Ragnarok the wolf is the one who kills Odin.

[@adp806]

Loki's other children were Hela (or Hel) and Jörmungandr the world Serpent.

[@josephmcgee232]

An got his fathers too the odinforce

[@1ivanesku]

it is a bit of a conundrum in terms of - is goddess of death actually immortal? Is she the boss of death or does she actually decide.. i assume in both scenarios, she is on deaths no go list lol

[@victore6242]

Stef, you sweet summer child, the"worthy"spell wasn't cast by Oden until the first Thor movie.

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Oh dang. All this time and I never even considered that!!

[@eleegs]

Hela is Loki's daughter in the comics.

[@Belhade]

43:33 "Find somebody who looks at you the way Loki looks at the Tesseract"

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

I'm so nervous for the next ones!!!

[@abbesatty9498]

Ant-man?

[@ensyai]

The next is Black Panther​@@abbesatty9498

[@bste-slo]

​@@abbesatty9498 i think he meant infinity war 🥶

[@abbesatty9498]

@@bste-slo Aha, but Wakanda and Ant-man2 are both the next ones before IW if he refer to her watching list or mcu order.

[@bste-slo]

@@abbesatty9498 yeah I know buddy but it think he's talking about infinity war

[@scottvanhille5688]

Stef's MCU journey has been a delight. Matt Damon's and Sam Neill's cameos were great. Thor: Love and Thunder. Just wait for the MCU shows after Infinity War and Endgame. I suggest Ghost Rider (2007) and The Punisher (2004). She could be bold and watch Matt Salinger's version of Captain America as well as the late 70's version (believe there are two films). All the pre-MCU films would be cool including the ultraviolent silly Dolph Lundgren version of The Punisher including Nick Fury: Agent Of S.H.I.E.L.D. LOL. Would be interesting if she saw the animated Marvel films too as well as the DC ones (quite a lot). Good luck and have fun patrons.

[@tribaahl]

my favorite with the guardians movies , the music, the bad ass scenes, wow, what an amazing movie. And you're going slowly throught the infinity war and Endgame, you'll have to be strong for these ones ! Of course lot of funny moments, but some more... goosebumpy ^^

[@victore6242]

I'm Norse mythology The Valkyrie collect the fallen warriors and take them to Valhalla. What they battle forever. The dead renewed to fight again. Those who die without a sword in their hands are doomed to be sliced every day forever. Which is why it's significant when in The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring, that Strider puts Boromir's sword back into his hands at his death. The more you know. The more you get out of movies.

[@mimic1984]

I just wasn't able to watch the rest of your MCU reactions as they came out (wasn't able to make time to watch the ones after the first Thor movie) until a few days ago, and I gotta say your MCU journey has been the best I've seen compared to other channels I watched watch it. 💜

[@victore6242]

Love seeing two LOTR actors playing parts in the MCU.

[@imdivorcedlol]

Worthiness of Mjolnir within the MCU actually originates in the first movie. When Odin casts out Thor and strips him of his power he then also places the enchantment onto Mjolnir. Hela did wield the hammer before Thor and before the enchantment. However, in the scene where she breaks it she doesn't actually wield it or lift it; she's powerful enough to simply stop it in place and destroy the material it was made from - she is not worthy. So essentially you were right when you asked if she destroyed it cause she's just powerful enough. But back to worthiness of the hammer in the MCU can be boiled down to a set of traits one must posses but it honestly gets a lot more complicated in the comics.

[@tonylebon3275]

you mix 2 enchantments... "worthy and origin"... all the gods and goddesses of thunder can brandish mjolnir (odin, the grandfather, thor (except when odin makes him mortal), hela (she is odin's daughter in the MCU, so "goddess of thunder"... in the comics, she is "presumed" to be the daughter of loki, so "goddess of death")... for the "worthy" enchantment, it is for all people who are not part of the thunder family.

[@imdivorcedlol]

@@tonylebon3275 I did not confuse anything. In the MCU the "origin" of Mjolnir is irrelevant - it was simply a weapon that was made with others being able to wield it, just like Stormbreaker can be wielded by others. Mjolnir within the MCU had no enchantment before Thor 1, therefore, Hela was able to wield it. Odin placed the worthy enchantment on it to essentially force Thor to mature - and within the "worthy" requirement he implicated different qualities which he expected the wielder of Mjolnir to have, be he Thor or someone else. Mjolnir is not unbreakable and Hela capitalized on that fact; she also did not lift the hammer she simply blocked it - just as in theory, an unbreakable wall would be able to stop Mjolnir but that does not make the wall worthy (I understand that an inanimate object cannot be worthy but this is a hypothetical to imitate my point). I was not talking about the comics except for a small remark because they are irrelevant within the MCU but context about a certain topic can still be interesting. You're wrong.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

​@imdivorcedlol you are correct

[@disney2133]

Now we're really there !!

[@BestBryFar]

When Korg talks about his brother and the rebellion. That was the battle in the beginning of Dark World. The rock guy that got the uppercut. I don't notice many people putting that together. And, just to add to the actual lore. Not the MCU. Hela and Fenrir are two of Loki's children. Hela is, also, the only one that will openly defy Odin's wishes. When Odin and Frigg's other son, Baldr, died from the mistletoe. Odin told Hela to release him so he could live again. She stood on business and kept him. Hela, if more of the look was real. Would look more like Two Face. Half decayed face, half beauty. Though, Cate is a beautiful woman. So, why mess up that face?

[@claytonhaag6931]

Congrats on the new place yo! I love this movie!!!

[@plprooo]

I just finished the second season of Loki man what a damn good series and totally made me a Loki fan when I was super indifferent before.

[@drahunter213]

Actually That big fire monster with the eternal flame is way way stronger at the end of the movie where at the beginning he was weakened…he was reborn with that flame and is back in his prime

[@mannyfloplayz4254]

What camera do you use? If you don’t mind

[@seansteyer8851]

Cate Blanchette is one of my "5 celebrities" and she looks super hot in that Hela costume!

[@erniemartinez7228]

Time for infinity war and endgame she is in for a shock

[@carlburgos2253]

Yayy, vbeen waiting for this!

[@TheWindcrow]

23:50 ya Stef.....Thor, god of Thunder 😁 Helya: "What are you god of again?"

[@victore6242]

I love seeing Thor learning how to be sneaking. Trucks he learned by being exposed to Loki.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Oh! Korg! The stone guy you really like, is played by the director/producer of this film and a few future films as well :) Also it was the Tesseract Loki looked at. Not a stone. Although both very powerful

[@victore6242]

The best writing answers the questions the audience has exactly what the audience asks.

[@victore6242]

Her helmet is based on the comic book character. Love the where we see her ships, to attack Asgard during Ragnarok, made from the finger nails of the dead.

[@somestormchaseridjitwithwi2024]

YOU DIDRAGNAROK OMG

[@ThePebble_20]

Oh boy. The next two Avengers films are going to affect Stef's precious heart so deeply.

[@JarofMayonaise]

God this woman is so beautiful. Great to see your reactions thus far and look forward to infinity war and end game.

[@alexthorpe6583]

I still think it's one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. I wouldn't exactly call it a side movie; little direct impact on the people of Earth, but the death of Odin Allfather and the destruction of Asgard are pretty important. And you will soon see what that huge ship at the end is about.

[@karlbecker8775]

One of my top 3 MCU movies!

[@CrazeeAdam]

Oh yeah, you can 100% watch these without context. But with the greater story in mind, they all become much more. A few you can genuinely watch with no context and they're still amazing movies. Mainly the fist Iron and 2nd Iron Man movies, much from the "phase 1" era, Guardians of the Galaxy 1 (and 2 if said people enjoyed the first). But even those few that you could watch by themselves, mean much more in the greater context of this universe

[@victore6242]

Love the Richard Nigal shirt. Those who know, know.

[@humzakhurshid11697]

Interesting fact: the voice of Korg belongs to the movie’s director, Taika Waititi

[@CobaltShadownite]

Not sure how new that microphone is. But, that feature reacting to your tone it picks up, pretty cool.

[@mlewisfunny6265]

Fastest Stef ever got into a reaction 🤣❤️ always fun

[@dagmarb7158]

This movie is so fun ! I once watched it everyday for a week straight I loved it so much 😂

[@scottallen6160]

This is not important to the Infinity Saga but Grandmaster is a Lost Celestial like Ego (Starlord’s father). His planet and most of its inhabitants are him, like Ego and his planet. Love ya Stef! ✌️😉💕

[@SeedFactoryProject]

The giant spaceship at the end is a teaser for a later film, just like Fury showing Selvig the Tesseract at the end of Thor 1 was a teaser for the Captain America film.

[@colournut]

I think Odin gave Thor the hammer to help control his power. so that's why he gets the lightning coursing through his body now. The hammer was limiting his power.

[@randomaccessfemale]

We are close to the Infinity War, guys! Can't wait.

[@RudeBoi35364]

She’s getting closer to the big one (Infinity War)

[@bellantwain21]

Good movie love the video Stef stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way it's crazy that Odin head his daughter for so long

[@HammerdWalrus]

For the scene when Hela breaks Mjolnir, it's because Odin's enchantments went away with him. Since they live for so long, they tie their magic to their lives. Other characters who live considerably shorter lives like Doctor Strange or Wanda Maximoff will make it so that the spells last past their life time.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Actually is not true, Enchantment is always there as it was in love and thunder. She didn't wreild it when she crushed it just stopped it's momentum. And while she used to posses Mjolnir Back then there wqs no worthy Enchantment on it, Whoever shall prove worthy will have the power of Thor who wasn't born yet. Hope that clears that up some

[@MadcapMatt]

The voice of Korg is the director Takia Waititi. He's done a few great movies you have to check out including JoJo Rabbit and Free Guy.

[@jfestin]

Thor Ragnarok was released in 2017. That was 7 years ago. Your perspective when you watched it then was with your younger self and it's understandable that you won't remember many things because back then your interests were not MCU.

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

I don’t think there was any other way for Loki to get out of the vault quickly enough without the tesseracts help after merging surturs crown with the eternal flame.

[@DaveH82]

That could be true but he also knows magic.

[@MadcapMatt]

Top 5 possibly top 3 MCU for some people

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

Thor the dark world is the one that you last saw Odin, it doesn’t explain what happened to Odin other than Loki somehow takes his place as king, up until this movie.

[@tinystegosaurus587]

This has gotta be either my favourite or close to favourite MCU movie, so good

[@o0pinkdino0o]

"Just come as you are Jeff (Goldblum)... what you are wearing is fine."

[@design834]

To paraphrase Civ, one more movie...

[@mflilbro]

Thanks the lord I’ve been having withdrawals

[@JordanGreen-yy2ny]

One other thing about Thors hammer is Hela previously owned it before him at some point and another it was created by the dwarves just like Norse mythology their well known for crafting magical powerful weapons

[@thisisscorpio6024]

In the comics, Hela is Loki's daughter and is taller. Her mom's a giant.

[@BrandonWillWin]

So has she seen all the rest of the mcu from this point on? I know she’s said that she’d seen some of them but I don’t know which ones. Has she already seen infinity war and endgame?

[@karlbecker8775]

Korg makes this movie! TY, Taika!

[@gordongoblin]

You look at Loki, Hela, and Thor and you get the wrong idea about who was adopted