THOR: RAGNAROK!! (first time watching)

[@moquips]

Korg's whole storyline is a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" joke. He lost his rebellion due to pamphlets (rock lost to paper), and crushed his friend who had blade hands (rock beats scissors)

[@keykiq]

That's.... Kinda genius and I never noticed before haha great catch.

[@kelaarin]

And he was the director.

[@k3n12ock]

NICE! I've watched this movie a bunch of times and never put that together, LOL

[@philipocallaghan]

Scissors beats rock? Where? When he woke up for no reason?

[@jefferyparks81]

Came to the comments to make this. Beat me to it.

[@stonecoldku4161]

"We know each other. He's a friend from work." That line was suggested by a Make a Wish kid, who was visiting set that day as his wish.

[@cirrustate8674]

It's a perfect line for the scene.

[@notme8606]

who sadly passed away before the premiere but they made sure he saw it before he passed

[@wearywanderer7018]

Legend. That line is perfect

[@ioahII]

@@notme8606 really?

[@notme8606]

@@ioahII that was I was told but I'm not 100% because I don't know his information.

[@honeybunnyhanni1931]

I love the meme where Loki's like: Black hair, green suit, pointy helmet I'm starting to think Thor's the adopted one.

[@richardrobbin2225]

All three siblings draw their swords/daggers the same. Weird.

[@GeneralBass]

Guess it's a nature v nurture thing

[@Gengrel]

Look up a young Anthony Hopkins. Put the 4 of them side by side and the question is answered. :)

[@ianchristmas]

@@Gengrel I always thought Odin pulled a Zeus and was Loki's biological Father. It's why Loki is small for a Frost Giant. Also why Zeus took the child that was Human sized after the battle.

[@andco53]

Maybe the resemblance between Hela and Loki is a sneaky nod to the fact that in the original myths, Hel(a) is Loki's daughter.

[@SnibediSnabs]

You know, there are actors who completely embody and become the characters they are playing. And then there's Jeff Goldblum who, no matter what movie he's in, is just Jeff Goldblum.

[@JoelP99]

Not a bad thing.

[@SnibediSnabs]

@@JoelP99 Definitely not, I love it.

[@ericmarois6960]

@@JoelP99 I am laughing so hard because you definitely got it right. He's all kinds of awesome yet always himself. I love that about him.

[@nimbusws5946]

There are actors hired for their ability to take on a personality. Then there are actors you hire for *their* personality.

[@nagasainarasimha1645]

@@nimbusws5946 wow great line dude

[@queenannsrevenge100]

My favorite line from the movie: “...the slaves are arming themselves-“ “you know I don’t like that word!” (Sighs) “Fine, the ‘prisoners with jobs’ are arming themselves.”

[@joeypotter6051]

Rachel House who played that character was also the voice of the Grandmother in Moana

[@markamanic]

Basically how for-profit prisons work.

[@JS-ri8qc]

@Keepin it Real great film. it's that kiwi blend of humor and heart that taika waititi fans have come to love

[@xxhitormissxx2370]

I personally loved : Corg: "The damage is not too bad. As long as the foundations are still strong, we can rebuild this place." 💥BOOM💥 "Now those foundations are gone. Sorry."

[@robertlaidlaw4592]

the best thing about this film is its literally how thor comics should be, kind of wacky out there space adventures with a sexy muscular Shakespearian pirate Viking, yea there's more comedy but i think that helps offset the goofyness.

[@greigclement9081]

14:59 "Loki, look who it is !" . At the mention of Loki's name, Huik looks up and makes eye contact with Loki. Loki looks shit scared. My favourite scene in the movie.

[@gonk_ch]

hulk was like: puny god

[@Horrrrrrrrst]

Fun fact, while Matt Damon plays Loki in that scene, he also played a character named Loki in the movie Dogma.

[@onecoolghoul]

I haven't seen or thought about that movie in YEARS

[@FlyinMunky]

And I think it's Liam, Chris's brother, playing Thor. Also, Sam Niell as Odin.

[@ParkerLongbaugh]

@@FlyinMunky Luke Hemsworth.

[@jazzycat8917]

@@FlyinMunky Its Luke, the oldest one.

[@FlyinMunky]

@@jazzycat8917 I couldn't remember which one it was, just that it was another Hemsworth.

[@darraghtalorgan1905]

The hulk was trying to stay angry to prevent him from feeling sad. That's why you can see him punching himself when he felt the changes coming.

[@calebsyswerda]

😢

[@erikjohnson3859]

It's also important to note that traditionally he becomes more and more educated and less childish the longer he stays as the Hulk, up to a point.

[@michaelriddick7116]

@@erikjohnson3859 Im a life long Hulk fan and actually totally missed that ... it almost like the only times he was able to "grow and mature" was when Banner was the one asleep 😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭

[@azuraug8693]

I saw it more of him trying to stay angry because he was trying to stay in control, not stop Banner from being sad.

[@erikjohnson3859]

@@azuraug8693 RIght, thats what I was getting at. He doesnt care about Banner, he just had enough cognitive ability to realize what was about to happen and to try to stop it.

[@ragnar0432]

I think Thor's friends were killed in such an undignified way because it was ment to show that she's not to be taken lightly. Especially because we have seen Thor's friends fight in wars and fight frost giants and she still dispatched of them so easily. Then we get the big battle with the ships to show her combat prowess beyond sheer power.

[@Akeche]

Well the director was also a little flippant about them, too.

[@thedeepfriar745]

Haha the warriors three died like a bitch

[@ma.2089]

@Insignatious a big theme of the movie is the idea of change. Ppl need to change for the better. Some don’t, and some do. I feel as tho that cuz the characters in Thor movies, besides the royal family are given extremely limited attention, we don’t see them grow. So when u see them here, they don’t change and therefore they’re dispatched quickly. It also makes Hela a bigger threat, tho her inability to change and accept change ends her. There’s also commentary abt colonization, and how Odin is a shit dad but at least realized his colonization was a garbage practice and he ended it, and Hela refused to.

[@connorwood9211]

Also no one really cared for them

[@Mirikal]

It's also symbolic of Ragnarok, where most of the Norse gods (and people) die, badly. End of the world and what not.

[@bartoszrebelski8571]

When Odin says "I love you my sons" Loki knew that he told the truth.

[@JKM395]

And I think it changed him.

[@bartoszrebelski8571]

@@JKM395 yes, you see it from his face. He was nearly crying.

[@JKM395]

@@bartoszrebelski8571 Yessir. Powerful scene.

[@AqwDragulum]

“I, Loki, Prince of Asgard.....Odinson.”

[@geraldburke5147]

The story of Loki is almost a tragedy, and would have ended as it read consistant for many years, but for Odins admission that he loved his sons, and his humor at how difficult it was to break free of Loki's latest machinations. Before Odin passed he told Loki he loved him in a way that could not be argued, must have eased a long hurt Loki had been tending. But it was when Thor outwitted Lokis attempt at betrayal and turned it on him, showing Loki that Thor could adapt and grow into something more, and Loki could as well if he wanted rather than be stuck as a petty god of mischief. Loki burdened with real truth, decided to take a ship and crew back to Asgard to fight for his people. His people because Loki wanted to be more than he was.. He made a choice, decided who he was. Fought beside his brother to save the people. He was a true Prince and Odinson that day. With right finally to be proud, for he was a savior to his people. Love for his brother, forced him to relinquish the tesseract, and when his scheming failed to defeat or bargin with Thanos, he said his name, and titles looking at his fallen brother as he said,Odinson, as a nod to their bond and a final goodbye as Loki son of Freya and Odin struck out in brave futility against inevitable Thanos, who killed Loki for has many broken promises to Thanos. But he died on his feet fighting, as would be expected as a son of Odin would... And that is why... the story of Loki while sad does not end in tragedy, because clever Loki finally made a choice, and died with honor, remembered by his people and loved by his brother. A worthy end to a troubled Loki..

[@nopewmopan]

"I didn't print enough pamphlets." Rock is defeated by paper.

[@christopherbacon1077]

More like lack of paper

[@nopewmopan]

@@christopherbacon1077 in the game of paper-rock-scissors, lack of paper isn't one of the options.

[@matteyles3814]

Miek, the alien with blades for hands, gets stomped on by Korg: rock beats scissors.

[@jordinagel1184]

@@matteyles3814 Miek then pursues his dream of becoming an author: scissors beat paper

[@Peter_S.Woldrich]

"It's funny that her color scheme is the same as Loki's" - Well, it's even more fun, because in the real nordic mythos Hela is actually Loki's daughter, not stepsister.

[@darthrevan5976]

In the comics too

[@danh8804]

Loki's reaction to Hulk tailwhipping Thor is my favorite thing in 20+ MCU movies. Great continuity, great callback, great comedy. YES!! THAT'S HOW IT FEELS!! Such obvious brother energy

[@Xone9]

First time I heard Loki yell that in the theater, I almost fell out of my seat from laughing so hard. Such a great callback.

[@ericmarois6960]

Combined with the close up Loki's terrified, stunned face when Hulk bursts through the door it makes for an awesome moment.

[@josearroyo8008]

The friend from work line was actually came from a make a wish kid who was visiting the set.

[@tbirdUCW6ReAJ]

That kid’s amazing

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

To bad they don’t get paid to be avengers tho

[@Mr.Abreu.76]

@@nizzleprizzle9783 it's telling that Falcon can't get a loan to save the family fishing business and Peter Parker just basically gets a big part of Tony Stark's assets for free...

[@GeneTheDude]

@@Mr.Abreu.76 telling about what, Hollywood’s agenda to paint the world a certain way?

[@n0body550]

Its a matter of who you know really

[@stephenjenkins3995]

Natalie: *watches movies with captions that literally say every characters name and how to spell it* Also Natalie: ✨Kargin✨ ✨Sulter✨ ✨Crog✨

[@jayanthkumar7964]

LOL this has me laughing.

[@gt800]

As well as calling Muspelheim Hel, but i can’t blame her for that

[@cooliostarstache5474]

crog

[@JakeToll37]

Fun MCU fact, The Grandmaster, played by Jeff Goldblum, is the brother of The Collector from Thor 2 & the first Guardians, played by Benicio Del Toro.

[@codyleslie478]

Whaaaa? That's pretty cool.. I always thought they kinda skipped over the collector and didnt show him enough

[@derekphelps2819]

Elders of the Universe

[@danieldickson8591]

I'd love to see those two weirdos team up in a future Marvel movie. Goldblum and Del Toro riffing off each other would be hilarious.

[@eltoncdb]

It's never addressed in the MCU though. We assume they are brothers because they're in the comic boooks

[@39Hundred]

I love how Disney/Marvel hired quirky actors like Jeff Goldblum and Benicio Del Toro to play 2 of the Elders Of The Universe. If they ever introduce more Elders, hopefully they’ll hire more quirky, odd, awkward actors like Nicholas Cage, Christopher Walken, Gary Busey, Crispin Glover and Aubrey Plaza.

[@thechad4485]

"She looks more like Loki, than Thor." In the comics, Hela is Loki's daughter.

[@fzoid3534]

In Norse mythology she's also his daughter and Fenris (the big wolf) is also his kid.

[@thechad4485]

@@fzoid3534 I figured that was the case, but I'm more confident in my comic book knowledge than my Norse historical knowledge lol

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

@@fzoid3534 So is Sleipnir the horse. The risks of being a shapeshifter...

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

In the MCU, she and Loki aren't related at all because Loki's adopted.

[@VegetaLF7]

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Same with the World Serpent, though we haven't seen him in a MCU film yet

[@gestaltdude]

I cannot admit to how many times I've seen this movie, or people reacting to it, but I always lose it when Bruce splats on the Bifrost. Every. Single. Time. The first time I saw it in the cinema, I was laughing for so long it turned into one of those silent laughs that almost stops you breathing.

[@mayhasdreams1344]

dude same, it cracks me up every time

[@SilentBob731]

That dull hollow thump when he hits the bridge is hilarious every time.

[@rubenvanessen1743]

Bruise Banner

[@gestaltdude]

@@rubenvanessen1743 Bits of him, certainly. :P At least, until he changed.

[@CleansHaven]

You lose it every single time?

[@plypayj3]

"that's my secret Cap I'm always angry" - Bruce Banner Bruce doesn't need to get angry to turn into Hulk he can do it at will as seen in first Avengers movie, however he does need Hulk to agree to turn back into Banner but Hulk is tired of only being used as a weapon, Hulk wants to live too.

[@HarryCaneNo1]

Well, in the movies Hulk is and does whatever the script decides. There's no actual rule to it. The scene in Avengers 1 just fits the plot. Banner gets turned into Hulk twice by the Mind Stone against his will but in Infinity War he can't because Hulk doesn't want to. Then in Thor 3 he changes multiple times for no real reasons. So yeah, The Hulk works as the script wants him to work.

[@zamhobby9662]

@@HarryCaneNo1 Where in Thor 3 he change multiple times? He just change once into Banner in Sakaar, then later after Banner jump to down to his death in the bridge, then later turn to Hulk. Later appear in A3 as Hulk fight the big guy and later as Banner. And no more changes....

[@nerds-nonsense]

@@HarryCaneNo1 y-you just made a bunch of stuff up and stated it as fact.

[@GoodEyeSniper74]

Natalie (at Korg): "I love this guy." Every other Marvel fan: "Yep, same."

[@mnomadvfx]

Speak for your self. I found some lines funny, but the one when Asgard was literally blowing up was equivalent to cracking a joke at people fleeing a war zone It takes what should be an extremely emotional scene for basically an entire race of people and turns it into yet another lazy pratfall for cheap laughs. But what else can you expect from the company that literally brought us the fictional white savior version of the Pocahontas story, as opposed to the reality of John Smith who wrote that fiction - aka the abductor and rapist of Pocahontas. There's a point at which you sacrifice too much to make something fit into the limited box of the lowest common denominator going to the box office - and sadly they did that for Thor. Again, and again, and again. Only he'll never get a solo TV series to retcon that character and mythos devolution - it'll just get worse. Next Thor film he'll literally be doing stand up routines with Mjolnir, I really don't think that is even remotely a stretch given what Taika and the IW/EG writers have done to the character so far.

[@memyselfandi7782]

Dude I don't love him either or even like. He's ok, didn't make me laugh but I dont mind him. The problem is that you're seriously ranting about a character making humor in a comedy based movie.... along with some other things. The point of the scene wasnt meant to be emotional, it was way too short to pull that off. If it ruined that scene for you, thats fine but it was fitting for the movie it is.

[@jonnybgoode7742]

@Keepin it Real it was lazily done. Its stuff youd expect from Nickelodeon. Btw when movies are being pumped out aimed at the lowest common denominator to make as much money back the person criticizing probably isnt the moron...

[@yoongisgummysmile9648]

"You rode a hammer" "The hammer rode you on your back" "Oh my god the hammer pulled you off"

[@lilscenechick1995]

Lmao I fucking love Korg

[@princesssofiyagm]

They have a very intimate relationship Thor and his hammer.

[@htsbrickreviews]

“THE GROUND”

[@michaelmulherin9952]

so much great humor i want more plz

[@Cinemagic53]

“She’s gonna be so difficult to defeat.” “Actually, it’s gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience.”

[@FilmFire96]

YAASSSSS

[@FilmFire96]

Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow!

[@kyleesposito7093]

“And then SATAN appears!” “What?” “Yeah, and he kills Hela with a giant hell sword!” “Wow wow wow wow wow. Wow.”

[@FilmFire96]

@@kyleesposito7093 love it

[@toob1979]

"But isn't she supposed to be the unkillable god of death?" "I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back." "Well okay then."

[@tylerbrown5526]

Man, I love Karl Urban. He's so underappreciated.

[@thatHARVguy]

He's great in everything he does. He even insisted to keep his helmet on during Dredd.

[@fixer1140]

*agrees diabolically ☕

[@RudyBleeker]

Go watch Almost Human. Unfortunately there's only one season, but it's definitely a great sci-fi buddy cop show featuring Karl Urban

[@HarryCaneNo1]

Carl Urban's problem was that after LoTR he made shitty movies for years and pretty much deserved to have a bad reputation. Actually talentwise there was nothing good from him between LoTR and TheBoys. But I definitely really like him in both those roles. And in Dredd, I mean, there was no talent needed :D

[@deusdark1]

Karl Urban in DOOM nuff said

[@AngelArm1110]

For those wondering why Hela didn't simply appear on Asgard when her imprisonment was ended, it's because of the position of Hel in the Branches of Yggdrasil, the world tree. Midgard (Earth) is between Asgard and Hel, which is why Hela has to pass through it in order to get to Asgard.

[@drunkenswordsman3373]

Odin: *dies* *literally cannot live anymore* Natalie: “that’s a d*ck move Odin, why did you do that?”

[@toshomni9478]

I felt the same way. Odin was the worst father ever. "Oh, by the way, you have a sister who I've treated so badly for millennia that she wants to destroy us all. Have fun dealing with that. Peace out!"

[@markamanic]

@@toshomni9478 Looking at Hela and Loki, it's a miracle Thor came out the way he did.

[@Rushking20]

Moreso the fact that he just leaves them with a unbeatable problem that he himself said he caused and dosent tell them until the literal last minute I’d be pissed to

[@joshhood7624]

It's kind of like in the first Thor movie when Loki was like "why did you lie to me my whole life?" and Odin decided to take a nap instead of having that conversation.

[@someonenothere8818]

I think it was also the way Odin died, he didn't feel like someone on the verge of death. He seemed like he was still physically strong enough to be alive.

[@Wolfeur]

"I like how theatrical Loki is" _thinks about the stage play he put about himself as well as how he arrives to Asgard_ I…guess that's fair

[@joshhood7624]

Loki to every other MCU villan. "You may all be villans but you're not SUPERvillans." Alexander Pierce "What's the difference?" Loki making himself the figurehead of a spaceship that swoops in at the last second "PRESENTATION!!!!" Justin Hammer "Teach me."

[@x_quinn_x9179]

love how Taika is also Korg :) I like the part where Thor says "Loki I thought the world of you"… It just sets Loki back and makes a nice moment... Then ofcs "get help" straight after lol.

[@k3n12ock]

Fun fact: "He's a friend from work" line, Chris Hemsworth mentioned in a few interviews that it came from a kid who was on set for make-a-wish and it was so good they added it into the movie (something like that, I might be off on some details.)

[@Lady_Vengeance]

Good shout! I forgot about that, but I remember reading that too!

[@charliefarmer4365]

That question about Thor accidentally summoning his hammer... it's an interesting thought. I think he has to will it, though.

[@Frostbite08]

Now I'm imagining Thor summoning the hammer in his sleep, waking up with a broken nose, and wondering who the hell managed to lift it, hit him with it, and sneak out.

[@ajclements4627]

In the new Mjolnir origin, the story tells of a cosmic storm so fierce it would blow planets from their orbits with its wind, blast moons apart with its lightning, and make black holes shake with its thunder. It was called the God Tempest, the Mother of Thunder. When the storm descended upon Asgard, Odin engaged it in battle with the Odinforce (just go with it, okay?) and trapped it inside a hunk of raw Uru gifted to him by the dwarves. Odin brought the Uru back to the dwarves for them to make it into a weapon, and they had to use a star get their forge hot enough to smelt it. When it was complete, Odin named the hammer Mjolnir. When he attempted to wield it, the hammer flew out of control and nearly destroyed Asgard in the process. Angered, Odin enchanted it so it would be all but impossible for anyone else to lift it. If he couldn't use the storm's power, then no one would, and so the hammer sat in his armory for eons. Of course we know that Thor Odinson was eventually deemed worthy enough to wield the hammer. That is, until the events of Original Sin where Nick Fury whispered something into his ear that caused the hammer to deem him unworthy and reject him. That’s how Jane Foster came to be the hammer’s owner, until Thor was deemed “worthy” again. The hammer has always behaved differently for Jane. It would fly gracefully through the air doing loops and sharp turns as it helped Jane in combat, and Jane would treat it as though it was an ally of hers, even giving it a kiss in admiration. The hammer seemed to have a mind of its own, and after impersonating Jane and actually speaking to her, it seems that indeed it does.

[@Cifer77]

Yeah I don't think it's tied to the physical opening of his hand. If that were true he could never palm anything, never spread out his fingers without summoning the hammer lol. It would create some funny scenarios if it did.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

I always thought it had to be him concentrating on it, since that's what thor did in earth's mightiest heroes when the absorbing man took the properties of his hammer like fight back! thor was like i'm concentrating and since he took the properties of the hammer eventually thor could control him and flung him with his mind.

[@bradmarchant7822]

Anyone else immediately imagine a robot chicken sketch with Thor at a dinner table trying to pick up a utensil but keeps accidentally calling his hammer???

[@guardian35]

It makes sense that Doctor Strange would blink Thor all over sanctum. He's meeting a God for the first time and wants to show he is a formidable protector of Earth who can't be walked over. Basically, "You're in My realm and I have the upper hand here. Behave." lol

[@StreetHierarchy]

Karl Urban is outstanding as Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy in the modern Star Trek movies. He's a versatile actor and seems to throw himself into his roles.

[@ericmarois6960]

Definitely. Must love what he does because on top of talent he seems to genuinely care about delivering awesome performances. His demands about becoming Dredd were of a very dedicated actor to that role's accuracy and he delivered a spectacular performance. I love Dredd and will re watch it soon. Would love to see Nat react to it too.

[@justmike9756]

@@ericmarois6960 i just wanted to write about Dredd, thanks 😁 i love that movie too

[@garykephart]

But...to fully appreciate that, Nat would need to watch some ST TOS episodes for a while.

[@WhyneedanAlias]

Odin at the beginning when standing in Norway actually said to Thor and Loki: "Remember this place! Home..." He compleatly knew what was coming

[@CaptainFrost32]

In the comics, Thor was born in the caves of Norway. Odin mated with the Elder Goddess Gaea. This was where Thor was humbled by Odin by sending Thor to live among humans as the mortal doctor with a bad leg until Odin arranged for Donald Blake to take a vacation in Norway. When alien scouts chased Dr. Blake into the caves at the base of the cliffs, the walking cane was lost and a gnarled stick was all he could find for defense. He struck the improvise cane against the wall and was changed to his Asgardian form. In Captain America : First Avenger, the Red Skull found the Tesseract hidden in Norway. While Hela gained power in Asgard, Thor gains power on Midgard.

[@mnomadvfx]

Of course he did. Odin is a seer, both of present as we have seen in Thor 1, and future. Heimdall is basically an understudy by comparison when it comes to the sight. Like Frigga told Loki "your father does nothing for no reason".

[@mnomadvfx]

@@CaptainFrost32 Yeah about that, they never actually detailed who Hela's mother was either. It's kinda hard to see Hela as Frigga's daughter and there is no fresco of them together as there is with Hela and Odin. It's one of those sad lacking pieces in the story that could have been explained by a short flash back showing Hela murdering her own mother causing Odin to finally lose it and go full Odinforce on her until she was so beaten down he had to either kill or exile her.

[@ericmarois6960]

Great comment! Thank you. As often as I have watched that movie, that link had eluded me yet. I may be a bit dumb but I am not ungrateful and I love that you made that comment. Thank you.

[@houseofaction]

@@CaptainFrost32 not anymore they retconned Thors parental origins again. in the current comics he is the son of Odin and the Phoenix force

[@TAKTAK_Toys]

Fun fact Natalie: in the comics Hela is Loki’s daughter, possibly why they have similar costume colour schemes

[@simonO712]

And in Norse mythology _Fenrir_ is also Loki's child :P

[@Geranyki]

@@simonO712 Don’t forget Jormungandr, and technically Sleipnir. Loki had some weird kids in the mythology

[@jensoop]

in Norse mythology*

[@brutalchicken]

Every time Natalie changes hairstyles: "Who is that woman and why is she claiming to be Natalie?" EDIT: Yes, the hair is gorgeous and yes, I'd love to see your reaction to the Boys S1 and S2

[@zachbartell4193]

I love her hair it’s gorgeous

[@animegamernerdo]

are you trying to ruin her?! lmao, we need to ease her into a show like The Boys I think. But I hear ya, that show would be a good pick.

[@sauronishere8040]

But I am sad she no longer looks like a Hobbit.

[@ParkRangerPaul]

I agree! New hair looks fantastic :)

[@ROArecords2]

Just like the other Nat (Natasha)

[@Mark_E_M]

Best line: “I have been falling...FOR 30 MINUTES!” 😂

[@clarkrobinson9934]

Agreed. So glad she showed that part. It makes me so happy

[@whofactchecksthefactcheckers]

My favorite line Is thor with the get help gag

[@Kayoss13212]

To this day I’ve always thought that, that was just a little payback for Tom Hiddleston saying in an interview that Loki probably wouldn’t be impressed with Doctor Strange. Lol.

[@koptersp3260]

Best scene: *G E T H E L P*

[@sweetrain50]

I LOVE that line!

[@DwindleDwellandDwarf]

Are we all going to move past Natalie not recognizing Matt Damon? 😂

[@diggity1039]

She missed more than Matt, she missed 80% of the movie.

[@weedDOTexe]

@@diggity1039she never stopped.....never man it was haaaard

[@diggity1039]

@@weedDOTexe Yup, that was my breaking point. Ragnarok is my favorite MCU movie. I was a patron of hers. I think I continued watching until Endgame, but I'm not sure.

[@bbtank3000]

"Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now it's here. Or should I say......" HERE WE GO FOLKS! Cannot wait for her to watch Infinity War!

[@mycroft16]

This one's gonna be brutal on her.

[@TedBrogan]

@@mycroft16 I think we'll see more than enough Natalie tears during and after BP, what with the recent death of Chadwick.

[@roelven1282]

@@mycroft16 yeah.... i hope she is stocking up tissues

[@renegade7357]

Let's Just Hope She's Not Suffering From Clinical Depression!

[@colleenross8752]

I am

[@Dmarcoot]

I broke out laughing at “here we go Satan. Here we go”. That was awesome

[@Meglivorn]

I'm surprised that Natalie named every actor at appearnce, a lot even after, but not a peep on Cate Blanchett. Did I miss something? 😅

[@Juice_Gone_Wild]

I hope you're feeling the excitement build for Infinity War/Endgame!

[@sofiasotoochoa2995]

yaaaaaas

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

I was actually disappointed to hear we have to see her reaction to Black Panther first, considering that Infinity War Starts right where that end credits scene was. But yeah, I guess we have to understand Wakanda and it's role as well.

[@XAVR_]

@@Jay-ate-a-bugplus BP is a dope movie

[@Jay-ate-a-bug]

@@XAVR_ Of course it is, I never said it wasn't. Of course... of course.

[@anouar3194]

@@XAVR_ black panther was boring, but i liked the soundtrack.

[@dpacc88]

"Isn't this the guy in The Boys?" R.I.P. Éomer 😂

[@ProfArmitage218]

In the comics, Skurge sacrificed himself to save Thor and a bunch of trapped mortal souls from Hela, holding the bridge leading out of Hel and standing against an army of undead while carrying a pair of assault rifles. "They sing no songs in Hel, nor do they celebrate heroes, for silent is that dismal realm and cheerless. But the story of the Gjallerbru and the god who defended it is whispered across the nine worlds. And when a new arrival asks about the one to whom even Hela bows her head, the answer is always the same: He stood alone at Gjallerbru... and that answer is enough."

[@ANonymous-rt6vp]

Karl Urban's character is Skurge the Executioner, another Thor villain though usually paired with Amora the Enchantress. His last stand in the comics, very deliberately evoked here, is the first time a comic book ever made me cry.

[@robert_bbiii]

A great story in the comics and a fitting redemption for the character "He stood alone at Gjallerbru. And that answer is enough."

[@goji3755]

So the major theory as to why Loki and Hela look alike in the movies is because when Odin found Baby Loki and picked him up, Loki saw into Odin's mind and instinctively changed himself to look like his firstborn, seeking safety and a new family since he was discarded by the frost giants. Of course, in the comics and in classic mythology, it's because Hela is Loki's daughter, not Odin's.

[@Cookie_Nova]

Alright now I need a Supercut compilation of Mjolnir saying "MEEEEE" whenever it flies back to Thor... thanks Natalie

[@TheMarioAdams]

Even if the Hulk was just in this movie and not Banner, Mark ruffalo still does the motion capture and voice for hulk

[@gkil4978]

Karl Urban in Dredd was excellent, another comic book movie

[@neruba2173]

Im genuinely impressed on how can you follow the plot of the movie while talking out loud every single thing that corsses your mind.

[@bodyzergcasting]

I seriously hope (for her) that this is not her first watching, or she literally lost 90% of the MCU. I really hope not =(

[@rodanandme]

Now its time to watch What We Do In The Shadows, made by the director of this movie Taika Waititi

[@suhailmall98]

And Jojo Rabbit

[@tomlewis4205]

❤

[@richardrobbin2225]

..and Hunt for the Wilderpeople, a few Marvel connections in there.

[@radwolf76]

Just remember to bring a forked wooden spear. Never know when you'll run into three vampires huddled up.

[@denewst01]

For just a moment at the very start i misheard you as "thor fraggle rock" & now i can't help but imagine how awesome that could be

[@jkhoover]

Confession, I never liked Fraggle Rock growing up. I was always disappointed when it came on, and I always wanted something else.

[@kelaarin]

I dunno..."Dance your cares away"? Seems more like a Guardians of the Galaxy thing...

[@Torterra625]

Thor: Ah, Loki! These subterranean creatures create the most joyous and merry songs, wouldn’t you say? Loki: 😡 I hate it here.

[@denewst01]

@@kelaarin there are two types of beings in the universe; those who dance, and those who do not

[@HollyBelle14]

Fun fact: the girl that threw herself in front of Valkyrie, wasn't just her friend. They were supposedly together so she lost her girlfriend.

[@belalaloca]

Oh really? I always assumed she was Valkyrie's mom

[@ImThe5thKing]

Nah Brunnhilde is Valkyrie's actual name and she was the leader of the Valkyrie ('Valkyrie' is singular and plural). The one that jumped in front of her was a nod to the comics because in the comics she's a blond white woman instead of Tessa Thompson

[@goodoldfashionedloverboyy]

@@ImThe5thKing Ok, then it's both a nod to the comics and her girlfriend.

[@andredarsie]

You have a weird definition of "fun", but I appreciate that

[@madapigi1]

@@goodoldfashionedloverboyy how is she her girlfriend lol

[@sunnymango1473]

Natalie’s MCU watch: Iron Man ✅ The Incredible Hulk ✅ Iron Man 2 ✅ Thor ✅ Captain America: The First Avenger ✅ The Avengers ✅ Iron Man 3 ✅ Thor: The Dark World ✅ Captain America: The Winter Soldier ✅ Guardians of the Galaxy ✅ Avengers: Age of Ultron ✅ Ant-Man ✅ Captain America: Civil War ✅ Doctor Strange ✅ Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ✅ Spider-Man: Homecoming ✅ Thor: Ragnarok ✅ Black Panther Avengers: Infinity War Ant-Man and the Wasp Captain Marvel Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home WandaVision The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

[@ems5454]

I was searching for this comment lol so excited aaaaaaaaa

[@sunnymango1473]

@@ems5454 😂🙏

[@sunnymango1473]

@Frogger because why not? It’s not spoiling anything

[@chocolatecat286]

❤❤

[@chocolatecat286]

U

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I love the wolf's reaction when Bruce falls onto the bridge. It's so very canine. 🐶😝🐶

[@coreyyarrow5905]

Get Help and the snake story are 100% adlib by Chris and Tom. Tessa actually looks at Mark to see if he's following during the snake story, or if she's the only one lost. Tom's chuckle is real.

[@mikelant6802]

Nat screaming, "How ...wait... what?! Why is she not dead?!" Did you not hear Odin say, "Hela draws her strength from Asgard. Once she is there her powers will be limitless." Loki is my second favorite villain. Looking forward to your reaction to Black Panther. (probably the best origin story movie ever in my opinion.)

[@dragonmac1234]

Natalie, we have to have a chat about Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song. I'd guess they used it in the movie because of the lyrics, every time I hear it now I want to watch Thor Ragnarok again. Jeff Goldblum being Jeff Goldblum is one of the best parts of this movie.

[@rexarsenio9447]

I love how the first movie made a big deal about Loki becoming king and stealing the throne and when he finally gets it, he just watches a play of himself, makes statues of himself and just literally chilling lol

[@bhikku23]

Slapstick comedy gets a bad rep, but it can really work if the character has a lot if dignity. I think Taika Waititi really knows how to make this work.

[@rohanalias9053]

Waititi is known for depicting dark themes and story in comedic manner

[@michaelmulherin9952]

i cry tears of joy ragnorok is the best

[@himum3429]

Not anymore lol

[@basilprasad2837]

cough, Love and Thunder, cough.

[@TheMrnetgear]

She is the perfect example of "watch the movie, and all your questions will be answered"

[@scorp77snake]

probably why she has so many downvotes right now , its a little annoying tbh how many questions she can throw out in one sentence

[@MrMpa31]

@@scorp77snake It really seems like she trying too hard to do a reaction video, rather than naturally reacting. Her earlier videos were much better and seemed more genuine.

[@TedBrogan]

@@MrMpa31 Hard to disagree. The biggest issue I think people have is she is TALKING OVER dialog while asking her questions... and we as the audience know what she's missing... meanwhile she's going on tangents and admittedly being funny.

[@aenoy73]

She is the most talkative of all the movie reactors I've seen, needs to take time to breathe.

[@lilblock3564]

@@scorp77snake dOwNvOtEs

[@mexi72]

Jane comes back in the next Thor- Love and Thunder. She plays Lady Thor. Korg is Writer and Director and a Kiwi. Scurge is a Kiwi Karl Urban. The Grandmaster's right hand woman is a Kiwi. She was in Hunt For The Wilderpeople also written and directed by Taika.

[@JosefaKela]

_“Here we go satan here we go”_ Im done 😂🤣

[@sithbadboy]

The jumbotron killed me lol 🤣

[@ericmarois6960]

@@sithbadboy The editing has been getting creative lately. I definitely noticed more silliness with it and although I love it now maybe be careful how much more gets out into the vids. The flag tossed was a good one too. That was fun. It was also plenty enough for this particular movie from where I'm sitting but that's just me being honest, I don't speak for anyone else here.

[@nicoletaelor279]

About Loki and Hela, it’s very likely that when Odin created Loki’s Asguardian form/appearance he modeled him after Hela.

[@technopirate304]

In Norse mythology, Hela is actually the daughter of Loki not Odin.

[@jasonaarons3274]

Or, after a young version of himself as hela probably looks like a young version of him too. Thor just looks like his mother.

[@ruidiancoffee]

Loki in this movie is just, I have no words to describe how perfect he looks and is in this movie

[@SessVlogs]

"She definitely looks like she's related to Loki. Less so Thor." So she looks more like the sibling she's NOT biologically related to lol

[@treceydory9303]

Funny though, in Norse lore, Hel (her real name, Marvel changed it to Hela) is Loki’s daugther. I think the wolf in this movie is Fenrir, who is also Loki’s kid in Norse mythos

[@PhilBagels]

@@treceydory9303 Many of the Norse gods had multiple pronunciations of their names. There was no standardized spelling at the time. So "Hel" and "Hela" are both correct. Odin is sometimes called "Wodin" or "Voton", and is where we get the word "Wednesday". Thor can be "Thur" (Thursday). Frigga can be Frigg. etc.

[@treceydory9303]

@@PhilBagels fair point!

[@xman48205]

In the comics Hela is Loki's daughter so that's where the character design comes from.

[@Rushking20]

@@treceydory9303 yeah mcu changed alot

[@sneakyfingers]

This is my favorite MCU flick. I think Taika Waititi realized how silly the source material really was, and decided to just roll with it.

[@sertaki]

Same! IT's easily my favorite, and I can't wait for Love & Thunder!

[@kyraspikes7542]

Plus, he is a big Flash Gordon fan, and this was totally inspired by the 1984 film.

[@jacobwalsh1888]

The second one was so much better.

[@michaelmulherin9952]

more plzzzzz

[@fayesouthall6604]

Exactly! The hero shot towards the end is brilliant. As he’s discovered he’s the god of thunder not the god of hammers. 😊

[@grantkruger3689]

When Skurge (Karl Urban) finally fights for Asgard and jumps down off the ship, he lands on a heap of bodies (and again in the credits) because Karl Urban was also in Doom (2005).

[@DNSchank]

Dredd is a very good movie with Karl Urban if you like his acting. He nailed the character. I wish at some point he gets to be Batman.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

I don't see Karl Urban as a Bruce Wayne.

[@lathspell87]

One of my favorites of the entire MCU. Immigrant Song while he becomes the true God of Thunder is the second most epic moment in the MCU.

[@tanizaki]

The most epic moment is, “does anyone have any orange slices?”

[@TedBrogan]

I'm guessing your most epic moment occurs somewhere towards the end of Infinity War... 🤘

[@ericmarois6960]

@@TedBrogan I actually love the moment you're talking about and just wish they'd used that song then too. I can hear it my head every single time I see the scene and am annoyed more than I should be that it's not. Or maybe I'm just weird, go figure?

[@TedBrogan]

@@ericmarois6960 Nah, I like them both equally. Because the music in the one I'm talking about is meant to bring everyone together, and is the music of the entire franchise.

[@ericmarois6960]

@@TedBrogan Fair enough. I can very much respect that. Still can't help the other one playing in my head though so I guess my annoyance comes more from kinda hearing it over the rightful score. But it's better for everyone if it's actually just me and no one else stuck with that. :-P Appreciate the reply. Have a good one.

[@sirflappington2484]

The most amazing thing is her being able to avoid all of the memes that came out of this movie. There were so many moments that I couldn't go a day without seeing a meme about and yet she was still shocked when those scenes came up. Honestly very impressive.

[@brandongalvan6603]

19:42 Natalie: "Oh my God, they were all on pegasuses- pegas- pegasuses- pega- Aww, that's so sad." You tried, Nat. You tried.

[@theGreenGoblin]

19:53 “Oh, that’s her friend!” ...Oh, Nat. Dear sweet Nat...*pats head*

[@jaredschuster3010]

I love the moment when Thor yells "I am pissed off!!!" and Hulk replies....awe in snarling voice.

[@michaelwardle7633]

Urban was great in Dredd. His scowl is legendary.

[@jkhoover]

Nat, I haven't seen anybody recommend A Knight's Tale to you, but you would love that movie 🎥!

[@SarahLandry577]

Yes, that's a classic!

[@Edd25164605]

Great Movie!

[@thatHARVguy]

We recommended it months ago, as she was developing her adoration for Alan Tudyk during the Firefly reactions. And yes, she must see A Knight's Tale.

[@jkhoover]

@@thatHARVguy And it's got Vision in it too!

[@YashamaruSensei]

Odin : I love you, my SONS **Loki's face** Q_Q

[@bugsboson2948]

When you get to infinity war you should make 2 videos for your reaction

[@kayden2119]

Seriously

[@dariamarkina5651]

Nooo

[@SarahLandry577]

Agree! There's a lot going on. Too much for one video.

[@Berto2K]

agreed

[@isbammoi3358]

"She definitley looks like she's related to Loki." Me with my knowledge of mythology: 👀 well... about that.

[@kuivia]

are you referring to Loki actually being a blue smurf? cuz if so that's in the Thor movies probably the first one and she's seen those

[@grawxxor2820]

@@kuivia probably referring to actual norse mythology where Hela is the daughter of Loki, hence the similarities in looks :^)

[@kuivia]

@@grawxxor2820 ah cool

[@RemyJackson]

In mythology, the wolf and Odin's 8 legged horse are also Loki's children

[@toqkaizogou1636]

And for further Norse Mythology weirdness, iirc Loki's screams of pain are what causes earthquakes, from his agonizing punishment for getting Balder killed.

[@TheNewsDepot]

Odin's enchantments can't be altered once cast. In fact they also established this for general magic in the MCU. This is why Hela was stuck in that little pocket dimension until Odin died, because when whatever happened that caused them to have a knock down drag out fight that left her in the condition we saw her in when she came out, he must have placed an enchantment locking the pocket dimension "For as long as I am alive". He "Could" have said "As long as my daughter Hela lives.", but this was his daughter, after all. He may have wanted her out of his life, but he clearly didn't want to take away all of hers. So he gave her a life sentence based on his lifetime. The reason she isn't dead from dehydration or starvation is that she was likely only in there a few days at most as the energy required to create and contain a pocket dimension would create a lot of local mass and therefore a time dilation. So for her it was like being on the edge of a black hole's event horizon. This, by the way, is also why it was weeks between Loki and Thor arriving on the planet. Sikar must be moving much more slowly through the galaxy relative to the bifrost, byfrost? byefrost? (Which uses a lot of energy and must also cause a time dilation) So while it was seconds between Loki and Thor exiting the bifrost, the time dilation meant Loki was on Sikar weeks before Thor. And the Grandmaster suggests that time flows faster on Sikar than most other places. So Hulk may have been there for more than a few years.

[@raiderking69]

Matt Damon and Liam Hemsworth doing the play is still my favorite.

[@inarar5334]

No love for Sam Neills Odin?

[@juliocesarg.r.1238]

that's not Liam, it's Luke Hemsworth

[@thatHARVguy]

Liam auditioned for Thor, but Chris got it. Here we have Luke playing stage Thor. Seems like every Hemsworth brother *other* than Liam has played Thor. 🤣

[@EmbassyNerdcore]

@@thatHARVguy Liam should play the MCU Hercules

[@MatthewCallison]

"He's a friend from work!"

[@christopherbacon1077]

Which, while funny, makes sense from Thor's perspective. As a warrior prince fighting monsters and supervillains is his job, or at least part of it, the fun part.

[@IrishCarney]

But no reaction to that in this video :(

[@Thinchap]

Without a doubt my favourite line from the entire MCU :)

[@Iansco1]

Rumor is a LOT of this movie is pure improv Karl Urban Jane (Nattie) is back in thor 4 In the comics, he is literally named Executioner

[@feeldebern]

Everytime she says "how he/she is still alive". All I can say is : They are god. 😅

[@senhowler]

It's funny how they leaned so heavily into the "technologically advanced civilization" in the first Thor movie and by this one they went full "gods" because they now had Dr. Strange and the mystical side of the MCU established.

[@zlataneuronghmaix4704]

Fun fact: "Get Help" was a completely improvised scene by both actors and wasn't in the script :D

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

Same with the whole story about Loki turning into a snake because Thor loves snakes- the actors were trying to make each other crack up.

[@adamcsanki6641]

Same with Karl Urbans character dying at the end. They killed him in real life to make it realistic and he is completely CGI in The Boys

[@junethanoschurchill6750]

Actually, “get help” was one of the few *scripted* scenes in the movie, there’s a video breaking it down. Like 70% of the movie’s dialogue was improvised

[@VegetaLF7]

@@jasoncaldwell5627 I remember seeing a video ages ago with the other stories Thor told. Every take he told a different one about Loki's past so the other actors never heard the same one twice, keeping their genuine reactions.

[@Realmfaker]

There is a whole video from the director about how that scene was scripted X'D

[@jala1551]

I have this sad little head canon that when Odin found this little baby abandoned to die in the temple on Jotunheim, he did a little projecting, thinking about his own child he had shut away/abandoned. When he concealed that child's identity, he subconsciously made baby Loki look like his own lost child. But then, also subconsciously, he resented that child for the resemblance to Hela, as well as his emerging trickster tendencies. He treated Loki differently because of this, and Loki never understood why. :(

[@nikolai60]

"He's going to face off against the wolf that's the size of a building" Dark Souls players: "First time?"

[@manumudgal4988]

Intense flashbacks

[@RodrigoTakehara]

Give him sultur’s sword and we are talking

[@96grunge]

I’m excited to see her reaction to Thor becoming hilarious outta nowhere

[@akhilpremk]

It wasn’t out of nowhere. He had some funny lines in Thor 1 and Avengers 1. They did dial it up to a 11 though.

[@KBTibbs]

"Bring me a horse." "Uh, we have dogs and cats." "Then bring me one big enough to ride!" Thor's always been funny.

[@MandoWookie]

His humor in the previous movies was him being a fish out of water, being a literal god interacting with mortals. From this movie forward he is just an incompetent idiot.

[@akhilpremk]

@@MandoWookie He uses goofy humor to hide his pain. He lost his mom in Thor 2, his dad and Asgard in Thor 3, Loki and his friends in Infinity War. By Endgame he's completely leaned into it.

[@MandoWookie]

@@akhilpremk I understand. I just don't like the veer into turning him into Starlord, and dont think it was done well. It feels like the script was written with the idea of it being more in tone to Winter Soldier, and then Guardians blew up, so they hired Watiti and instead of rewriting, they just improv through it to turn it into a comedy. Also Chris Hemsworth obviously has a lot of fun playing comedy, but I dont think it's really his strength.

[@vangxiong1382]

Aww. I wanted to see your reaction of the small brother moment Thor and Loki had in the elevator

[@Nakna_ankaN]

If you love Jeff Goldblum, you NEED to watch The Fly where he really gets to show what he can do in a non-comedic role.

[@Overdonespawn]

The actor behind Lady Sif, Thor's other Asgardian friend, was unavailable for shooting. She was the lead in a TV show called Blindspot. I think the in-universe explanation is that Loki Banished her because Sif is a very close friend to Thor.

[@evanflynn4680]

Which means she's still alive and can be in Love and Thunder!

[@dwmarch]

Lady Sif made an appearance on Agents of SHIELD as well but it was set before this movie.

[@brettpeacock9116]

Nah, he banished Lady Sif cos he tried hitting on her and she made some snide comment about the lack of size of his manhood....

[@TedBrogan]

@@evanflynn4680 I believe she will!

[@Overdonespawn]

@@brettpeacock9116 That sounds right. I was fuzzy on the why

[@ghostsurfer23]

I adore seeing people's reactions who didn't watch the movie when it first came out, nor saw any of the marketing leading up to it. Because the Hulk showing up is legitimately cool; it just wasn't shocking because everybody and their grandmother saw the trailer back in 2017. In short, I really like your videos, Natalie

[@nov199128]

Hulk has always been his own person. He’s just gained more autonomy overtime. He’s now developed to the point that he can speak and understand basic social behavior. He didn’t want to change back Into Banner because everyone treated Hulk like a problem. On Sakaar, he gained notoriety and respect as an individual. By becoming the champion of the arena, he was able to gain acceptance from everyone. He’s basically a celebrity on Sakaar. Lol

[@BPhillips2000]

'Get Help' is arguably my favorite moment in the MCU movies LOL...

[@chipsthedog1]

The way you said "I bet humans wish they could do that" has me strongly suspecting that Nat is in fact an alien

[@Nexus8VK]

I’d be curious to see your reaction to The Boys: S2, with maybe a quick S1 “recap/refresher” video first. And Thor: Ragnarok is my favorite MCU movie. Definitely check out some of Tessa Thompson’s other work, such as a certain boxing franchise, Annihilation (with Natalie Portman), and a very famous HBO show... :)

[@gawainethefirst]

“She definitely looks like she’s related to Loki...” 😂

[@jmhaces]

I always thought that bit where she tells Thor "You look like dad" and then tells Loki "You sound like dad" was great.

[@allison4516]

That’s because in the comics she’s Loki’s daughter. Hence the same color tones

[@tarmaque]

@@allison4516 In actual Norse mythology Loki gets down with a lot of strange things. He begets Sleipnir (Odin's 8-legged horse) Fenrir (the wolf seen here) and Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent. The snake that encircles the world. It's enough to think he might have a fetish for animals and monsters. He is also the father of Hel who is in charge of the ream of the dead of the same name. Hel is the realm of those who die in sickness and old age, as opposed to Valhalla which is the realm of those who die in battle. Hela in the MCU is a bit of a perversion of the mythical goddess. Yes she's a goddess of death, but closer in duties to the Greek god Hades.

[@peterwale6821]

I always thought the hair cutting scene was to comment on the story of Samson that loses his strength when he has his hair cut.

[@mattaardsma8245]

Chris Hemsworth is actually really great at ad-libbing. He came up with "Get Help".

[@Flantomas]

yes, and they made the effects as the film was rolling. (it cant be adlib if there is stuntwork and effects involved)

[@AnxietyRat]

No, get help was from a writer. They can ein one day and was like "what if get help was a game they played as children." I'm pretty sure Chris confirmed this in an interview. It wasn't entirely improv. It was polished a bit.

[@darthroden]

Loki: "Do you really think its a good idea to bring ME back to Earth?" Thor: "Well, if you misbehave, there's always a wizard there that can make you keep falling forever...."

[@nefariousarcher2484]

I think Loki genuinely thinks he can beat Strange, and that he was just taken by surprise. And I have no doubt he will very quickly find out how very wrong he is in an upcoming movie.

[@bluepearl_22]

I started a drinking game where I took a shot every time Nat asks a question & I had to stop after 10 minutes.

[@nyghtmoon]

You like to live dangerously

[@Archphoenix1]

Remember, Hela is galadriel from lord of the rings. It made lord of the rings way more funny in retrospect and this movie too

[@joshhood7624]

In place of a Dark Lord you would have a Queen!!!

[@technopirate304]

@@joshhood7624 The first time I saw Lord of the Rings that whole scene scared the hell out of me. But then she was like “Nah I’m good without the ring”.

[@thatHARVguy]

@@joshhood7624 And I shall not be dark, but beautiful and terrible as the Morning and the Night! I'm a little scared. I'm a little turned on.