THOR: THE DARK WORLD (2013) is... umm... | First time watching | MCU reaction

Hello, movie lovers! 🍿🎬
Today, I'm diving into Thor: The Dark World, and let's just say, it wasn't quite the adventure I was expecting. After some standout MCU films, does this Thor sequel hold up to the same standard?
Without giving too much away, join me as I navigate the twists, turns, and cosmic quandaries of Thor's second solo outing. From the realms of Asgard to the streets of London, I found myself...well, you'll see. 😉
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🛑 SPOILER ALERT: This video contains major spoilers for "Thor: The Dark World". If you haven't seen the movie yet, maybe give it a watch first!
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[@n3mo_17]

Since no one mentioned it, yes, the language used by the Dark Elves is called Shiväisith, and was constructed by David J. Peterson. He has also made languages like Dothraki and High Valyrian for Game of Thrones, the Fremen language in the Dune movie, several languages in Defiance, the Fire elemental language in Elemental (Pixar), amongst various others.

[@CristyReacts]

Oh so cool!! i love that-- I was hoping it was an actual language and not just gibberish. Thanks for the fact!

[@cheshirekat528]

Loki becoming a favorite character is never a bad thing, in fact he is my overall favorite character in the MCU. Loki has been a fan favorite pretty much since his first appearance. I’d even go so far to say that Loki is more popular than Thor, but I’m not trying to start a rumble in the comments 😜 Hiddleston is absolute perfection as Loki and he really shines in this movie. I am happy you mostly enjoyed this movie, it is a top 3 favorite of the MCU movies for me. I just found your channel and am looking for to joining you on your MCU/Marvel journey! 💚🗡️💚🗡️💚

[@cpac97]

Loki is very likable.. fantastic casting job

[@timlanteigne298]

The infinty stones are the whole backdrop to all the movies you're watching. Just remember, the Reality stone(The eather) is now with the Collector. It'll be important later on. And as mentioned in the same scene, the Tesseract is on Asgard. That's 2 of the stones.

[@ajarmand5762]

There was another post credit scene in this movie that hopefully you also saw (not that important but just in case u missed it). At this point, expect at least a mid credit and post credit scene with every Marvel film moving on…🙂

[@CristyReacts]

What!!! I missed it! I'll go look at it right now!

[@treetopjones737]

BTW, "Deadpool" 1 & DP 2 are a very fun time. #SuperheroComedy

[@Battlefield4life48]

Also a little detail that I never picked up on was the glimpse of Loki’s illusion/transformation into the guard that goes back to tell Odin that he found a body. That guard is actually Loki

[@CristyReacts]

Honestly that's the best superpower ever. To transform into anyone else.

[@neospock5034]

Yes Odin was rude to Jane Foster, which follows the comics. Odin never approved of that relationship- he considered it a distraction, especially given how short human lifespans are. By the way, in Norse mythology Thor and Sif were eventually married. Loki surviving after all was definitely a highlight of this movie, but we're left wondering exactly how he managed to replace Odin... And my favorite thing was probably Darcy having an intern ;)

[@CristyReacts]

Darcy really adds the most humor to this movie.

[@w41duvernay]

The real question is did Sir officially get killed off by Thanos crew before Ragnorok?

[@neospock5034]

@@w41duvernay the directors said Sif was among the half of Asgardians who got away. Remember Thanos only kills half of the civilizations he encounters.

[@retromaven2159]

Your reaction to Loki's apparent death was shared by audiences at the time Cristy. Loki was originally supposed to die in the film but test audiences didn't believe he was really dead, so they reshot the ending where he masquerades as Odin which you saw. Jamie Alexander, The Lady Sif, slipped on a metal staircase and dislocated her shoulder, putting her out of action for a month. Aside from a brief cameo in a future film and a couple of TV appearances (sorry, no spoilers!) this was her last real appearance in the role. 🔨😀

[@CristyReacts]

Nice! I think they made the right choice in keeping Loki. What a fun character.

[@agffans5725]

@@CristyReacts .. Loki got way too popular to let him die. Instead they gave him his own spin-off TV series, obviously starring Tom Hiddleston as Loki, as in the Thor movies including Thor: Ragnarok from 2017 and a very short appearance in Thor: Love and Thunder from 2022, and as you know he is also in Avengers movies, including Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: Endgame (2019). Hiddleston has also made voice appearances in The Simpsons as Loki. The short film 'The Good, the Bart, and the Loki' from 2021 and 'Welcome to the Club' from 2022.

[@xman48205]

Why are you guys spoiling stuff for her? Let her find out on her own smh. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Battlefield4life48]

I can’t wait for you to see the next Thor movie. There’s ALOT of movies in between though. Guardians of the galaxy and some others.

[@CristyReacts]

I heard Guardians of the Galaxy is really good!

[@michaelcarlson1208]

3rd! I'm glad you liked it. For some people they really do love this movie. It's not my favorite either but it did have to do a lot and set up a lot. I think the main thing that hurts this movie is the quality of everything they've made, just keeps getting better. And this movies villain was weak, not much character building or motivation, but again I think the studio used this film as a stepping stone for future movies.

[@CristyReacts]

Yeah, I agree with this! I just think it was a bit of a step down from the great MCU movies that came just before it.

[@LuminairPrime]

All I wanted was more Odin, and all we got was a sour side character! LOL keep up the good work!

[@danharris5999]

The Collector is one of the Elders of the universe. As his nickname suggests, he collects singular unique things from across the universe. Living, sentient , inanimate, mechanical, etc. If it's a one of a kind item, he wants it in his collection.

[@yodieyuh]

Good ups. RIP Ray Stevenson.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"I am _Thor,_ but I think I can walk it off."

[@odinsson852]

Not a great one, But Thor Ragnarrock is one of the best Marvel movies. Which is a must Before Avengers Infiniti Wars.

[@WheresWaldo05]

*Ragnarok

[@odinsson852]

​@@WheresWaldo05Yea speak and spell.

[@CristyReacts]

Looking forward to Ragnarock! People have really been recommending that one!

[@WheresWaldo05]

@@CristyReacts Yeah but it is a shell shock and deviates from the rest. So much so i did not like it the first time i saw it. Took my 3rd viewing to finally come around. Different director. 4th thor is probably the worst movie in the mcu entirely. Directed by same Ragnarok director.

[@jasontoddman7265]

15:50 - Cristy: No, no. Don't destroy Asgard. I will beat you up. Me: Uh oh...

[@Belhade]

Every time you react to Loki (Is he lying? Did he die?) sends me into screaming hysterics. Well, Loki himself does that. He really does become one of the best characters.

[@CristyReacts]

Hahahah seriously. I learned to really like him!

[@tomclark5924]

Great reaction! You've made it! Things are about to get AMAZING! (And the next Thor will totally make up for this one!) Prepare to be blown away as you move forward.

[@CristyReacts]

Thank you Tom!! I'm excited to see the next Thor movie-- a few people say it makes up for this one!

[@allengray5748]

You're not the only one who rates this one low. You have good instincts. Now Cristy Quotes: What's it's name? Dwayne Johnson? ( Pa dumm pishhh) Afrotis Meinoff!?! 😂 Good Stuff!! On to the next one. Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@brad378]

Infinity stones…hmmmm what are those? Keep an eye out for them. The MCU is about to kick it into high gear!! Glad to be along for the ride with you!

[@jameseyman9078]

when I discovered marvel as a kid, I loved how many distinct characters there were. they were all such different individuals so there was always one that you related to the most. you also staryed to see these traits in your friends and family and would match tgem with a like character. I am still trying to figure out.... are you more of a Jane or pepper potts? i could see either, but kind of lean more towards Jane. I could be totally off base but I dont think I am. lol

[@CristyReacts]

Hey! I've also started to notice some character traits in friends and families... the other day I was talking about futbol with friends, trying to explain how sometimes you can't help but love the arrogant players, because you know their stories and they struggles, and I couldn't stop comparing them to Loki, haha!! I also don't think I could compare myself to a superhero's love interest... instead, I'd say I'm more of a Black Widow myself. I'm the superhero kind:)

[@nvp8191]

When they say nine realms it actually mean the 9 galaxies in which Odin is the rulers over. For example midgard and Earth mean the same thing of course there are other planets in this Galaxy but it doesn't matter how many planets are in this galaxy Odin rules all it just the focus of the asgardians will be always on midgard.

[@CristyReacts]

Got it! Thanks for the info

[@neospock5034]

In the MCU the 9 realms are not different galaxies, they are different planets located in other solar systems. In the comics they were different mystical dimensions but the MCU changed quite a few things regarding Asgardians and other realms/races of Norse mythology. Likewise the MCU's BiFrost is an invisible energy network connecting those planets instead of a physical rainbow bridge spanning the entire distance between them (the MCU's rainbow bridge only extends between Asgard's main city and Heimdall's observatory, the huge spinning machine that generates BiFrost portals). Asgardians have learned to access that energy network to travel between worlds, and the BiFrost energy has a multicolored appearance resembling a rainbow when they use it.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

26:40 Check it out. The hook must be worthy to govern Asgard. And it looks like Thor _knew_ that.

[@auburnmann3630]

Lol 17:17 comment is even funnier. Of course, you won’t realize why I said that until you get to Love & Thunder. 😂

[@WheresWaldo05]

Great movie. Some of the best mcu humor you will find.

[@Caseytify]

Agree the plot was convoluted. Didn't like this one much at first, but looking back it contains a vital part of the arc of Thor & Loki's relationship. Loki finally begins to respect his brother.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

What does he mean ‘One down two to go’? Well, he is the Collector. :-)

[@jedlogan392]

Another great reaction Crusty ! Sorry that the plot was a little convoluted, but it will make more when Avengers:Infinity War comes around.

[@jedlogan392]

Sorry Cristy for the misspelling of your name.

[@CristyReacts]

Yeah I've heard the next Thor makes up for this one. And haha no worries, I had a chuckle when I read Crusty 😝

[@Scott_Burton]

Easiest generally acceptable approximation of Mjolnir's name is me ol' near all run together. It's not quite perfect, but it's closer than most people get who have no familiarity with Norse mythology or Scandinavian histories. My familiarity is more in the area of mythology, but I'm far from an expert. The language used is real, in that it exists. It is a language created by a linguist who was commissioned to create the language. So, someone who studies languages was hired to create a language, so using that language, it would be consistent (just as if you wanted to say something in Hungarian, you wouldn't improvise it in the script and be grammatically incorrect, making people who speak Hungarian laugh at your ineptitude, you would have someone write the lines as they would be said in Hungarian, but this also means if they wanted to re-use this language later, it is developed, so if you want a line to be said in this language in, say, another movie, or maybe a TV show set in the same universe there would be a continuity.) I had never really noticed this before, but 16:40-16:49 for example, doesn't the destructive force they are using to cause the prison break, seem an awful lot like the effects for Extremis in the Iron Man film just before this in the MCU? I'm sure I'm seeing it because I arrived here directly from your reaction to that movie. It was very important when Heimdall could not see Jane, because part of the reason he is the guardian of The Rainbow Bridge, is that he can always see everything, regardless of location. So when she passed beyond his sight, Thor knew to be concerned. Stealth craft 17:40-17:45 "child's play" I think now you have seen Avengers, and you've spent a little time with Thor's friends. You might look into a TV series "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" first season is set after the movie "The Avengers" I think you will find a small blessing there. Based on how you've handled the movies so far.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

30:50 This fellow's tricky. Note that _this_ might be the reason he refused to accept Mjolnir. Odin can _lift_ Mjolnir. Loki _can't._

[@treetopjones737]

Film recommendations: "Blade Runner" ( great Science Fiction film ), "The Devil's Backbone" ghost story by Guillermo del Toro, "12 Monkeys" ( involves time travel ), "2001: a Space Odyssey", "Young Frankenstein" ( comedy ), "Breakfast On Pluto" ( drama, not about Pluto ), "The Haunting" classic horror 1963, "The Doors" ( dramatized story of the rock band )

[@SunlessNick]

In my headcanon, after the jailbreak the einherjar find one prisoner sitting stubbornly at the back of his cell. When they comment on this, he says, "I don't know what that thing was, but I want nothing to do with it."

[@ninjetti9898]

"Vanaheim in Valifornia"😂

[@CristyReacts]

FINALLYYYYyyy someone liked my joke!!

[@ninjetti9898]

@@CristyReacts it was a great joke 😁

[@DavidB-2268]

In the original Norse mythology, Sif is actually Thor's wife.

[@CristyReacts]

the dream! (i actually kinda prefer her over jane)

[@ketchuploverful]

GREATEST MOVIE EVER!

[@quixote6942]

Maleketh is wanted to "Terraform" the Realms into the Perfect Habitats for the Dark Elves to thrive.

[@Drake844221]

This movie is a lot more... significant as far as what it does for the overall universe of these stories than it is directly really enjoyable... if that makes sense. It's the way the events in this movie set up for things down the road more than anything else, really. I'm really excited for you to get to all of those in your own time, though!

[@jaspardark7938]

If you think Odin is a shitty dad to Loke here, try reading the norse mythology - ( keep in mind that Loke in the mythology indirectly killed the God of light and justice, known as Baldur by tricking a blind God called Hodr tp shoot an arrow of mistletoe at Baldur thus killing him ). Here is a small excempt. The Gods brought Loki to a cave and took three rocks which they bored holes. The sons of Loki, known as Vali and Nari, were brought there. Vali, in the form of a wolf, killed his brother Nari. The gods took his entrails and bound Loki to the rocks with those entrails. Skadi placed a serpent above Loki so the venom of the serpent would fall on Loki’s face. A wife of Loki, Siguna, stayed with him in the cave. There, she held a dish to get the venom out of Loki’s face. When the dish was full, she turned away to empty it. At such moment, the venom dripped on Loki’s face. The pain was so real that Loki screamed and writhed. People believed that the earth was shaken every time Loki writhed. Loki stayed in the cave until the days of Ragnarok.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Honestly speaking, the best part of this movie is Jane slapping Loki.

[@CristyReacts]

That was very satisfying tbh

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@CristyReacts Supremely satisfying

[@patrickcain1455]

Monday means Moon day since you like the moon so much lol

[@zaidshaikh9421]

Don't worry the next thor movie will not diss point

[@Alewaxon]

Yeah Odin is harsh and yeah he has a dark past, he isn't a Saint.. But many of the things in this movie, things that he does or say, are 100% understandable from his POV His words and treatment of Loki, while harsh, is what he deserves... Look at all of the shit he did... As King, what was he supposed to do? Give Loki a slap on the wrist and stern look and let it slide?... Many people like to jump of the hate wagon for Odin, mostly with the sole purpose of releasing Loki from any responsibility for his own actions or in the hopes of making him look good; when they shouldn't... Loki's actions are his own, and he has done many, many, many, shitty things, even "evil" things that he needs to be held accountable for and shifting blame to Odin is not the way to do it. And when it comes to his apprehension towards Jane.. Apart from the later part of the movie where he might see her as responsible for the death of Frigga, which is pretty self explanatory... He isn't thrilled about the idea of Thor getting together with a "mortal" girl that's going to live only a hand full of decades... Once again, he is not only their father, but he is the King, he is the Allfather; he has to think about the stability of Asgard and all the realms, and making an outsider their queen, someone with little to no power, knowledge of the wider universe and that's going to be dead in the blink of an eye of most of their subjects is a very big "no no" for him... If Thor gets with Jane, she would be in line to be queen, with none of the qualifications for being so (unlike Lady Sif); and even if she does do a good job, even if the perfect case scenario happens and she is a "good", capable queen, that isn't going to last long... What would happen when she dies? The realm get's destabilized again; what would happen with Thor and his grief? He would probably be a mess, making him a non effective king (kind of like Odin in this movie with the lost of Frigga), and putting everybody at risk JUST IN A HAND FULL OF YEARS from the perspective of beings that live like 5 to 10k years

[@CristyReacts]

Solid points here!

[@testfire3000]

Darcy was a very important character in this film, providing much needed relief. Overall I consider this movie very mid. So much of the film was just a drab greenish-gray landscape that I felt I was trapped in Fallout 3. True, they did make up a language for the movie but it doesn't really serve any purpose. The actor who played the main villain didn't like that half his screen time was "gibberish".

[@CristyReacts]

Oh hahaha that’s funny that the actor didn’t like that. Part of me would LOVE to speak an entirely made up language on a film. I can have whatever accent I want!

[@williamcapp448]

You missed the other in credit scene.

[@havok6280]

Super hero movies are only as good as their antagonists. Maleketh is a dark elf. He likes darkness. He is not terribly complicated or well developed. That's why this is a lower tier MCU movie. But even a bad MCU movie is pretty solid.

[@RyansChannel0203]

Thor: The Dark World isn't really that hard to follow though. Outside of Malekith (which is admittedly the weakest aspect of the film), the story is mostly straight-forward. Thor looks for Jane, Jane get infected by the Aether, the Dark Elves attack Asgard for said Aether, and Thor and Loki have to put their differences aside (along with some help from Thor's human friends) to stop Malekith. IMO, this film improves upon the first Thor in every way in terms of story, characters, action, visuals, cinematograpthy, as well as spending a lot more time in Asgard, even if it's not my favorite MCU movie, it's definitely up there as my favorite Thor movie.

[@Jymm]

Columns being destroyed? It seems to be an MCU thing ... another upcoming MCU movie confirms this.😉

[@jasontoddman7265]

Awww... you skipped the final scene (and everything else) about that monster rampaging thru London? That was the best part of the entire movie!

[@CristyReacts]

I watched it! But due to copyright I have to cut out a lot of the movie for this video

[@jasontoddman7265]

@@CristyReacts That's a shame. Some people get around that by doing what you did in a different video (whether purposefully or not) in showing the scenes flipped from right to left. Not really sure that makes a difference though.

[@mz3912]

06:25 i adore this...and be silly si

[@CristyReacts]

hahaha I do get silly sometimes lol

[@mz3912]

@@CristyReacts i love it haha be silly 😄

[@CrimsonThunder_]

You know what the Aether reminds me of? Burberry Sport cologne for men. I shit you not. Look up Burberry Sport for men 2.5 oz bottle. It literally looks exactly like that. Also, I only ever bought 2 bottles of Burberry Sport like 10 years ago, and now, it's like a precious fuckin gem. So rare and so expensive! Lordy!

[@CristyReacts]

Oh yeah!!!! The big oven!! hahaha had to google it

[@dyegorodriguez2126]

Is she drinking water in that wine glass?

[@im-gi2pg]

Requests: Please watch the rest of Back to the Future (2 and 3) If you want to grow your channel fast: Back to the Future Lord of the rings (3 movies big emotional investment) The hobbit (3 movies) Harry Potter (8 movies, big emotional investment) Breaking Bad tv series (big emotional investment) Terminator 1 and 2. Comedies, rom coms, rom drama: Romancing the Stone (Columbia) Planes Trains and Automobiles The Jerk (Steve Martin) Working Girl (Harrison ford) The Crying Game (NO SPOILERS!!!) Some like it hot Casablanca Bridget Jones Diary The cutting edge Legally Blonde My fav movies of all time: Saving Grace Brenda Blethyn Little Voice Brenda Blethyn Dramas Wuthering Heights (Timothy Dalton) Hawks (Timothy Dalton) More later… Please, easy on the wine and don’t edit out all the good parts!😂

[@odinsson852]

Just a question are you watching the post credits scene, or sometimes scenes. Lots of info about whats to come.

[@NavjotJSingh]

Did you just close the video the minute the movie ended? She reacted to the post-credit scene.

[@odinsson852]

@@NavjotJSingh probably.

[@CristyReacts]

Oh yeah, I am watching those. I know they're vital to the Marvel experience!

[@tombradley2263]

Cristy do one watching Ant Man 2015 🙏

[@CristyReacts]

It's on the list!

[@WheresWaldo05]

When people say they do not like this movie i question whether they are a lemming or not.

[@numbersasaname2291]

As for Thor and Jane, there is a long history of gods catching Earth Women. After all, “Earth Women are Easy!” (That’s a movie recommendation!!!! Seriously!!!! I can feel the uptight trolls already assembling!! 😱 It’s not the MCU, but it is a fun classic which reactors haven’t discovered yet.) ❤

[@CristyReacts]

LOL at first I was like "hey wait a second..."

[@adammcelroy8137]

I think, just like the first Thor movie got better the more you thought about it, this second one gets worse the more you think about it

[@CristyReacts]

We'll see how it holds up!

[@namjoonswife3300]

THE BEST PART OF THIS MOVIE IS LOKI💚💚🥰🥰

[@CristyReacts]

You might be right!

[@kevinprzy4539]

Odin's not wrong about Loki though, his birthright was indeed to die the Frost Giant King (Loki's father) saw he was too small so he left him to die until Odin found him (in Thor 2011) and saved him but still a sh*tty thing to say nonetheless but then again Loki is responsible for the deaths of hundreds during the attack on New York so he more than likely sees him as a bit of a monster.

[@CristyReacts]

I see what you mean, it just felt so harsh!

[@havok6280]

Technically Asagardians are just powerful aliens. Ancient Norse people just viewed them as gods.

[@CristyReacts]

oh... I always thought they were gods!

[@havok6280]

@@CristyReacts there's only one god, ma'am and I'm pretty sure he doesn't dress like that...

[@neospock5034]

@@CristyReacts you're right the original Thor comics did portray Asgardians as actual gods. However when the MCU started off, Marvel Studios was worried about possible backlash from religious conservatives. They didn't want the newborn MCU getting targeted for boycotts like the Harry Potter films were. So the MCU didn't acknowledge the existence of gods or magic, everything was explained as powerful aliens/cosmic beings and science/technology so far beyond human understanding that it became the basis for myths/legends of magic. As Thor told Jane back in the first movie "Your ancestors called it magic, but you call it science- I come from a land where they're one and the same". The MCU's Frost Giants, Asgardians, Dwarves and other races of Norse mythology were translated as aliens much longer lifepsans than humans (roughly 5000 years) although the Dark Elves apparently lived even longer and slept in suspended animation for millenia) Minor spoiler- In later phases (after the MCU was rolling and an undeniable success) Marvel Studios relaxed on that stance and introduced actual magic into the movies. They also backtracked and made Asgardians more godly, having them freely refer to themselves as gods, although they still only had 5000 year lifespans... but in Phases 1-2, the "god" title was intentionally avoided.

[@user-ju4ob2ti7y]

Yes cap the winter soldier is nxt yeaaaaaashhhhh..lol

[@nvp8191]

Odin isn't good he's a bad guy who does good things. Originally Odin had the tesseract and he use it to build the bifrost bridge. So that's why thor needed the cube in the avengers movie because Odin could still send someone off Asgard using dark magic but Thor will see only one strong enough to survive the trip also it was a one-way trip.

[@CristyReacts]

Ahh so they were able to repair the bridge once they regained the tesseract at the end of Avengers?

[@JDdiGriz]

Malekith's motivation is simple. He was from a time when there were only darkness and dark elves in the universe. Since then all of this light, new places, and other races have shown up. One day Malekith decides that he liked things better in the good old days, so as far as he's concerned all of these people and all of their new stuff has got to go. He just wants darkness and dark elves in his universe. He's the ultimate xenophobe.

[@CristyReacts]

Oh wow yeah I guess he did have xenophobic motives.

[@PhilBagels]

@@CristyReacts And kind of dumb, considering that the universe is already more than 99.9999999999% darkness anyway. A few little stars here and there bother him all that much? Just get a sleep mask or some blackout curtains.

[@Cream-2128]

Originally the movies were just doing some dumb things like not acknowledging asgardians as gods. They also switched Freyja to Thor actual mom instead of stepmom. They kind correct it as things move along about them being gods though.

[@MarvRoberts]

This is the worst 'Thor' film. 'Ragnarok' makes up for it. I promise.

[@xgamervic]

Officialy this is the last good (no so good, like the first) Thor movie ,i mean ,respect the character ... sorry the normies ,but this character its like this ,not that sh*t show that make Waititi (shows that never read a comic in is stupid life) ...

[@CristyReacts]

Oh whaaaat? I’ve heard Ragnarok is really good! Why didn’t you like it? (without giving anything away)

[@MadcapMatt]

Many people agree this is one of the weakest MCU movies. Don't worry though when you get to the next Thor movie it will make up for pretty much everything you didn't like about this movie

[@Pinkielover]

definitely one of the worst mcu movies...