Was This A Romantic Comedy? First Time Watching *Thor Love & Thunder (2022) Reaction*

[@TheOctobersReact]

Which Thor movie is your favorite? We still have to go with Thor Ragnarok!

[@thesmokypurr]

Love & Thunder

[@terryconnelly484]

From a particular scene my wife would say love and thunder

[@LordofMordor2001]

@@terryconnelly484 me too

[@LordofMordor2001]

@@TheOctobersReact I was 16 years old when this came out

[@Lestat13]

Same

[@paulkondon]

Remember that Stormbringer's handle was made by Groot's arm. It's still alive, as you see when Thor puts it in the ground, and it grew roots. So it does have a personality.

[@auburnmann3630]

At 23:11 when Jane asks “what’s it been like 3-4 years”, and then Thor corrects,“ 8 years, 7 months and 6 days”. That was a subtle hint at the fact Jane was blipped for five years, unlike Thor who has a more accurate perception of time right now.

[@S.Parrow]

Gor's daughter is played by Chris Hemsworth's daughter, India Rose Hemsworth

[@ivan134]

That wasn't the Watcher. That was Eternity. Completely different cosmic being

[@djcantskate3883]

Sif realizing she doesn’t get in if she dies from blood loss after the battle was genuinely hilarious tho

[@mr_yoru5834]

I think people were hard on this movie because it leaned a lot into the goofier parts from Ragnarok and people were really hyped for Christian Bale to portray Gorr the God-Butcher but his role seems to have been cut back a lot and people were let down by that. Also, a story about Gorr probably should have had a darker and more serious tone.

[@christianmichael3120]

I've heard that *a lot* of the darker elements were in fact cut, most of that being Gorr, ya know, butchering. They cut scenes of him killing Peter Dinklage's character and Jeff Goldbum's grandmaster. I think it has to do with the backlash for Multiverse of Madness being "too dark" so they cut all the balance out of this.

[@djcantskate3883]

Damn yeah you said this way shorter than I did fair play 🤝

[@roystoyscomics1361]

Plus the character design for Gorr was horrible. But they thought the original design was too close to the Harry Potter villain.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Exactly correct sir.

[@sharkbaitoohhahha]

When Meek was writing on the whiteboard and Thor asks him to stop - the ENTIRE movie is on the whiteboard start to end.

[@Ghost8386]

Kate Bishop is a legacy character. A legacy character is someone who inherits the role or identity of an earlier character. This usually occurs when the original character steps down, passes away, or cannot perform their heroic tasks. Legacy characters allow the story of a cherished character to go on while adding fresh ideas and viewpoints. They help link the past to the present and demonstrate how a hero's influence can endure in future generations.

[@TinaP523]

I always assumed the story was like this because it was told by Korg from his point of view.

[@lI_Speedor_Il]

The story doesnt make sense in the wider universe, like why didnt they use Eternity durning the blip to bring everyone back? Why Thor never shared his powers with Avengers since he can apparently do that?

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks to Tony and Brooke! 💞🌩 My favorite was also RAGNAROK. I liked this one very much. I'm fond of mixing comedy with profundity, in this case, the death of a beloved character... and another embracing parenthood. No, I don't see it as a romantic comedy at all. It's got romance, it's got comedy... but it's mostly action, adventure, fantasy. Rom-coms tend to be formulaic and end with the couple together and happy. I agree that Marvel has been all over the place. Some will see that as a drawback, I see it as a strength. But, then again, superhero movies aren't exactly my favorite genre.

[@Thoreaux]

I really liked when he empowered the kids, cuz of the Thor lore. He cast a dark magic spell just like Odin did when he first put that "whosoever holds this hammer" spell on Mjolnir. They paralleled the incantation and even the framing of the shot. Between that and when he taught Axl how to use the seer powers that his father once used on him, it reinforces one of Thor's themes which has actually been very consistent throughout his parts in the MCU, which is to learn and grow from your darkest experiences and turn them into power. Experiences he gained by running toward his problems, not away from them. I like it because these details show that no matter how much Waititi was determined to inject this with his own goofy style, and how jarring that is compared to the tone of most other marvel movies, you can tell that he was still serious about making a Thor movie. And I get that people don't like it because it's cheesy, that's totally fair, like the closeup of the little girl shooting lightning lasers our of her teddy bear, it's clearly an indulgence. But I mean, so's a lot of shit in the marvel movies. But as a story which is about heroism and the character of heroes, which is what hero movies should really be about, I think it's very successful.

[@SunlessNick]

I will die on the hill of empowering the kids being one of Thor's most awesome moments. I also have a headcanon that while the weapons only grant power for a limited time, the enchantment remains. In years to come, that little girl will become a young woman, who will donate the toy to a shelter or charity shop in the hopes of it giving another kid the comfort it gave her. And with the agency the weapons in this film seem to have, the toy will find its way into the hands of other endangered children - children who will (for a limited time only) possess the power of Thor.

[@havok6280]

Marvel had a plan. He Who Remains was supposed to be the main antagonist of the multiverse. But the actor had legal troubles and Disney fired him. But he has been replaced. Disney announced what's next at comic con. I won't say too much, but there are two Avengers movies in the next two years.... Also that was Eternity not The Watcher...

[@TheMajestyD]

love when the axe comes near in a jealous way

[@Grizzly_6623]

“That was totally Batman wasn’t it?” Is such a funny question like out of context it’d piss off MILLIONS of comic book people, but in this context it’s actually an astute observation 😂

[@AlexanderStewart-k2v]

Those goats just maybe the death knell of the MCU😛

[@Drake844221]

A big part of where the trouble with this movie comes in is that... it just has a lot of tonal whiplash, and the comedy for a lot of people (me included) pushed just... too hard into what emotion there was within the story. It is a movie that is trying... so hard to be two things at once, and failing to really stick the landing on either of them. Taika Waititi just... was let a little too far off the chain, and the movie just kind of suffered for it. On top of that, there was a lot of behind-the-scenes chaos, and the end product wound up being very rushed on a technical level. The VFX artists were left with very little material to work with and nowhere near enough time to actually do the work correctly. Then Taika goes and cracks a joke about "how hard good VFX are," and... it just kind of wound up being an insult to the people he'd shafted. The other unfortunate thing about it is that he made the filming process so frustrating for Chris Hemsworth that Chris has openly said that 1) he will never work with another "mad genius director again, and 2) he'll only return to the character of Thor to close out his story. Yeah, it is dumb fun... but... it's just a little too dumb for my taste. Oh, and when it comes to the directionlessness, that has been the biggest complaint about the MCU across the board since Endgame. Like, they HAD something that they were working toward, but real life really wrecked what plans they had with everything that happened with Jonathan Majors. Even then, though... they missed the mark on the whole Multiverse thing, and... here within the last year, they've had to have a big "come to Jesus" moment when it comes to their overall direction. They're working on getting things back on track now. So... just kind of understand that... for a little while here, you're working through their awkward teenage years until they start getting things back on track. Still, most of the movies left to go are actually pretty good, in my opinion. There's just one in the pipeline that was a big miss for me, going forward, but I don't want to color your opinion on it.

[@curtquinlan9870]

I had no problems with the VFX in this movie but agree with you 100% about the tone of the movie...and it had too much Taika on it. The whole movie felt like a gag, and that didn't mesh well (for me) with Bale's Gor, whose performance was wasted in this movie.

[@thedarkhorse1990]

People hate it for several reasons. Namely Gorr was supposed to be an unrelenting force of nature, Eternity was a wishing well for reasons nobody knows, and in the comics Gorr attacked Omnipotence City and slaughtered tons of Gods in an epic battle.

[@57kwest]

That's a great analysis

[@edmunddantes7097]

But isn't that just a bias based off what came previous? Those things would be hard to implement into the totality of the MCU as just a throwaway thing. I think in order to do any of that stuff justice they'd have to completely do its own series of movies.

[@thedarkhorse1990]

@@edmunddantes7097 Can you elaborate?

[@edmunddantes7097]

@@thedarkhorse1990 Well Eternity is basically unstoppable, immortal and all powerful. It would take A LOT to make him a viable lasting character that could intermingle movies like Spiderman or Ironman. It would also make every fight effortless and much less fun to watch. As for Gorr, didn't he beat Thor multiple times? Even when he was at full strength? If they were to make him as capable in the comics he would have to be a main baddie like Thanos and it would take several movies to set that up in my opinion.

[@ulricaandrae4381]

Zeus is a Greek god, he's doing a Greek accent. However Russell Crowe is Australian.

[@edmunddantes7097]

I hated the movie until I watched it as if it was a story being told by Korg. Which it is. All the ridiculousness is him just exaggerating the story.

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

That explanation didn’t save it. Even Hemsworth thought it sucked. It was a classic case of the director feeling himself and it backfired immensely.

[@edmunddantes7097]

@@Get_Reel_Reactions To each their own. Hemsworth doesn't decide how I feel about any movie. And that isn't a throwaway explanation to excuse the movie. It's literally what the movie is. Korg even interrupts the movie several times with narration. He's just a silly dude who didn't print enough flyers for his revolution and is now telling the super exaggerated story of someone he likes a lot. If that doesn't work for you, more power to ya. Everything isn't for everybody.

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

@@edmunddantes7097 you could’ve stopped at “to each their own” because that’s 100%. No one is telling you that you are wrong for liking this movie. But you even stated you hated it until you learned it was told through the eyes of Korg, then you decided you didn’t hate it? So Hemsworth maybe doesn’t decide how you feel about any movie but I guess Korg does. Bottom line is this movie was a disaster at the box office, to the critics and a majority of the audience, and is therefore is ranked near the very bottom of the MCU movies as a result of it. It tried to double down on everything that made Ragnarok so refreshing and great, except it missed the mark completely. Telling the story through Korg only adds context. I’m sure if they did it all over again, they would make a few changes, not to the story itself, but I would be willing to bet they would make sure to get “in front of” the Korg story telling and make sure to remind people through the movie. Maybe Korg around a campfire or a setting where he was telling the story so people wouldn’t forget. Maybe less of the screaming goats and the movie does marginally better. Lost in this movie is the great talents of Christian Bale, the tragic story of Jane. Hell we saw the God Butcher kill only 1 god.

[@edmunddantes7097]

@@Get_Reel_Reactions I worded it wrong. I didn't "learn" through research or anything. I just paid more attention on a second viewing. When I realized that the entire movie wasn't currently happening like in most Marvel movies, but instead a fanboy telling events that have already happened in the past I found it funny. I think it's interesting how there's a group of fans who hate how a lot of Marvel movies just follow a formula. Then the other half is upset when the movies DON'T follow the formula. And just like with Hemsworth, I don't judge a movie based on its box office numbers. Fight Club bombed at the box office. The Iron Giant, Shawshank Redemption and Office Space were all flops. I think even Galaxy Quest was a box office flop. And on the other end there have been movies that did great at the box office, but were actually duds.

[@edmunddantes7097]

@@Get_Reel_Reactions Another thing I find interesting is the "hand-holding" complaints people make. In this instance you're irritated they didn't straight up remind you that this movie is all Korg telling the story. How do you picture them doing that? I think they did a good job with it. He literally starts the movie by saying he's gonna tell us a story. He narrates during the movie in scenes he isn't in, and the movie ends with him basically reiterating that he's telling us a story. They did all they could without just putting in print at the top of the movie that this is all Korg's perspective.

[@SLAPERZZ1]

My favourite was Ragnarok, comedy in that one made it much better

[@RandomStuff-hh7bk]

Just so you know, that was not the Watcher. The entity's name was Eternity. Hence them needing to open the gates of Eternity to reach it.

[@jamesosborne8081]

During the filming of this movie, the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas happened so the director changed the ending to honor those fallen children. That's why he gave them Thor powers.

[@Ghost8386]

I really liked watching Thor: Love and Thunder. The '80s vibe in this movie was amazing. It reminded me of classic films like Conan the Barbarian, Flash Gordon, The Beastmaster, Krull, The NeverEnding Story, Heavy Metal, Red Sonja, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Legend, Masters of the Universe, The Princess Bride, and Willow. The nod to Jean-Claude Van Damme's famous mid-air split was fun. I also enjoyed the use of Guns N' Roses in the film. I've been a Thor fan since 1987. Overall, I thought Gor was a compelling villain.

[@Hulkzilla0]

I had fun with this movie. It's one of the last movies I watched in theaters with my friends before life got busy.

[@LordofMordor2001]

@@Hulkzilla0 were you a teenager or an adult?

[@Hulkzilla0]

@@LordofMordor2001 An adult, but I have a job that keeps me busy during the weekends, while my friends have jobs that leave them with free weekends (more often).

[@LordofMordor2001]

@Hulkzilla0 well I'm 18 years old. I'm still in high school, and I live in Canada

[@ulricaandrae4381]

it IS a weird movie but I think it's hilarious. We also have to remember that Korg is the narrator of Thor's adventure, it's all from his perspective and he can be a little...out there. In Norse mythology Thor is riding a cart pulled by two goats so that's a fun detail. Another fun fact, the director asked the kids what kind of monsters scared them the most. They drew pictures and they used those for the shadow monsters Gorr conjured.

[@J_Mar19]

The movie did have some fun moments, but it was a bit too silly. I think Ragnarok had a perfect blend of humor and story, but this movie was more interested in the joke. Most fans were upset over this movie because the Mighty Thor storyline and the Gorr the God Butcher storyline from the comics are incredibly iconic. So, to see them half-ass both of those stories was really disappointing.

[@DanHosler]

It was just another funny movie in a string of the same, but I liked a ton in this movie

[@randomlibra]

I think, with this movie, it's told from Korg's point of view and his memory of events. That's why it's so goofy. The good news is, they know what went wrong and intend to fix it with the next Thor movie.

[@silentassason]

I still like this movie. I can get why it's not everyone's cup of tea but it works for me. Certainly didn't deserve the abundance of hate it got. Maybe like a 1/3 of what it got

[@SpitFireX85]

People hate this movie because of how they chose to frame the narritive. Like how Princess Bride was a grandpa reading his grandson a book (so he propbably read it in a way more enjoyable to his grandson), this film is Korg telling a story to kids... Korg being a huge Guns N Roses fan...

[@Swampthing71]

Thor is one of my favorite Marvel comic book characters of all time. Here's my top 15 favorite Marvel comic book characters of all time 1. Deadpool 2. Spider-Man 3. Daredevil 4. Wolverine 5. Dr. Strange 6. Thor 7. Iron Man 8. Captain America 9. The Thing 10. Blade 11. Black Panther 12. The Punisher 13. Ghost Rider 14. Moon Knight 15. Venom

[@health_fit_body]

U are right it is Christian Bale "Batman"

[@txheadshots]

Eternity is one of the primal celestial beings in the MCU.. on par with Death and the Living Tribunal. The Watchers are lower than that, as are the actual Celestials (like Ego, Arishem from The Eternals movie, and the one that died and “Knowhere” is in its old head).

[@jxy8938]

I think 2024 and onwards mcu are gearing back to a streamlined direction. But endgame till this movie has had a lot of rough patches for sure

[@markcruz359]

They've ridiculed Thor's character... made him into a joke. I personally prefer Thor from Thor 1, Thor dark world and Infinity War. Ragnarok was ok But wasn't a fan of L&T and Endgame fat Thor Also Gorr is not as terrifying as he was in the comics. *Russell Crowe is doing a greek accent because he's playing a Greek god

[@ItsZICCY]

there is an alternate deleted scene of zeus being friendly of and helpful and teaching thor how to use his bolt..... to bad it didnt make the cut.

[@Italo-Mateus]

Deadpool & Wolverine is coming to Disney+ real soon! Can't wait for you to react to it

[@ImJamieX]

why wait for disney? amazon alr has it haha

[@Italo-Mateus]

@@ImJamieX Really? I didin't know that, even better then

[@MS-mc9re]

The bad thing about that movie is producers had really nice components to make really great movie but we got some mediocre cheesy comedy.. There is a great villain with even greater Bale (the pure gem of the movie imo), good cast in whole, nice story (not storywriting) with serious dramatic plot in it (Gorr's origin, jane's cancer, thor & jane's lost love etc). But god damn they missed all the opportunities and advantages of it.. Gorr is a GOD Butcher! He could be really frightening villain. They didn't show him from that side at all. No scenes with him crushing gods on its way. Only shadow creatures etc. They are pretty nice imo but common.. Too much comedy for a reason and not for a reason. -50% comedy & +30% drama would work really nice. That film for me is like movie of completely lost potential. Nice reaction overall, Octobers!👋

[@JDdiGriz]

To be honest, in the comics, after a major story like Endgame, it always takes the Marvel Universe a while to "reset". They do seem to be having trouble getting back on their feet. You are right, they do need a direction. I would like to see them concentrate on quality over quantity though. They seem to be producing content so fast that the quality of it seems "uneven". Some people think that Kevin Feigie is getting close to "executive burnout", I hope he finds a replacement soon, that man has earned a vacation. That said, I did like Love and Thunder, but the pacing was uneven and it kept taking me out of the movie.

[@reggieedmond9770]

The Mighty Thor had a comic run with a female Thor, but I think people hate this movie because of how silly it is and the goats(and the woke themes in the movie). I just take all the movies at face value and just have fun not every Marvel movie has to have a serious tone. Love the channel can't wait to see the rest of Stranger Things S4 reactions.

[@djcantskate3883]

Mrs. October’s been fire at remembering old characters. Always by name too I hear a lot of “wait that’s that guy/ girl” when I get into these mcu reactions and some side character reappears

[@BatmanFan76]

This movie does focus heavily on the humor. Like, even when there’s an emotional scene, it’s followed by humor. I’m just saying, when Thor: Ragnarok had humor in it, they knew how to balance it well for audiences. This one just wants to be funny, and call it a day. Personally, I don’t completely hate the movie, but the only thing I extremely hated were the screaming goats which were super annoying.

[@edmunddantes7097]

@@BatmanFan76 Think about it from Korg's perspective though. Things in the "real MCU world" likely happened much differently and more seriously. But Korg is the one telling the story, so it's much more fanboy silly and exaggerated. Ragnarok was happening "real-time". We were following the events as they unfolded. In L&T we are being TOLD a story about events that have already happened. Yes, the goats were annoying. I'm wondering if this was written when the screaming goats IRL were viral on YT.

[@mostcreative3680]

That being at the end is Eternity, not the watcher. Eternity is one of the cosmic entities. The cosmic entities are manifestations of fundamental principals that make the universe. Eternity, Death, Entropy, and Infinity are the main ones but there's plenty more. They exist so long as the universe exists. Eternity represents everything within creation. The cosmic entities can do basically anything and usually stay out of mortal affairs. Eternity was basically just chilling but people that find it ask for wishes so I guess hes like well i got nothing better to do so ok LOL.

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

I used to get high and stare at screensavers to Enya’s “only time”

[@lizu47]

the Nacro Sword was created by Knul, and you will meet Knul in Venom 3.

[@hunzren]

I love the Taika era at Marvel. This was a fun movie

[@LordofMordor2001]

You guys are actually watching this Thor movie. Yes, thank you, Octobers

[@LordofMordor2001]

You should react to all of the Kung Fu Panda movies

[@noirhacks]

also no its not the watcher LMAO its a being called eternity... its the living embodiment of the universe

[@loftyguy11]

Yeah, I agree with you. The kids fighting was where this movie *completely* lost me.

[@willpina]

What people miss about this movie is that we are watching Korg's version of the story. That's why it feels kinda extra corny and hectic, because that's the way he tells stories. I'm not saying that it was a smart decision to make it that way. And since Taika Waititi is Korg, we are literally watching him go full Waititi on this movie.

[@cflash2785]

The humor and tone in this is because it is from the perspective of Korg telling the story to the audience. Most people don't pick up on this and it goes over people's heads. This why it's sometimes over the top and vibrant.

[@curtquinlan9870]

The fact that it is from Korg's perspective IS the problem with the movie. Korg, who also happens to be the writer and director of the movie, a.k.a. Taika Waititi.

[@nutz0148]

Thor's hammer is pronounced like mule-near 😂

[@thesmokypurr]

M'yoll near

[@user-gw7qk4bc8p]

You should watch the deleted footage of Zeus and thor. It's better than the entire movie

[@tjbosslyfe342]

They took out the good actors from MCU . An you can feel the difference. Now they fist to bring OG MCU characters back becuase MCU wasn't doing good.

[@SeeAndDreamify]

I really liked this movie, it has it's own unique story telling style which I think is really cool. I think people hated it because of the goofyness, but I like goofyness as long as the fundemantals of the story still make sense, and they do at least to the same extent as the rest of MCU. It is true that the MCU lost it's interconnectedness really since Endgame, which does make it a bit less interesting but a lot of the individual works are still really good.

[@michaelhandy9758]

I had a great time with this movie, could not GAF if others complain about it.

[@alicestevens8291]

The story in itself seemed fine to me. Gor doing his thing and thus giving Thor a quest but as a backdrop to what Jane is doing. And I know there was audience backlash when Jane was ditched. I'm sure that played into how this film came up. But anyway it has momentum. The problem is they kept interrupting the story momentum too basically "Hey wouldn't look cool if this happened?". And a few times centering around Guns N Roses for reasons. But it's like an arm that grabs you from watching the story and pulls you off to the side for a moment and then says "Oh, hey. You were watching a story, right?" Else the kid story. We have kids but then The Kid, he is a Guns N Roses fan for reasons. Until the end then? Poof. Just some random kid that wasn't with us in the end instead with no character development and an ending that was supposed to be a message about relationships? Jane had the better character arc overall. In fact if I distill her, Thor as supporting cast and Gor as antagonist we are getting somewhere...except she poofs as well. And then there also even more insertion at random that you can tell is just padding for future projects. The Zeus Sidequest namely. It's fun. A lot of the visuals are impressive. The acting is great of course. But it's real rocky and hard to walk away saying "That was top notch!" because it wasn't. I don't think it was trash either since I had fun mostly until the story lags and then I lagged in turn.

[@betteryourlife865]

Yeah they’re definitely setting up a new generation of younger avengers. Almost all of the new movies have someone becoming an apprentice of some sort to out OG avengers. Iron man has his daughter, Hulk has his cousin/someone else I won’t spoil, Thor has Love, Captain America has Falcon, black widow has Yelena, dr strange has America, hawk eye has that girl I cannot remember now lol. Antman has his daughter Cassie. Potentially wanda has someone too but not sure at this point. I’m probably forgetting some but they’re definitely setting that up. At this point idk who the big bad is going to be but there have been some theories.

[@betteryourlife865]

Oh and Ms Marvel also. Lots of young characters and actors.

[@daave365]

The goats just got funnier and funnier 😂

[@Slomo1602]

The necrosword that gorr uses is basically a symbiote look it up. Keep that in mind for future Spider-Man movies. Love the channel 💙

[@angelestrada9552]

Pros and cons of Thor Love and Thunder Pro: Some of the characters are great, especially Thor and Jane Con: Some of the characters arc are not done very well, like Darcy, Valkyrie, and Korg Pro: The villain is good Con: Gorr the God Butcher supposedly to have a bigger role and a meh character design because the director cut out some of the good scenes and dialogue of Gorr although his performance was good but still I have thoughts about his character design. The Gorr I knew is way cooler than that design, like he has tendrils with a sharp tip, his legs are like a lizard, and an ape, and supposedly to have the symbiote powers that can conjure any weapon. Pros: the lighthearted themes, action sequences, and Christian Bale performance Cons: Screaming goats, humor, and CGI If you want to know who Gorr really looks like, you can search it up or search in KZbin for Russian comic book for Thor God of Thunder Godbomb, and it's a audio comic book. Gorr voice actor is menacing

[@bryantcrespo6119]

Personally I didn’t like this one. For me, nothing they did was serious. I didn’t like how they made Thor basically a goofball, and how they made Lady Sif look. You’re right a lot of these projects don’t seem to have a direction, but it is going to be about the multiverse. They are/were setting up for the young avengers but idk if that’s a thing now. Black Panther is next. Another movie where it has mixed reviews

[@TheTalentTJRichter]

2nd best Thor movie after Ragnarok. By no means bad. Very fun actually. Them just not doing a lot with Gorr was the main problem even tho Christian Bale was excellent. He needed to end more gods.

[@servie97]

My mentality with Marvel nowadays, is this, either taking shit on the chin or shit on the chest. It’s up to you how you receive it.

[@mythicaltyrant7476]

This movie was so disappointing. As a massive thor fan it really let us all down. Especially since we thought the same director would do gorr some justice. But sadly we were wrong

[@LilSwaggaMuffin]

Loves y’all’s channel❤ this was is one of my faves very good I love Thor ❤

[@christopherpeters6365]

Don't care what some say, I loved this one as well!!! ❤

[@nicktaylor2000]

This tone in this movie was just to over the top. The director went way overboard with the comedy route. They needed to bring back more of that serious tone like form the first Thor film.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

In my opinion, they are leading up to something and moving the pieces into place. I understand it’s tough to see with no unifying Avengers film like in the Infinity Saga. But I do see seeds being planted.

[@kobeef7114]

OI HUGHIE. THE BLOODY OCTOBERS DROPPED ANOTHER BANGA.

[@ivankawnartist]

Favorite Thor movie!

[@roystoyscomics1361]

Mjolnir = Mee-Ohl-Neer. C'mon you can say it. 😂

[@cruzuvalle9845]

I actually liked this movie ❤❤❤ it was very entertaining 😂😂😂 “ EAT MY HAMMER!” 😂😂😂

[@SkidmoreTx]

Was the comedy a little silly? Yes, was a bad movie? No. I actually liked the story

[@AnthonyPorter-bleh]

12:56 Melissa McCarthy, a hilarious actress. I haven't seen bridesmaids, but she was great in a lot of movies 🎞🎥📽🎬🎞

[@RonWeb7804]

I would love to see you guys react to Grumpy Old Men. It's one of my favorite comedies.

[@randallwilliamson3838]

Ragnarok was a home run, this was a swing and a miss. I felt like part of the problem is they went out of the way to make Thor look like an idiot to make the females look more bad ass. There were good parts of the movie, just too many bad parts. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is the only movie after End Game that I have cared about at all.

[@jxy8938]

@@randallwilliamson3838 damn no love for no way home or shang chi?? Even across the spiderverse

[@fvamps]

Stop cus I’ve seen this movie so many times and this whole entire time I didn’t know that was Christian Bale who play’s Batman until your wife pointed it out and I legit had to search it up to see for myself and it was true crazy cus I legit watched this movie when it first came out and I never even knew that until now 😭

[@MyHazey]

Imo, they took Thor the comedic route because the classical shakespearian Thor was not doing as well as they would have liked.....and never mind, I thought this was Ragnarok 😅

[@leonamador477]

Does anyone else wonder if jane foster has cancer because of the aether.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I actually love this movie Christian Bale stole the show for me but I also loved all the guns n roses, fun factmchris Hemsworths wife played the wolf woman at the start lol

[@texgal]

Yes they went in a whole different Direction with this Thor movie very comical but then again I'm one of the very few people that actually did not like the new Wolverine Deadpool movie feel like they went off the rails on that one as well love the first two Deadpools and was loving Thor as well and this one threw me off

[@js7733]

I appreciate the honesty, this was disliked so much from so many people after how good ragnorok was. Marvel, especially Thor have started doing 2 things wrong. Putting current politics into films which automatically alienates half the country and 75 percent of marvel fans. Marvel has been replacing every male lead with a female lead in ways it just doesn’t work. The other issue is the over the top comedy. You have a series scene with Jane in a bed withering away then Thor kicks soda machines in an attempt to make it funny. They needed more god butcher, he only killed one god on screen. The kids is marvels DEI agenda to make sure every check box is done, instead of just making a good movie. After endgame you have no way home, guardians 3, and Deadpool 3 that are good and Deadpool points out all of marvels errors which is great

[@Strangerthings12338]

Can you give me the schedule of strangerthings of droping on youtube 😝😝😝😝😝😝

[@Lestat13]

I was disappointed that Gorr was used in this film…He was my favorite villain in the MCU 🖤🌹🖤🧛🏻‍♀️

[@Get_Reel_Reactions]

Ragnarok for sure

[@justinflowers8676]

mule near. That's how to easily pronounce it.

[@shirleydurr411]

I don't hate this film but I wasn't in love with it either. I found the characters fascinating, the story less so.

[@animatorFan74]

For me, I didn't like this movie just because the humor was waaaaay over the top and diminishes so much of the story and any seriousness or connection to the story. Almost any serious moment HAD to be undercut with humor for some reason and it was way too much. I think Ragnarok had the perfect balance of humor and seriousness. I had a great time laughing while I watched Ragnarok, but they took it a step too far in this movie and it really took away the fun I had watching it. It had good moments like the goats screaming and some funny lines, but overall just too much. On a smaller note, Gorr the God Butcher was just such an amazing character and would have been great to see way more of him in this movie. That's just a smaller gripe for me, though. Those are the main reasons I didn't appreciate this movie so much. Ragnarok = awesome. Love and Thunder, meh. :P

[@stevenernst7163]

Christian Bale is such a great actor and i know he had the potential to do more as Gorr but he had to work with the script he was given. I thought it was lame that he's called the God Butcher but we didn't get to see him go on a murderous rampage of God killing. This movie needed a darker tone, some comedy is okay but this was doing too much.

[@jamesh2401]

I personally don't HATE the film. The goofy humour was way too out of balance compared to Ragnarok, and that's mainly because Taika absolutely neglected the serious aspects of the characters for huge swathes of the movie, resulting in Gorr being a wasted character (in my opinion, he should have been a villain for at least a second movie). Hopefully they do justice to Zeus, Hercules and the other gods in the future, if we get more of what we saw in this movie, it'll disappoint. Moon Knight at least gives a decent run at some of the Egyptian gods.

[@DuoMaxwell007]

Also they didnt make this JUST to kill of Jane, theyre just adapting stories from the comics, Jane really does become THor and has cancer. As for the story going nowhere... thats normal. Just lik in every anime, tv series, or comic, after the Avengers come together and take down the big threat everyone goes back to normal living their lives, takes down a few pretty inconsequential villains until eventually the new crisis or earth shattering threat comes along and its time to fight for survival again, thats whats the MCU is doing right now, dont worry, its already been confirmed and seen... the real threat is definitely coming

[@robbiemaldonado9843]

Hey i loved the video i enjoyed the movie when i first saw it and i still do. Surprised but also happy to see your watching the groot shorts very enjoyable. cant wait to hear your thoughts she-hulk a character ive been waiting for the mcu to introduce and one of my favorite tv shows. oh and great timing werewolf by night just in time for spooky Halloween season love you guys keep up the good work. ps black panther 2 is your next movie after those shows

[@Amalibtrending]

Idk if y’all know but your now able to react to Deadpool n Wolverine on KZbin can’t wait for y’all reaction to it

[@shadmedina3033]

I enjoyed this movie. It was fun. It wasn’t the best marvel production. It was however better than Thor2 The Dark World 😂 We do need to find out more about Asgardians eating children a long time ago. Hahaha. Wtf was that?!!!? 😂 “Love” in the movie, is one of the children of Eternity - crazy powers. I hope we find out more about her and other children of eternity. But the way marvel does it, it may take 20 years Lol

[@JayOwinFull]

I don't think they balanced the drama and the comedy like they did in Thor 3. Had they went all dark or all comedy it would have been better.

[@oldchannel_MoM]

Rapu represents all gods in all religions in real life

[@damian01061973]

I adore this movie.