Everything GREAT About Thor: Ragnarok! 

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I'm just imagining Peter Parker going "I'm nothing without this suit" and then Odin responding with "Are you Peter: God of Suits?"

My favourite thing about this film is when Taika Waititi's toddler interrupts him while he's recording the commentary and Taika asks "do you wanna watch daddy's film?"and she loudly replies "Nah, I wanna watch Moana"

I love how Banner just quietly whispers “no” when Thor’s telling his snake story 12:28

Maybe it’s just me but the little “oh, shit” from Loki/Odin when Thor walks in was a missed win, one of the funniest moments in any marvel movie

Another thing I love about Hela is how when the Asgardians refuse to submit to her, she says "I thought you would be happy to see me," as if she's genuinely hurt by Odin completely removing her from Asgard's history and didn't wanna have to murder everyone on the way to the throne.

Korg (a rock) has his revolution defeated by lack of pamphlets (paper). Another Rock Paper Scissors joke.

It’s crazy that Hemsworth and Hiddleston were cast originally to play serious versions of Thor and Loki, but they still fit just as well when put in a comedic version of the same characters.

Taika has this gift with films he directs. He is able to create films with the funniest moments in cinema but also have the most emotional moments as well. Like in Jojo Rabbit, the film is full of hilarious jokes but it's perfectly balanced out with beautifully written and heart breaking scenes. It never feels out of place either! It's like magic.

I just how unashamedly flaming fabulous Jeff goldbloom is in every role he's in

Loved the "snake" story Thor was telling about Loki. If I recall correctly, that whole monologue was something Hemsworth made up on the spot and they kept it.

Loki: "Your saviour is here! Did you miss me?" That one woman in the crowd: "Yeah!"

I love how even though Thor is written completely different in this movie, it still feels like Thor because he's always been a bit of a himbo and a fish out of water. When you play those things up, mix in his new building trauma, and him hanging out with more earthlings, it feels like a natural place for his character to go.

"My wife was disappointed when she found out this was a comedy movie." "My wife couldn't stop confirming for me that 'Dougs Dead'" That right there is character development.

The only complaint I had was that you missed alot of moments between Loki and Thor. Dare I say, overlooked them. Their brotherly chemistry is by far the best thing about Ragnarok and actually Thor as well and not to forget, the last member of his family. What exists between Thor and Loki is pivotal to Thor's story and they wrapped it up with a bow the best they could in this movie.

“Rainbow bridges are less forgiving than asphalt.” This man played Wii Rainbow Road before any other

Thor throwing an object at Loki to see if it's really him and the "Ow" should be a win!

God I love how Heimdall wields his sword, so nice to see wide graceful movement with a greatsword. So sad we won't see more of it Q_Q

I love how the big twist of Loki being Odin just means Loki wants to watch plays of his dramatic death

Korg running into frame and kicking the wall while yelling "Piss off, ghost!" is legit one of the top 5 funniest MCU moments ever.

Best Sir Anthony Hopkins line in the entire MCU: "Oh shit."

15:43 [warning: spoilers] i also like the toxic family dynamic that this scene supports: in the first thor film, when loki is holding onto thor for his life, all he asks for from odin is some form of recognision ("i could've done it father!") yet odin, knowing this is all loki ever wanted, knowing loki had already been defeated so thoughrougly, STILL refused to give him that ("no, loki.") which is ultimatly what led loki to letting go and falling into his death voluntarily (which turned out not to be his death, but oh well) i feel like everything thor, odin, or loki (or even hela) did in this film was representative of where they were mentally and how everything that had happened had affected them, which is just brilliant writing, because everything feels like it makes sense. personalities match up with actions (thor saves asgardians because he's naturally heroic, hela takes control of asgard because it's what she was taught to do, loki betrays thor, and thor knows to expect this because loki is.....loki) pasts match up with mindsets (thor feels responsibility for asgard because he was raised to be a king, while loki has fully embraced his villany because he's always been treated like a villain, thor is obviously emotionally disturbed by odin's death, loki would do anything, *yes, anything* , to gain power on sakaar, etc) it all feels like a completely different movie, obviously, but the characters are still the same characters, because they'll always be those characters; thor will always be in a heroic role, because he is heroic, and he'll always be the same amount of stupid mixed with kind. loki might never be fully heroic, and that's okay, because that's his character: bitter, traumatized, insecure and a bit scared, but also smug, mischievious and scheming. sorry, went on a rant there, but the point is: i just really like the writing-

My favorite thing about this channel (among many, MANY favorite things) is that it always makes me want to rewatch these movies. I am sitting at my laptop like "Yeah. YEAH. That movie IS great"

The thing I love about the Nameless Valkyrie sacrifice is that that's what Valkyrie looks like in the comics. They kill off Comic Valkyrie to make room for Movie Valkyrie.

You missed the subverted expectations with him actually talking to a skeleton in the cage. That deserved a win

I liked how when Thor introduces himself to Valkyrie, he says “I’m Thor Odinson” - without mentioning he’s a prince or anything - and she calls him”your majesty”. A cool hint that she’s Asgardian way before we’re told it explicitly.

No matter how many times I watch it, this movie is still so freaking funny. Like, unironically this is one of my favorite movies ever made.

"Thor: Ragnarok" became one of my favorite all time movies pretty quick. I don't think I was even finished watching it when I decided that. The humor is killer. The battle scene with Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song is so outstanding I watch clips of it on TRvid all the time - over and over again. I had never heard of Tessa Thompson before this now I can't WAIT to see her in something else. Carl Urban's character's redemption was awesome. And, seriously you can call me what you will, but Cate Blanchette in that costume? I loved her as Galadriel the ethereal Elf Queen or whatever, but as Hela? Instant boner. Taika Waititi vision for this movie was so clearly his own and, although I can picture in my head what this movie could have been with a different director, I reject that thought and fully embrace Waititi's magnificent piece of art.

The “Time passes different on Sakar” joke is one of my favorite in the movie; The Grandmaster not only is keeping his true age a secret but the way he looks it’s almost a “c’mon how much do you guys give me?”. 100% sustained on acting alone. Like the “starts with B”, the way he comes back at his henchwoman in legit shock and indignation is what makes the scene. Moments like that is why you hire directors that understand the term “visual media”; That the screenplay is the building structure of a movie, acting and cinematography is what makes everything works. Like how much of this was ad libbed? One of my favorites of the MCU for this, and the MCU is known for witty dialogue, but here is not just the writing, is every element. It tells a story visually brilliantly, from acting, to art direction and set design. (Overly length rant about the MCU aesthetics below, no need to consider. The main thing I wanted to say was said above) People often give so much flack for the MCU being “unimaginative” in these departments, and this movie is the antidote to that. Frankly, phase 3 had some fantastic exemples of visually telling an story that broke the mold that was associated with the MCU: Doctor Strange, Guardians 2, this one, Black Panther... And WandaVision metalinguistic stuff wasn’t something I remember seeing it in a big budget franchise in a long time. I used to be one of the people who complained about the MCU, but after at least 2016 (even with Guardians 1 space opera bonanza and Winter Soldier bringing Bourne-esque aesthetics and themes into the franchise, which was new at the time, being early outliers) I’ve shut my mouth - For the most part... some stuff is still pretty bland, which only makes it more frustrating when we know what they were capable of.

"You're not a hot Russian spy." One out of three is not bad.

The movie turns 5 today! Still the best Thor film and one of the best, most fun entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Taika Waititi who’s known for indie comedies brings so much more of a colorful, goofy side to the character than we’ve seen and he’s one of the few Kiwi directors to step into the limelight Thor is actually given a personality rather than coming off so heartbroken and burdened by destiny and it’s very funny throughout, he knows when to be silly, charming, subtle and serious His chemistry with Tom Hiddleston proves both of them have plenty to squeeze out; Thor and Loki butt heads constantly but still end up accomplishing much more Can Loki actually be trusted for once even when Thor tries to change him? Blanchett has some of the best wardrobe and villain designs of any of these MCU movies and it helps her acting backs all of it There’s also timely themes in here about history being whitewashed, rewriting it to suit our own needs, covering up our pasts to paint a better picture and forget our past transgressions, it’s true kings and conquerors are proud to have their accomplishments but ashamed of how they got them, a country or kingdom isn’t a place it’s a people that make it Waititi essentially makes an immigration story and several parallels to Aborigines and also inserting subtle Australian branding throughout And the aesthetic of the movie embraces the traditional Jack Kirby artwork from many of the comics giving it a retro 1980’s feel like a pop video Rather some cool-looking action too that matches many comic frames especially the ending and when in slow-motion looks like beautiful illustrations Let’s also not forget the many inside references to past MCU films and callbacks True this is light on story or might worry viewers that there’s so much stuff crammed in and half the jokes end up being a 50/50 ratio but they balance it out figuratively being a psychedelic experience Thor is finally given some proper treatment this time around without relying on too much melodrama and this is one of the best films of 2017 And the best part….this leads directly into one of the best MCU films period!

I’m giving you a sin for not winning Loki’s scene where he screamed in joy as Thor got smashed with the same move that hulk gave Loki in avengers.

Honestly, this was probably one of my favorite Thor movies in terms of the comedy level and toughness of the villain

I'm aware this video is very old now but I've been going through the older videos on this channel because I just love what you do here, so pardon the belated comment. With that said, I have always interpreted the little smirk on Loki's face (when Thor awakens his true power) as him thinking "You pissed off my big brother, trust me, that's not going to end well for you guys..."

THIS movie is why I love Marvel. My mom is not the action packed super hero movie kinda person. Yet this was one of few marvel movies she actually watched. And she loved it. Same for Black Widow! My GF HATES fighting movies. Yet she loved the comedy and story of it.

This continues to be my favorite and the most well balanced Marvel movie. However, I still have an issue with the Thor revelation of not needing the hammer and then cutting immediately to Infinity War where he's convinced he can't fight Thanos without a weapon. It undermines the revelation of this movie.

“They don’t want to make a fool of Loki in his own trilogy” Loki: 🕳🤺 also Loki: thrown at guards also Loki: zapped by thor also Loki: hit in the head with a can

Hemsworth's Australian accent came through when he says "Red. White. Just pick a colour" that is so cool.

I'm Australian, and we and new Zealanders have sort of a brother-brother relationship, we tease each other and all that good brotherly love stuff. But deep down, we have a respect for each other, so seeing a new Zealander in the spotlight where everyone loves him warms my heart, that finally, the new Zealanders are getting noticed again (Last time was with LOTR, then everyone just sort of forgot about them)

This is probably the best Hulk movie we've ever seen. A lot of people might have missed this because of the general chaos happening during this act but, Bruce clearly states before that if he changes into the Hulk this time it might be for good, no more Bruce Banner. The small moment where he sees the wolf coming for the people and Valkyries guns not hurting it he makes what to him is the ultimate sacrifice. Luckily we'll see a lot more of the good gamma-powered doctor in Infinity War but we didn't know that yet. A+ for Ruffalo's performance here.

I laughed a lot during this movie but Anthony Hopkins asking Thor if he's the god of hammers was probably my favorite comedic line. It came from probably the least likely character to deliver a joke, making it catch you off guard but it's also so condescending and sarcastic yet so relevant to his character

Hi, I wanted to write it for quite some time. You have no idea how I love this video (all of your other videos too, but this one especially). I've probably watched it about 50 times in last few months. It brings me so much hope and joy, listening to you being so excited about every little thing. I mean, the last year or so was rough for everybody but your positivity really helped me and I'm sure I'm not the only one. Thank you. PS: The funniest thing about all o it is that I'm not even a fan of Thor or Marvel generally, but still you make me enjoy them by your comments.

I haven’t watched Ragnarok in over a year and I’ve been laughing myself stupid through this entire video. Now I have to go back for a rewatch. Taika’s brilliance in how he breathed new life into Thor is just *chef’s kiss*

"Yeah, I'm just a guy made of rocks, no need to worry unless you're made of scissors ... Yeah I tried to start a revolution but didn't make enough pamphlets." Did no one else notice that the guy made of rocks was beaten by paper?

Something my auntie pointed out was that there was an underlying game of Rock Paper Scissors going on. Korg didn’t print enough pamphlets and then he stepped on meik who had scissors for hands. It’s the small things

Ragnorok was absolutely amazing, literally everything. Also, Kate Blanchett wore the hell out of that outfit👌

One of the best CBMs of all time. People shouldn't bash it because its very light hearted than previous Thor movies. Not every film has to be grim dark.

I got so excited watching this that I got kicked out of the cinema for screaming "OH FUCK YEAH" when Thor uses his lightning on the bridge. This is my favourite MCU film hands down and honestly I love the way Taika took these films

You forgot this: If anyone’s allowed to change Thor’s looks, its Stan lee.

let's just all agree Waititi is a FANTASTI film director

Love how Stan Lee cutting thors hair kind of shows how easy he creates these master story’s as it plays off as a bad thing but still looks awesome.

I love watching CinemaWins because when I go back to watch the movie by myself again, I have a new appreciation for the overall film.

I genuinely love the final battle SO MUCH! The score, visuals, everything is PERFECT!

I dont know how marvel do it but their casting is ON POINT!

I CAN'T BELIEVE you didn't win "get help" or the elevator scene between Thor and Loki

I love that Korg was defeated by paper (not enough pamphlets, after all), and Meek's scissor-like armor was defeated by Korg. I bet Meek wouldn't have been defeated by paper, though!

How DAAAAAARE you not win the moment where Loki goes “THATS HOW IT FEELS!!” after Hulk throws Thor into the ground over and over like in avengers?? I know you added it at the end but like Jesus... that’s like 90% of why it’s my favorite non-animated movie. Not because I don’t like the rest of it, that moment is just-... that’s the definition of a cinema win right there... :,)

Fenrir or Fenris is honestly so cool. Just a straight up giant wolf, absolutely love it.

Love & agree with the "Idris Elba is always a win", but a little sad none of his other moments were shown. There were so many Heimdall moments that were my favorite part of this movie, particularly Thor's eyes going gold when Heimdall helps him see and the following conversation. But honestly, any time he's on screen, it's amazing.

Ragnarok took comedy and actions and put it together. It‘s glorious. I love that so much. And it gives us a bit of a happy Loki, who isn‘t evil. I want more of that.

I absolutely love that Thor remembered Tony’s nickname for him even though they haven’t seen eachother since the Ultron disaster and his exasperation at having to use that nickname to access the ship.

Just heard that Taika had Chris laughing so much as Korg that he built Korg up from a single line one off to the gold mine of giggles that he is!

“She mixes beauty and evil in an emotionally confusing way” just say you want her to step on you it’s what we’re all thinking

You are the reason I watched this movie with the Director's Commentary, and it did not disappoint.

I just learned that the sound of thunder isn't possible without lightning, so Thor's powers actually make sense

Rewatched this a few weeks ago. I usually don't care about superhero movies, but Ragnarok gets me ROFL and the moment with Thor and Odin at the end makes me cry. 10/10.

Just saying, the relationship between Thor and Loki makes almost all their scenes a win. And Valkyrie also is just a win by herself.

Valkyrie drinking about a 2 gallon jug of booze in 7 seconds is the definition of a win.

How could you miss loki's "That's how it feels" moment

Just went back in time to this video and I agree 100% with everything you said about FilmJoy. Easily one of the most underrated channels that I closely watch and everything he posts is pure gold.

Pretty sure this is the video that turned me onto this channel. Thank you so much for the years of great content, and appreciating movies.

The finale of this movie, specifically the part where Immigrant Song plays again, had me excited throughout and the acknowledgement was inevitable

My favorite thing is when Thor is recounting the story when Loki turned into a snake and tryed to stab him and Loki just smiled

My favorite parts of your videos are when you geek out and the ding geeks out with you. I get uncontrollable chuckle/giggle and partial eye tearing up when you do.

I honestly never like the original thor movies but Ragnarok became one of my favorite movies in the MCU the director killed it. Thor needed the light hearted comedy.

Man, This movie alone restores the character of Thor in my eyes

Rise of the gaurdings next please! It's seriously awsome visualy, story telling, and characters! Just so much greatness in one movie! And my god the feels! So many of em.

So…I discovered Magic Sword through this video, and just got to see them live in Ottawa. What a blast! Thank you for not only giving me a new appreciation of films I love, but for introducing me to artists I never would have found on my own!

I love how they fixed Thor. He’s now hilarious and wayyy more badass. It’s everything we wanted

I had such a blast while watching this movie! It’s so fun!

Something you might like is the fact that the ships are named after the Holdens that were cool when Taika and the rest of my generation were kids. Holden is Australia’s now defunct, but very cool, car brand.

Just recently started noticing the variety of chain designs in this movie. In the opening scene with Thor and in the scene with Loki chained up.

my absolute favourite mcu film, just love the humor

It really breaks my heart to come back and rewatch this review after seeing Love and Thunder and having never felt so let down and betrayed by a film maker. Everything was GREAT about Ragnarok was missing or executed so poorly that it resulted in the lowest rated Marvel film to date. Ragnarok is special still. Truly one in a million.

I find it funny that when Thor says “Father” to Loki, Loki says “oh shit” just like in the previous films when Loki says “oh shit” when Thor says “loki”

I have watched this movie over 20 times since it came out and it’s hilarious every time

this movie was literally the best experience i had in the movietheater ever

Two of my favourite MCU lines are from The Avengers; Hulk muttering, "Puny god," after God-handling Loki, and the security guards telling post-transformation Bruce, "...you have a condition." They vied for top spot until Ragnarok, when it was replaced by Loki's, "I've been falling for thirty minutes." There is one other non-dialogue moment in Ragnarok that tops this, but I won't post any spoilers. :P

I always thought she had antlers, but then I saw someone point out it looks more like a crown of thorns. And if you look, yeah, it looks nothing like antlers except for maybe the overall shape the pieces are headed in. But each piece individually looks like a rose stem with thorns along it.

“Behold! … my stuff.” My favorite line of the movie

You skipped over Loki: “Yes! THAT’S how it feels!”

idk it might be just cause i grew up with the movies but it seems like basically everyone in the mcu is perfectly cast, like they were born for the role

Thor’s lightening riding reentry to Asgard has to be one of the most badass super hero entrances in the history of badass super hero entrances!😀

Completely breaks my heart that this video now has over 9 *MILLION* views, while Mikey's video - which is rightfully worth all the praise it gets and more - only has 733k. Hey, algorithm, maybe do your thing? Mikey really makes good stuff, he more than deserves more love.

There will never be an opening that gives me the chills quite like a marvel opening.

As Clancy Brown’s second cousin… I can confirm that he nails everything he’s in

Side note on Korg: His revolution failed because he didn't print enough pamphlets. - Paper beats Rock. At the end he steps on Miek, thinking he killed him. Miek uses 2 swords. - Rock beats Scissors

I was so lucky I watch this in the theatres with my friends it was such a blast

"that is about as smart as hulk gets" makes me cry every time really nothing could not be more devastating and ironical at the same time you have no idea

Thanks for recommending watching this movie with the director commentary. I'm watching it now and it's great!