I rather enjoyed this video... ANOTHER!!! *phone smashing*

1:19 I thought the whole "Both of you were born to be kings" thing was a reference to the fact that Loki is technically Frost Giant royalty.

"Loki may go down as the best MCU villain." You predicted the damn future.

Can we add a 'fun hint at Norse Myth' win with the "run home little princess" line? For context: Thor and Loki disguised themselves as women to take back Mjolnir from a giant who stole it.

When Odin growls and Loki looks scared, that was off the cuff and Tom was actually startled for real by that.

When Loki asks "Is it madness? IS IT?" I feel like he's thinking "because I can't tell anymore," and it makes me so sad because he can't tell if he's following his destiny and that justifies his actions, or if he's just getting vengeance and that is unacceptable on a cosmic scale but either way he loses the belief that his life was what he thought it was, and since he's so shaken by that sudden identity crises "who should I be loyal to? did my family(Asgardian and Frost Giants) ever really love me? is it in my blood to be evil?" that he truly cannot tell if he's gone mad because he feels such a separation from himself. Ugh, heartbreak.

Missed Win: Hawkeye puts his thumb against his jugular vein when he's preparing to take a shot at Thor, a technique used by real-life US Army snipers who are taught to shoot between heartbeats.

CinemaSins: Finds random scene and calls it a "sin" CinemaWins: Takes exact same scenes and makes them "wins"

"We drank, we fought, he made his ancestors proud." Thank you for reminding me of that great line. XD

I love the Thor v Loki fight, when Loki is in tears and explains how it was Thor who wanted the throne and he just wanted unconditional love. Tom Hiddleston really knows how to add weight to a scene

You speak of Loki seeking his fathers approval and didn't give a win to Loki's reaction to Odins rejection to his "I could've done it, for you father" statement at the end of the movie which cause him to jump into the abyss.

Loki is exactly why these movies are so enjoyable - Tom is a very talented actor and makes him far more complex than your usual Generic Doomsday Villains. The man does Shakespeare and it shows. (Seriously, watch his Coriolanus. Pure awesome.)

Odin the god of bad parenting

Honestly, I really do appreciate Loki as a character. As an author myself, I always am thinking about characters' motivations. ESPECIALLY the villain. And one could argue that Loki wasn't even much of a villain in this movie, and more of an antagonist (yes, there IS a difference). The way he's grown up living in Thor's shadow and always overlooked, and THEN learning that he was adopted and a member of a species he'd been raised to distrust.... well, it makes perfect sense for him to lash out as he did. It wasn't RIGHT, it wasn't morally sound, but it was understandable. More of a sympathetic villain, if we must call him one.

I'm kinda dissapointed that you missed the fact what role Loki actually played in Thor's character development. Loki lied to Thor about their father being dead and this pretty much changed something in Thor. First he only lost his powers, something that was most important to him. And then he found out what it meant to lose someone really important to him. This is where he learned the importance of responsibility. And then, even if it turned out to be a lie, Thor continued to fight for others, not for his personal enjoyment. Loki unwillingly helped Thor become better man.

Also a win for the fact that the scene where Odin growls at Loki was improvised

I feel that Tom Hiddleston would make a MOST EXCELLENT James Bond once Daniel Craig finally abdicates the throne.

One of the best Thor franchise theories out there is that it actually wasn't Odin's power that changed baby Loki's appearance but in fact Loki himself who, while Odin was holding him, looked into Odin's memories saw his first born Hela. He then shapeshifted to mimick her appearance. This tactile memory sifting is the same move he pulls of on the Valkyrie on Sakaar. It explains why he bears a striking resemblance to Hela.

Loki: Is it madness...? is it? Me: Say it.... SAY IT. CW: or is it Sparta? Me: THANK YOU

The credits sequence is awesome. It actually shows you the whole World Tree, Yggdrasil, sort of like this giant nebula.

I say we give a win to your... hmm, could we call her CinemaWife? (Or is that disrespectful?) Well, either way, I think she gets a win for inspiring such optimism. (*DING*)

I'm just gonna give my two cents about your channel: I just love the positivity. The Internet has recently been (in my experience) getting more pessimistic and seeing a channel with this amount of positive things is such a breath of fresh air that I need, so I thank you. You'll be a great dad

I loved that scene where Odin strips Thor of his title. I was even more amazed when I found out the entire scene was improvised by Anthony Hopkins. The scene was entirely different in the script. The scene was originally very somber as Odin just looks at Thor, and Thor knows what's gonna happen. Thor kneels before Odin as he slowly starts taking away Thor's... Circle plate things... And his cape. He then utters the "Your are not worthy." but not in a loud booming voice, but in the voice of a broken father who is casting out his son. And then the hammer just falls out of his hand onto the floor cause Thor couldn't lift it anymore. After they shot that scene, Hopkins asked if they could go one more time, and the second the camera starts rolling, he just let's out that amazing speech and Tom Hiddleston butted in on a whim to try and make the scene better and Hopkins just jumped down his throat like hot coffee. When Lockhart (I'm just gonna call the director that since I can't remember his real name) yelled cut, the entire set was quiet for a good minute afterwards just taking in the breathtaking performance they just witnessed.

Watching the Captain America movies really makes me become attached to Bucky, but right when I think he's my favorite character I watch the Thor movies again and these videos and I am reminded of just how much I love Loki. Loki will always be my favorite, no matter what

of course the chemistry between thor and jane was great; chris hemmsworth is so charismatic his chemistry with an empty cup of yogurt would be great.

😃the hammer on Lokis chest always makes me laugh. Such a brother move 😂 If your brothers a demigod

11:20 Thor: Loki This is madness! Loki: Is it madness? Is it? CW: Or is it Sparta? Me: hahahahahahhhh i knew he was going to say THAT!!!!

I love Idris Elba as Heimdall. Don’t care about his skin color or anything like that. He did a great job, whether he thinks he did or not.

This film is so underrated and such a great kind of small scale story we really havent seen since. Such a great movie!

We know each other! He's a friend from work!

The part where Thor says 2 Lady Sif “True but I supported You” is like my favorite part of this Movie

im disappointed that you didnt win loki's line when he fights thor, "i never wanted the throne"

Well magic's just science that we don't understand yet. *You know, like my husband's lightsaber.*

My spirits lift every time CinemaWins releases a new video... My day is made...

No one ever talks about how thor had his iconic comic helmet in this movie.

4:18 that growl wasnt supposed to be in the script so lokis reaction is legit

You know, we started off on the wrong foot but Thor's really a stand up guy once you get to know him. Though I haven't seen him in a while.. Or Banner for that matter. Strange.

I have never understood why people hate this movie so much..

everything great about Thor: TOM HIDDDLESTON

"Even after thanos 'does it himself' I think Loki may go down as the best MCU Villain." Thanos unfortunately went down as the best villain. Loki, however, went down as the best Anti-Hero.

Thor movies are one of my favorite. Maybe because Im moved by the North mythology behind it but both the first and second are awesome and are in my top movies list. Im stoked for Ragnarok too, and I will have a Thor night in cinema where The Dark World and Ragnarok will be in IMAX in one evening :D

I loved the first Thor

Thank you for making this. I really liked this movie. Thor and Loki are amazing especially Loki. Thor’s character development over the three movies is incredible.

Glad to see someone enjoying puns as much as I do. "More Thor-lore"

Everything great about Thor? One word: Loki.

*7:30**:* Um . . . technically Laufey and Loki would be using pretty much the correct nomenclature, since "Asgardians" now refers to both the Aesir *and* the Vanir. The Aesir founded Asgard and had occasional clashes with the Vanir, but they settled their differences and merged the two peoples. All of them now live in Asgard, and are therefore "Asgardians." All Aesir are Asgardians, but not all Asgardians are Aesir. But in the *earliest* lays, like the one being referenced in the book, the two *were* synonymous. It *is* true that "-ian" is a Greek suffix, but I really don't think that's the particular hair you were trying to split.

Loki, this is madness!... Is it madness?... Is it? Or is it Sparta?

One detail that i like is when loki says «Is it madness? Is it?» there are hints of tears in his eyes.

"They built an entire town just to destroy it!" ...So, they pulled a _Blazing Saddles_ ?

This Video, I like it... ANOTHER!

“Well thats it, Loki’s dead, guess we’ll never see him again.” AHAHAHHAHAAHHAHA

At 04:11 odin strips circles from thor's chest armor and says you are unworthy of these realms,in infinity war when he comes to earth i could swear i saw like there are some places in those circles like portals, it's just a guess but i found it interesting

If you like Tom Hiddleston, do Everything Great About Crimson Peak!

Do one on Spider-Man homecoming

I haven't watched this yet, but I can guarantee there are so many beautiful beard wins.

All three of the Thor movies are by far my favorite mcu movies, (with the Loki show coming in close second) no matter how good or bad a script is Loki, and just the thor-Loki sibling dynamic is so funny

1:40 maybe, because that’s a right, and the one thanos has is a lefty

Gosh damn it man. From now on whenever I'm using a hammer, I will whisper upon it "Hammer Whispering".

Anthony Hopkins is one of those actors who is great, even when he is not trying. His performance in Ragnarok (Anthony Hopkins pretending to be Tom Hiddleston pretending to be A. H.) is great!

I often felt like the camera tilts were for the major turn around this movie too. Like you said from Iron-man to Thor!?! And the tilts showed how strange the introduction of this character would be and how much larger the MCU would become once you introduced almost literal gods

This channel is way better than Cinema Sins! Good qualities! Who agrees?

Everything GREAT about... 5th Element Atlantis: The Lost Empire Treasure Planet Spykids (the first one) Titan AE Pls and Thank You for all the great videos!

Man, hearing that line about “Both being born to be kings” straight after S2 of Loki makes me wonder about all sorts of things about Odin. Like come on, he must of known at least something about the multiverse.

Holy shit. Loki's development from Thor to Infinity War. Just amazing. From looking like an innocent man to a killer. And then to see his facial expression before his death which is not what we have seen before. Just amazing.

Literally my only complaint with this movie was that it took place over the course of three days.

Ragnarok cant come soon enough.

I wonder how excited those kids were (the ones who played young Thor and Loki) to have the honor of working one on one with acting legend Anthony Hopkins. That's probably a memory they will never forget.

Fun fact: 1:21 At that point in the mcu, Thanos was also a child. Because both Thor and Thanos are 1,500 years old.

2:13 *THE RAINBOW LEVEL FROM MARIO CART*

7:42 Reference to Anakin and Padme from Star Wars

5:26 what I keep saying all the time. Where is the love for how amazing Tom's acting was? I was blown away when I watched the og english version (dubbing is my enemy now) 6:18 thing that I absolutely hate about Thor. Loki never once declared himself a king. They cut out the scene where the guards come to Loki with Odin's spear. Loki is so shocked and confused so he looks over to his mother, who tells him he's the king for now. Look it up on youtube. They cut that out and made Loki look like an asshole.

The thing I love about your channel the most is how much film language I'm picking up! Getting these little cinematography easter eggs (dutch angles) is a bonus!

PLEASE DO SPIDERMAN HOMECOMING NEXT

Thor was the first marvel movie I ever saw and I sorta don't really like it but you make pretty good points!

Anthony Hopkins' performance in this movie was deserving of all the wins I felt, especially in the scene where he banishes Thor. He actually kinda made you feel sorry for Odin and the profound disappointment and sorrow that he felt.

Speaking of Stellan Skarsgård, my favorite part he's played was in King Arthur (the one from 2004, with Clive Owen). His antagonist has one of the best villain lines of all time: "Finally. A man worth killing." I'd love to see an "Everything Great" about that one.

ANOTHER! Harry Potter wins video...

Please do the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise

One of the wonderful call backs in Ragnarock is for that gauntlet. It was one of those things that bugged me for a long time...then just masterfully explained in 2 words YEARS later.

11:05 i love that loki knew that Heimdallr could escape so he put some soldiers ready to attack if he escapes they would attack als yes this is his actual name (Heimdallr)

The mountain at 1:04 is actually Svartalfheim, or more accurately Nidavellir. It's the "Lowest" of the nine realms, and it's the home of the Dwarfs. (I'm taking all of this from my knowledge of Norse Mythology, not Thor lore). Fun fact, The Lonely Mountain from the Middle Earth series is also based off of Nidavellir.

Can you please do an Everything GREAT About The Grey? This is my 2nd petition.

I remember this movie so fondly. As a kid, I was already super into gods and myths, so seeing a movie about the Norse god of thunder was really exciting to me, and there was a time I considered it the funniest movie I had ever seen. BUT, what really stands out this that this was the movie that made me realize that all these movies made by those Marvel studio people were CONNECTED. That BLEW MY LITTLE KID MIND, seeing Coulson and hearing him refer to Tony Stark and realizing, "HOLY CRAP! ALL THESE AWESOME PEOPLE ARE IN THE SAME UNIVERSE! NO WAY!"

Congrats on your anniversary! Take your time with the videos, they're awesome and there's no rush to get them done :)

LOL My husband's lightsaber!

DO FORREST GUMP

Thor is a personal favorite of mine in the MCU, and I appreciate you taking the time for it. Regardless of what you think of the Destroyer or the sequel, it was really well-made and had really fun characters.

I am happy this movie finally gets some positivity. I really like it, of course it, and the character, has been built upon. I like Kenneth Branagh’s direction and the action set pieces.

I don't get why people didn't like this movie, I thought it was great, one of the MCU's best

4:43 Lol that Doctor Strange reference. 6:37 And again. 6:40 Omg these references. 8:48 Stop being so strange.

I've come to love this channel not just for it's sometimes simple reasons for just hearing that ding but also then the more rounded out and detailed analysis of a movie which is strengthened out by the fact we get to see all those little finer points explained out so quickly to reaffirm the later conclusion. Thank you for being a thing on the internet.

I'm normally pretty strict about characters being accurate to the source material, but Idris Elba absolutely kills it as heimdal

Now do megamind pls

One of the few marvel movies with a decent and memorable score. Patrick Doyle is very underrated.

One little thing that sort of occurred to me after the Ragnarok revelation that Thor's control of lightning isn't due to Mjolnir like he believed, that storm when he tries to reclaim it for the first time could work just as well for his damaged emotional state as it could for thematic appropriateness.

Thank you very much for nor spoiling GoT for those of us who have yet to watch the seventh season!

Who's pumped for Thor Ragnarok?!?! I bet Jude can't wait!

Learned recently that Tom Hiddleston never actually auditioned for Loki; he auditioned for the role of _Thor_ , but the directors immediately knew he'd be perfect for Loki. Thor envy even in a meta-sense?

thanks to you, i've learned a bit about movie terminlgy, p.e."dutch tilt". soo..double thanks!

You guys make my Sunday afternoons with these ! Thanks so much, from a fan in England.