Lauffey is probably the most underrated character in the MCU. His screen time is short but impactful. Mirroring what Thor could have become a once prideful arrogant king and warrior reduced to shame and regret and unworthiness to lead

You missed the sticker on the T-shirt - "Donald Blake M.D." From the comic book - When he was exiled to Midgard (Earth), he took the form of a human - Dr. Donald Blake. And he used a cane. When he struck the can on the ground, He would transform into The Mighty Thor!

Favorite doesn't have to be best. Favorite is the one you like the most. Best could be for other considerations, like plot, special effects, cinematography, etc.

"He did some fucked up shit, but"... Loki, in Norse Mythology, "Loki is a trickster god known for being unpredictable, cunning, and chaotic. He is a central figure in many Norse myths, appearing in both helpful and harmful roles. Loki is the son of the giant Fárbauti and Laufey, and is often depicted as the companion of Odin and Thor. He is also considered the father of several gods and Jotunns, including Hel, Jormungandr, Fenrir, and Sleipnir." Loki is basically Chaos. 😊

I think I already know who Kass favourite character is going to be in the MCU....A certain little Guardian and I can't wait for you both to get to that side of the MCU

Cassidy and her partner have a son now, so guessing that's why that scene with Loki made her cry towards the end.

"Don, I don't think you've been completely honest with me."

This is a good flick, great reactions ladies.

His name is Stellan I think he's bill's dad.

I know she only read patron video comments, BUT, Thor weigh ~640 lbs as his muscles fibers are 3 times as dense as a human, something like that

20:44 in the original Norse mythology, Sif is Thor's wife.

Thor 1 is my favorite thor movie because it's the only one that attempts to adapt the comics properly

Kass... aka Evil Q K... "I have a connection to villains." You don't say. LOL

"Thor-nado" had no right being as funny as it was.

Thought you'd like the Xena joke.

There are 9 "realms" (aka worlds) that are linked (magically?) Asgard is the highest, Hel is the lowest ruled by the Giant Demon Surtur, Satanic Red with Horns and all. Earth is Midgard, a place for the Gods to play and learn and guide humans and the other sentient races of earth. The other 8 realms orbit Midgard, and all are mystically linked by the Tree of Worlds, called Yggrassil. Yotenheim was the home of the Frost Giants, and Nidavellir is the home of the Dwarves. Svartalfheim was the home of the Elves, but they were all wiped out long ago. Finally Vanaheim is the home of cousins of the Asgardians, the Vanir , a race of similar beings but less advanced in technology, more into nature. Frigga, Odin's wife comes from the Vanir line, as does Hogun, "The Jackie Chan guy". ... anyway ... One of the things that almost noone gets is what happened at the climax battle in Puente Antiguo, New Mexico. Thor died. He sacrificed himself for the lives of his friends. Being now worthy, the power of Thor once again restored his life and awakened his Divine Form, as The Mighty Thor, God of Thunder. Another thing that is for MCU geeks only --- The Battle of Puente Antiguo takes placed on the same day as the Battle at Culver University, Virginia ( The Incredible Hulk 2008) -- June 2, 2010. So does the Assault on Asgard by the Frost Giants in Asgard, and the Battle for the Throne of Asgard ( Thor vs Loki) on the Rainbow Bridge. Erik Selvig is Jane Foster's Professor, and he grew up with the Old Norse Mythology tales of Odin, Loki, Thor, and more. So that's a nice coincidence that he was there. Selvig was also at Culver University when Bruce Banner was a teacher there, and they exchanged theories about Gamma radiation. Hawkeye makes a low key entrance here. Stan Lee cameo for the win trying to pull the hammer out of the crater with a pickup truck.

ok, you're cute together