I can't wait til the next Thor film where he has to find himself AGAIN when he realizes he doesn't like being a single parent much and goes through his midlife crisis in trying to get back to when he was young, unattached and fighting all the time. We can call it "Thor: Just start a bookclub already".

The fact that Chris Hemsworth himself said *”The film is one a 7 year old would make”* really says something.

Can we acknowledge that Christian Bale acted the Hell out of the opening scenes? I was actually quite impressed by how sad the intro to the villain was. He was definitely the best part of this mediocre movie and deserved more screen time.

Taika Waititi making fun of the VFX Artists really got under my skin. The nerve someone has to have to put the blame on the “artists” for a movie nobody liked when YOU literally directed the movie! It’s not their fault they had to be rushed and be given unrealistic deadlines!

The only joke that genuinely made me laugh throughout the entire film was when Thor was like "We're gonna return the kids & then feast. But not on the kids. That was a dark & shameful part of our history". That was a dark joke in a Disney movie & the only thing that made me chuckle Also, Gorr was right.

Totally agree with Honest Trailers. Focusing more on Gorr's god-killing mission would've made for a vastly more interesting movie, especially considering he was arguably the best thing about the way the whole thing turned out. But oh well. Let's see Paul Allen's Gorr

The Finding chemo part had me in stitches

The sequence with Gorr in B&W was the best part. It has the sparks to show what a great film it could've been. It also shows just how great of an actor Bale is. Even with Hemsworth, Portman, and Thompson being there, all A-listers being there, he still stood out, like an S-lister.

"A white Christian who hates Polytheism" and "Finding Chemo" got me really good hahaha

Honestly I give them props for actually killing Jane. I thought they'd use Eternity's wish to save her, not to give Thor a kid.

Saw a lot a reviews that gave this movie way more slack than they should’ve to avoid criticism. Finally glad to see a genuinely HONEST review.

"Finding Chemo..." 🤣 Love the goat-scream audio transitions. Absolutely classic.

This was so spot on. Also the Thanos Hitler thing was hilarious.

I don’t understand why people hated this movie. All that was missing was an emotional investment, stakes in the story, character growth, a good villain, connecting the narrative to the larger universe, a theme or purpose, common sense, genuinely funny jokes and any hype or excitement for the next movie

This was legit more fun to watch than the actual movie.

For someone that hasn’t actually watched the film but only heard about how bad it is, this perfectly fulfilled my desire to see what everyone was talking about without actually putting myself through the pain. So thank you.

I haven't laughed this hard at an honest trailer, *ever.* Contrasting those awful goat screams with completely reasonable, interesting alternatives at the end was divine.

“The firstborn child Chris Hemsworth promised Kevin Fiege” makes a lot of sense honestly, how else has Thor been the only one of the big three to get a fourth solo movie?

Knowing one of Epic's running gags of saying "Beewwbs" or in case of Avatar "Bleewwbs", I assumed for sure at 1:31 he was going to use the same tone and say "Gleewts"

'Thrill at whatever different and interesting movie Christian Bale is in!' ahahahaha i had to stop the video i was laughing so hard 🤣🤣🤣

The summary intercut with dozens of unique goat screams had me dying of laughter 😂 you guys really tore this one apart!

Nice job, guys. My biggest gripe with the movie is how they took such an epic, vast story with tons of cinematic potential and then watered it down until it’s barely recognizable. The God Butcher comic has time travel, a massive scope, Gorr is a legitimate serial killer. Basically if you want to see this story done right read the graphic novel. It’s Thor meets God of War.

That movie needed Loki... I was so sad that it didn't end with a post-credit scene where Thor finishes his "normal" day with his adopted daughter, goes back to his ship... Then a multiverse portal opens, Loki falls through, Thor goes wide-eyed with rage and it all ends with Loki spewing out: "Wait! I can explain!..."

"another villain who is right but the Marvel heroes always fight to preserve the status quo". So true.

The only time I laughed out loud in this movie was the ship crashing into the tiny planet, a brief silence, then the goats screaming. That got me good

Forget everything else, the real question is: Does Jane find Anakin’s force ghost in Valhalla?

"Candy coated tumor" is the best way to describe this movie

My big question is how does taika go from having balanced humor and emotional beats to literally making a comedy sketch movie? remember the Thor Ragnarok trailer where they show thor in the alleyway? Hella appears all that? In that scene he was supposed to find his father Odin homeless and get a mini pep talk, hella actually was supposed to kill him in that scene unceremoniously. Taika then went to reshoot it to give Odin A more tasteful death. So in that regard he knew how to balance it and even shows he has restraint with his humor. And I honestly do commend him for that, he took the time to make a better send off for Odin. I still think he's made some great movies it's just baffling how that professionalism was just gone in this one.

"Great actors wasted on disposable villain roles". Enough said. LMFAO at "Finding Chemo". That was so wrong, yet still darkly hilarious.

He is the character that lost most in the series. His Mother, Father, Brother, planet, like half of Asgardians, the Girlfriend and somehow the movie looks like a Sitcom

I will admit, I did enjoy the opening sequence with the Guardians. And there is definitely something absurdly funny about seeing Thor flying around on Stormbreaker like a witch on a broomstick

Those constant cuts to the screaming goats 🐐 🐐🤣

This movie did indeed feel like tripping. It was literally Ragnarok on acid.

If you think about it, Stormbreaker had a more coherent character development than Thor himself during his entire arc inside the MCU ⚡️

That would have been sweet to hear Russel Crowe say, "ARE YOU NOT ENTERNAINED?!?" for his credit.

Thank you for addressing the ice cream shop. Glad to know I'm not alone in that boat

I waited 4-5 years for this movie after it was first announced to when it got released and that's just how much I love Thor but after this movie and the end credits when I saw: *THOR WILL RETURN,* I immediately was like: *TO DO WHAT EXACTLY* show us a different shade of his buffoonery? O! How I miss the angry and desperate for revenge Thor from Infinity War.

That Korg impersonation was spot on 😂😂

"The firstborn child Hemsworth promised to Kevin Feige" done slayed me good. -1 point for not doing a Ted Lasso / Roy Kent joke for Hercules though. You don't open a HitlerBurger, you open a breakfast joint and call it the LuftWaffle.

I don’t even care that y’all will judge me, the goats were my favorite part of that movie. I was dying in the theater. But, I’m admittedly a very easy person to make laugh. 😊

Those screaming goats seriously killed me... No cap one of the best honest trailers.

One of the greatest “Starring” sections and titles IMO. “Jane the Version… we wanted more of” and “A white Christian who hates polytheism” had me rolling 😂

"Opening a Hitler Burger", that was too perfect. Truly cried laughing.

"The first child Hemsworth promised to Fiege" This is way funnier than any of the jokes in Love and Thunder hahahahaha

5:53 finally some acknowledgeds the genocide reference of the ice cream shop xD

I'd say that Gorr is probably one of the better we've got villains since Thanos. I've heard some people say the end was anticlimactic, which yeah a little bit, but I do like a villain redeemed storyline and I think his third act redemption was handled better than most. It also helps that Bale put more effort into the character than the majority of superhero movie villains these days.

2:16 imagine this scenes used red blood instead golden blood... that'll be most brutality film MCU ever made.

So good screen junkie. After almost a decade. This is your magnum opus

Despite this movie being a "Thor" movie, it made me more excited for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and the Holiday Special.

5:46 Yeah they shouldn't have used Thano's gauntlet in that scene. It should have been Iron Man's hand.

I had the exact thought about the "Infinity Cones" bit...BUT thinking about it now At least all the people he killed came back.

"Finding Chemo" - that got me. Really got me. Nice vid!

"Whatever different and interesting movie Christian Bale is in" perfectly encapsulates the viewing experience.

I can't believe you didn't call back to your own Honest Trailers about how Jane talks about space travel by pushing a pencil through a piece of paper. I saw it and shouted "In every movie! HT was right!" Before being escorted out of the theatre...

Stunningly funny and on point.

"Okay, you can have a carb now." Hahaha

I appreciate you guys putting Gorr in the ‘villains that are right’ category. I love Thor in this movie, but he is the quintessential peak of what Gorr is angry about. A god that can fix all of the problems around him, but he’s so obsessed with his own little orbit that everyone around him suffers MORE because of it. At the end I kept scream ‘Make the right wish!’ My wife didn’t approve, but I’m still in the right, darn it!

Yeah I really agree with that line of introducing a whole new major villain with Gorr. If they were going to go through the effort and connect different mythos' and all those Gods it could have been maybe over another movie and idk.. actually HAVE Gorr kill some gods?

Taika Waititi: Hey, is it ok if I can copy your homework? Patty Jenkins: Sure, just make it different so that it doesn’t look like you copied it. Taika Waititi: Sure thing. LaT and WW84

I feel the best fix for this movie is to have the race for Eternity be against not only Thor and Gorr but also Starlord. He knows who Eternity is, he should have had a head start!!! He certainly has something to wish for and seeing friends become villains or adversaries would have been a fantastic way to flush out character depth. It could explore the nobility and human frailty of the characters. It could have done so much.

I loved when Gandalf told Groot, "Run, forest! Run!" 10/10.

Honestly they had great potential for a character arc with Jane's death. Like Thor doing everything in his power to prevent her death, because he's pretty much lost everyone else in his life.

I simultaneously love this movie and agree with all your points!

You were stretching that goat screaming joke to levels beyond my tolerance. Finding chemo was amazing though. 🤣

Russell Crowe lifting his skirt to go down the steps was 1 of the funniest things I have seen in a long time. It was just so absurd.

The time I spent watching the movie has been redeemed by allowing me to fully appreciate this trailer.

No no- Thanos didn't TRY to murder half the universe, Thanos MURDERED half the universe- they just got better (mostly)...

5:03 Gorr's description is just too good

5:40 duuude, i spat my monitor :D

Honest Trailers itself has managed to remain more consistent than the MCU.

I walked out of that box of garbage. Great material for Honest Trailers

OMG the goats! The only thing that made me laugh more than the goats screaming when getting pulled by their collars into the sky was the sequence of screams near the end of the Honest Trailer LMAO Well done! XD

That Korg impersonation was 10/10

This was one of the best honest trailers. This movie definitely didn't take enough time with the villain, and made way to many jokes

This is the greatest Honest Trailers yet!

I enjoyed it. Especially the ties to actual Norse mythology

"The first born child Hemsworth promised to Kevin Fiege" got me. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

"Thrill at whatever different, more interesting movie Christian Bale is in." Wow, that was... Like friggin PINPOINT accurate lol

Loved it

Absolutely awesome, I find myself binging these. It would make my week if someone could tell me what the plug in is or how they write the words on the screen at the end. Looks epic and would love to use that for my videos. 💪😃👍

5:21 awesome voice change

Honestly i hope this is the final Thor movie, because it's ending it on the note that Thor is a father now. it was also sweet that the little girl in that movie was Chris Hemsworth's actual daughter India.

That goat scream montage had me shaking in tears with laughter

Absolutely love this ❤️🥰

I feel like they got to this point of the MCU and were like "What are we gonna do? I never thought we would get here..."

I thought there were some pretty good moments in this movie, and I especially liked how Gorr was written. Most villain types will just continue to kill for no reason, despite having been presented a solution to the thing that made them angry in the first place. Props to Gorr for actually wishing his daughter back when given the chance instead of just being like, "Nah, I'm evil now." But... then they did the exact opposite with Zeus. Instead of, "I can't believe I'd forgotten what it means to be a god" his reaction was, "Dude... they can't do that... Shoot them, or something." Didn't really have an issue with much else but the anthropomorphizing of the weapons ended in the flattest way possible. After all that he still ditched Stormbreaker for his old fling. I mean I do get it, but that's on them for setting up a situation in which it actually feels stupid for Thor to get the hammer back. There was no reason for them to highlight that. It was cool the first encounter because even in the first movie we get the sense the weapon has some greater sense to it (it'll know when someone's worthy, after all). But going that far with the relationship aspect just destroyed the idea of seeing him back together with the hammer... which is eventually what they did. They could've focused on Stormbreaker instead and made it feel more meaningful that he'd give it up for the kid, rather than it feeling like he stabbed the weapon in the back by lying to it lol

Having worked on this film at Fox Studios in Sydney, Australia, I can testify that Taika was writing the script, daily, while high asf. You can see the results.

I was NOT prepared for that title 😂😁🤣

My favorite part of the film is when Thor said "it's Thorin time" to gorr and gorr responded with "no, it's gorrin time" and then the fan favourite Dr. Michael Morbius appears out of no where and says his iconic line "it's morbin time" and morbs both of them.

Loved this HT, but would add that the whole "unfocused tonal mismatch" problem wasn't helped by the plot being driven by a ton of abducted kids that our heroes...apparently have to decide whether they're going to go save or not? The movie and I were of two very different minds about how we feel about shadow monsters that abduct all of the children in a town, apparently.

That was better than usual, and y’all usually do an excellent job 😂 Finding Chemo hahahaha! I did enjoy this movie. But it’s absolutely a “turn your brain off and look at the pretty colors” movie.

I... surprisingly liked the majority of it, and I was not expecting too. The parts that you could tell were ad-libbed I ahted, just like the parts in Ragnarok, but overall it was better than I was expecting it to be.

This made me laugh more than the actual movie

4:37 At this point I just stopped listening and waited for the goats to scream

Bruh I watched Thor twice and never laughed at the Goats. But somehow I was crying laughing when they kept on popping up at the end

Once again… crushed it! 🤣

I agree, the best thing about this movie was jane's character, was well written and balanced and natalie portman killed it. Too bad they wrote themselves into a corner and had to kill her.

4:03 Thor has been on Earth for *years* now. He should know what a vending machine is....

02:07 these villains had *nothing* to do with 'changing the status quo' > Hella wanted to conquer the universe > Vulture had a chip on his shoulder because Stark thought alien tech was too dangerous to let independent contractors handle (he... was right) > Killmonger wanted to start a race-war because "yt be ruinin our lives man"

Hey it was just right for Disney + streaming : ) The part that got under my skin the worst was that the goats pretty much only screamed when they were on camera. Like, they're 10 feet to the right of the camera, no sound, then we see them, and they're screaming, then we don't see them, they're not screaming. Like a kids puppet show or something : ) It's alright, now we get Quantummania: or, "Whoops, all superhero compromises with evil to see their kids more" part 2 (or 3?), or, "Whoops, Another superhero's well intentioned attempt at changing reality completely, gone wild" part 2 (or is that 3 now?)