Thor Ragnorak - Blog Posts
God help me and my slightly questionable taste in women
Please Marvel make this happen
Give Us Sylokius
Is it just me or does the characterization of Doctor Strange in Spiderman: No Way Home feel wrong? Throughout the first Doctor Strange he seems pretty mature and competent and then in Thor: Ragnarok he was quite stoic and mature. The same goes for both Infinity War and Endgame. Why is he all of the sudden acting so immature? I mean I feel like he would have heeded what Wong said and he wouldn't just decide to cast an extremely risky and dangerous spell. Honestly, you'd think he would have given Peter a nice cup of tea, explained why he couldn't manipulate reality for him, given him some good advice, and then sent him on his way.
H i d d l e s t o n : w o r k o f a r t
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Save us Taika
Mr. Hiddleston's quote on that:
There was a big sequence on the Last Bridge in the movie, and we all had these choreography sequences while Chris and Cate Blanchett, and I, Idris and Taica were fighting together. [Waititi, the director] There were all these elements related to the great stunt department in a motion capture suit.
And we were doing that run, it was in the afternoon, and it was me, Idris and maybe Taica. I can’t remember. Sure, Idris was there, and it was our two-shot fighting these great athletes who are stunt guys. And I ran out of choreography. Basically, I think I finished the move before Idris, and he was still rolling, and I just stood there like a lemon and didn’t want to do anything interesting. So I flipped the knife over and caught it by accident. “
Idris laughed at it. We looked back on it.He was [like], “Oh God, he went and finally played the knife.” Because he had finished the fighting movement. But yeah, it ended up staying. Since then I have tried to do it. When I try to do it with a wooden spoon, it doesn’t work and I always drop it. So that was one of them, but it never happens twice.
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I just saw on youtube that Loki's knife flip scene was an accident. Idk if it's true tho. See for yourself. Here's the video:
I just saw on youtube that Loki's knife flip scene was an accident. Idk if it's true tho. See for yourself. Here's the video:
I get the big hype around someone being worthy to wield Mjolnir and all because it literally “proves” that someone is wholesome, good, and powerful all at the same time. But also, there were some really bad people who could lift it too, so I don’t see it as something that picks people worthy as in good. I see it picking someone as worthy if they are capable of great power and destruction. Like before Thor, Hella was the one who wielded Mjolnir and committed mass genocide with Odin (whom we never see pay for this). And also in Thor 1 we see Thor as an arrogant killer already wielding Mjolnir and killing innocent Frost Giants with it. I just feel like being worthy to wield Mjolnir isn’t that big of a deal if Hella and arrogant Thor could do it too.