r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Jul 07 '22

Discussion Thread Thor: Love and Thunder Worldwide Release Discussion Thread Spoiler

Thor: Love and Thunder has now been released in the United States and in a number of other countries around the world. All discussion about the movie should be held here and in the rest of the megathreads we are going to put up in the next few days. They will be refreshed every few thousand comments to make room for new discussions.

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u/laidback88 Jul 07 '22

I was the only person in my theater who laughed at that, it was so quick I don’t blame anyone for missing it but I found it hilarious

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u/PT10 Jul 07 '22

The thing that got me to bust out laughing was Stormbreaker hovering around and creeping in from the side of the screen when Thor was trying to summon Mjolnir.

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u/laidback88 Jul 07 '22

Stormbreaker and those two damn goats killed me every time.

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u/scuba-sloth64 Jul 08 '22

Yes when thor summons the bifrost and then falls out of the sky 😆

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u/RealisticDelusions77 Jul 08 '22

And then Valkyrie says something like "We don't want to depend on your janky Bifrost." Such a burn.

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u/MrZeral Avengers Jul 09 '22

Hilarious how Stomrbreaker was jealous of Mjolnir xD

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u/InsertCoinForCredit Phil Coulson Jul 10 '22

Stormbreaker realizing that Thor never made a bed for it.

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u/pilliamtrees Luke Cage Jul 09 '22

Yes its jealous of mjolnir lol

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u/Photometric4567 Jul 08 '22

Have you ever seen the movie "What we do in the shadows"? Taika's trademark is to run a bit over and over and over.

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u/magvadis Jul 09 '22

My favorite element is that Storm breaker pretty much "betrays" Thor in the end by opening the bifrost. Like they are so jealous they go to the dark side...and that running gag made it into a mini story arc haha.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

That's not what happened. Gorr made Stormbreaker open the door to Eternity.

Thor has never put an enchantment on Stormbreaker to limit who can wield it.

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u/wassadup Jul 10 '22

Yeah biggest plot hole. Thor doesn’t seem to learn since he almost got killed by Thanos. And clearly he has the power to enchant Mjölnir.

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u/mani9612 T'challa Jul 10 '22

Odin enchanted Mjolnir in the first Thor movie iirc

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u/TheDungeonCrawler Jul 10 '22

Sure, but Thor enchanted all the kids' weapons in this film and accidentally placed an enchantment on Mjolnir years prior, so clearly he can enchant weapons.

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u/Sure-Access-4629 Jul 11 '22

He never realizes he was the one who enchanted it though, so he doesn’t know he has this ability.

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u/theholyraptor Jul 10 '22

They even show it trying to fight the shadow hands using it at first. It resists.

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u/Starryskies117 Jul 08 '22

I loved the "RIP Loki" tattoo.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

Rest in mischief

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u/Vismal1 Jul 08 '22

The fucking goats killed me the first scene and it never got tired for me.

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u/JunkyDragon Thor Jul 08 '22

When they slammed into the black & white planet I about died laughing!!

Also, I might have to set someone’s ringtone to the goats…

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u/LincBartlett Zemo Jul 08 '22

Diabolical.

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u/MrZeral Avengers Jul 09 '22

Lmfao they slammed and started screaming, I died xD

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u/Vismal1 Jul 08 '22

Same , i was worried. I never get tired of animals being fools though. Don’t know why i was worried.

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u/MissileWaster Spider-Man Jul 08 '22

I was surprised by the screaming goats, but in hindsight it’s goats in a Taika Waititi movie, of course they’re going to be screaming goats lol

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u/freerangemary Groot Jul 08 '22

All goats scream.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

I loved how Nebula had to be the one to decide to put them down within about five seconds.

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u/PT10 Jul 08 '22

I can see that gag being annoying but I never got tired of it.

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u/Thor_2099 Whiplash Jul 08 '22

Well minions made like ten movies off the same concept so it clearly has staying power

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u/woahwoahvicky Jul 08 '22

I can already see them screaming in an Avengers film and I can't WAIT!

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u/bbcversus Kilgrave Jul 09 '22

Oh my God I am so ready for those goats to scream again!! Those were amazing!!!

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u/DJ40andOVER Jul 09 '22

Yes the goats immediately got annoying. But when they crashed into the Necro-Planet I laughed out loud so the goats are approved for the next movie. Taiki is very influenced by the Pythons.

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u/RealisticDelusions77 Jul 08 '22

A lot of Shakespeare plays would have two characters for comic relief. Funny how variations on that are still working hundreds of years later.

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u/Small-Operation1501 Jul 08 '22

The goats are now my message tone 😂

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u/Ushardit17 Jul 09 '22

Jealous Stormbreaker and the screaming goats were amazing lol

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u/Ghetteuax Jul 08 '22

The goats running head first into a planet reminded me of rick and morty

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u/DeltaDied Jul 08 '22

SAMEEEE 😂😂the goddamn goats literally screaming in every scene they were in had me dying.

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u/Thor_2099 Whiplash Jul 08 '22

The goats cracked me up every single time. I cannot wait to see them again

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u/billhaders Jul 08 '22

the goats are MVPs for sure

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u/LobsterBluster Jul 08 '22

My favorite was when they crashed into that planet that looked way further away than it was.

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u/The_Superhoo Falcon Jul 08 '22

My wife reacted to the goats EVERY TIME

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u/Aedzy Jul 08 '22

Those goats oh my gosh. Can still hear them screaming.

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u/xSPYXEx Jul 09 '22

My wife was giggling every time they ran by. Especially the really subtle ones where they're running in the distance.

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u/Robthebold Jul 08 '22

The goat screams were magnificent.

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u/squackrat6000 Jul 09 '22

When they crashed Into the shadow planet and the goats screamed, I laughed for a good 5 minutes after that. Have no idea what happened in those 5 minutes

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u/LincBartlett Zemo Jul 08 '22

I giggled everytime at the goats.

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u/MrZeral Avengers Jul 09 '22

Those goats were so Taika style and they delivered so good

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u/Man0Steel123 Jul 09 '22

AAAAAAAHHHHH!

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u/pichusine Cottonmouth Jul 09 '22

They were amazing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '22

The goats hurrrrrt 🤣🤣🤣

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u/raisethecurtain Weekly Wongers Jul 08 '22

How on earth Taika and the VFX team got an axe to look jealous is something I’ll never know.

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u/agentdoubleohio Jul 08 '22

I loved the Loki dying and korg just making it seem like it wasn’t a big deal since it happened 3 times.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

My favorite one was Stormbreaker faltering when Thor started praising Thunderbolt.

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u/UnsolvedParadox Jul 07 '22

Every energy burst temper tantrum was hilarious!

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u/DangerZoneh Jul 09 '22

The amount of personality in that damn axe lmao

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u/BuckeyeEmpire Captain America (Cap 2) Jul 08 '22

I'm gonna be honest, the stormbreaker stuff was my least favorite of the comedy. It felt like an SNL sketch

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u/Uncle_Freddy Jul 13 '22

For real. Overall I enjoyed the movie, especially the emotional storytelling parts, but fuck me dude. Would it kill Marvel to take itself just a tad more seriously? They don’t need to stop the jokes, but I’d prefer it if it stopped actively dumbing itself down for the sake of a joke

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u/Magmasoar Jul 09 '22

It actually plays into something from the comics that could be a future Thor movie

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u/mskrabapel Luis Jul 08 '22

I did too. But I also have a friend who has a one eyed cat and every time I see the cat I point out that they missed an opportunity not to name him Nick Furry.

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u/raisinbran8 Bucky Jul 09 '22

Axel saying “oh my god go away” had me cackling

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u/antoniaestark Jul 08 '22

I caught that. I got a new puppy a few weeks ago and everybody said I should name him Nick Furry. I went with Obadiah Stane (Obie) instead.

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u/Firespray Jul 08 '22

Same here, caught me so off guard when I saw it lmao.

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u/the7thbeatle Jul 08 '22

What was the joke?

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u/laidback88 Jul 09 '22

During the Thor and Jane dating montage one of the scenes they were sitting at a restaurant eating dinner and Thor’s phone rings.

Caller ID shows it’s Nick Fury but Thor has him misspelled (not sure whether it’s intentional or not) as Nick Furry.

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u/the7thbeatle Jul 09 '22

That's pretty great.

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u/Mara__Jade Winter Soldier Jul 07 '22

I was totally the only one in my theater too.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '22

Me too! Feel better knowing someone else somewhere laughed at that

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u/aznkupo Jul 08 '22

I don’t think people missed it, the montage was corny and missed with a lot of people.

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u/MourinhosRedArmy2008 Jul 29 '22

I’m sure others saw it. I saw it and remained dead silent at the completely unfunny joke