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THOR : THE DARK WORLD (2013) - FULL LENGTH (Patreon)

Published:
2022-09-18 12:20:01
Imported:
2024-06

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Martin

This reaction made my late Sunday afternoon for me 😁 I could tell from your reaction, that the shifts in mood from scene to scene in parts of the movie were very sudden and they are. It goes from the saddest moment to an immensely light-hearted gag at times, without really giving you the chance to fully absorb what just happened. I love good humour, but yeah, could definitely be paced out better in my opinion. Regarding the stones at the end, Volstagg said it was not wise for 2 infinity stones to be kept so close to each other. He was referring to the Aether & the Tesseract. The Aether is a liquidised form of the stone, changed by Malekith. The Tesseract is a housing cube for the stone inside. These are the 2 infinity stones Volstagg, Sif and the collector were discussing in the mid-credits scene. The Tesseract is kept in Odin's vault on Asgard, and the Aether now in the hands of the collector. Another thing I've been meaning to say. It's probably been mentioned before, but the old man that you keep seeing in all of these films, is Stan Lee. He was the primary creative leader of Marvel Comics and is responsible for creating/co-creating all the heroes you're seeing in these movies. So next up is of course Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and I have to say it is a gem. One of my favourites up there with The Avengers, so I'm very much looking forward to it and I know you're gonna love it.

Raga G

Thank you for this! Martin's explanation of the stones is comprehensive, so I'll just clarify to you that the Tesseract (the smaller blue cube that Loki stole from Nick Fury and used to open a space portal in The Avengers) is different from the larger blue casket that was the source of the frost-giants' power in Jotunheim that Odin seized long ago (in the beginning of the first Thor movie). The Tesseract houses an *infinity stone* inside it which is far, far, more powerful than the frost-giants' casket. Loki is one of the most complex (if not the most complex) characters in the MCU. Just when you think you've figured him out, he'll do the most unexpected thing. Don't feel bad that you cried over his fake death. I did too when I first watched it. As you said, the emotions and tears in that scene were more for Thor's grief and anguish, which were very much real at that moment. Just FYI, you caught the mid-credits scene with the Collector but missed the (less important) end-credits scene where we see Thor return to Jane on Earth and plant one on her 😘 and a frost-giant monster that entered Earth during the convergence still running loose 😂. HEADS UP: From now on, watch out for TWO scenes at the end of each MCU film; a mid-credit scene and an end-credit scene. For the next one (Captain America: The Winter Soldier), even the second one is somewhat important as it foreshadows the continuation of a major plot line. On To The Next!

Sincerely, K.S.O.
>>91923926

THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING - YES, I have considered asking Patrons to let me in on which films need subtitles - as I don't know and I can't stop the film midway - and search for the translation. It can be a pain.I'll figure something out.