THOR LOVE AND THUNDER BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed!

Thor Love and Thunder, every Easter Egg, cameo, callback, and deeper layer of meaning that you might have missed! Who were all the god cameos in Omnipotence City? Who is Eternity and Love in Marvel lore? What is next for Hercules and Valhalla? Erik Voss breaks down Thor 4 scene by scene to explain the deeper meaning of Love and Thunder, the music, and Gorr the God Butcher's plot!

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Producer: Zach Huddleston
Producer: Brandon Barrick
Writer: Erik Voss
Post Production Supervisor: Riley Auskelis
Staff Editors: Drew Coombs, Joshua Steven Hurd, & Songvit Kiatpiryia
Editors: Aaron Carrion, Lee Wilson, Kelly Joule, Cape Sandlin, Devin Cleary

[TheMultiverseofSpidey]

I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. My only complaint is that there should have been more screen time with Gorr. We should have had at least 1 or 2 more scenes of Gorr hunting and killings gods. The film didn't convey how much of a threat Gorr could be. The film needed those extra scenes with the villain.

[xanthementis]

He missed 2 parallels. First, when Thor was in the vault of eternity, him getting saved by a thrown mjolnir from Jane was just like in endgame when cap threw mjolnir to save him (both times almost getting stabbed thru chest). Second, instead of raising storm breaker like Thor does to summon the bifrost, Axel places it on the ground like a staff, just like how heimdall placed the sword in the slot of the machine bifrost.

[joshbrooks]

Something I noticed that was a little hidden was when axel/Astrid used Stormbreaker to activate the Bifrost. He hit the ground and turned it 90 degrees, imitating his dad and the Bifrost key/sword.

[kieraburgess]

I think it's so sweet that Gorr's whole reasoning for becoming God Butcher is that a god failed to protect his daughter and therefore he thought Gods cannot be trusted to protect. At the end of the film be trusts a god (thor) to protect his daughter

[TheMultiverseofSpidey]

I want Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston to play their respective roles in the MCU as long as they can. I feel like they were born to play these roles.

[stevengolen]

I thought it would’ve been great to have Jane look down and see Silf’s arm in Valhalla!
Jane: “Oh! What’s that?”
Heimdal: “I’m not quite sure, it just showed up! I guess the rest will be here soon.”

[NeverDieAloneMusic]

I love how inanimate yet magical items can have personalities. First, Dr. Strange's cape in his first movie, and now Stormbreaker being jealous of Mjolnir.

[jordanmelven]

That giant dead god with the back spikes is probably the most comics accurate character we’ve seen in an MCU movie yet. Eternity in this movie was pretty bang on, too. Their appearances were both directly lifted from the comics. I love it.

[kdiutlwileng]

Interesting that in phase 4 the villains are motivated by love (Mandarin, Wanda, Gorr) and all have a change of heart and decide to take a different path at the end of the movie.

[LightningSeen]

I especially loved how they use plays and acts as a way to cope up with events and losses like how they acted out their fathers death and how Axel calmed the kids with the story of Thor. Asgardian culture.

[myplaylist]

I love how the movie started with Gorr being in the desert while his daughter is dying and ends the movie with Gorr being surrounded by water, but this time his daughter is revived and he is dying. I love that touch of the film.

[Woosky]

I agree they really did pull off the eternity character design, especially if you watch it in 3D, as the entire silhouette is set further back in the 3D, really showing eternity like the void of space. Like the entire silhouette is just a doorway to the infinity of the universe. Fantastic!

[dudubraids]

Some symbolism that I appreciated was the markings on gorr’s and his daughters body. When we saw his world’s god, he also had the same sort of markings on his face. So when we see gorr later, his face and body is scarred only over his markings. Gorr purposefully cut and mutilated his own body, symbolizing his great anguish, as well as his hatred and rejection of all gods.

[kylegonzales]

The movie should’ve been an hour longer in my opinion so much more to explore with gorr really wish they would’ve done more with this story line especially with them writing off Jane

[GRAVYTheGrimRapper]

I love how miek actually wrote the entire movie on his whiteboard all the way to the very end and nobody noticed

[romanalba]

I believe the gold blood throughout the movie we kept seeing doesn’t hint at the Sovereign or anything like that. It’s probably just Ichor, the blood of the gods, predominantly associated with the Greek and Roman gods, but ig the MCU just uses it for all gods, which is totally fine and made for some scenes that shouldn’t have been in a PG-13 movie.

[akshaysehgal]

Taika had said that the stormbreaker's insecure behavior was because it was made of groot's hand who is an adolescent and so the arm is also an adolescent and is going thorugh mood swings

[liam]

I think that at 35:26 the tree pattern that is created when Thor empowers the Asgardian kids is supposed to be the Tree of Life from Norse (and many other) mythologies. In Avengers Infinity War Thor mentions to Rocket that he can speak Groot. I had hoped that we were gonna find out that there was a backstory that connected Groot's ancestors to Asgard.

[Ryan_Perrin]

I love that Gorr usually walks into the scene looking like he has a skull face, and then comes closer and you see a change in his face a bit, turning more "human"

[TheMultiverseofSpidey]

It's no wonder Stormbreaker has a mind of its own throughout the movie the handle is part of Groot. Wouldn't that make the handle sentient and the axe itself sentient? Oh and Matt Damon reprising the Loki role was hilarious.