Thor vs Hela | Throne Room Fight Scene | Thor Ragnorak

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[derekray]

Cate Blanchet nailed the part of Hela. They couldn’t find a better person than her.

[Corellian]

I love the sibling subtexts in Ragnarok. Hela bashes Thor because she, as the oldest, have seen her father at his absolute worst and now sees him choose her little brother as heir. That's the bitter burden of the firstborn, you're the tutorial of your parents on how to raise a kid, they do their best but make all the mistakes with you and become competent once the younger siblings show up. "Get up, you're in my seat" is 100% something a sibling would say. When she fights Thor it's reminiscent of how an older brother/sister toys with the younger.

[Hello-]

Cate Blanchet is just awesome in this role! She fills it with all the gravitas it requires while being very feminine!

[michaelnight]

“Ok get up” cate just kills it in every scene of every movie she in. Gave us the only good thur movie with her presence

[alexchan]

"Ok get up, you're in my seat" spoken like true siblings

[ashleytrout]

The fact she finishes his sentence “but must always be ready for it” is like a small piece of a sibling bond between them

[jamesstewart]

Hard to believe Love and Thunder couldn’t atleast be as good as this.

[rockpadstudios]

her performance in this movie was spectacular

[theshillneckedlizard]

I can't stop laughing at the way they switch from Shakespeare-speak straight to five year olds squabbling at 1:10 "You're just the worst!" "Okay, get up!"

[novemberalpha]

That movement of the shadow of Hela's antlers towards the throne always gives me chills.

[caseygray]

I like that little moment when Thor admits to Hela that he doesn't want the throne and would be happy for someone lese to handle it and she raises her eyebrow or brow in legit surprise but then he goes on to call her the worst and how it can't be her

[hrk]

Unpopular opinion here: I believe Thor: Ragnarok was so much better than the other Thor installments because of the minimal reference of Earth and it's people and just exploring the lore of the Asgardians

[ARB]

The idea that Odin used to be Dickhead Norse Odin before he mellowed out to the guy he is in Thor 1 is really cool.

[edercortes]

People either like Ragnarok or they didn’t and that’s fine. I say the reason this movie is awesome is because the awesome role Cate Blanchett did with Hela. She was ambitious, intelligent, strategic fighter …honestly acted like a big sister to Thor and hell of sexy villain

[kalkomsksikru]

She’s my fave villain in the entire MCU. She nailed this role

[im_dej]

"Okay, get up. You're in my seat" SHE ATE THATTT

[rdwolf]

One of the most admirable features of the Thor films that find unique from others is you really feel the sibling roles coming out of Thor, Loki, and Hela. For starters with talking about their relationships with Odin is such a similar thing to when kids bicker about their parents’ rules. But especially that among the throne talk how Thor’s insult is “you’re just the worst” which 100% something a brother would say to their sister. I love how Taika ran with Thor’s family for the third movie’s plot.

[verdethestarwarrior]

Thor: Father once told me that a wise king never seeks out war…
Hela: …But must always be ready for it!

Goes to show that Hela is a dark reflection of what Thor could have become if Odin hadn’t cast him out and sent him in his journey of self discovery

[ziltoid]

I could listen to Cate Blanchet all day. Her voice is magical.

[loganpriest]

She is an amazing villain I bet if they gave Gorr as much screen time as her, he could’ve become an even better villain.