Thor vs Odin - Odin Takes Thor's Power (Scene) Movie CLIP HD

Thor (2011) - Thor vs Odin - Odin takes Thor's power - "I Cast You Out" - Thor Banishment Scene - Movie CLIP HD [1080p HD ]

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[Usama-iupw]

"Haughghghgh!" Odin said calmly to Loki.

[lance]

"You are an old man and a fool!"
"Your subscription to Asgardian life has expired, and you are now on the free tier. Some features are no longer available until ye be worthy."

[Beedark]

“Thor Odinson, you have betrayed the express command of your king, through your arrogance and stupidity, you’ve opened up these peaceful realm and innocent lives to horror and desolation of I love this line it’s very powerful and emotional

[evannesbitt]

Chills everytime I see this scene. I also love how Odins growl at Loki was unscripted, Sir Anthony Hopkins is a master at iconic original lines

[estephanieromero]

This is when odin realized thor was becoming like hela. So he was heartbroken

[Draxis]

Loki: "Father...."
Odin: "HEEEUUUIIRIRRGHHHH"
Loki: "Understandable, have a nice day."

[freebird]

3:13 I love that moment of hesitation from Odin as if he's considering whether or not he should go through with his decision. It's ambiguous at the time the film came out, but after Ragnarok, I like to interpret it as Odin remebering what Hela became when her ambition was left unchecked and thus Odin decides to go through with exiling Thor in hopes he'll learn humility and the value of life rather than follow in his sister's footsteps.

[NICKatronMC]

3:20 I love how there's no process or display of Odin taking Thor's power away; no charges of lightning emanating from Thor, no aura surrounding Odin

*Odin just says it, and Mjölnir instantly flies to him*

With the camera rapidly capturing the moment. Not to mention Odin doesn't even bat an eye about it, showing how effortlessly he can conduct such feats of power

It's a small moment but it sends chills down my body

[joserodrigo]

This is just a godly version of a dad kicking his son out of the house

[brianjugos]

Loki: “father...”
Odin: *dinosaur noises*

[ParisPK]

First Thor movie: “Your just an old man”
3rd Thor Movie: “I am not as strong as you”

You can tell Thor has changed so much from the first to the third movie, what a great character development

[EmpathyWillLeadUsForward]

Anthony Hopkins is genuinely one of the best actors to have ever lived. He brings such life to the characters he plays, man. What a legend.

[cosmicpotato]

Loki watching Odin yell at Thor is the most accurate representation of a someone watching their sibling get yelled at

[jaydelaghetto]

“a wise king must never seek war, but must always be prepared for one”
-Odin

[SonofSkyrim]

2:36 - 2:55 This is really powerfull scene. Wow. I felt just pure terror that came from Odin's words. Someone who survived the horrors of war. Thor immediately realized what a huge mistake he had made.

[floatingplanet]

I don't get why people hate on this first movie. This movie was a great addition to the MCU which had Thor become humbled, paving his way to who he was destined to become. Anthony Hopkins was flawless as always.

[shakuras]

Yells at Thor in English


Yells at Loki in HAAAUURRGH

[VB-]

Thanos: "I'm going to Asgard to take the Tesseract."
Odin: "HAUURGHH!!!"
Thanos: "Nevermind, I'll wait."

[satinesupernova]

This scene is still powerful even after 12 years! Still giving me goosebumps and its just a reminder of how incredible these actors are. One of the best scenes in Marvel Universe.

[jonb]

I just love the fact these two juggernauts respect the rules of war. The moment Odin comes in Laufey approaches him immediately to talk diplomacy and rules of war and Laufey doesn’t attack Odin until he accepts his declaration of war. Laufey almost seems worried about Odin saying he looks stressed, but basically tells Odin that even if Laufey didn’t want to go to war he basically has too because Thors actions was an act of war.

Let’s be real. What Thor did was basically a terrorist attack. You have to go to war after that.