THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Clip - 'Gorr Kills Rapu' (2022) Marvel

THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Clip - "Gorr Kills Rapu" (2022) Marvel

Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. #ThorLoveAndThunder

CAST: Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt, Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Russell Crowe, Taika Waititi

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[thaddeusdaruszka]

This is what makes him such a great actor. Christian Bale is the only person who actually showed up and took his work serious. Everybody else was just doing a comedy routine.

[LegoReaderhello]

Man if only the film was as good as this scene, it showed us why Gorr's rampage was justified but it went downhill for being too comical

[LordSeethe]

I LOVE that scene @1:11 where he's looking around and laughing along with their joke, until he realizes that he IS the joke. Christian Bale literally just came in and said "No one wants to take this movie seriously? Fine, I'll have to do it myself".

[robin-fzly]

Bale must have alot of back pain from trying to carry this movie

[HittokiriBattousai]

The way he transitions between two polar opposite characters: an anguished worshipper and a newborn god-killer, is astonishing. He's the greatest actor of his generation.

[CLxJames]

Man I never knew Thor: Love and Thunder was only 4 minutes long

[tranquero]

When the movie started and I saw this scene, I thought to myself: "Wow this really got bad reviews? That was one of the best scenes and acting in the whole MCU!"

Boy I really didn't know what lied ahead...

[jonwong]

Gorr is such a great character and Christian Bale is such a good actor!!! If only the whole movie was consistently as good as this scene!!!

[n.e.g.u.s]

Bale did phenomenally well here, he seamlessly transitions his facial expressions from someone enjoying a laugh into the butt of their joke after realizing nothing is funny and that everyone is actually laughing at him. Its a shame all the scenes couldn't have been this poignant.

EDIT: Thanks for all the likes y’all!

[Adamguy]

I have to admit, the emotional range Christian Bale shows in just this scene is truly magnificent.
From his adoration and admiration at first beholding Rapu (You can tell he had longed for that moment his entire life), to briefly laughing along with Rapu and the dryads until he realizes the "joke" is on him, to his desperately begging for help and relief, to growing disillusionment over Rapu's callousness, to righteous anger as he renounces Rapu, which he then lets finally evolve into a calm, steely, merciless bloodlust.
An amazing emotional journey in less than four minutes, and all portrayed flawlessly.
Bravo!

[calkestis]

I felt Christian Bale was the only professional actor in this movie.

[ferdiremo]

Bale is a versatile actor. From a pitiful servant to a vengeful god-killer with a permanent scowl

[balrog]

Christian Bale showed more acting skill and versatility in this four-minute scene than many other actors in an entire film. The way he says the words, especially in the first part, is almost theatrical.

[badman]

If everyone else took this movie as seriously as Christian Bale did, we wouldn't have such a disappointing end product

[harvey]

honestly I think this scene was perfect how quickly he turned from an innocent worshipping man to a god killer who sees the truth, imagine being in the presence of a god who isn't what you thought he was losing everything you loved because of it and then him laughing in your face id say most people would turn to revenge and a have a killer instinct very quickly

[jacobmilligan]

Rapu was easily the douchiest god I’ve ever seen, and I’ve played all the main god of war games

[coolvideos]

I even can’t imagine being in Gorr’s shoes. Worshipping a God your entire life only for that same God to laugh at you once you have reached the end of it.

[bibby]

It's nice to See Rapu's fear in his eyes moments before he dies. Realizing just what he created from his own arrogance. Once a mortal with nothing left to lose and a target of obsession he wants dead for how they took everything from him, and then had the Gaul to try and say their suffering was all they were good for.

Immediately when he heard Gorr say "All gods must die" He definitely knew he royally fucked up in every conservable way.

[sean]

Seeing Rappu’s arrogant indifference and Gorrs tragic heartbreak made me cheer Gorr on

[jradjj]

This starting off so strong and could’ve been so good if they just took any bit of it seriously. Gorr is an incredibly dark and brutal villain and should’ve been in a movie that matched his character.