May 18
THOR (2011) dir. by KENNETH BRANAGH
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THOR (2011) dir. by KENNETH BRANAGH
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You know, it all makes sense now, why you favored Thor all these years. Because no matter how much you claim to love me, you could never have a Frost Giant sitting on the throne of Asgard!
Tom Hiddleston as Loki
THOR (2011) dir. Kenneth Branagh
Loki in "Thor" (2011)
@mcuchallenge year of celebrations - "Thor" Day
loki laufeyson + midgard clothes
thor (2011)
the avengers (2012)
thor: ragnorok (2017)
I think loki's collars are the cuntiest ever. wdm you have a turtleneck with a slutty af neck window? what's that for, kisses? you ancient whore
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@giftober 2025 | Day 24: Envy/Jealousy + Day 17: Saying “I love you” Deleted scene from Thor
MCUCHALLENGE YEAR OF CELEBRATIONS - GIFTOBER
The characters of Thor and Loki only work in the MCU because they fundamentally belong to a different genre than everyone else. The plot of the Avengers happens because Loki, part of Thors world, bleeds into the "real" world and completely overwhelms everyone. In the Avengers scene where Thor and Loki are alone together and they start conversing in Shakespearean, for six minutes the movies genre changes and we're stuck in the opera. That's the ONLY way those two should be written as far as I'm concerned and any attempts to characterize them by fitting them into the rest of the MCU "genre" fundamentally misunderstands not only their characters but the functions they serve.
Call the Branagh movies "boring" all you want, but there's a reason the first two Thor movies were directed by a man whose main strengths were pretentious, melodramatic Shakespeare film adaptations
I love how everyone’s standing there all battle ready with their weapons out and then theres loki