The prosthetics and making speak in a made up language didn't do him any favours either.

Probably why most of them are dead lol. Seriously though, Zemo and Loki are great. Tim Roth was too, but I guess bringing him back is too much to ask.

"What do you mean humans can't survive in the vacuum of space?!"

I love how unimpressed she is. She's clearly annoyed at the trouble he's caused, but isn't intimidated in the least.

BLASPHEMY!

It's alright, sometimes confusing experiences are the most fun… *puts hand on The Disreputable Dog's knee*

Where they live in New York, don't wear their costumes, and keep referring to Thor as "The Dude with the Hammer"?

That's what makes him the best. He integrates hyper-advanced technology and mysticism in a way only Dr. Doom can rival. Plus he can beat up Cap in hand-to-hand. Plus he has an army of Black Widow-level bodyguards. Plus he's a genius. And a king. Of the most advanced nation on Earth. Sitting on huge reserves of…

So I feel like Taika Waititi's pitch for this film involved bringing the Marvel execs down to the parking lot, where he showed them a van with epic airbrushed art on the side, all while he blasted Queen from the speakers.

From the tone of the film, I feel like Taika Waititi COULDN'T give up a chance for a line like that. If Thor and Vaylkerie get down, he has to have some comment about "My ex was a very nice person… just really, really boring. Her friend was funny though."

Who else is loving Tessa Thompson? Her crashed ship setting off fireworks behind her as she walks into battle *swoons*

The breasts of chickens quake in despair at his coming.

I definitely think Skurge is holding a torch for her/her errand boy like he was for Enchantress in the comics. I mean, how could you NOT?

I'm happy to see you Cate. I'M HAPPY TO SEE YOU!

*pushes up glasses* Pegasi.

There's something almost childlike about the Hulk's face when he's talking to Thor. Dunno if it's the haircut or Ruffalo's performance capture, but he really reminds me of a little kid.

Pretty sure that's Hogun leading the forces of Asgard against Hela, before she kicks the shit out of them all. I'm guessing he (and the others?) probably bite it.

So it's an origin story like Gotham? I assume we'll have scenes of Dahmer drawing lots of penises on his notebooks, meeting a Filipino dude and think he's REALLY swell, and eating lots of chocolate.

Exactly. And if Dany was on her own without the strategic genius of Tyrion and the Political Spymastery of Varys.

Me neither, I just wish there was more dynamic conflict going on. In the books at least George sets some up, I feel like we're going to have a lot of random problems just appear in Dany's way, even though we all know she's going to win eventually.