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OMG It makes me feel like I've gone back to 2012😱

THE AVENGERS PHOTOSHOOT (2012) Tom Hiddleston as Loki

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Watching the deleted scenes from Thor. I kinda felt what the movie could have been.

Kinda heartbreaking. Because this movie could have been an interesting movie about a sibling rivalry and where Thor needs to get humbled.

There were two scenes that would have improved the movies a bit.

One of the deleted scenes is where Loki and Frigga (Lokis and Thors mother) are sitting by the sides of the bed, while Odin is laying between them. Frigga is telling Loki that she wanted Odin to have told the truth from the beginning. This is also the scene where Loki is made the king.

Another deleted scene is before the coronation, where Loki and Thor have a bonding moment. The scene is very sweet and shows in another way the relationship between them.

Lokis plan is also bizarre. I think it can be somewhat forgiven. As a character, he could have been so much more interesting. The potential was kinda there.

Odin adopted Loki as a diplomacy chip. As a type of token. On top of being the younger sibling, being on his older brothers shadow and a frost giant from Jotunheim. Loki becoming a villain makes sense story wise.

For a superhero movie, this could have been a somewhat deep movie about sibling rivalry and anger.

On a personal note, I can relate to Loki in a way. Being the youngest of the family and being viewed lesser than your older siblings.

Let's be real here. Odin isn't a good father, atleast not to Loki. Not sure how much better he is to Thor. Atleast, he shows Thor better affection than Loki.

What I appreciate atleast is that Thor acknowledges Lokis feelings by the end of the movie.

I honestly think that, if Loki wasn't in the movie this movie would have worse.

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Ahhhhhhhhhhh no, now I have to sleep with sadness😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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Just realized something else that messes me up about Thor 1. So everyone in Asgard was just…ok with the drastic changes in Thor and Loki? I mean, someone had to question how Thor went from all bloodlust to peace and shit. I feel like Lokis identity crisis leading into a psychotic break kinda makes sense because all of these negative emotions have been building up for like a thousand years and any time he would have mentioned his feelings about being second best or being treated like shit by Thor’s friends would’ve been brushed off as imagined slights. All that culmination is definitely not healthy. On the other hand… Thor becoming worthy in 3 days considering he was enthusiastically bloodthirsty for a thousand doesn’t really make sense. Like, he’s still aggressive on sight in avengers, so did he really learn anything? Also, he spends 3 days with some mortals and all of Earth is suddenly under his protection? I mean, he didn’t even do anything until Loki attacked, but considering Loki was kinda a big threat I can kind of give him a pass(unless someone wants to offer something different). Back to the original point, Thor just decides the Jotun are people now? I don’t think he actually cares, it feels more like a matter of principle. Like, he’s didn’t think it was wrong until knowing Jane for 72 hours. Also, he doesn’t seem to think he himself was wrong when he started. But anyway. How did Frigga not think something was off in 2012? Ma’am, your child went missing for a year, presumed dead, and he suddenly has a whole ARMY? And want to take a world over when he couldn’t give a crap about needless conquering before??

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Loki: *runs out of normal ways to sacrifice himself*

Loki: *invents an entirely new and unprecedented form of self-sacrifice*

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Avengers (2012) | | Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

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Hug him

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Another evening in TVA. Time is still passing.

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Another evening in TVA. Time is still passing.

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Loki god of stories

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“Loki tries to spike Thor in the ribs with his spear. Thor catches the spear, then pops an elbow in his sibling’s face. All carefully choreographed, all rigorously rehearsed…Except a fractional misjudgement led to Hemsworth’s elbow crunching into Hiddleston’s nose for real. Hiddleston saw stars. Blood gushed from his nostrils. “You hit my face?”, he sputtered, laughing, to Hemsworth. Hiddleston immediately asked the director, Kenneth Branagh, if he could play the moment back…The shot, Hiddleston concluded, was amazing, and to this day he is proud it made the final cut.” - from ‘O Brother” by Dan Jolin (Empire Magazine, October 2013)

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Is he watching over them 🥺?

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LOKI S01 E04 // LOKI S02 E05

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THOR (2011) · LOKI (2021) “I always saw Loki in Thor film as a broken soul with a shattered heart. Deeply damaged by the facts of his life that he's made aware of that he was adopted. An orphan. He was left to die. He was unwanted. There is such grief that he experiences in that film and confusion. In that grief, he spirals away from those he's attached to and that grief becomes grievance. His grievance actually becomes the engine of what makes him an antagonist of what makes him a villain in other people's stories. Because the sadness, the heartbreak, the grief has hardened into anger and resentment. And an for vengeance. A kind of entitlement, of course he's controlled and mischievous, playful on the surface but it's masking all this pain.” — Tom Hiddleston

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I’ve already finished reading the first TVA comic, so does anyone know when the second one will be released?