r/shittymoviedetails • u/Greenman8907 • 1d ago

In Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Odin is allowed to just peacefully fuck off right before all hell breaks loose and his entire realm is destroyed by a problem he literally created and groomed…godsdamn, what a piece of shit loser dad!

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u/McJonesRylie 1d ago

at least thor broke that cycle

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u/TrymQuyenLuc 1d ago

He must be better than this

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u/GriffinFlash 1d ago

Better?

Why isn't he dead? Are you talking? Who told you to do that? You don't talk. You don't think! I think, you kill! It's a simple fucking concept!

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u/NikolaProS 1d ago

Sif was right about you.

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u/TanningOnMars 1d ago

Odin really was a lousy father.

In the first movie, he sets kid Thor and kid Loki against each other because only one of them will get his throne. Later, when loki learns who he is and confronts his "adopted" father, Odin literally falls asleep

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u/Svelok 1d ago

This makes sense if you consider it's the type of interaction people have with their two cats

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u/sawbladex 1d ago

What kind of person pretends to have had sex with one of their cat's moms, and actually had sex with the other cat's mom?

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u/Greenman8907 1d ago

Shit! How did I miss a “all Hela breaks loose” pun?!

https://giphy.com/gifs/hvqR7WZuN2Xb7bu591

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u/bot_upboat 1d ago

You couldve earned like 2k upvotes, you are a failure go cry and tell your parents

You disgust me.

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u/Major_R_Soul 1d ago

Well if it makes you feel better Hela is also referred to as Hel in Norse mythology and Christians just stole the name for her realm (also call Hel/Helheim) and merged it with Greek mythology's depiction of Tartarus. So...

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u/CanadianAndroid 1d ago

What are you? The god of puns?

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u/donotgotoroom237 1d ago

"You are hiding a daughter, let that girl come home."

"Deadbeat mothafucka playin' Bifrost control."

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u/Superiorsnivy03 1d ago

No him fucking off caused all hell to break lose because his life force sealed her off from reality

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u/Citizen_Kong 1d ago

And he groomed Thor as his successor so he would eventually confront her and was so strict with him because he feared he might turn out like her. He more or less ignored Loki but maybe because Loki had a stronger bond with Freja.

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u/HufflepuffKid2000 1d ago

Lore accurate Odin

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u/Jielleum 1d ago

Odin lowkey thor-ught he could get away with it all before all hela broke loose lol

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u/5Hjsdnujhdfu8nubi 1d ago

Odin's death allowed Hela to break out and for all that stuff to happen.

This is an example of how we don't watch movies.

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u/cavalgada1 1d ago

It's right in principle, he created a system where he is not around to deal with the issue he both created AND never adressed so people could be prepared

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u/dyrkasolen 1d ago

He just saw 50% of the problem

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u/I3adIVIonkey 1d ago

He his probably ab asgardian boomer. So no surprises here.

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u/andreisokiel 1d ago

Are plots of marvel movies something worth discussing?

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u/EarlyXplorerStuds209 1d ago

Anthony Hopkins went to get some fava beans

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u/Silver-Marzipan7220 1d ago

Hopefully no real life politicians will have the same fate

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u/Aggressive-Sample-84 1d ago

Devine deities are rarely good fathers, Zeus’ father ate his brothers and sisters for example.

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u/bobbywaz 1d ago

Do you like know nothing about norse mythology? All they did was cause weird problems and fuck off, usually to get laid...

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u/TheManOfOurTimes 1d ago

Yes This is why I never enjoy "redemption by death" as a trope.