'Thor: The Dark World' | Marvel

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Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.7 • 19.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2020

⏱️ 134 minutes

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Satisfaction is not in this movie's nature! Mal and Jason join forces once again to dive into one of the most criticized films in the MCU, 'Thor: The Dark Wold.' In this episode, they explore the film's development and the contentious circumstances under which the project was made, including director changes and more. They also discuss their favorite Easter eggs, including the unlikely introduction to a beloved character that you may have missed. Hosts: Mallory Rubin and Jason Concepcion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It belongs to you.
0:03.0	If you are worthy of it, I shall try to be.
0:08.0	But be warned, Binge Mode contains adult content and spoilers.
0:12.0	I know.
0:14.0	If I were proud of the podcast my son had recorded,
0:17.0	even that I could not say it would speak only from my heart.
0:22.0	Go, my son.
0:23.0	Thank you, father.
0:25.0	And now, Binge Mode Marvel.
0:30.0	But I saw you on TV. You were in New York.
0:34.0	Jane, I fought to protect you from the dangers of my world,
0:37.0	but I was wrong. I was a fool.
0:41.0	But I believe that fate brought us together.
0:47.0	Jane, I don't know where you were or what happened,
0:49.0	but I do know this.
0:51.0	I know.
0:55.0	You do.
0:58.0	Do what?
1:00.0	What?
1:01.0	Hey!
1:20.0	Hello!
1:21.0	Yeah!
	...

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