Michael Kutsche: Very
early Loki costume concept for Thor: Ragnarok. Taika wanted us to
incorporate some Norse influence in the beginning, as well as a coat
from an unused Loki concept I did for the first Thor movie. The helmet
and chest pattern is inspired by Esad Ribic’s Loki from the comic.
joss whedon: loki tortures and murders people for fun, and, despite being the god of CHAOS, is a fascist who says things like “it’s the unspoken truth of humanity that you crave subjugation”
taika waititi: loki is an annoying little shit who day-drinks, puts on theater about himself, and fucks his way to the top
joss whedon: loki and thor are gods, so they always talk proper and posh and in cryptic riddles so for no reason. it makes them seem more powerful and mystical.
taiki waititi: one time when they were kids loki turned into a snake because he knows thor loves snakes and then thor went to pick up the snake and then loki turned back into himself and screamed “yueagh, it’s me!” and then he stabbed thor
Taika Waititi has a deeper understanding of Norse mythological accuracy than Joss lol
It’s because Joss Whedon looks at all mythology and religion through a Christian-atheist lens. You can see it in Buffy and even a little in Firefly too. Even when he writes about other religions and their deities and practices, it still comes back to Christianity.
He wrote Thor and Loki as modern Western Christianity would portray Jesus and the Devil as opposed to how they actually are in mythology or the comics
#he doesn’t speak a word of dialogue #and yet this is one of the most revealing scenes of his character that we ever get
Whatever you cannot convey through words, your eyes will.
You can literally see the emotions in his eyes, the pain, the relief, the confusion, the heartache…fuck Tom Hiddleston is such a brilliant actor and he portrayed Loki so well in this scene (every scene) it completely shatters me when I see Loki’s expression at “I love you my sons”
Usta jak krew o smaku malinowym 