Team Thor: Part 2

Thor(Hemsworth) is trying to cope with life in Australia, and his roommate Daryl(Jacobson, the everyman, "straight man"), is trying to cope with, well, him. Turns out that, when he's not saving the world, when he's just at home, living his life, the Odinson can be... kind of a lot to deal with.

This is one of the shorts directed by Taika Waititi. Technically it isn't MCU canon, but that doesn't stop it from being absolutely hilarious. The contrast between the Asgardian and, just, everyday stuff, like playing Connect Four, or cleaning the apartment, makes for amazing comedy. The talented New Zealander thus taps into some of the same material as he did in What We Do in the Shadows, which he made with Jemaine Clement. I am currently circulating a petition that he continue doing this as long as he has a love for it.

It's 4 and a half minutes long. This is found on Disney+. I recommend this to any fan of the brand of humor also seen in Thor Ragnarok. 8/10.

Following up on the previous comedic short, Team Thor Part 2 brings audiences back to the dysfunctional friendship of Daryll (Daley Pearson) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth). The mockumentary style provides similar laughs to the first, with director Takai Watiti continuing to tease his tonal adjustment of the Thor franchise. The humor is fun and the relationship between the disgruntled roommates provides plenty of laughs as they have enjoyable chemistry. Although it is a bit of double dipping, Team Thor Part 2 is just as fun as its predecessor. These are the types of character explorations we needed with Disney+.

This short film is essentially a repeat of the first Team Thor. If you liked that one, you will like this one. If not, you will waste your time with this one. The only memorable addition was the scene where Thor tries to use bulky Asgardian currency.

Seriously so funny, it's hilarious, definitely a 10/10 for this mini!

Meh, funny, but not so. The idea of Thor trying to integrate between humans is interesting, but the scenes that intended to have humour didn't have any. It was more like a boring series of dead jokes. I hardly give it a 5.