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* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti}.
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* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti}.Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti.
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* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/{{Doom}} film adaptation]].
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* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/{{Doom}} film adaptation]].adaptation]].
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* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by {{Creator/Michelangelo}}.
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* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by {{Creator/Michelangelo}}.Creator/MichelangeloBuonarroti}.
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* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/Doom''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/Doom film adaptation]].
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* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/Doom''. ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/Doom [[Film/{{Doom}} film adaptation]].
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* Korg's "Piss off, ghost!" line is a reference to a [[MemeticMutation particularly viral]] New Zealand [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtWirGxV7Q8 drunk driving PSA]].
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* Korg's "Piss off, ghost!" line is a reference to a [[MemeticMutation particularly viral]] New Zealand [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtWirGxV7Q8 drunk driving PSA]].PSA]].
* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/Doom''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/Doom film adaptation]].
* When Skurge is fighting off the undead warriors with Dez and Troy, he briefly recreates the cover of ''VideoGame/Doom''. This also works as a ''ActorAllusion'', as Karl Urban also starred in the [[Film/Doom film adaptation]].
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* The T-shirt Banner wears (one of Tony's that was left in the Quinjet) has a well-known Patrick Nagel image on it. Nagel was an incredibly popular artist during the 80s.
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* The T-shirt Banner wears (one of Tony's that was left in the Quinjet) has a well-known Patrick Nagel image on it.it, the cover of the Music/DuranDuran album "Rio". Nagel was an incredibly popular artist during the 80s.
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* The name of the Grandmaster's ship that they steal, the Commodore, is a reference to a make of car that was very popular in Australia and New Zealand in the 1980s, while the three colours it is painted in are a reference to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Aboriginal_Flag Australian Aboriginal Flag]].
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* The Grandmaster "pardons" his cousin Carlo... "from life!" and kills him with the melt stick. The gesture he does when he says "pardon" is the same one Nazi concentration camp director Göthe uses in ''Film/SchindlersList'' when he says, "I pardon you" to his reflection.
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* Korg mentions killing three vampires, which is likely a reference to another {{Creator/Taika Waititi}} film, ''Film/WhatWeDoInTheShadows''.
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* Korg mentions has a spear that's great for killing three vampires, vampires huddled together, which is likely a reference to another {{Creator/Taika Waititi}} film, ''Film/WhatWeDoInTheShadows''.
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* Topaz's line "Tell her she's dreaming" when Valyrie demands $10 million for Thor is an allusion to ''Film/TheCastle''. "Tell him he's dreaming" is Darryl Kerrigan's stock phrase when advising his son Steve not to take up an offer in the classifieds.
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* Topaz's line "Tell her she's dreaming" when Valyrie demands $10 10 million units for Thor is an allusion to ''Film/TheCastle''. "Tell him he's dreaming" is Darryl Kerrigan's stock phrase when advising his son Steve not to take up an offer in the classifieds.
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* Soundtrack-wise, two of the tracks on the Recording Sessions are titled [[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} "You Gotta Get Your Right Hand Man Back" and "You Are the Worst, Burr"]].
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* Soundtrack-wise, two of the tracks on the Recording Sessions are titled [[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} "You Gotta Get Your Right Hand Man Back" and "You Are the Worst, Burr"]].Burr"]].
* Korg's "Piss off, ghost!" line is a reference to a [[MemeticMutation particularly viral]] New Zealand [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtWirGxV7Q8 drunk driving PSA]].
* Korg's "Piss off, ghost!" line is a reference to a [[MemeticMutation particularly viral]] New Zealand [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtWirGxV7Q8 drunk driving PSA]].
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* The T-shirt Banner wears (one of Tony's that was left in the Quinjet) has a well-known Patrick Nagel image on it. Nagel was an incredibly popular artist during the 80s.
* While Thor's tied to a chair, he's presented with a holographic backstory of Sakaar, with "Pure Imagination" from ''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory'' playing at the background. At the end of the sequence, he's bathed in red light, screams, and suddenly finds himself in new circumstances, just like the end of the boat scene from that film.
* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by {{Creator/Michelangelo}}.
* Korg mentions killing three vampires, which is likely a reference to another {{Creator/Taika Waititi}} film, ''Film/WhatWeDoInTheShadows''.
* According to the commentary, Valkyrie's method of opening an alcohol bottle with a knife is an homage to ''Film/OnceWereWarriors'', where a character opens a beer bottle with a fish slicer.
* Parts of the prayer Thor prays for [[spoiler:Odin]] are taken from the movie ''Film/TheThirteenthWarrior''.
* Topaz's line "Tell her she's dreaming" when Valyrie demands $10 million for Thor is an allusion to ''Film/TheCastle''. "Tell him he's dreaming" is Darryl Kerrigan's stock phrase when advising his son Steve not to take up an offer in the classifieds.
* The scene in the end, when Thor takes his seat in the spaceship, looks a whole lot like the bridge of the ''[[Film/StarTrek2009 USS Enterprise]]''.
* Soundtrack-wise, two of the tracks on the Recording Sessions are titled [[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} "You Gotta Get Your Right Hand Man Back" and "You Are the Worst, Burr"]].
* While Thor's tied to a chair, he's presented with a holographic backstory of Sakaar, with "Pure Imagination" from ''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory'' playing at the background. At the end of the sequence, he's bathed in red light, screams, and suddenly finds himself in new circumstances, just like the end of the boat scene from that film.
* The ceiling artwork in Odin's throne-room displaying multiple scenes from Asgard's mythology is a clear {{Homage}} to the famous Art/SistineChapel murals depicting scenes from Christian scripture by {{Creator/Michelangelo}}.
* Korg mentions killing three vampires, which is likely a reference to another {{Creator/Taika Waititi}} film, ''Film/WhatWeDoInTheShadows''.
* According to the commentary, Valkyrie's method of opening an alcohol bottle with a knife is an homage to ''Film/OnceWereWarriors'', where a character opens a beer bottle with a fish slicer.
* Parts of the prayer Thor prays for [[spoiler:Odin]] are taken from the movie ''Film/TheThirteenthWarrior''.
* Topaz's line "Tell her she's dreaming" when Valyrie demands $10 million for Thor is an allusion to ''Film/TheCastle''. "Tell him he's dreaming" is Darryl Kerrigan's stock phrase when advising his son Steve not to take up an offer in the classifieds.
* The scene in the end, when Thor takes his seat in the spaceship, looks a whole lot like the bridge of the ''[[Film/StarTrek2009 USS Enterprise]]''.
* Soundtrack-wise, two of the tracks on the Recording Sessions are titled [[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} "You Gotta Get Your Right Hand Man Back" and "You Are the Worst, Burr"]].
