Mom always know her son. Always and never failed. Always

So glad Renee got the chance to reprise her role and actually get to show us his mom.

Thor got to say goodbye to his mom, and Tony got to say goodbye to his dad.

Don't let gang know I cried in this one

"Eat a salad."

Thor missed three thing, his home, his mother and his hammer.

I’m totally from the future

Out of all the “emotional” scenes marvel has given us. This one was the most relatable one for me. 😢 I say this as a man raised by a single mom.

I lose it when she says “the future hasn’t been kind to you had it.” And “I was raised by witches boy, I see with more than eyes you know that.”

I think this is my favorite scene from the MCU. Thor has some wicked PTSD, and is clearly battling crippling depression. Both things are so hard to battle. But it is amazing how one little thing, one little pebble in that pool, starts a ripple effect that can begin to change everything. This is what helps Thor start on that path. Not only having that heart to heart with his mom, but knowing that after all he's done and been through, he is still worthy to wield Mjolinir. It is a beautiful, human scene in a phenomenal movie.

This scene really hits different after you lose your mom..

I bet when future Thor took his hammer, the Thor from that moment might have tried to summon Mjolnir but could not get it to him. But, then immediately Steve Rogers came at the exact same moment Thor and Rocket had left and quietly  kept Mjolnir on the ground somewhere in Asguard after returning the reality stone so that the 2013 Thor can call it to him and it did come to him at that same moment when he called it but this time, it came a little late than ususal.

theres not a ammount of money in the world that i'd pay to talk to my mum again

The reason why she perfectly deduced what was going on with Thor is because she has clairvoyance.

i like to think that mjolnir got snatched away while it was in that timeline's thor's hands, since this thor has grown to become even more worthy

I'm a 33 years old man but this scene with his mom makes me feel like a 10 year old kid again

2:43 "Get that rabbit!"

There’s no amount of prayers that could measure how much I wish I could speak to my mother again.

3:36 Past Thor: were the hell did my hammer go

The fact he questioned if he was worthy or not shows that he thought he wasnt worthy and a failure