While there doesn't seem to be anything outright stating that the Celestials were specifically scared of Thor, it is rather peculiar that the movie never treats the Celestials as a special case among the gods of Omnipotence City. Thor never singles out any Celestials when bringing up gods he wants to recruit to fight Gorr, and even if we assume Thor is only mentioning gods he thinks would be easier to convince/is more familiar with, Zeus also
seemed legitimately concerned about the threat that Gorr posed to the gods of Omnipotence City with the Necrosword, even outright stating "he could kill us". Not once are the Celestials brought up as some sort of exception that could stomp Gorr.
Thor doesn't single out Celestials because they're not the focus and because he's busy gushing about Zeus. It has nothing to do with power levels. In fact, Thor's whole idea was to gather an army of gods, as in gods in general. He never mentionned any god in particular except for Zeus, he wanted other gods to joing him no matter who they are. Zeus being concerned about Gorr is entirely logical, even taking aside the fact this Zeus is a coward, it's based on him having the Necrosword, a weapon specifically made to kill gods. It's like a group of people being armed with spears fearing a guy with a gun, it's not because the guy is strong but because he has something that makes him more deadly than the rest. When Zeus says "he could kill us", yes, he could. Because he has a sword that specifically kills gods. That's not exactly the same as "if he gets there, he will single-handedly massacre all gods in mere minutes all by himself".
And, above everything else, the Celestials don't do anything because they're the same as Minerva or Bastet: they're cameos. They have no particular role in the story, even as background like Dionysus has. They have no expression and nothing in their body language suggests they're afraid of Thor in ANY possible way. When they move, they just look at him and that's it, they're not visibly trying to get out of the way, they're not panicking or anything.
They aren’t curious their boss is there Zeus the leader of omnipotent city home of the most powerful gods celestials in general don’t stand down unless powerful forces are at play their leader Zeus was taken out they stood down because they knew they couldn’t take Thor assuming anything else is speculation
Zeus is not their boss, Celestials have no boss aside from Arishem. The whole point of the Celestials is that they exist solely to build new planets, suns and galaxies to expand the universe, they don't care about the rest of the living beings in the MCU. Two Celestials being there doesn't mean Zeus is their boss. Hell, if Celestials were under Zeus's authority, why Arishem isn't there? He's the leader of the Celestials, if Celestials fall under Zeus's authority, then their greatest representative should be there. Quetzalcóatl is the top god of the Aztec pantheon yet he's there and reveres Zeus, meaning he sees Zeus as above him and his pantheon. If that was the case for Celestials, why would Arishem not do the same? Simple: Celestials don't fall under Zeus's authority.
Also, Arishem didn't do anything about Thanos and even ordered the Eternals to do the same, meaning Celestials weren't afraid of Thanos, yet they're afraid of Gorr? Creation gods capable of building galaxies don't care when an alien threatens to annihilate half of the universe yet somehow, those same creation gods would be afraid of a guy who "only" target gods, which is definitely lower on the threat ladder?
Yeah, and saying they're afraid of Thor is MASSIVE speculation to.
Arishrem literally stated he would see if they are worthy to live if not he’s going to destroy them which would lead to eternals 2 if we ever get that
Yes he said that, and he also said that he would judge them first. It's not about retribution it's about analyzing and finding what he can do with this unseen situation. It's pragmatism, understanding the new situation that arises and trying to get some benefit out of it. If he wanted to destroy Earth, he would have done it instantly. It has nothing to do with power or fearing anything. Again, Arishem is far too logic and pragmatic for that.
Celestials aren’t just creatures they are creation gods Gorr is a stated a cosmic threat was a threat to all gods which includes celestials and was stated to be able to kill any god which includes celestials thor is already up there with the most powerful gods
The pic there is just the general idea of the plot of the movie. It's like saying "Villain wants to kill the planet, the heroes must stop him". Gorr is able to kill gods because he has the Necrosword, not because he's above all gods. Heck, the whole plot of the movie is that he wants to reach Eternity to end all gods at once, not killing them by himself. The movie clearly tells us he only recently started to kill gods, all the gods he killed were minor deities and when he finally goes against even relatively strong gods like Valkyrie, he struggles in terms of actual strength and skills (Valkyrie needs the Thunderbolt to fight him but that's because the weapon itself is strong enough to fight the Necrosword, in terms of skills she's a match for him and he has to use dirty tactics to stab her and that's AFTER he struggled to fight). Even knowing Thor is above most characters in the MCU, Val is way weaker than him, yet Gorr struggles against her even with the sword. Unless you want to tell me that means Valkyrie > Celestials, which would be stupid. It's the same thing as with Thanos, he was a threat to the universe because he wanted the IS to kill half of it and was willing to commit horrors to do so, not because he was so powerful he was above everyone else to the point he could straight-up massacre every single person in the MCU by himself. Anyone would consider a threat to the world a guy who would try to get a nuke and detonate it in the middle of New York, that doesn't mean he can slaughter everyone trying to stop him on his own.
Again, I'm 100% for Thor getting some major power boost but it has to be based on some clear feats and statements or at least something close enough that it can reasonably assumed it's the case. Two characters with no speaking role, simply looking at another, with nothing to clearly establish what they think or feel, and speculating about their behavior is definitely
not in this category. We NEED more to justify scaling, ESPECIALLY something as big as this.