Thor (MC: 58, RT: 77%)

[Obev]

I'm curious, Is the 3D version bad? I loved Tron in 3D. Some movies it works for me, some don't.

I don't know. I've only seen two 3D movies, and they both gave me headaches, so I have decided that two dimensions is fine for me.

[Scythiroth]

Having to wear 3D glasses over my normal glasses is just far too annoying to see any movies in 3D.

[kuronosan]

Best part of the movie:

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The beginning ass-kicking of the frost-giants plus Sleipner, Heimdall, and any scene not involving Thor's "buddies".

I liked it. I just think I liked Iron Man a little more and that some parts were unnecessarily annoying. Then again Thor is a Marvel comic I read the least growing up.

[Brill Weave]

Buddy tossed me a promo copy of it his friend had given him. I enjoyed it. It wasn't fantastic but it was entertaining. And I always forget how hot Natalie Portman is until I see her on screen. God I would terrorize her ass.

[Katlan]

I'm curious, Is the 3D version bad? I loved Tron in 3D. Some movies it works for me, some don't.

I thought Tron was pretty terrible 3d

[kuronosan]

I tell the same thing to all my friends - I liked the Asgardians. I didn't like

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that they spent so much time there and so little time on Earth, but I suppose the movie was meant to establish Thor and his role with S.H.I.E.L.D. for the Avengers movie.

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On second viewing, I have to say I did like it better than the first time... Thor as a hero also grew on me a little (out of the Avengers, I read Thor the least and Iron Man the most).

Oh... and Heimdall is fucking awesome.

[Krandor]

My bedroom

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y31...r/IMAG0379.jpg

Also have the Comic-con movie promo poster on my door.

Pretty excited about this. I could personally do without Fraction's work going on right now, but Thor's always been my favorite Marvel character along with Bucky-Cap in recent years (and my favorite DC character is Green Lantern, exciting few months for movies)

[Brill Weave]

Just watched it a second time with the wife. Enjoyed more than the first time. I was never a big fan of Thor in the comics but the movie did a fair representation of the character. Again, thoroughly enjoyable waste of 90 minutes. He should be an interesting component in the Avengers.

[kuronosan]

I just wonder how the rest of the Avengers are really going to be of any use, given that Thor could fucking take them all (Hulk included).

I'm getting really hyped about the Avengers movie.

[6souls]

At least 20 minutes of deleted scenes will be included on the DVD/Blu-Ray release.

"Thor" hits theaters here in the U.S. this week, but as with any film, there's likely to be some footage that can only be seen when the film arrives on DVD and Blu-Ray a few months later.

MTV News sat down with "Thor" director Kenneth Branagh to discuss some of the scenes that didn't make the final cut, and what we can expect to find in the "Special Features" section when the god of thunder brings his big debut to shelves.

"On the DVD you'll see many deleted scenes," Branagh told MTV News, then proceeded to describe — in vague, non-spoilery terms — some of the footage you won't see in theaters.

"On the way to this particular cut, in pursuit of what we felt was the perfect balance for this first time out with Thor, we had to not so much sacrifice — because this felt like the right thing to get to," explained Branagh, "but with certain areas of the story, things like the Asgardian parents, Odin and Frigga, played by the beautiful Rene Russo, there's some beautiful scenes in there that I think people will enjoy."

"And certainly Thor and Loki interacting in different ways that just fill in a little bit of a back story, that was part of our rehearsal and research," he added. "I think it's going to be an interesting bunch of material."

As for how much of that material finds its way to the DVD and Blu-Ray editions of "Thor," Branagh offered a rough estimate of the content.

"I guess it's got to be 20 minutes worth, I think," he said. "It's a significant amount, actually."

http://splashpage.mtv.com/2011/05/02...nneth-branagh/

[Pikarya]

Wall-scroll

Our Comic book shop has that same scroll. I'm jelly.

[Bebopaloo]

I just wonder how the rest of the Avengers are really going to be of any use, given that Thor could fucking take them all (Hulk included).

I'm getting really hyped about the Avengers movie.

LOL. Just no.




Edit: Ok modern day hulk vs modern day thor = LOL FUCK NO
Golden age to early 90's hulk = I can see that since it happened dur ~_~

[Pikarya]

http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/resou...ulkironman.jpg

Hulkbuster that shit brah. Well, at least till you can get a tranq in that in mofo.

[Kensaki]

Watch 2d version of this if you can the 3d was bleh.

[kuronosan]

LOL. Just no.
Edit: Ok modern day hulk vs modern day thor = LOL FUCK NO
Golden age to early 90's hulk = I can see that since it happened dur ~_~

Okay, I seem to remember saying I never followed Thor (or Hulk, for that matter). We're talking years ago when I still read comics and wasn't getting any pussy. I haven't touched them since I was a kid. I was referring to within the continuity established in the movies.

[Qalbert]

We're talking years ago when I still read comics and wasn't getting any pussy. I haven't touched them since I was a kid.

Pussies or comics?
also Beta Ray Bill mentioned at all?

[kuronosan]

Nope. A passing reference to Donald Blake is made throughout the movie though.

[Sumiko]

all the girls in the audience was cheering at a certain scene <3 <3 <3 <3 can't get over how wow Chris Hemsworth was.

[Deftscythe]

Just got home from a screening. I went into the movie expecting nothing and wound up pretty impressed. I was surprised by the quality until I saw the story was by J. Michael Straczynski. The man knows how to tell a story. If you like comic book movies at all or you're just looking for something to do this weekend, I'd definitely go see it.

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I only wish the movie had been a bit longer. They did a good job cramming a lot of growth for Thor into the time there was, but another 30 minutes could've fleshed out the details and made his journey to maturity really hit home.

[Skai]

I thought it was cool, not wow good like Iron Man. Maybe it's because I'm not familiar with Thor and I was sleepy having just got off work.

I liked

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the part where the Destroyer was sent to Earth and the SHIELD agent was like, "that one of Stark's?" Gave me a chuckle. I did kinda wished they had develop more of Thor's time spent on Earth. Felt the time he was on Earth was a bit short.

And Natalie Portman omg, so fione.