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Ilistentomusic 05-08-2011 03:20 PM

Thor
 
Has anyone seen Thor yet how did you like it can you give a quick review plz.

:pimp:

Sparky 05-09-2011 02:34 PM

pretty good better then i thought

jackhammer 05-10-2011 05:49 PM

I have not seen it but very surprised that it is directed by Kenneth Branagh. It does give me a morsel of hope that it is not a dumb fest.

Janszoon 05-10-2011 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 1051602)
I have not seen it but very surprised that it is directed by Kenneth Branagh. It does give me a morsel of hope that it is not a dumb fest.

Holy shit, I had no idea! :laughing:

hip hop bunny hop 05-13-2011 10:08 PM

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I have not seen it but very surprised that it is directed by Kenneth Branagh. It does give me a morsel of hope that it is not a dumb fest.
Really? A morsel of hope is too much.

This bastard took the most important myths of Northern Europe and turned it into a limp wristed liberal fairy tale. Mind, these myths were of such potency that the medieval saints of the region weren't running around dying for people's sins; they were slaying dragons.

...and this jackass produces a sanitized, PC, version - complete with Affirmative Action casting. Fantastic. Black northern gods......

Engine 05-13-2011 10:31 PM

It's an adaptation of a mainstream American comic book character who was invented in the early 1960s.

hip hop bunny hop 05-13-2011 11:07 PM

It's pissing on myths that have been disseminated around the world in such quantity, that it is feasible to say they are single most important mythos in the history of mankind. It is a politically motivated assault on heritage.

Engine 05-14-2011 02:11 AM

Now I'm intrigued. I'm going to pay to see it in the theater tomorrow.

Janszoon 05-14-2011 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1053099)
It's pissing on myths that have been disseminated around the world in such quantity, that it is feasible to say they are single most important mythos in the history of mankind. It is a politically motivated assault on heritage.

:laughing:

Howard the Duck 05-14-2011 06:13 AM

the movie is great, much better than I expected

i had problems with a black Heimdall and a Japanese Hogun as well

and I had major issues with Dr. Donald Blake not being a lame

Sodacake 05-14-2011 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1053074)
Really? A morsel of hope is too much.

This bastard took the most important myths of Northern Europe and turned it into a limp wristed liberal fairy tale. Mind, these myths were of such potency that the medieval saints of the region weren't running around dying for people's sins; they were slaying dragons.

...and this jackass produces a sanitized, PC, version - complete with Affirmative Action casting. Fantastic. Black northern gods......

It's not based on the Norse myths/legends/folklore, it's based on the Marvel Comics superhero. But then I guess it's easy to miss the gigantic "MARVEL STUDIOS" logo at the beginning of the film.

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1053099)
It's pissing on myths that have been disseminated around the world in such quantity, that it is feasible to say they are single most important mythos in the history of mankind. It is a politically motivated assault on heritage.

oh my god

RoemerMW 05-14-2011 11:03 AM

I thought it was pretty good. It translated to the screen a lot better than I thought it would. Really excited for The Avengers now.

NSW 05-14-2011 12:11 PM

Thor was great you guys! Much, much better than I expected. The effects were cool too, but didn't distract from the story. Natalie Portman was cute and funny and Chris Hemsworth fit the lead roll perfectly. I was also surprised to find out Kenneth Branagh directed this, but gotta say...good going Ken. And, for those who don't like excessive violence, swearing or sex, it was good, clean fun for the whole family.

Definitely one of the better comic book adaptations out there.

jackhammer 05-16-2011 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by hip hop bunny hop (Post 1053074)
Really? A morsel of hope is too much.

This bastard took the most important myths of Northern Europe and turned it into a limp wristed liberal fairy tale. Mind, these myths were of such potency that the medieval saints of the region weren't running around dying for people's sins; they were slaying dragons.

...and this jackass produces a sanitized, PC, version - complete with Affirmative Action casting. Fantastic. Black northern gods......

What? Hollywood raping European literature and history for it's own cosy ends? Never!

Have you seen Valhalla Rising? I think that it would blow your mind (unless you don't like introspective cinema that is!). It's very slow and ponderous but probably the best recreation of the Dark Ages I have ever seen on film.

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Originally Posted by nonsubmissivewife (Post 1053328)
And, for those who don't like excessive violence, swearing or sex, it was good, clean fun for the whole family.

Where is the fun in that? Sounds even worse now :(

IsTrooper 05-16-2011 05:23 PM

It was decent for me, not too good, not too bad. Great effects and story....But just kinda crappy moments at times...

NSW 05-16-2011 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 1054467)
Where is the fun in that? Sounds even worse now :(

Get in touch with your inner child, go see it, and don't throw a temper tantrum!

hip hop bunny hop 06-04-2011 06:33 PM

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It's not based on the Norse myths/legends/folklore, it's based on the Marvel Comics superhero. But then I guess it's easy to miss the gigantic "MARVEL STUDIOS" logo at the beginning of the film.
Yeah, it's not "Thor", it's "MARVEL'S Thor". No reason to be boorish and take **** seriously.... christ.

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Have you seen Valhalla Rising? I think that it would blow your mind (unless you don't like introspective cinema that is!). It's very slow and ponderous but probably the best recreation of the Dark Ages I have ever seen on film.
Nope, never even heard of Valhalla Rising. I'll have to check it out.

Lately I've been watching a lot of westerns or movies with western motifs. Films like Ghost Dog, Jr. Bonner, Wild Bunch, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia, High Plains Drifter, El Norte, etc.

I've also had my mind ****ed by the discovery that the elderly are not wrong in heaping praise on Breakfast at Tiffanys and Casablanca.

Standbyking 06-08-2011 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer (Post 1054467)
What? Hollywood raping European literature and history for it's own cosy ends? Never!

Have you seen Valhalla Rising? I think that it would blow your mind (unless you don't like introspective cinema that is!). It's very slow and ponderous but probably the best recreation of the Dark Ages I have ever seen on film.



Where is the fun in that? Sounds even worse now :(


I take issue with Marvel fooling around with norse mythology Thor was a fun watch but eh.. Thor wasn't Thor the adventurer god of thunder and Loki wasn't Loki the god of wit, fire, and missdemeaner at least not for me.

Mr November 06-09-2011 02:10 PM

I saw the movie and there was some eye candy but the plot was disappointing and it never had any hope of me taking it seriously.

Ilistentomusic 06-18-2011 09:40 PM

I wore my mjölner pendant when I went to see it. :)

3-D was ok, but not necessary. Would rather have paid less money and simply watched it in regular 2-D.

Howard the Duck 06-19-2011 05:20 AM

in retrospect, Thor is a much better movie than First Class or Green Lantern will ever be

Sljslj 06-22-2011 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Il Duce (Post 1073256)
in retrospect, Thor is a much better movie than First Class or Green Lantern will ever be

I haven't seen any of those yet, but I think X-Men looks much, much cooler than Thor or Lantern. The one I'm really excited for, though, is Captain America.

Howard the Duck 06-30-2011 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Sljslj (Post 1075216)
I haven't seen any of those yet, but I think X-Men looks much, much cooler than Thor or Lantern. The one I'm really excited for, though, is Captain America.

the only problem I have with Captain America is the uniform - why a jacket? why Army khaki pants?

KW710 08-20-2012 12:13 PM

To me, Thor felt like a 90s Movie-Of-The Week with a big budget. I wasn't a huge fan of the directing style. Also, the romantic angle just didn't sell for me. There wasn't any real motivation for it.

The action sequences at the beginning though were pretty awesome.


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