Except for the finale but that was pretty much it.ģ. And throughout the film she again didn't have much to do. She was in Asgard and didn't seem too surprised, she gave a tennis ball type look. Jane Foster didn't really have much to do in this film I felt. The humor I did like in this film but at times it does get a little silly especially the scene where Ian crushes the elves with a car and then him and Darcy make out and teleport, I thought that was kind of ridiculous.Ģ. This film reminds me of Lord of the Rings and it does remind me of Man of Steel too especially the scenes in Asgard are reminiscent of Krypton.ġ. The feel one of the things I love about these movies are how different they feel compared to other MCU films. The action is spectacular, I especially love the scenes where Thor is kicking ass.ģ. Asgard looks breathtaking and the scenes in it are awesome.
#THOR THE DARK WORLD MOVIE#
The visuals this movie looks nice and stylistically looks better than its predecessor which had annoying dutch angles. The rest of the cast is good too it would take me too long to explain all of them.Ģ. Tom Hiddleston honestly is just awesome as Loki, I'm not fanboying here he literally kicks ass as this character. Chris Hemsworth is again fantastic as Thor! He has proven yet again that he owns this role and I can't imagine another actor helming this role. Let me explained what I liked/disliked.ġ. Now, all eyes are on Thor: Love and Thunder ahead of its July 8 release, especially as it looks like one of Marvel Studios' best movies yet.Thor: The Dark World was surprisingly really good, there are people out there saying its the weakest MCU film and I honestly disagree completely.
Thor: Ragnarok ended up saving the God of Thunder, especially after even Avengers: Age of Ultron gave the hero a somewhat underwhelming subplot that felt shoehorned in (it was). We just dismantled the character, we wanted to have him be a little more unpredictable, we wanted him to be in a different set of circumstances than he'd been in before, and also have the humor come through." "And I said this to Taika and I think the conversation we had was, I said 'I'm really bored of Thor.' And he said, 'Yeah I'm really bored of Thor, too.' And then we decided not to be bored and any time that feeling came into play, we'd go in a different direction. "And then when Ragnarok came along, out of my own frustration of what I had done, and this is not on any other director or anyone, this was my own performance. I didn't think I grew the character in any way, I didn't think I showed an audience something unexpected and different," he admits. I was a little disappointed in what I'd done. "I wasn't stoked with what I'd done in Thor 2.
Along the way, the Thor sequel was a project Hemsworth reflected on, acknowledging that he wasn't entirely happy with how it turned out.
We know that big changes were made during reshoots (including Loki's survival), but the simple fact of the matter is that Thor: The Dark World just wasn't very good.Ĭhris Hemsworth is currently doing the rounds to discuss his role in Netflix's Spiderhead, and the actor looked back on his career during an in-depth conversation with Vanity Fair. It's one of Marvel Studios' only movies not to be "Certified Fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes, and director Alan Taylor has admitted to creative differences with the Disney-owned outfit. 2011's Thor was a solid introduction for the God of Thunder, but 2013 sequel Thor: The Dark World is widely considered a disappointment.
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