Chris Hemsworth,
Natalie Portman,
Tom Hiddleston,
Anthony Hopkins,
Colm Feore
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The epic adventure Thor spans the Marvel Universe from present day Earth to the mystical realm of Asgard. At the center of the story is The Mighty Thor, a powerful but arrogant warrior whose reckless ... read more
Directed by: Kenneth Branagh
Release Date: May 6, 2011
DVD Release Date: September 13, 2011
Stats: 21,191 reviews
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May 8, 2011
Easily one of the best looking Marvel movies so far. I was never a big Thor fan in the comics but this movie had me locked in. Overall i think this movie shines thanks to Hemsworh, Hiddleston the supportin cast. It takes its place among the top super hero films Marvel has done no... read more
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May 26, 2012
And to think, I never used to much care for superheroes. The only thing I can think of that I didn't like about this film was how they made Asgaard another planet (I think), rather than an alternate terrestrial plane or something. I really love the elements that drive this story:... read more
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May 19, 2012
I only really watched this because I wanted to know the characters before watching The Avengers, and as soon as the brilliant space visuals came up on screen I wished I had seen this in the cinema (and then when Loki showed up I definitely kicked myself!). As an introduction film... read more
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May 16, 2012fb619846742An entertaining if largely forgettable and very familiar story of a should-be king (Chris Hemsworth) cast down into exile after starting a war in the distant realm of Asgard. While Hemsworth turns in an admirable portrayal of the demigod, the movie's Shakespearean tone, while an ... read more
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May 2, 2012
So, I am going to see "The Avengers" this Friday. No matter what. And it occurred to me that I hadn't seen "Thor" or "Captain America" (I haven't seen "The Incredible Hulk" in its entirety, but no offense to Bruce Banner, I haven't exactly felt the urge to seek it out). I realize... read more
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May 2, 2012fb733768972THOR is entertaining as all hell, and Chris Hemsworth really brings a likeable personality to his character. This film has the perfect run time needed and the visuals were stunning, and although the action was awesome, is was a bit unbalanced. There is an opening action scene tha... read more
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April 10, 2012fb1378820053Another Brilliant Marvel Comic adaption. Thor is Witty, Funny and Charming. Chris Hemsworth is fantastic as "Thor" and Newcomer Tom Hiddleston as the Brilliant Villain "Loki"(Who will feature in the upcoming film "The Avengers" and the Thor Sequel.) The Film doesn't feel as Epic... read more
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April 8, 2012
The production design, top to bottom, is spectacular, and unlike some of the Marvel movies, Thor doesn't significantly bog down in origin story, (perhaps because little had to happen, he just fell to Earth). The backstory is intriguing, as is his arrival on Earth and what that me... read more
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March 9, 2012
An incredibly entertaining movie. This movie expertly captivates audiences in the character development of Thor. Action is lacking any sort of entertainment value, 80% of the shots that are done in this movie have this "tilt" to the camera that makes one wanna tilt their head so ... read more
Critic Reviews
The story might perhaps be adequate for an animated film for children, with Thor, Odin and the others played by piglets. In the arena of movies about comic book superheroes, it is a desolate vastation. Full Review
A giant notch up is Hiddleston, who'd make a good Edmund in King Lear: You register the chip on his shoulder rather than the villainy. Full Review
This is eminently missable, though the mosaic design of Asgard, Thor's mythical realm, is pretty cool. Full Review
I approached this new lollapalooza with an open mind that was quickly addled by loads of back story and front story and an ear-splitting avalanche of special effects. Full Review
Nothing against the buff, blond God of Thunder, but Thor just doesn't have a built-in wow factor among the nongeek brigade. Full Review
[Kenneth Branagh's] Shakespearean chops add texture in scenes that require the care and feeding of literature's grander themes: pride, paternity and honor. Full Review
Essentially, when the movie comes down to Earth it's pretty good. But when it spends time across the universe -- and it spends a lot of time across the universe -- it's pure geek fare. Which may thril... Full Review
For those with a taste for the genre, Thor is a worthy addition to the pantheon. Full Review
The visuals are breathtaking without it, all swirling cosmic nebulae and mythic cityscapes of the Norse-god capital Asgard. Full Review
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