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May 7, 2011 at 2:51 am
Saw it.
It was good. Better that it had any right to be. It wasn’t without flaws, but considering everything it was successful.
Loki was the best part.
May 7, 2011 at 1:59 pm
Saw it last night in 3d, which was a fucking joke, but the movie itself was ok. Kinda sad that the only thing that really stood out to me was bi frost, the rainbow bridge, god damn that thing was awesome.
Anyone else think that the romance moved a wee bit quick? What, 24 hours and he’s ready to kill himself for her? Bleh.
Was hapPy to see volstov though he’s awesome.
May 7, 2011 at 4:51 pm
People avoiding spoilers should stop reading here.
The romance moved a bit quick, but so did everything else. They had a checklist of thinks they HAD to do, and since this leads directly into the Avengers movie, that list is longer than usual. At least Iron Man had two movies to build into the Avengers stuff.
I thought Thor’s little journey to learn humility was a little quick and forced. So Odin is only going to realize NOW that Thor is too arrogant to be the king? Thor is about a thousand years old at the beginning of the movie. Also, how would a person that old change that quick? He was only on earth for a few days, so why would that turn around a couple hundred years of behavior?
I agree on the Bifrost. That thing looked awesome, and that was the hardest thing to adapt. It’s a fuckin’ rainbow bridge. That’s almost guaranteed to look stupid on film, but they pulled it off.
By the way, Volstagg was played by the guy who played the Punisher in Punisher: War Zone.