Title: Thor
Director: Kenneth Branagh
Country: United States
Year: 2011
Length: 130 min.
Starring: Natalie Portman, Chris Hemsworth, Kat Dennings, Idris Elba, Anthony Hopkins, Ray Stevenson, Stellan Skarsgård, Tom Hiddleston, Clark Gregg, Jaimie Alexander
Last Friday saw Thor , my favorite god. I liked it, really. Two hours of entertainment. Those who have followed the comics (and I'm starting this task) did not disappoint (despite the turmoil mounted in Yankeeland to learn that Heimdall, the guardian of Rainbow Bridge, Norse god, and therefore white would be played by black actor Idris Elba, fuck, that if it's a good name for a character-). Sports
pose and how to talking about the god of thunder on Earth ("This deadly form begins to weaken. I need to nurture"). Chris Hemsworth
A paper is going like a glove, like Anthony Hopkins Odin. Natalie Portman
filling in the blanks. The role of the girl. He has done it as I could have done any other actress, and that its role is more than secondary.
Loki, effects, ice giants, ... well all right.
the end I was disappointed a little, and the end of the final. Those scenes that are often moving at the end credits. It's supposed to be something that leaves you wanting more, like Iron Man , where we anticipate the emergence of Thor by the appearance of his hammer in the desert. This time it is not.
Moreover, a movie more than superheroes. Correct, but neither better nor worse than others in the Marvel.
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