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Marvel Studio's Thor: The Dark World [DVD] [2013]
H**O
Great!
I love all marvel films but my heart lies with Chris Hemsworth. He does tend to get the poorest scripts though. Thor Ragnarock is the best Thor film but if you are like me, I need to have all of them on my shelf.
P**S
Thor the dark world
Very enjoyable and entertaining film with lots of action
I**G
Another great addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe
I'm a self confessed superhero addict who will watch anything remotely linked to Marvel and DC. That said I continue to be particularly impressed with Marvel's cinematic output and the ever-expanding universe they have created. I was eager to watch Thor: The Dark World again after my first viewing at the cinema and opted for the 3D Blu ray version. The film itself looks stunning but I don’t think it’s necessarily essential that you see it in 3D. The sequel picks up from the events of Avengers Assemble and the first Thor film. Thor is busy restoring peace in the nine realms, the Bi-Frost has been repaired and Loki is languishing in the cells of Asgard as punishment for his actions in New York. Alan Taylor (of Game Of thrones fame) takes over directing duties from Kenneth Branagh who did a great job on the first film. His style fits the story well especially the scenes set on Asgard and he does a great job managing the films’ huge action set pieces. The plot is revolves around the return of an ancient evil race of Dark Elves led by Malekith played by Christopher Eccleston. Although Malekith is played well by Eccleston his character isn’t really developed or given much of a motive other than wanting to return the universe to darkness. Therefore, he’s largely forgettable when compared to the first films antagonist Loki who once again steals every scene he’s in. The films’ McGuffin, the Aether also lacks menace and impact but Malekith’s right hand man Algrim is a worthy foe to Thor once he undergoes his transformation into the formidable Kurse.The relationship between Thor and Loki remains my favourite aspect of the Thor films and the two actors obviously relish playing these roles. Natalie Portman's Jane character is given more to do in the sequel and has a great moment when confronting Loki. The climatic battle features some inventive world hopping action and finds time for a humorous sequence in London’s underground. The film in general contains more humour than you might expect for a sequel, which are traditionally darker affairs than their originals. It sets up another instalment with a final scene twist that many may see coming and be sure to stick around for the traditional post credit scenes, one teasing an upcoming Marvel Phase 2 film and another more light-hearted clip dealing with Jane’s ongoing abandonment issues. Marvel continues to set the standard for creating a cohesive and involving cinematic universe and Thor: The Dark World is a worthy into the series. The film is full of action and humour and I for one can’t wait to see what happens next to my favourite Asgardian Thunder God.The Blu ray contains multiple extras including a look at the upcoming Captain America sequel but the highlight is the All Hail the King short film which looks at what happened to Ben Kingsley’s character following the aftermath of Iron Man 3
P**R
Thor and the elves of evil
Another superhero movie from Marvel studios. Sequel to Thor. Set after Avengers Assemble. All of which may slightly confuse anyone who watches it and who hasn't seen those films. But chances are you will have seen those if you watch this. So that won't be a problem.The dvd:Has the following language and subtitle options:Languages: English. Hindi. Tamil. Telegu. It's also English audio described.Subtitles: English.It begins with a trailer for forthcoming Marvel movie 'Captain America; The Winter Soldier.' But that can be skipped via the next button on the dvd remote. Said trailer is accessible from the sneak peeks section of the dvd main menu anyhow.The only extras are a preview of said Captain America film. Which runs for three minutes and is one of those featurettes that has clips from the film along with actors and crew members talking about it. This preview does give one spoiler away - the identity of the Winter Soldier - so if you're not familiar with the character via comics then you may not want to watch this just yet.The movie:Loki's locked up. Thor's bringing peace to all the realms. Jane is stuck on Earth pining for him and trying to move on. She finds strange things happening in London. Which all tie in with the return of an ancient evil that seeks to destroy the universe.To deal with it all, Thor and Loki must team up. Trust issues ensue. Can they work together and save the day?This, like most blockbuster movies, tries to entertain via mixing action and drama with character moments and humour. In this respect, it's pretty successful. Anthony Hopkins and Rene Russo don't get too much to do but have their moments. The brothers don't have much screen time together till halfway through the film, but there's enough to keep the viewer occupied till then so it's not really a problem.A lot of the humour does make Thor the straightman in the midst of things going on around him. Chris Hemsworth is pretty good in these moments. He does have a good chemistry with Natalie Portman although her role can be a bit thankless at times. Kat Dennings gets more to do as Darcy this time and once again steals the show. Chris O'Dowd is also good at being humorous without going too far. But doesn't get nearly as much to do.Christopher Eccleston makes a fine villain in a part that doesn't really stretch him. There's an action finale set piece which benefits from being in a familiar setting and is very well done.Just don't trust this movie to give you accurate directions for travelling on the London underground though.Thor will return. A very good final scene does make you want to know what will happen when he does.An efficient and entertaining blockbuster movie from a studio that are good at making them.Keep watching during the end credits for two extra scenes. One in the middle, which ties into an upcoming Marvel movie. And one at the very end. Which doesn't set anything up. But is still worth a look.
R**L
Satisfait
Un un film que j'avais déjà vu en 2D et que je voulais voir en 3D.
K**Y
Came on time
This movie came on time and it was in great condition I bought it used and it worked wonderfully with no problems no skipping very happy with my order.
N**E
Ganz gut
Guter Film
L**E
Très bien
Très bien
M**
En anglais dommage
En anglais. Dommage
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