"Thor: The Dark World Will Lie to You, and You Will Love It" Topic
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Tango01  | 08 Nov 2013 12:29 p.m. PST |
SPOILER ALERT!!! "Tonight, not even the gods are safe as Thor: The Dark World debuts in theaters. The second chapter (third if you count Avengers) of Thor's story, The Dark World is by no means a perfect movie, but it really doesn't need to be: It's tremendously fun and eminently worthwhile, warts and all. If you're already a Thor fan courtesy of either the comics or the first film, it's a safe bet that you'll enjoy The Dark World. Thor, at its best, has always blended epic gravitas with humor, so prepare to laugh — a lot. It's a tradition that The Dark World embraces enthusiastically, from the awkward culture clash of inserting a Norse god into modern America to an epic battle that plays out like a mix between a boss level from the video game Portal and a Dungeons & Dragons teleport puzzle, and even an unexpected Chris Evans cameo as Captain America (sort of). If you're new to the Thor film franchise, however, or to Marvel movies in general, you'll want to make a point of watching at least Thor before heading to The Dark World, as the latter is very much a sequel. Thor, which came out in 2011, was essentially a prologue, concerned primarily with establishing a sprawling cosmology and depositing the principal players of its colorful cast in their defining roles and rivalries. The Dark World, then, is in a prime position to shake Asgard's literal and figurative foundations, and allow its characters to develop depth and complexity far beyond Thor…"
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| jpattern2 | 08 Nov 2013 1:01 p.m. PST |
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| Mr Canuck | 08 Nov 2013 1:44 p.m. PST |
Seeing it tonight, looking forward to it! |
 FingerandToeGlenn  | 08 Nov 2013 5:27 p.m. PST |
Saw it. Stay for ALL the credits. |
| DsGilbert | 09 Nov 2013 7:35 p.m. PST |
Enjoyed it, but felt it was more Star Wars than Viking lore. |
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