[ SECRET POST #3179 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3179 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

The Thor movies are great! (I prefer fantasy too, tbh, and have a weakness for Norse stuff anyway.) The second one's a bit overblown, and the first one is a bit confusing (without those deleted scenes), but they're still ace.

[kaijinscendre]

I love the Thor movies! And while CA:TWS is my favorite stand alone movie, the Thor movies are my favorite stand alone series.

[philstar22]

Thor! I would say that Cap 2 and Guardians are my two favorite Marvel movies, but Thor is my favorite Avenger and I've enjoyed both movies.

[(Anonymous)]

I love them because the writing and aesthetic draw so heavily from my favourite runs on the comics (edpecially Simonson's).

[(Anonymous)]

I love them, esp the first. But then again I love Iron Man 2 so what do I know.

[nightscale]

I love them too, both them and the Cap movies are my favourite stand-alone Marvel films because I love Thor and Steve a buttload. Plus I like the fantasy-esque thing the Thor movies have going on as well(I'd like to get some more of that in Thor 3 but, we'll see what we get).

[ketita]

I really want to see more of Asgard and what's going on there.

[nightscale]

Yes! I love the Thor films best when they focus on Asgard and the other realms, there's so much potential there but most of the time they end up back on Earth(which I get because Jane's there, but c'mon, get her in on the action and go on a big space adventure).

[ketita]

Yeah, I would really like to see Jane figuring Asgard out. There are so many interesting directions they could go, and especially since the Avengers movies are all about Earth invasions and whatnot, I wish the Thor movies dealt with Earth a little more tangentially. It's been established that Thor cares about the Earth already, they can do something else with him!

(then again, I was disappointed that AoU rehashed the "we don't trust each other~" plotline. I thought we'd moved past that already...)

[nightscale]

There's so much stuff they could pull from the comics, like the Dark Elves were actually a really cool idea and one of the more underused Thor baddies, but Thor 2 kind of squandered them a bit imo.

I'd just love to see Jane geeking out over all the space-travel shit she could do in Asgard, and using her smarts to help save the day. I just want some space-travels man!

I'd love to see a MCU take on Hela and her realm.

[ketita]

I'm actually not at all familiar with Thor from the comics. I never read any (the only comic I really read for a bit was X-men), but I started liking him in the MCU. He's probably my second favorite, only a bit after Cap.

But I feel like there's so much potential there, and what you're saying sounds exciting. Now if only they would implement some of that...

For all that I like Thor, I wasn't in love with Dark World. Some parts were cool, but it didn't make a very big impression on me overall.

[nightscale]

I've not read everything he's been in, like all comics the writing can be hit or miss for the character depending on who's running it, but I love his MCU counterpart and how they adapted the comic-actual-gods into long lived space-aliens worshiped as gods. It makes more sense if you're grounding it a bit more in reality.

MCU Cap is tied with Thor as my fave movie Avenger, so I cannot fault that choice.

Yeah that's my biggest beef with the Thor movies is that there is a lot of untapped potential from the comics, or hell even from Norse mythology if they felt like playing with that, we just don't get what we could because they keep going back to Earth too much. Like give me fire giants and Surtur, give me freaking Enchantress and Skurge.

TDW had some good parts for me and overall I enjoyed it but it was a bit messy pacing and plot-wise and I wasn't a fan of how it treated Jane, I'm quite fond of her and the move basically turned her into a walking plot-device who was actually non-existent for like 30 mins of the movie. Plus the random intern-dude was a completely pointless addition.

[elialshadowpine]

Yessss. I adore the parts on Asgard. I'd watch a whole movie that was set only there.

[dethtoll]

Haven't seen the 2nd one yet (I will next week) but I really liked the first one. It's pretty much the Superman movie Man of Steel should've been.

[elaminator]

I adore the first Thor film; other than the two Cap films, it's probably my favorite Marvel movie. (My all time favorite is predictably Winter Soldier. That will probably not change.)

I'm also really fond of Iron Man and Guardians of the Galaxy, but I think Thor tops those.

Now, the second Thor film was not nearly as good imo, but I definitely didn't hate it. Thor is one of my favorite Avengers (it's pretty much between him and Steve... I have a difficult time choosing, though Nat is third) as well, so that doesn't hurt.

They're good fun, anyway. Pretty, and like you I love the fantasy elements. Plus...Thor is near perfect. I wish he was more popular.

[(Anonymous)]

But for real, like--
Kat Denning.

This doesn't justify anything about Branagh as a director, except that he let Kat and Natalie be cool.

[(Anonymous)]

I *love* the Thor movies. They're what got me to finally read Norse myths (I'd been meaning to for ages, but never got around to it. Then, I saw Thor & NEEDED to know the lore the characters were based on) & Hemsy & Hiddles have the best on-screen chemistry in the whole MCU, imo. Those dumb Norse bros make me cry real tears & I need there to be more stand-alone Thor movies. I think it's appalling we have to wait so long for Ragnarok & am saddened by the fact that Thor DOES seem to be the least popular MCU flicks. The first is a godsdamned Shakespearean tragedy & the second is a brotherly road trip, complete with quips & emotion-heavy eye contact. TA-FUCKING-DA! WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE, PEOPLE?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I liked that the first movie tried to out Kirby Kirby but you can't Kirby as good as Kirby without Kirby, still, Asgard was gloriously Kirby.

[(Anonymous)]

I hear you, OP. The first Thor movie was what got me reading comics again. I thought the second one was fun, too.

[(Anonymous)]

I really liked the first Thor movie, although my favorites MCU movies are Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Ant-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy. Thor himself is one of my favorite MCU characters.

[lentils]

Thor is my go-to movie for pretty much every occasion. I adore it. (The sequel is okay; I was terrified it would be horrifically bad and was satisfied overall.)

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely my favorite too + the first Avengers.