05-09-2011, 05:06 AM
Maybe I saw too many ads? Maybe a movie that trying to be Shakespearean in it's drama and plotting and had a renowned Shakespearean director at it's helm, should have been written by Shakespeare.
It all seemed very stagey to me without a lot of acting. Instead of getting an Alan Cummings look alike to play Loki, they should have gotten Alan Cummings. I never got the feeling he was much of a trickster. Or maybe his surrounding cast was so dumb you didn't need to be that tricky.
Then there was the New Mexican town where Thor falls to Earth. It looked like a town ready to be destroyed. It was out in the middle of nowhere and it didn't seem to fit in with it's surroundings.
The plot was very simple where nothing much happens. There weren't any epic battles. There weren't any huge dramatic twists. Too show that the actors were really emoting, there was a lot of yelling.
I say Feh. I'd like to see the movie one reviewer called the best genre film since The Dark Knight. Maybe there are two movies out there called Thor and I saw the wrong one?
It all seemed very stagey to me without a lot of acting. Instead of getting an Alan Cummings look alike to play Loki, they should have gotten Alan Cummings. I never got the feeling he was much of a trickster. Or maybe his surrounding cast was so dumb you didn't need to be that tricky.
Then there was the New Mexican town where Thor falls to Earth. It looked like a town ready to be destroyed. It was out in the middle of nowhere and it didn't seem to fit in with it's surroundings.
The plot was very simple where nothing much happens. There weren't any epic battles. There weren't any huge dramatic twists. Too show that the actors were really emoting, there was a lot of yelling.
I say Feh. I'd like to see the movie one reviewer called the best genre film since The Dark Knight. Maybe there are two movies out there called Thor and I saw the wrong one?
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit