Thor de kenneth Branagh (En tournage )

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Thor may not be a game-changer for comic book movies, but it's a solidly entertaining one most noteworthy for taking what could have been utterly campy material and making it dramatic and relatable. There's action and otherworldly elements to appease the core fans and possibly even win over some skeptics, and enough humor and humanity to engage general audiences.

http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/116/1161564p2.html

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Impressive in scale and design and featuring a star making turn from its leading man, Thor is a dazzling example of the superhero movie done right.

http://www.mattsmoviereviews.net/thor.html

Tout le monde s'en fout des réactions sur thor?

on verra par nous même (et même si c'ets pourri y'aura quand même kat dennings et portman)

Bah oui, certainss verront, mais laa n'est pas la questionn Je constate qu'on est plus à l'affut des réacs sur d'autres films que msieur thor

Spoiler:

nan mais je me demande bien quel score il va faire en france en fait !

Sympa les critiques, je m'y attendais un peu... Bon, par contre, va falloir attendre un peu pour savoir si ça reflète l'avis général mais ça promet un bon moment en perspective quoi, c'est déjà ça... Je n'en attendais pas plus même si au vu des comics, ils auraient pu certainement faire plus qu'un "bon moment en perspective".

Bon, par contre, the film pie n'a pas l'air très emballé.

Mais si Tay tous le monde à envie de voire Green Lantern!!!

Quoi on est sur le topic de Thor?!?... je me casse

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The Awesome:

Chris Hemsworth. When you call your movie Thor, you’d better get someone that looks the part and makes you believe the character could be real. Huge points to whoever cast Hemsworth as he’s on the same level as Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man. When Hemsworth was wielding Mjolnir and fighting against the (edited for people that don’t like spoilers), I was completely sold and smiling from ear to ear. Thor has one of the best action scenes in any Marvel movie.

Marvel/ Kenneth Branagh/the Screenwriters found a way to connect Thor to the rest of the Marvel universe and make it believable. In every Marvel movie they ask for one “reach” from the audience. In Iron Man that someone could build a robot suit and fly around. In The Incredible Hulk, that gamma rays could turn a man into a monster. With Thor, they’re asking audiences to take their biggest leap yet. Thankfully, they sold it and if audiences believe, Thor has opened the door to many other characters.

The special effects and the action scenes. All too often bad CGI/action set pieces takes me out of a film. So when it’s done right, I want to point it out. The scenes in Asgard, the battles, the monsters, the Rainbow Bridge and the way characters can transport around the universe, it was all extremely well done and it helped to sell that Thor could be real. Glad to see Marvel didn’t pinch pennies. Also, I liked how I could follow all the action as the framing was great.

The Easter Egg after the credits. Let me be clear: DO NOT LEAVE THE THEATER until after the credits have finished. Also, while you may have the desire to find out what it is before opening day, do yourself a favor and wait to see it in a theater. It’s worth it.

The Good:

Tom Hiddleston as Loki. All too often, the villain is the weakest part of a movie. It’s like the writers and filmmakers assume they don’t need a strong villain if they have great action. If you think about some of your favorite movies, you’ll see they almost always have a kick ass villain. Zod in Superman 2. Darth Vader in Star Wars. Agent Smith in The Matrix. Kathy Bates in Misery. Biff Tannen in Back to the Future. I’m happy to report, Hiddleston plays Loki the way I’ve always imagined, and he’s going to be a great adversary for years to come.

Anthony Hopkins as Odin. Idris Elba as Heimdall. Clark Gregg as Agen Phil Coulson. And the rest of the cast. While I did have issues with the way certain characters were used, that doesn’t mean I thought they were miscast. Everyone did great work.

The nods and references to other characters and things in the Marvel universe. While Iron Man 2 felt like they had a huge check list of things they needed to set up for future Marvel movies, Thor has a few Easter Eggs for the fans, but not so many that it ruins the movie.

The humor. Lots of great scenes featuring Thor being a fish out of water on Earth. I think the film will play great in a crowded theater. I actually can’t wait to see it with a full audience.

The production design and costumes. Props to Bob Welch (Production Design) and Alexandra Byrne (Costumes) for bringing Asgard to life and also making the classic comic book versions of Thor and Loki wearing their helmets feel believable. Also, as you watch Asgard on the big screen, you will believe what you’re seeing. Great work.

The Bad:

The movie never slows down and it feels like a few scenes are on the cutting room floor. I can only recall a few scenes where the characters are talking without some urgent need to go do something. I would have liked to have seen more of Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman talking about the universe, or making me feel something between them. Which brings me to my next point….

I didn’t believe in the relationship between Jane Foster (Portman) and Thor. With everything so rushed, I believed they were friends, but I never believed Thor would more heaven and earth for her.

Sif and The Warriors Three were underused. I think Marvel nerds will geek out seeing them on screen, but they feel like they were in the movie to make sure they had more toys to sell rather than to enhance the story. Perhaps more of their backstory is on the cutting room floor. Also, it would have been good to have Thor have a love on Asgard (Sif) and a love on Earth (Portman). As it is, neither love story works.

The 3D. While some post converted 3D has really impressed me (Green Hornet), Thor didn’t fall into this category. While watching, I never felt like there was a lot of depth. More and more, I’m getting sick of 3D. When done right, I’ll admit to thinking it’s more than a novelty, but I can’t tell you to pay the extra money for it. I think if you see it in a normal theater you’ll be fine.

Final Thoughts

While I do have a few nitpicks, overall I thought Thor was great and everyone involved deserves credit The fact is, Thor is not an easy transition from comic books to movie screens. Trying to make the character work in the same universe as Tony Stark is ridiculously difficult. But they did it. And I cannot wait to see everyone together in The Avengers.

http://collider.com/thor-review-video-blog-review/86449/

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Chris Hemsworth gives a breakout performance as fallen Norse god Thor in Marvel's summer blockbuster, which co-stars Natalie Portman and Anthony Hopkins.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/thor-film-review-179283

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117945029?refcatid=31

On peut dire maintenant que le film est un succés critique, et vu ce que je lis le bo suivra.

On verra ce qu'on en pensera, mais well done marvel

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Thor is everything you might hope and expect it to be, equal parts good and bad. It is the type of movie I would have loved if I saw it at age 10 — and I’m sure this movie will play awesome to younger audiences. The visual effects are well done, and Asgard is a beauty. And one thing is for sure, Chris Hemsworth does a great job as Thor — it is a tough role to play, and a tough line to balance between arrogance, honor and comedy. I can’t wait to see Hemsworth go toe-to-toe with Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark in The Avengers.

I still very much enjoyed it… but did not fall in love with it. It falls a couple steps shy of achievements of recent Marvel films like Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, and even Iron Man 2.

http://www.slashfilm.com/video-blog-reaction-thor/#more-102343

Yep ba pour l'instant pour moi c'est une surprise

Critique qui contraste avec le reste et se place plus du point de vue sur lequel j'attends le film
rien d'exceptionnel aucune prise de risque dans ce film , c'est beau, bien interprété mais ultra convenu comme les précédent marvel

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There are quite a few characters in the mix but my reaction throughout much of Thor was apathetic. It’s not a horrible film but it’s one that doesn’t want to take any chances. It has been crafted from the familiar PG-mould used by many other comic books adaptations over the past decade. It wants to impress with dazzling special effects rather than through an emotive, captivating story. There’s clearly an audience for this film but I don’t think I’m part of it.

The performances in Thor aren’t too bad. The dialogue is expectedly cheesy (particularly from those in Thor’s small army) but I had a soft spot for Natalie Portman, Stellan Skarsgard and Kat Dennings. They inject the film with much-needed humour. Australian Chris Hemsworth also deserves credit. He takes his shirt off when required (sure to please many) and taps into Thor’s rough, arrogant nature. It’s just a shame I didn’t care more about his character (a fault of the screenplay).

I confess to becoming tired of comic book films. They offer few surprises and continually reiterate the same themes. There are exceptions however. I’ve enjoyed the darker undertones contained within the rebooted Batman series. The Dark Knight highlighted the fine line that often exists between good and evil. Christian Bale also captured the torturous nature of being a hero through his strong performance.

The ushers will probably be cleaning up around you but make you stay all the way through the lengthy end credit sequence. You’ll get a sneak peak at The Avengers, the 2012 Joss Whedon film that brings together Thor, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk and Captain America. Now that looks interesting!

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/news/?a=35447
http://www.thefilmpie.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2051:thor&catid=36:reviews

Description de la Scène après le Générique de Fin :

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/MarvelFreshman/news/?a=35430

en même temps, Branagh, c'est pas un bidon non plus !

Yop, bien entendu, mais son cv est pas rempli que de perles, et de mémoire récentes, son cv est pas brillant

aprés attention, c'est good au total, mais c'est pas non plus dythirambique.

En gros, pour moi hein, de Henry V jusqu'à au beau milieu de l'hiver, j'adore sa filmo, sauf pour beaucoup de bruit pour rien que j'ai revu et un peu déçu et Frankenstein, pareil revu et déçu

et après, je n'en ai plus vu...

dis moi que tu a vu Hamlet et que tu peux en parler !! please !

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What it is, though, is tremendous fun, and further proof that Marvel Studios knows how to handle its back catalogue.

http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/reviewcomplete.asp?FID=134400

Intéressants retours. Au regard des trailers, j'avais des doutes sur le fait que Marvel soit parvenu à rendre la substance de Thor un minimum assimilable sans être rebutant pour le grand public. Le contrat a en effet l'air, de ce point de vue là, rempli. Content de voir également que Hemsworth, de l'avis de quasiment tous, assure. Là aussi j'avais, en particulier dans la dernière BA, quelques doutes sur cette question.

A voir au final si le film a ce supplément d'âme que certains lui trouvent et que d'autres lui reprochent de ne pas avoir.

Pour ma part si on se retrouve avec un film de la qualité du premier Iron Man, qui exploite convenablement les enjeux de son histoire (et a priori il a l'air d'y en avoir) et qui ne sacrifie pas le drama inhérent au matériel, je ne vois pas de raison de bouder mon plaisir, même si ça reste au final un peu générique.

Ceci étant, je crois qu'on est pas à l’abri (et même à la lecture de ses critiques) d'un divertissement aussi light qu'un Iron Man 2. Quoique le scénar' me paraisse déjà mieux troussé.

Tayelore a écrit:

Bah oui, certainss verront, mais laa n'est pas la questionn Je constate qu'on est plus à l'affut des réacs sur d'autres films que msieur thor

Cherche pas t'a tort ! .... je sors

http://www.ecranlarge.com/movie_review-read-13435-118061.php

Mitigé tout ça

L'autre Thor s'illustre dans une bande-annonce... Voilà quoi !

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GulfCoastAvengers/news/?a=35650

Thor utilisant une mitraillette !

cineternel a écrit:

L'autre Thor s'illustre dans une bande-annonce... Voilà quoi !

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GulfCoastAvengers/news/?a=35650

Thor utilisant une mitraillette !

Magique. Les mecs n'ont aucune limite quand même.
J'ai hâte de voir ce qu'ils réservent en "concurrence" à Avengers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPNjWWQqWCA&feature=player_embedded

y'en aura une avec batman bientot