Went to see Thor last night

I was disappointed because I'm used to high depth and that's all #D looked like to me.

Was there a hidden piece in the credits? Me and my buddies waited until the THOR came up on screen and the main credits started to roll, then we left... but I seen on here you guys were saying there was something/// so we left too soon?

there's always something after a Marvel movie

Marvel Studios movies, not Marvel movies in general.

What's the difference? Also what marvel movies aren't done by marvel studios? I'm pretty sure Xmen and spidey weren't, were they? I believe they're Fox productions, am I right? What other marvel movies aren't marvel studios?

And I don't think I missed much judging from the hidden scenes from all the other marvel studios movies.

Iron Man, new Hulk, Thor, Cap and Avengers are Marvel Studios. X-Men, Spider-Man and Fantastic Four are not.

SSMG wrote:

Xmen and spidey weren't, were they? I believe they're Fox productions, am I right?

Spidey's Sony. Other than the ones Moose mentioned, there's also Ghost Rider, The Punisher, Daredevil, Blade, Men In Black(okay, not a superhero film, but still) and a few others not worth mentioning, all of them aren't independent film series by Marvel Studios.

SOK wrote:

SSMG wrote:

Xmen and spidey weren't, were they? I believe they're Fox productions, am I right?

Spidey's Sony. Other than the ones Moose mentioned, there's also Ghost Rider, The Punisher, Daredevil, Blade, Men In Black(okay, not a superhero film, but still) and a few others not worth mentioning, all of them aren't independent film series by Marvel Studios.

Men in black movies are terrible and you should feel bad for even mentioning it.

The first Men in Black was fantastic.

2 was so terrible it made 1 look crapper for having the same annoying characters

Nothing could make the first installment terrible.

Saw Thor tonight, I enjoyed the hell out of it but I am getting sick of Marvel's habit of anticlimactically ending fights. The Destroyer is built up as this big badass killbot and wrecks everyone's shit until Thor gets his powers back and BAM, it's dead and it doesn't even get a real fight against him. Although Thor vs Loki was good so I guess that it breaks the problems with the last fight completely sucking.

It's fun, it's humorous, I like it

Love the use of Donald Blake's name, glad they didn't turn Thor to the meek Dr. Donald Blake

I still don't see how anyone could find Thor humorous.

Bragging about being the son of Odin and being tranquilized twice is humorous
Same goes with the mug in the diner "I like. MORE"

The "funny moments" in Thor were all just simplified gags and jokes that were written for an 8 year old. Nothing that was clever or snappy, like in most all of Marvel's other movies.

Savage∞ wrote:

The "funny moments" in Thor were all just simplified gags and jokes that were written for an 8 year old. Nothing that was clever or snappy, like in most all of Marvel's other movies.

Simplified gags can still be funny, just because they're not all clever doesn't mean you can't find them funny. For instance, my friend and me loved the part where Thor just tosses his glass into the ground while asking for another cup of coffee.

That was unfunny and you and your friend should feel bad for liking it.

It's good for laughs if you use it at the bar like my buddy did after a round of shots.

Savage∞ wrote:

That was unfunny and you and your friend should feel bad for liking it.

You should quit being a stuck up prick and actually stop acting like juvenile humor is above you, it's not.

Way to take a non-serious post seriously.

I'm sorry then, it gets very hard to tell at points.

I saw it last night. It was really good. Chris Hemsworth really nailed Thor and they made Thor badass in the movie as he should have been. I loved the bits where he was in the hospital. "How dare you attack the son of Odin!" I found that quite amusing. The only problem I had with it that I can think of is the destroyer dying so easily. But then again, it is Thor we're talking about here.

I thought this was pretty good. Didn't particularly enjoy Natalie Portman's character, it always leaves a bad impression on me when i can't remember a characters name. Whoever the guy who played Loki was, did it great though and generally speaking thought Hemsworth was good. End fight irritated me for being anticlimactic certainly had its moments all round though. I really wanted Hawkeye to do something.

Compared to Captain America this seemed amazing as i just couldn't get into it and was really disappointed by some really bad script decisions. I was waiting the whole film for something superheroesque to happen but it just didn't seem to deliver. Oh yeah and the bit with Bucky really annoyed me.

You're a little late, bro.