Originally posted by roughrider
Besides, can we really say how long it was? Mjolnir could have been sitting in that crater for weeks until SHIELD showed up, and word spread back to the town. It's like trying to guess how long Luke was on Dagobah in The Empire Strikes Back.
Pretty sure it was 2 nights. The night he arrived and was in the hospital, and then the next night when he tried to lift the hammer and went drinking with Skarsgaard.
Originally posted by nimbus006Yea n not nearly enough time to even begin to learn his lesson IMO.
Pretty sure it was 2 nights. The night he arrived and was in the hospital, and then the next night when he tried to lift the hammer and went drinking with Skarsgaard.
The movie should have ended with him having recently regaining Mjolnir but still being stranded on Earth.
Btw the scene with Sif n the warriors three arrive as they're eating breakfast. "Found You!" lmao hilarious! 😆
Information about the items in the vault:
Spoiler:
Confirmed:Eternal Flame (top, left) - Mystical flame that cannot be extinguished. It was stolen from Surtur by Odin, Vili, and Ve Borson at the dawn of time so that Surtur could not light his sword and bring about Ragnarok.
Infinity Gauntlet (right) - The Infinity Gauntlet was designed to hold six of the 'soul gems', better known as the Infinity Gems. When used in combination their already impressive powers made the wearer nearly invincible.
Warlock's Eye (bottom, center) - A powerful, mystical weapon used unsuccessfully against Odin, Thor and the Warriors Three during an invasion of Asgard.
Twilight Sword (not pictured) - Created by Surtur using the energy of the exploding home galaxy of the Korbinites, it was intended to set the universe afire. Later used as a power source by Loki & Morgan Le Fay.
Rumored:
Orb of Agamotto (top,left center) - A scrying crystal ball used by Doctor Strange for clairvoyance. It has been known to open gateways between dimensions
Tablet of Life & Time (top, right center) - On the tablet was a biochemical formula for a serum, the so-called Lifeline Formula, which could rejuvinate, heal and grant its user the chance to reach the full evolutionary potential of its race turning the user into an immortal near omnipotent being.
Spoiler:Odin has one hell of an armory.
Not including the Cosmic Cube, the Casket of Ancient Winters and Mjolnir.
Originally posted by SuperiorTech
Movie was alright the way people were talking about it I expected more.
Originally posted by Madvillain
I agree with the above poster. I'd give Thor a [generous] 7. It could have been a lot better, especially with what I felt was a weak 2nd Act. Also think the conflict was resolved too easily.
I'd say it's maybe slightly below Iron Man, or as good as two Mortal Kombats.
Overall, pretty decent for a comic book movie.
I saw it yesterday. It was alright, but as some said, I was expecting more from the great reviews i've been reading.
The positives-
- I thought Thor was portrayed well. He was a beast and would would easily handle the movie Hulks in my opinion.
- Asgard looked stunning
- Heimdall was cool
Negatives
- The fight with the Destroyer. That wouldnt happen in a comic.
- Thought the movie was a little slow in the middle.
- Frost giants werent all that giant.
Over all it was good, but I wont be rushing to ever see it again.
Just saw the movie I thought it was pretty good. The characters really drove the movie. I thought the fight with The Destroyer was too short. Loki's portrayal was done nicely because although he was lying most of the time you could see his concern for Odin. Chris Hemsworth's was accurate as Thor. No major problems with the movie and overall good.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Who walks into a room with the IG and goes for the Casket of Ancient Winters?
Well, it is theirs. They know what it can do. They're likely not as knowledgable about the other artifacts. Maybe they would have snatched some others, but the Destroyer appeared very quickly and incinerated them on the spot.