Thor: The Dark World

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Thor : The Dark World



Release Date : November 8, 2013

RottenTomatoes : 66% (6.2/10)

IMDb : 7.1/10

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Originally Posted by Marvel

After The Battle for New York, Thor fights to restore order across the cosmos...but an ancient race led by the vengeful Malekith returns to plunge the universe back into darkness. Faced with an enemy that even Odin and Asgard cannot withstand, Thor must embark on his most perilous and personal journey yet, one that will reunite him with Jane Foster and force him to sacrifice everything to save us all.

Cast

Chris Hemsworth as Thor Odinson



Natalie Portman as Jane Foster



Tom Hiddleston as Loki Laufeyson



Stellan Skarsgård as Erik Selvig



Anthony Hopkins as Odin Borson



Idris Elba as Heimdall



Christopher Eccleston as Malekith the Accursed

[Talon884]

Good to hear, liked the first one.

[Tom Hiddleston]

I liked it ok, I may see it in theaters. If not then I'll just rent it.

[Mike53421]

The world's not going to be around for it.

Batman vs. Superman: January 2013

[masoud90]

Interesting...THOR has grossed almost $178M at the box office which isn't really considered a huge win, so we will see...

I really liked the first one.

[WyldeMan45]

Originally Posted by masoud90

Interesting...THOR has grossed almost $178M at the box office which isn't really considered a huge win, so we will see...

I really liked the first one.

But with $437 million worldwide with a few territories left to open, I would say it's a big win considering who he is. We still have Blu-Ray to debut as well.

[SpaceDog]

I wonder how long multiple superhero franchises per year will last. Will they burn out the genre? Analysts are already calling out the dead on this year's box office receipts...

[TokyoLee]

Loved the first movie,looking forward to how the second movie will play out after The Avengers

[Blu-Benny]

Iron Man 3 and Thor 2 in the same summer!!!

[Diesel]

Guess that means it gets the Mid-July slot.


No Branagh? UGH!
I REALLY wanted to see what he would do with the sequel.

[Walts Ghost]

Originally Posted by SpaceDog

I wonder how long multiple superhero franchises per year will last. Will they burn out the genre? Analysts are already calling out the dead on this year's box office receipts...

This summer is also the most overcrowded in a long time. That has a lot to do with the numbers. It's not really a fair assessment when every week there is a new blockbuster coming out. It doesn't give them much time to see how it could have done if it had more breathing room. Not to mention Thor's international numbers are very, very good.

I loved the first, so I welcome a second as soon as possible.

[masoud90]

Originally Posted by WyldeMan45

But with $437 million worldwide with a few territories left to open, I would say it's a big win considering who he is. We still have Blu-Ray to debut as well.

Very true!

[Moefiz]

The first one was pretty good...with the right director and writer on board, it could be good.

[Blu-Generation]

Our god of thunder coming back? I approve.

[vegeta88]

Originally Posted by Diesel

Guess that means it gets the Mid-July slot.


No Branagh? UGH!
I REALLY wanted to see what he would do with the sequel.

Yeah, what the hell? He did a pretty darn good job with the first film (minus the insanity with the Dutch Angles). He seemed really into it and he received much praise from most people. What's the deal? Did he not have a multi-picture deal?

Looking forward to a Thor sequel, but I really wish they would start keeping directors around. For continuity purposes, I think a change in director can be just as devastating as a change in lead actor.

[The Mad Kiwi]

Originally Posted by Blu-Benny

Iron Man 3 and Thor 2 in the same summer!!!

+1

Iron Man and Thor are not only my favorite Marvel films, but my favorite superhero films, period. Getting sequels for both the same summer is bliss for me. Two years admittedly seems a bit tight, though, and I'm disappointed to hear Branagh won't be coming back to direct. Here's hoping they can get someone with similar storytelling sensibilities. Getting Shane Black for Iron Man 3 was a brilliant move. Let's see Marvel do the same for Thor 2. I wouldn't mind seeing someone like David Yates at the helm.

[pikeman1]

so Thor doesn't die in The Avengers, I guess

I really like the first one and want Kenneth Brangh come back, hope they get a good director

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by vegeta88

Yeah, what the hell? He did a pretty darn good job with the first film (minus the insanity with the Dutch Angles). He seemed really into it and he received much praise from most people. What's the deal? Did he not have a multi-picture deal?

Looking forward to a Thor sequel, but I really wish they would start keeping directors around. For continuity purposes, I think a change in director can be just as devastating as a change in lead actor.

He was on Craig Ferguson a little after the film opened and said something like negotiations for the next film where going to be starting up I believe.

Guess it didn't work out if Deadline is correct



Edit: Deadline updated the story in the OP. July 26th, 2013.

[vegeta88]

Originally Posted by pikeman1

so Thor doesn't die in The Avengers, I guess

I really like the first one and want Kenneth Brangh come back, hope they get a good director

Or Thor 2 could take place during The Avengers or even before Thor 1.

Originally Posted by Diesel

He was on Craig Ferguson a little after the film opened and said something like negotiations for the next film where going to be starting up I believe.

Guess it didn't work out if Deadline is correct



Edit: Deadline updated the story in the OP. July 26th, 2013.

That is too bad. These movies seem to have a bit of a learning curve to them and Branagh had a pretty good grasp. Oh well. At least he will still be involved.

[Blu Titan]

Good stuff, really enjoyed the first one.