Wonderful summer hit

Rating: Null/10 (3 October 2011)

Thor, a brash and arrogant god who does good for sometimes the wrong reasons. In his battle to keep Asgarrd safe, he has to venture to an ice planet called Yodenheim where many warriors remain imprisoned on their own world for breaching peace contracts with Asggard. Now before Thor, (Chris Hemsworth) is appointed king, he and his motley crew of warriors including his betraying brother Loki, (Tom Hiddleston) transports to Yodenheim to stop or destroy the inhabitants within which calls for Thor's banishment to earth where he must self discover the meaning of his own choices. In his atonement, he finally admits defeat against a powerful entity simply known as the destroyer. With his new found death, he is reborn back into his former self with a new outlook on life and how it keeps things in perspective to his vision. With a band of earthly inhabitants, he realizes that not all is lost in the face of destruction which gains him back his hammer and armour. This film was in all forms, worth a look. The music, the effects, and the acting is on the spot. Natalie Portman plays Thor's earth love (jane) who has trouble believing in his tale, since she hit him with her truck two times. But never the less, gets to see just how powerful he really is. Now with Shield backing him up it is good to see the circle is almost complete to the long awaited film which fans are itching to see soon. This will declare the super hero genre the most important to date since star wars. I can just imagine how the audience is going to react with this outcome.