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Rating: 7/10 (6 May 2011)

I'll be honest, I'm part & partial to Marvel Comics, & never really respected Thor as a character. DC played with Gods in their universe, Marvel's genius was always in men. That being said, Thor still had feet of clay. You can't really complain about the movie, just like you couldn't complain about the Hulk. Both are exactly what you'd expect to walk into if you ever took the time to pick up and read the comic books. The X-Men, or rather Chris Claremont's books were the soap opera's with the strong characters & solid, sweeping, plot lines. With Spiderman you expect laughs, people hamming it up with a strict morality as a plot device.
Thor isn't one of those titles. The Hulk wasn't either. You can't really bash a movie for staying true to the type of story arcs it published for decades. That being said, it's probably not a title for everyone, but it does deliver exactly what it promises for those that read the title. Part's of it feel like a set-up for the Avengers movie, and it probably is, but Marvel fans have been itching for a good cross-over film.
Don't watch it if you want a Dark Knight, or an X2, it never promised to be that type of film & Thor readers would be disappointed if it turned out to be so. You get exactly the type of movie you expected if you actually read the comic, and a much stronger film the "GhostRider."