Marvel at its finest

Rating: 8/10 (3 November 2017)

Although I don't fanboy much of Thor much but if Chris Hemsworth stays within the series, it is completely fine for me. From the Thor trilogy until the Avengers trilogy, Thor doesn't disappoint. I was extremely overwhelmed by the trailer of the third film and goody goody that Natalie Portman isn't doing this film. All she does is wear a pair casual clothes and makes out with Thor at the end of the film.
Marvel's best film of 2017 after Spider-Man Homecoming.
I was extremely grateful when I was saw this film. As a comparison to other films in the trilogy, this one is far yet the best out of the other 2 films. The writing was very smooth and gripping that it will keep you on the edge of your seat for the next 2 hours. VFX was consistent and it gave a clear justification for Marvel Studios when it comes to pre-production- something Fantastic Four failed to comply with back in 2014 during that particular stage.
Acting is always a phenomenon in nay specific marvel film of course.
Chris Hemsworth keeps his mentality tight when maintaining the role of Thor. He never disappoints a good superhero role especially when spending 15 dollars for a ticket.
Mark Ruffalo as Hulk is always an entertaining factor for any Marvel film.
Tom Hiddleston as Loki was outstanding and some humor was there in the film which I practically enjoyed.
Idris Alba and Anthony Hopkins were also delightful throughout the film.
Taika Waihiti manages to keep the direction integral to the screenplay of the film. The angles were perfectly adjusted right.
The background score and music was amazing and it kinda gives a good vibe to old superhero films in some way.
Very colorful setting and I felt that this is also a creative aspect of a film.
Overall, just get a ticket and go for this film.
4.75/5