Chris Hemsworth can't act, but I thought this feature film was okay regardless.

Rating: 7/10 (18 April 2015)

Disclaimer: This feature film was pretty decent, and the review below will state why. I rated this feature film 7/10 stars because of the following, and the feature films lead actor not being as talented as one should be to be a feature films lead.
I enjoyed the Thor movie, and am proud of myself for watching it due to me typically not liking movies with male leads who seemed like they were hired based off of their alleged appearance versus acting skills/ability -- For example: If Thor is supposed to be a massive god then the person hired to play him may have more looks than acting ability on his side and get the part/movie studios are deliberately looking for that.
Chris Hemsworth cannot act that well in my opinion, so I will say I was disappointed when it came to that. The movies visuals, plot, other actors, all of their costumes, and ability to keep one like myself paying attention for the length of the movie was way better than his acting. As a result I found myself happy about the film.
As far as the visuals go, Asgard was dipped in gold and visually stunning. The movies costumes for the people of Asgard, Thor, the Dark Elves, and a monster called "Kursed" were eye catching and cool to look at for the entirety of the film. The stories plot was very easy to digest, and I enjoyed it's simplicity allowing most viewers to follow its story line smoothly.
The film has to deal with "Dark Elves" wanting to obtain and use something called "Aether", to turn the universe into the "darkness" it was before it existed/destroy the universe as we know it for all of eternity --allowing them to reign supreme over it once again, as they did before the birth of the universe as we know it now/as it's portrayed in the film. Thor is lured to the movies conflict due to the "Aether" hosting itself in Jane Fosters --his mortal love interest-- body during an early point in the movie, and through time learns of the power of it and the cataclysmic results of it getting in the wrong hands. His goal is to prevent the antagonist of the film --Malekith, the main Dark Elf focused on-- from going forward with his cataclysmic plans.
All of that is very simple to understand, and for kids, teens, and adults that's something that makes the movie easy for them all to enjoy and experience while being on the same page.
With all of those things being said and touched on, I recommend this movie as being one worth seeing on your own time. It was decent enough to me for me to say that. Enjoy, if you decide to view it.