Follow-up to the 2011 movie THOR.

Rating: Null/10 (1 June 2014)

I saw it on DVD, a loaner from my public library.
This is a follow-up to the 2011 movie "THOR" with most of the same cast and characters, and a new story bridging from the other. Chris Hemsworth is back as Thor with his trusty hammer. Natalie Portman is back as his love interest he met when sent to Earth. Tom Hiddleston is back as Thor's untrustworthy brother Loki. Anthony Hopkins is back as their father, King of Asgard, Odin.
It was fun seeing a new cast member, Zachary Levi, of the old "Chuck" TV series, here as Fandral. I enjoyed him so much in the TV series, I am glad he is getting some movie roles.
Anyway the story is convoluted but as these types of stories go match good vs evil. There is a convergence of 9 realms which only happens every 5000 years, and when it does they interact in strange and unpredictable ways. There is ample comedy sprinkled throughout so that the movie doesn't take itself too seriously.
The big climax is at Greenwich, outside London on the Thames, and involves a very large alien craft plowing into the land. As we might imagine, the good guys, with great difficulty, prevail.
I am sort of an odd viewer of this sort of action movie, I don't really care that much about the story. I enjoy the characters, the action, and especially the sound. I have a home theater with a really great powered subwoofer and during many of the action scenes there is real deep, body- vibrating bass, in the LFE track. To me, that was the best part of the whole movie-watching experience.