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Thor

- Courage is immortal.

Against his father Odin's will, The Mighty Thor - a powerful but arrogant warrior god - recklessly reignites an ancient war. Thor is cast down to Earth and forced to live among humans as punishment. Once here, Thor learns what it takes to be a true hero when the most dangerous villain of his world sends the darkest forces of Asgard to invade Earth.

Release Date : 2011-04-21

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Marvel StudiosMarvel Entertainment

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Thor, God of ThunderThor 3DMarvel Studios' ThorThor 1

Cast

Chris Hemsworth

Character Name : Thor

Original Name : Chris Hemsworth

Gender : Male

Natalie Portman

Character Name : Jane Foster

Original Name : Natalie Portman

Gender : Female

Tom Hiddleston

Character Name : Loki

Original Name : Tom Hiddleston

Gender : Male

Anthony Hopkins

Character Name : Odin

Original Name : Anthony Hopkins

Gender : Male

Stellan Skarsgård

Character Name : Erik Selvig

Original Name : Stellan Skarsgård

Gender : Male

Kat Dennings

Character Name : Darcy Lewis

Original Name : Kat Dennings

Gender : Female

Clark Gregg

Character Name : Agent Coulson

Original Name : Clark Gregg

Gender : Male

Colm Feore

Character Name : King Laufey

Original Name : Colm Feore

Gender : Male

Idris Elba

Character Name : Heimdall

Original Name : Idris Elba

Gender : Male

Ray Stevenson

Character Name : Volstagg

Original Name : Ray Stevenson

Gender : Male

Tadanobu Asano

Character Name : Hogun

Original Name : 浅野忠信

Gender : Male

Josh Dallas

Character Name : Fandral

Original Name : Josh Dallas

Gender : Male

Jaimie Alexander

Character Name : Sif

Original Name : Jaimie Alexander

Gender : Female

Rene Russo

Character Name : Frigga

Original Name : Rene Russo

Gender : Female

Adriana Barraza

Character Name : Isabela Alvarez

Original Name : Adriana Barraza

Gender : Female

Maximiliano Hernández

Character Name : Agent Sitwell

Original Name : Maximiliano Hernández

Gender : Male

Richard Cetrone

Character Name : Frost Giant Captain

Original Name : Richard Cetrone

Gender : Male

Darren Kendrick

Character Name : Frost Giant Sentry

Original Name : Darren Kendrick

Gender : Male

Josh Coxx

Character Name : Frost Giant Hailstrum

Original Name : Josh Coxx

Gender : Male

Justice J. Smith Jr.

Character Name : Frost Giant Brute

Original Name : Justice J. Smith Jr.

Gender : Male

Joseph Gatt

Character Name : Frost Giant Grundroth

Original Name : Joseph Gatt

Gender : Male

Luke Massy

Character Name : Frost Giant Raze

Original Name : Luke Massy

Gender : Male

Matthew Ducey

Character Name : Einherjar Guard

Original Name : Matthew Ducey

Gender : Male

Jason Camp

Character Name : Einherjar Guard

Original Name : Jason Camp

Gender : Male

Buddy Sosthand

Character Name : Agent Delancey

Original Name : Buddy Sosthand

Gender : Male

Blake Silver

Character Name : Techie

Original Name : Blake Silver

Gender : Male

Jamie McShane

Character Name : Agent Jackson

Original Name : Jamie McShane

Gender : Male

Dale Godboldo

Character Name : Agent Garrett

Original Name : Dale Godboldo

Gender : Male

Patrick O'Brien Demsey

Character Name : Agent Cale

Original Name : Patrick O'Brien Demsey

Gender : Male

Jim Palmer

Character Name : SHIELD Guard

Original Name : Jim Palmer

Gender : Male

Seth Coltan

Character Name : Townie

Original Name : Seth Coltan

Gender : Male

J. Michael Straczynski

Character Name : Townie

Original Name : J. Michael Straczynski

Gender : Male

Ryan Schaefer

Character Name : Townie

Original Name : Ryan Schaefer

Gender : Male

Matt Battaglia

Character Name : Pete

Original Name : Matt Battaglia

Gender : Male

Stan Lee

Character Name : Stan the Man

Original Name : Stan Lee

Gender : Male

Joel McCrary

Character Name : Drunk Townie

Original Name : Joel McCrary

Gender : Male

Isaac Kappy

Character Name : Pet Store Clerk

Original Name : Isaac Kappy

Gender : Male

Juliet Lopez

Character Name : Admission Nurse

Original Name : Juliet Lopez

Gender : Female

Rob Mars

Character Name : Orderly

Original Name : Rob Mars

Gender : Male

Carrie Lazar

Character Name : Viking Mother

Original Name : Carrie Lazar

Gender : Female

Harley Graham

Character Name : Viking Child

Original Name : Harley Graham

Gender : Female

Alexander Wright

Character Name : Viking Elder

Original Name : Alexander Wright

Gender : Male

Hilary Pingle

Character Name : Viking

Original Name : Hilary Pingle

Gender : Female

Shawn-Caulin Young

Character Name : Viking

Original Name : Shawn-Caulin Young

Gender : Male

Kinsey McLean

Character Name : Viking

Original Name : Kinsey McLean

Gender : Male

Kelly Hawthorne

Character Name : Viking

Original Name : Kelly Hawthorne

Gender : Female

Dakota Goyo

Character Name : Young Thor

Original Name : Dakota Goyo

Gender : Male

Ted Allpress

Character Name : Young Loki

Original Name : Ted Allpress

Gender : Male

Douglas Tait

Character Name : Frost Giant (uncredited)

Original Name : Douglas Tait

Gender : Male

Walt Simonson

Character Name : Guest (uncredited)

Original Name : Walt Simonson

Gender : Male

Jeremy Renner

Character Name : Clint Barton / Hawkeye (uncredited)

Original Name : Jeremy Renner

Gender : Male

Samuel L. Jackson

Character Name : Nick Fury (uncredited)

Original Name : Samuel L. Jackson

Gender : Male

Vanessa Bednar

Character Name : Viking Villager (uncredited)

Original Name : Vanessa Bednar

Gender : Female

Michelle Csitos

Character Name : Viking Village Wife (uncredited)

Original Name : Michelle Csitos

Gender : Female

Stephen Oyoung

Character Name : Einherjar Guard (uncredited)

Original Name : Stephen Oyoung

Gender : Male

Rachel de la Torre

Character Name : Nurse #1 (uncredited)

Original Name : Rachel de la Torre

Gender : Female

Reviews

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ohlalipop

@ohlalipop

2021-06-23

The movie was not great. I don't like action movies that much but I'm expecting some good fighting scenes since this is a Marvel movie. I was disappointed. It was mostly talking and I don't understand half of what the actors were saying. I should watch this with subtitles next time.

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Gimly

@Ruuz

2021-06-23

**A long format review from 2011** So, Thor has only been out for a week and a half, and already it’s grossed $100 million! Pretty fucking good considering it hasn’t even been released in America yet, where like, every movie ever makes most of its money. As you may have guessed, yes, I did finally get around to seeing le Thor, hence the delay in my review of The Incredible Hulk. But know what? Fuck you man! I just watched fucking Thor!! So in case you couldn’t guess, I was rather damn impressed with it all. Why? Well boys and girls, strap your tolerance boots on, this one could get long. The Computer Graphics were some of the best I’ve ever seen. Now I’m not one to believe that CGI is the sort of thing that could make or break a film, but having it be this fantastic goes quite a ways to helping out. I also was unfortunate in my having to watch it in 3D, and yet it was worth it. This is a pretty big statement from me. I despise 3D… I even walked out of the cinema not feeling nauseous. A tad headache-y sure, but that was it. So congrats Thor. The comic relief was powerful. In that “funny but not silly” kind of way. I mean, it’s all a bit silly, but it would have been so easy to fall into the cheesy trap with this film. The writing team and director Kenneth Branagh (The Boat that Rocked, Sleuth, Hamlet) did a fantastic job of keeping the audience engaged and not descending too far into shameless, lame, self-parody. The characters of the film were written almost as strongly as they were in Iron Man 1 & 2, not quite, but they did have quite a number more to work through, so they couldn’t work with everyone as well as they did with Tony Stark and Pepper Potts. They also managed to totally pull off an American movie with romance and comedy, in a way that totally avoided those awful American Romantic Comedies (my least favourite genre in the history of ever). There’s this whole thing where Thor comes from another world. Which was after all really the only way you could bring a God into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which has been so grounded in reality. And I’ll tell you, Asgard (Thor’s home planet) was fucking great. They pulled off this crazy similarities in appearance between family members on Asgard, despite the fact that none of the actors are related. You may disagree with me on inspection of posters and whatnot, but after seeing the movie, you’ll get what I mean. Also the actors they got to play the younger Loki and Thor were eerily believable. Like, to an actually kind of scary point. I wonder if any of it was fake… The Frost Giant homeworld of Jotunheim is also visually stunning. The sound effects were very confronting. I couldn’t really figure out if I though this was a good or a bad thing… It’ll be interesting to rewatch on DVD, and see if it was only so crazy because of the speakers in the theatre. Thor may have lacked the wholeness as a film felt by Iron Man 1 & 2, or The Incredible Hulk, but it was perfect as a lead up to The Avengers, which, now that it’s all set in stone, is really kind of needed. With Thor more than the other heroes it’s the most important, because there was really no way to humanise that sort of character, he’s just so outlandish that you really need an entire film just to ground him in this world they’re developing. But all of the things I’ve had to say about the film were basically leading up to this one big thing; the cast! The cast was incredible, not only did they manage to snag a total of THREE of my favourite underrated actors ever, one of them just so happened to my favourite actor in the whole wide world, Ray Stevenson! We have Australian (fuck yes Australia!) Chris Hemsworth (Home and Away [Hey! We all have to start somewhere, right?], A Perfect Getaway, Ca$h, Cabin in the Woods) playing Thor, Natalie Portman (Black Swan, V For Vendetta) playing Thor’s love interest; Jane Foster (lots of people have started having a problem with Natalie Portman nowadays, but I still love her), Anthony Hopkins (The Rite, The Wolfman, Beowulf, Red Dragon, Hannibal, The Silence of the Lambs [Yes, this is the same guy who played Hannibal Lecter. I fucking know, right!?] Bram Stroker’s Dracula) as Thor’s father; Odin, Stellan Skarsgard (King Arthur, Exorcist: The Beginning, Beowulf & Grendel, the Pirates of the Caribbean series, Angels & Demons) as Dr. Erik Selvig; Jane Foster’s mentor, Ray Stevenson (Rome, King Arthur, Outpost, Punisher: War Zone, The Book of Eli) as Thor’s friend, and member of the Warriors Three (above); Volstagg, Jeremy Renner (S.W.A.T., The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, 28 Weeks Later, The Hurt Locker, The Town) as Hawkeye; the S.H.I.E.L.D. sharpshooter, and Samuel L. Jackson (The Exorcist III, Jurassic Park, Jackie Brown, Shaft, Pulp Fiction, the Star Wars prequel trilogy, S.W.A.T., Snakes on a Plane, 1408, Cleaner, The Spirit, Inglourious Basterds) as S.H.I.E.L.D. Director; General Nick Fury… And those are just the actors I already adore. I’ve now also grown quite attached to Tom Hiddleston (Wallander) who plays Loki, Thor’s brother, and the main antagonist, as well as Joshua Dallas (Doctor Who and The Descent Part II) who plays another of the Warriors Three (above), and Kat Dennings (Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist and Defendor) who plays D’arcy Lewis; Jane Foster’s friend and colleague. As I always like to say, I watched this film in a theatre (Belcompton, shit, uh, Belconnen, Hoyts to be specific). I really think this film has lasting value, but it’s important to note that I almost always feel a film is enhanced when watched on the big screen, especially with Action films, effects films, epic films and franchise films. Thor happens to be all of those things. I was especially excited waiting for the post-credits scene to come up in that huge cinema. So please take into consideration that I reviewed this on the silver screen, if you happen to be watching it on DVD or BluRay or some such. Because you better of not fucking downloaded it!! Damn scum… 80% -Gimly

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tmdb44006625

@tmdb44006625

2021-06-23

I was surprised to see Kenneth Branagh directing a big budget comic book film, but as the film continued to explore a Shakespearean tale between two brothers feuding, the relationship with their father, and a coming of age love story, I realized this is exactly the kind of movie Kenneth Branagh would make. I really enjoyed Thor. It was funny, exciting, and different from the usual superhero ilk. And it definitely got the MCU back on track after the dismal Iron Man 2.

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Justin Lopez

@ShawnSmith

2021-06-23

I haven't seen Chris Hemsworth act in any other film and this is the first time I've seen him in action, but I gotta say he really did justice to this role. Big thumbs up to Marvel for doing a great job on this casting!

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LoganWright

@LoganWright1

2021-06-23

Chris Hemsworth plays a great god of thunder! Much like how Downey has molded into his character, Iron Man, Chris has done the same thing too as Thor.

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BradleyStewart

@BradleyStewart

2021-06-23

How Asgard was explained and how Thor came to be was explained really well. One of the better superhero origin stories for sure.

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Jane Hall

@JaneHall

2021-06-23

Not a big fan of the action sequences but story-wise, this film did great. It really explains how Thor came to be and why he is the person he is now.

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JessieCollins

@JessieCollins

2021-06-23

It's like Thor was actually made to fit Chris Hemsworth rather than the other way around! Marvel couldn't have done a better job at casting than this!

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John Smith

@1JohnSmith1

2021-06-23

One of the most original origin stories out there!

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1RobertJohnson1

@1RobertJohnson1

2021-06-23

I didn't expect to like Thor as much as I did. Marvel sure knows their characters and they demonstrated that expertise by creating a superhero film that's a mix of Marvel comics and Norse mythology. Good job!

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MichaelWilliams

@MichaelWilliams

2021-06-23

Both Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston showed that they can be among the star players in the film industry worthy to be included in this movie.

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WilliamJones

@WilliamJones

2021-06-23

Tom Hiddleston is such a great actor! Chris is pretty great too but Tom has such a mesmerizing aura whenever you see him on-screen that it's hard not to be absorbed by the film.

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DavidBrown1

@DavidBrown1

2021-06-23

Both Loki and Thor make such a huge impression on screen. The two actors who portrayed these gods are surely top-tier!

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JosephWilson

@JosephWilson

2021-06-23

Impressive superhero film that goes well with the Iron Man solo movies that Marvel has released.

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richardmiller

@richardmiller

2021-06-23

I loved how Chris Hemsworth did justice to the Norse God of Thunder. He is truly made for this role as much has Tom is made to be Loki.

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ThomasMoore

@ThomasMoore

2021-06-23

Great storytelling and depiction of how Asgard looks. Additionally, they did an awesome job in setting up Thor's family dynamics.

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JeffreyYoung

@JeffreyYoung

2021-06-23

Not a bad movie for the first film in a trilogy.

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JacobKing1

@JacobKing1

2021-06-23

I would give it a 7/10. A good superhero flick but I know they can do better than this.

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NicholasLopez

@NicholasLopez

2021-06-23

There's a delicate balance between comic book fantasy and Norse mythology in this film and they were able to lay it all out perfectly.

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StephenScott

@StephenScott

2021-06-23

It's immensely enjoyable and goes well with the Iron Man solo films.