Thor: How Does The First Movie Stack Up In The Modern MCU?
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Before we saw Taika Waititi
Before we saw Taika Waititi blasting color and humor into the mythological realm of Asgard, the God of Thunder and his cohorts were traversing the early MCU in a much more regal and almost Shakespearian outing in 2011’s Thor.
In 2008, Hollywood was shaken wide awake by the introduction of Iron Man and the MCU at large. Following the success of Iron Man, we were treated to the forgotten but noteworthy Incredible Hulk film starring Edward Norton, and even an impressive direct sequel to Iron Man in 2010 that proved the MCU was onto something with their new expanded and interconnected universe. From the teases littered throughout the first three MCU movies, it was clear to audiences that Kevin Feige and the folks at Marvel were working hard to develop much more than a couple of live-action summer romps. And with Iron Man and the Hulk being introduced, it was time for Marvel to take their biggest swing yet and deliver a film that would hold the same continuity as the MCU outings before it and expand it from the world we knew- to the more cosmic side of the MCU that had yet to be explored.
Now, Thor is an interesting character within this version of the Avengers. What started as an experiment in bringing renaissance to the otherwise bombastic and poppy mood of the pre-established universe has landed Thorier of Marvel ch among the top taracters to stand the test of time, with the character receiving four feature films of his own, as well as appearances in several other MCU projects over the years. Actually... I’m pretty sure Thor is the only Avenger to have his own movie, plus 3 solo sequels.
But, while it’s easy to praise movies like Thor Ragnarök and Guardians of the Galaxy, today we’re going to take a look at the original Thor film and see just how well Marvel was able to introduce us to the idea of heroes from planets far away from our own. A film that Marvel was so confident in, by the way, that they teased it a whole year before its release in the post-credit scene of Iron Man 2. And as always, the question today is how does this Victorian style blockbuster hold up against the standards and quality of today’s superhero cinema? Let’s find out in today’s episode of Marvel Revisited.
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In 2008, Hollywood was shaken wide awake by the introduction of Iron Man and the MCU at large. Following the success of Iron Man, we were treated to the forgotten but noteworthy Incredible Hulk film starring Edward Norton, and even an impressive direct sequel to Iron Man in 2010 that proved the MCU was onto something with their new expanded and interconnected universe. From the teases littered throughout the first three MCU movies, it was clear to audiences that Kevin Feige and the folks at Marvel were working hard to develop much more than a couple of live-action summer romps. And with Iron Man and the Hulk being introduced, it was time for Marvel to take their biggest swing yet and deliver a film that would hold the same continuity as the MCU outings before it and expand it from the world we knew- to the more cosmic side of the MCU that had yet to be explored.
Now, Thor is an interesting character within this version of the Avengers. What started as an experiment in bringing renaissance to the otherwise bombastic and poppy mood of the pre-established universe has landed Thorier of Marvel ch among the top taracters to stand the test of time, with the character receiving four feature films of his own, as well as appearances in several other MCU projects over the years. Actually... I’m pretty sure Thor is the only Avenger to have his own movie, plus 3 solo sequels.
But, while it’s easy to praise movies like Thor Ragnarök and Guardians of the Galaxy, today we’re going to take a look at the original Thor film and see just how well Marvel was able to introduce us to the idea of heroes from planets far away from our own. A film that Marvel was so confident in, by the way, that they teased it a whole year before its release in the post-credit scene of Iron Man 2. And as always, the question today is how does this Victorian style blockbuster hold up against the standards and quality of today’s superhero cinema? Let’s find out in today’s episode of Marvel Revisited.
For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: http://www.joblo.com
SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: https://goo.gl/R9U81J
#Thor #MarvelRevisited #chrishemsworth
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