Thor (2011)

Thor

• For Thor’s origin story, this movie exceeded expectations. It's always fun to watch any kind of film that uses some type of mythology or medieval heroes and villains. This particular story is great, and the characters were great as well. Chris Hemsworth as Thor is definitely a great casting, and there are few others I can think of that could perfectly fit the role of Thor. Tom Hiddleston as Loki was also extremely great casting, and I’m really excited to see more of his character in the future. He was really able to get you to trust him, until (spoiler) he turns out to be the evil one. My favorite thing about this movie was how Thor had to learn to live on Earth without his powers, family, or hammer. It’s interesting to see a superhero film where the hero has to learn to live like a human. It brings him down to the same terms that we live as. I wasn’t a huge fan of the main antagonists (except for Loki), and although their designs were good, I just didn’t find them exciting. The effects in this one were good, and even there's some really great looking scenes, it also definitely looks like the early 2010's. The early MCU films have had awesome visuals, and this one definitely did not disappoint. I also loved the subtle entrance of Hawkeye, and though I know zero about his character, I was excited to see him enter into this movie. The music was pretty great, and it fit the action scenes really well. Overall, I would recommend this movie, and it was pretty well made. This film is officially Berry Approved, so go watch it now!