Thorigami: Crafts with the God of Thunder
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Catching Up on SciFi Movies (Part 27): Thor: The Dark World / Captain America: The Winter Soldier / Epic
Continuing a trend tailor-made for the Twitter generation, here are my quick takes on a few recently-watched genre-related films. My brief thoughts [...]
Friday YouTube: Loki Hates Little Kids
Ok, so this is really a commercial for Thor: The Dark World…but still…a funny spoof of those AT&T [...]
Honest Trailers: Thor!
Just in tine for the release of Thor: The Dark World comes the Honest Trailer version of [...]
Journey Into Mystery with The Mighty Thor
Thor: The Dark World opens on November 8th. With that in mind, I thought I’d take a look at some of Thor’s more recent adventures for the Kirkus Reviews blog. [...]
The Crossover You’ve Been Waiting For: Phineas and Ferb Meet the Marvel Superheroes
Here’s an event the likes of which have not been experienced since Batman met Scooby Doo and the gang. This Summer you will see Phineas and Ferb…meet Marvel [...]
Want Free Geek Music? Check Out “I’ll Be Your Thor” by John Anealio
Sci-Fi Songster John Anealio (he loves it when you call him that) is now offering his new song “I’ll Be Your Thor” for the low, low price of free. He says [...]
[TRAILER] Thor: The Dark World
Marvel’s Phase 2 domination of filmdom kicks off with Iron Man 3, but we’ll also get to see a bunch more superhero movies. Like this one, Thor: The Dark World, [...]
Marvel Announces Release Dates for Next Iron Man, Thor and Captain America Films
How do you follow up The Avengers, amovie that currently hold the number 3 spot in the list of all-time top worldwide grossing films? Well, if you’re Marvel, you [...]
Who’s Who in The Avengers – A Primer For Newbies
Joss Whedon is bringing The Avengers to movie theaters everywhere on May 4th. Not everyone knows who The Avengers are or what they’re all about, so I thought we might [...]
MOVIE REVIEW: Thor (2011)
Good news from Asgard! Kenneth Branagh, whose last foray into the fantastic was the overblown and overwrought Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, does not follow in the footsteps of Ang Lee with the release of Thor, Paramount's latest entry into the Marvel cinematic canon. Many comics fans may breathe a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, avoiding Lee's missteps with 2003's Hulk means only that Branagh has avoided pop culture shipwreck, for Thor never attains the legendary status of the best comic book adaptations. In this, it actually compares to another iteration of the green gamma giant, Louis Leterrier's The Incredible Hulk: enjoyable, fun, but ultimately slight. Not a bad place to be, but disappointing considering where it could have gone.
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Sunday Cinema: The Incredible Hulk Returns (1988)
Hard to believe that this TV movie didn’t spawn hundreds more. Oh wait — maybe it isn’t. Here’s the description: The Incredible Hulk teams up with [...]
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