Thor lives in a distant galaxy. The arrogant and belligerent prince in the medieval era is far from reality from the character to the world. The beam goes to the race, there is no such thing as a frost giant). There are magical monsters and magic in their magical world. Although their world stays in the Middle Ages from words and deeds to thinking to weapons, they are able to travel between stars. They can understand everything on the earth, but they don't go to Toyota to find a design drawing of a car. They still travel on horseback in their own world.
The story is mainly about the terrible throne battle in that world. Although part of it takes place on the earth, the focus is still on the grievances between the prince and his younger brother, which has nothing to do with people and things on earth. The role of the heroine Natalie Portman is basically to constantly transport the prince to the next plot point in a car, lacking meaningful emotional interaction (the closest emotional exchange is when he takes her into pseudoscience), so At the end of the emotional climax scene, it was difficult to enter the scene. I don't know why she was so sad when she was crying. The moral of the story of the proud prince is obvious. He finally learned humility and self-sacrifice, but this kind of story is almost used to educate children, but it is difficult to make adults resonate, especially the prince is such a thick line and innocent. . And it comes from such a ridiculous world. The title of the film is Thor, which is quite appropriate.
The special effects of the film are also lacklustre. There are different worlds, monsters, and fierce fighting, but there is no cool thing. Today, when special effects are flooded and aesthetic fatigue, it can only be regarded as mediocre.
The film was originally based on Norse mythology. In order to be politically correct, to avoid all whites, an Asian and a black were inserted. As a result, a Norse fairy with an Asian face and a strong Japanese accent appeared. , I don’t know if it’s a cup or a washware.
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