throughout The story is of course a full victory over the previous game, not in vain such a big game of Marvel. How handsome Sol and Loki look at them, the special effects are dazzling, and the starry sky of heaven cannot be more beautiful. Thor continues to be tall and strong with muscles hidden under the flowing red cloak, loves the universe, loves his parents, loves his girlfriend, and loves to abuse his younger brother thousands of times. He is really the best young man in the heaven. At the end Odin (:P) said that he can be a greater king, and he did live up to his words. Although I have always seen Harry Potter like Malfoy, watching the song of ice and fire like the little devil, the most annoying and perfect protagonist of justice, O'Neill is unpleasant.
Although Rocky's playing time is not long (about half of the time?), but the whole scene is robbed by Rocky, hi! angry! sorrow! fun! play! laugh! angry! scold! pregnancy! die! real! Fake! Complete! Yes! he! Is this "Thor 2" or "Rocky 2" in the end. The part of the plot where he is present is very compact, and basically every sentence or action has an effect. The director is eccentric, and the actor is also very careful. He also sees sensitivity and complexity in his different attitudes towards family members: resent his father, love his mother deeply, and tease his elder brother. My personal favorite scene is Thor's visit to the prison. At a glance, Loki's air is alive in disguise, making him show his true face. It’s a coincidence here. The arrogant and frustrated double-faced Rocky, a silly child who loves his mother deeply and regrets, but is suffocated in his heart and wants to be (zhuang) strong (bi) in front of his brother. This kind of just right whitewashing is really a spike. Remnant fan.
The strange thing is that the director seems to be particularly fond of Rocky, so he doesn't care much about Jane. What exactly is Jane’s character? I still can’t tell, a bit grumpy female scientist? It seems that the first half of the tragedy is over and the second half is fighting and funny. Of course, there is no doubt that she loves Thor deeply, and it is also very useful in the final battle, but as the heroine, there is no Sif or Max (can't help but call her Max) to attract my love. In addition, she may be the luckiest (or bad?) scientist in the world, accidentally picking up fallen gods on the road, space portals, the ultimate dark matter of the universe, lost keys, etc., so many coincidence plots It's a bit hard to press on her alone. Natalie and Brother Hammer seemed to be at odds. It was awkward to see her thin, thin and small, tall and wide as a mountain, and they both stood so far away. I really like the female warrior Sif (if the crew doesn't want her and Sol to be paired up, it's okay to get a new character name, and calling Sif makes people think she should be Sol's wife).
Although there are many other branches, they are clearly organized and not chaotic. The opening three warriors each gave a few shots, bitter hatred and deep Hogun, everyone loves Fandral, a warm family Volstaglg, and a female man Sif. Later, the front side expressed the father's majesty and mother's love, and the two brothers fell in love and killed each other. Thor's background setting is too illusory, unlike the background of Captain America in World War II. After all, no one knows what the Askadians should be, so the more sub-line world view seems to be fuller (the first part actually seems to have taken these too. deleted). Coupled with the spit and spoiler Max on the earth, the cute little Intern, the crazy Eric, more than a dozen people have different settings, and even a few passersby, subway girls, men and little monsters are very interesting. The director also knows that there is a degree of relaxation, slapped a candy, and when one side is nervous, the other side is funny. The final battle is a happy atmosphere and successfully saved the universe.
The ending of the war + the easter eggs before the subtitles + the easter eggs after the subtitles are like three easter eggs to me, don't miss each one!
Hey, I seem to have forgotten someone, who is the villain of this movie, oh that blackened Teletubbies, the two panels in the movie theater I went to only had the big picture of Sol and Rocky (Jane and Teletubbies are unfortunately in Face the wall behind), are you too inexistent.
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