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Captain Kirk's dead daddy is found worthy to wield Mjolnir in Branagh's THOR?!?
Hey folks, Harry here... - Over at Nikki Finke's Deadline Hollywood Daily - she's claiming that Chris Hemsworth aka Captain Kirk's ungodly heroic dead daddy from JJ's STAR TREK - was apparently carried by Valkyries to Asgard where Odin claimed him as his son and handed him the role of The Mighty Thor!
He beat out the physical manifestation of THOR in Alexander Skarsgard, who has had a very large and vocal fan community heralding him as the God of Thunder, but Chris seems to be grabbing a lot of parts - and we'll see how this all plays out. Now that MARVEL has their THOR, I expect casting to speed up and we'll hopefully be hearing how the rest of the cast comes to play. There's still a part of me that can't believe that one day I'll see a THOR film. I just hope to Odin that Asgard in some way resembles Kirby's inks brought to life. Here's hoping.
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Are you fuckin' kiddin' me? Another CW, teen-heartthrob cast job? Nice going, fellas.
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i got nothing....
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fo' real.
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all those aliens in the face with his hammer, while reciting shakespeare
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was the god of Thunder for 12 millenia and save 5 lives. I dare you to do better.
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I am looking forward to this movie...A LOT. It's gonna be a tough one to pull off, though. Here's hoping they get it right!
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I really did not like his performance in the film. granted it was only like 10 mins. But i do not see him as thor.
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its not the guy who played kirk, its the guy who played his dadlearn to read
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Hemsworth made a strong impression in his very small appearance in STAR TREK, but I don't know how well-suited he is to Thor, who's going to be a very hard character to bring off.
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he's 25. he'll be 26 in august, but who's counting?
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I can write the fuck off. I thought Ghostrider had cured them of shitty casting but apparently not. This dude looks like a chick with facial hair. Are there any men doing movies anymore or is this going to be another High School Musical type shit fest ala Star Trek 90210?
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he'll look like Meg Ryan playing the part of an S&M dungeon master.
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It says he's 6'3. I have faith that Marvel knows what they are doing. Who's going to be Beta Ray Bill, that's what I want to know. and please no Jim Carrey for Loki
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which is pretty tall for an actor. Robert Downey Jr is 5' 8" and a half - which makes CHris over half a foot taller. Which is good for AVENGERS casting.
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Yeah. He could do it.
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May 16, 2009 6:32:17 PM CDT
Perhaps with the right makeup and lighting, camerawork, etc.
by immortal_fish
He looks way more Donald Blake than God of Thunder in those IMDB pics. I suppose with the right blend of studio magic he can pull it off though.
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Not to beat up on the guy, but he looks like your average abercrombie model. We'll see...I'm sure they put a lot of thought into this, so it may work out well. He needs to put on about 40 pounds of muscle though.
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May 16, 2009 6:33:08 PM CDT
Yeah, I thought his line delivery was a little Baywatch
by industrykiller!
Except when he shot down the name Tiberius, I remember distinctly thinking he had sort of a "dude" line delivery at every other point.
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Does he have the gravitas to pull off the dialogue? I thought Skarsgaard was perfect, but I'll keep an open mind.
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Kenneth Branagh's magical powers could make even Zac Efron a fucking badass.
Actually...Thor himself could not do that. But that's not the point. Blonde highlights and arguments about legal status aside, Chris Hemsworth could totally rise to the occasion, just like that time he was too young to be a captain and saved a bunch of people's lives anyways. Because...oh yeah, The Mighty Branagh is in charge!! -
May 16, 2009 6:45:57 PM CDT
I thought Captain America when I saw the movie but this could wo
by evildoer
I think he's a good enough actor that he can pull this off nice!
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If his delivery of a line is an issue, you'd have to realize that everything Thor says is pretty nonsensical in the first place.
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I mean Jesus, did you see Sleuth? the only one who comes out of that train wreck unscathed is Michael Caine.
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To play Thor. But what is necessary is a good hearty voice and a sense of presence. If he has anything near the voice he had in Star Trek then the whole thing is fucked from the start.
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With Kenneth Branaugh at the helm and the MArvel production team backing him up, this movie will SHAKE THE PILLARS OF ASGARD!!!!
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Thought Alexandar Skarsgard would have been perfect for the gig. I haven't seen Star treck or anything else the guy has been in so who knows. If Downey Jr. is 5'8 I'll eat my hat. And if this dude is 6'3 I'll eat another hat. 6'3 is practically unheard of in Hollywood. Most actors are medium to just about midgets. The leading men anyway.
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This guy fucked up Bobby De Niro in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. In less he's doing Shakespeare But he does play a good Woody Allen though.
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For the record, I never stated or implied that I thought the actor was Chris Pine. Glad I riled up some folks (including the Big Guy himself), though. Yeah, this fellow seems physically ok (if youngish) for the role, despite the fact that studios don't like casting their heroes 30+, especially for comic-book based movies. And, not surprisingly, he's a bit of a pretty boy, but he is playing Marvel's Thor after all--not, for instance, Gaiman's (in which case we'd be looking for a large, rough looking biker type with tiny eyes and a generally dull-witted demeanor.
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He's also ten years younger than me. *breaks hip* I'd gladly look at that for an hour and a half to two hours.
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You know that kid looks boyish. But, then, I'm pushing forty (like you)--so he would look like a spry youngin' to me, I suppose!
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but he needs to get some more muscles and long hair...no wick please!
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I watched Star Trek yesterday and knew right away this guy it going to be big.In the uk Aussie soaps have been the all the rage for 20 plus years now(kylie mono loogue for example)This guy has been in home and away tv soap and was a regular but my wife would know much more cause she loves the show.Anyway good luck to the guy..
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...but it sure smells good!
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here of late. Unless your name is Heath Ledger. And even then, it's debatable.Speaking of which (and off topic), I saw TDK for the very 1st time last night. I thought it was--overall--relentless, uncompromising and damned cool. Surely by far the most serious (to the point of being bleak) comic book film adaptation to date. And Ledger lived up to the hype--he was simply tremendous and absolutely iconic as the Joker. Thank god Nicholson's hammy performance has been wiped from our collective gilm memories forever.
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You are aware there's a Denny's in Eugene Oregon where you'd be beheaded for saying that. At 2am. In the back corner. After they finish their pancakes.
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From a writer's POV, the boat-explosive-conundrum resolution was a bit of a cop out--unexpectedly so. I pretty much bought it with the prisoner ship (a nice way to play against stereotypical expectations)... but not with the other boat. You know they would've turned that key.
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I'm glad this is going to be a fantasy film.
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Shit. Sorry.
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May 16, 2009 7:24:13 PM CDT
Of course, pretty much every geek here has seen TDK.
by le vicious fishus
Still... I apologize if I caught a stray TDK virgin unawares.
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but it was pretty much necessary in that scene. Otherwise Batman might have just offed himself.
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Not everyone can look like Tom Selleck, guys.
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Kirk's doomed dad was so femalic he almost ruined the opening sequence. I guess he makes a bigger impression on the casting couch.
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That movie was just a hair away from being downright nihilistic.I loved it.It is such a shame that Ledger's Joker will never grace the silver screen again. There was a downright intrinsically tragic quality to TDK. Ledger's Joker won--hands down. Not sure the script made this fact perfectly clear (what with it's last minute attempt to salvage Batman's tarnished heroism), but Ledger's performance sure did. I don't know how Nolan can possibly top TDK with a sequel. Seriously, if I was him--I'd stop directing the franchise now while he's still ahead.
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He wasn't given much to work with, but did great with the role. Give the boy a shot!
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I thought the "Skarsgard for Asgard" line would make it pretty easy for them to figure out the casting. But of course, Hollywood knows better...
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Couldn't pour water out of a boot if instructions were written on the heel. Fo' real. Anyway, good casting here. Thor is a young (looking) God. That's how Kirby drew him and Kirby is the King. Come on Branagh, deliver the God of Thunder. Don't ball this up. Anne Hathaway for Sif.
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May 16, 2009 7:53:31 PM CDT
Anyone notice how Pine has blue eyes, and Shatner has brown eyes
by evildoer
Or is it just me that noticed this fuck up by JJ?
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Really wanted someone from Norway...Can we get Tahmoh Penikett as Captain America?
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...is my wet dream. And I'm not even into dudes. Good call, Green Gargantua.
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and whilst I thought his small role in Star Trek was done pretty well, I couldn't quite place where I'd seen him before until several hours later and then I remembered - this guy is fucking terrible.
I'll say that again for anyone who hasn't seen much of this guy's work before
in Home & Away he was FUCKING TERRIBLE
this is an Aussie soap where the acting can rarely be considered decent, but even amongst a cast of dullards this guy really stood out. So much so that honestly whenever he was on the screen I had to turn it off. Totally awkward, flat and wooden like he was reading his lines off a note secretly taped to the wall. The guy was terrible. I assumed he was just another pretty boy who had been given an acting gig on account of his muscles. I was actually pretty surprised when I realised that this guy had been given work in a major Hollywood film - and now to be the lead in Thor???
listen - I've no axe to grind and I sure hope I'm proven wrong. After all, his brief moment in Star Trek was a million times better than anything he did in H&A, and it is possible that he's spent some time learning his craft. Plus - Isla Fisher first started on Home & Away and I remembered her as being pretty terrible on that too, but she worked out pretty good in the end.
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Not getting the "pretty" thing, as Thos is meant to be "handsome" anyway, and let's face it the wardrobe and all that will take care of the looks. Just think how diferent Karl Urban is from McCoy (which he was perfect as) to Lord of the Rings. Have to agree with a post above though that said he had a Captain America feel to him. Oh and I wasn't aware of Marvel having anything to do with the casting of ~Ghost Rider, it wasn't their film after all was it?
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Whoever's bright idea this was ought to be shot. The guy doesn't resemble an image of Thor in the slightest. Makes me sick.
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Harry, You mean Jack Kirby's pencils. He never inked his own work. Vince Colletta and Joe Sinnott were his main inkers on Thor. Credit to the colorist would be welcome also.
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And he'll be a fine Thor.
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May 16, 2009 8:18:34 PM CDT
He should have played Kirk - he looks more like a young Shat
by professor_monster
that is all
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I wonder if Harry will frak out if Thor has a hammer? Or if he's a God.
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It's MUCH easier to make someone look older than make someone look younger. I'll keep an open mind but yeah to borrow a famous quote..."I thought you'd be bigger" I just want to see Beta Ray Bill at some point. :o)
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I am not sure about this casting, but i wont write him off completley until i see the movie, there is no movie ever in the history of cinema i am looking forward to more than this, i am a HUGE Thor fan, by far my favorite Super hero and comic going these days, also very much into Old Norse Paganism. Hopefully they do Thor justice.
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Actually his inkers were Colletta, Chic Stone, Bill Everett and Dick Ayers on Thor. And once or twice Romita or Klein. Not Sinnott. But what do I know, I'm only a letterer and I'm fairly sure I'm dead.
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But this seeing some of this guys pics on Google he does kinda look the part.
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May 16, 2009 8:54:21 PM CDT
Brian Blessed as Odin, Brian Blessed as Odin, Brian Blessed as O
by clavius
I will accept NO substitutes.
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He was pretty good in his Star Trek role and his face looks the part. He may be tall, but he's freakin' tiny. Get him in the gym with Stallone before shooting the flick and he'll be worthy of Thor, though. Probably need some, uh, "supplements" but I'm relatively sure Stallone can get him just the prescription he'll need.
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They should make him wear that helmet from Flash Gordon though. And carry that mace. That would rule.
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May 16, 2009 9:08:11 PM CDT
What about the mechanic from Adventures in Babysitting
by doctorzoidberg
He is probably 55 now, but c'mon the man IS Thor!!!...Man was that a shitty movie.
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If only for the hotdog scene.
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This guy was good in Trek. Yeah, he might be better as Steve Rogers but have faith in Mr. Branagh and be patient. Unlike Wolverine, this could rock.
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He's got piercing blue eyes, and you need that in Thor. He's got this soap opera ambiance which, let's face it, is a quality Thor has with his way of speaking "unearthly" English.
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Just wondering.
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Nice to meet ya!!! Yeah, if it doesn't resemble Kirby in the concept designs, it won't be THOR.
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Vincent D'onofrio was Thor in Adventures in Babysitting. He's put on several hundred pounds and is riding around in a Law & Order SUV or somesuch on the USA network. These days, the little sister probably better resembles Thor than he does. Good memory, though!
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1. we don't need more mindless 100+ million dollar super hero movies. just give the "genre" a rest for awhle.
2. thor has always been ridiculous - flying around with giant hammer and that idiotic helmet...really?
3. since when was branagh a good idea to direct this pile of crap? he has no experience with action movies.
4. the fact that they are searching for an unknown to take on the character gives you a sense of the level of excitement in hollywood behind this project
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I'd much rather see a movie based on Norse/Germanic mythology than a movie on a comic book superhero.
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Honestly, I would prefer we not have to outsource so many of our roles to across the pond, but there was an article that discussed that most of the manlier actors are from the UK, Aussieland, etc. The last few decent action flicks have starred Brits as opposed to Americans, so aside from that fact that they're cheaper, they're the in thing.
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Skarsgard is wicked gay
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You're not an actor, you don't deserve Thor... Fanboys, get over it.
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May 16, 2009 9:58:42 PM CDT
When I first heard that Nathan Jones was not going to be Thor
by series 7
I killed a kitten.
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I was thinking man this guy would be a good Kirk hopefully that Pinesol is worth a damn....here's a little hint, he was.
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...especially since MARVEL FILMS continue to cross-pollenate their films with the modernistic craptastic ULTIMATES line of MARVEL's big guns and pissing off legions of die-hard readers who believe in classic continuity only.
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That would own...in a tongue-in-cheek kinda way.
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What makes you think he could be Thor?
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or Simonson. We'll get ball-less Ultimates crap aesthetic or that current silver longjohns and zigzag coat nonsense.
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May 16, 2009 10:39:07 PM CDT
Great, but they're getting Jonathan Rhys Meyers for Loki, right?
by drath
They've dropped the godawful Josh Hartnett choice and gone for a good actor who actually fits the role for Loki, right? RIGHT? This guys looks enough like Hartnett to make me worry. I'm really not at all encouraged by the Brannagh casting. I don't think he's going to make a good movie. Hulk vs Thor is going to end up a better movie than this. That's just my lowered expectation though.
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Let's see here:
Blond, check
Acting chops, Check
Height, Check
Young looking enough without looking like a "kid", check
Bulk him up and grow out his hair and we got ourselves one heck of a Thor.
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May 16, 2009 11:06:11 PM CDT
That Fucker better hang with Sly for the next few months..
by conspiracy
and get the studio to pay for a truckload of HGH, a 24/7 personal trainer and a Golds membership Membership if he is gonna look the part of fucking Thor.
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you include the 3-4" lifts dude wears ever single time you see him out in public.Height isn't the issue here...Rippatude is...as I said..he better hit the gym and hit the roid pusher asap.
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Is it "meeyawl-neer?"
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The Shat always had a beautiful complexion. Let's see if Pine can correctly become "Bloated" later in the franchise.
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I'm starting to have a bad feeling about this movie. This guy sucked in Star Trek. Skarsgard would have been a great Thor but I guess he wasn't nordic enough...
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whew..that would of brought me off my trek high
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Hopefully Branaugh has J. Michael Straczynski on his Fave Five plan for quick consulting. JMS' Thor relaunch has been nothing but gold...whenever a new issue actually surfaces.
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Good for him. And they can rough up his looks readily enough so he's not so pretty-boyish. It will be interesting to see how they approach not just this character, but the entire aspect of the Norse mythology in the Marvel Universe. The talent hired for this picture has a unique cinematic opportunity here. When was Asgard last represented in movies? I'm excited to see more ancient mythology being represented in movies and video games. This shit is epic on any scale you want it to be (i.e. God of War series). Note to...Kenneth Branagh? Wow. Didn't realize he was chosen to direct this (going with what I just looked up on IMDb, correct me if I'm mistaken). Okay, well, liked Henry V and Hamlet (moreso Henry V), not Frankenstein. I digress. Branagh better take note of the use of scale in God of War 3 is all I was gonna say. Man, Branagh? My interest in this movie is piqued. Say what you want of Branagh, he is no hack director.And if Marvel's really getting smart, they'll start setting up for more than just the Avengers tangent. May as well tie in Fantastic Four at the same time. Get the cosmic shit rolling already. No reason we can't eventually be seeing turnover in team memberships of the Avengers and Fantastic Four. Why not a FF movie with Spider-Man, Hulk, Wolverine, and Ghost Rider (newly cast) as the members. Seriously, what are you afraid of? As long as good talent is involved, every comic book movie is forthwith, money in the bank. Give it all to us. We are eating this shit up.Also set up and the choices being made in how gods and worlds will look. Here's hoping the director has a good imagination, and the writers do their homework. I guess you hope for that with every film. I'm curious what leeway will Marvel extend in Asgard's visual representation? After Iron Man, I see the potential for any tier of character making an entertaining, qualitative film debut.
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May 16, 2009 11:44:29 PM CDT
"Heath Ledger as The Joker? Fuck you, Nolan! Boycott this movie.
by christian_bale_trashed_my_lights
If there's one thing that AICN TBers can't be trusted with, it's accurate opinions on casting decisions.Haven't seen Star Trek so I can only judge him by his pics on IMDb and the guy looks like he could be Thor if they give him the blonde wig. Interesting choice.
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Fucking Sabertooth didn't and wasn't and still all the redneck monkeys lapped it up...
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That's why all of his movies cost so much because they have to build additional sets where all of the furniture is doll-size and then CGI his co-stars into the scenes.
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just ignore that first sentence in last paragraph in previous post. doesn't make any sense. meant to delete it, but hit post button by accident.
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I just overlooked his name in the title.
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Though Russ Fischer's sentence structure was slightly less awkward: "CAPTAIN KIRK'S FATHER PICKS UP THOR'S HAMMER FOR MARVEL." Unless you were deliberately going for the paired alliteration in homage to the poetic structure of the Old Norse Eddas, in which case big time kudos to you.
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I'm down for this. Luvs me some Thor!
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May 17, 2009 12:11:26 AM CDT
I say thee......................................................
by crackerfarmboy
Sure why the fuck not?
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Right?? He has a nobility that i can see really working. I aint into dudes eather, but if I was...
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They're gonna make it look just like Kirby's Thor. And then they're gonna piss $150 million down the toilet. Great idea, that.
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Good fucking call. Not that I don't like Chris but...fuck, Sean Bean would be totally awesome.
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as Loki. Anyone see "August?" Hartnett was actually good in that. He plays bad guys well.
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They take all the crazy shit the Avengers never have to deal with - elves, trolls, Great Beasts, transvestite sasquatches, the Purple Man and his daughter. Alpha Flight is what SHOULD have been the main thrust of "Wolverine Origins" - him working with Alpha Flight. Would've been awesome.
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The mechanic from Adventures in Babysitting was Vincent D'Onofrio.
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I never gave 2 shits about Thor. Now I cant seem to give one.
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I am sure this will be as shit as all the other comic book movies.
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Sam Worthington would have made a better choice.
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AMAZING FUCKING AMAZING!
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Funniest post of the year. The thought that any of the AICN staff would know what "poetic structure" is, let alone Old Norse Eddas, when they even simple English and grammar defeats them... Ha!
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It appears that, without the use of an edit function, simple English and grammar defeats me too.
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...the three spliffs I just smoked probably didn't do me any favors either.
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after the firt 20 minutes i was ready to hate it, then it got much better.
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in related news, i dont give a flying shit about Thor. One of the lamest characters ever.
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Yeah, so lets scoop up Latino Reviews already pre-scooped scoop about this guy. Headline reads: Kirks Dad Wields Thor's Hammer While Fighting Alongside a Wolverine. I liked him as Papa Kirk, given his short time on film, he did good. Can't wait to see him shout out from the hills "WOLVERINES" while wearing foliage around his head and holding an AK-47. "AK-47. When you absolutely have to kill every MUTHAFUCKA in the room! Accept NO substitues."
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The guy plays evil vampire very well in True Blood.
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95% was way too high. It's more like 55%.
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...better start using anabolics if he's going to play Thor.
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John Cena has muscle mass... but Thor... I dunno... this will be a hard film to pull off.
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May 17, 2009 3:26:23 AM CDT
eggs and isopure protein shakes roids human growth hormone
by thepilgrim
I mean human growth hormone. He's rail thin. It doesnt even look like his body type would allow bulk muscel mass.
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What I was trying to say is this guy needs every damn muscle mass inducing drug and suppliment he can put into his body. His body type as it is right now is too lean, and it looks like that unfortunate variety that takes a long time to repond to workout routines to collect bulk muscle mass. Hope I'm wrong, and yeah if he looks like that now and the films going to lense before 2010. This dude better do everything he can to get there. Everything! cause he's too skinny right now for the role.
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Hasn't been a great year for comic book films this year. Watchmen and Wolverine both being big dissapointments.
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can he act?
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He (well...) was actually cast as Lady Sif.
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Mainstream non-comic book geek audiences are going to laugh their asses off when they see this. A flying viking. How ridiculous is that.
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pulls him along.
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May 17, 2009 5:39:31 AM CDT
That cretin who looked as if he was copying "Dallas" lines in a
by jackpumpkinhead
That one? The "Ohnonottiberius" one? Hey, "THE FOG, starring Tom Welling!", anyone...?
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How is that any less ridiculous?
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They wouldn't even need any make up. Wakka wakka wakka.
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than a wrinkled alien levitating a bicycle, an actor wearing a black suit and trenchcoat, sunglasses, and fighting 400 other guys in black suits and sunglasses simulataneously, a bad guy with 4 gigantic mechanical arms scaling a skyscraper, a millionaire who dresses up like a bat, wears a melon-like bat helmet and bounces his bat bike off the side of buildings, a teenager who shoots webbing from his wrists and swings from building to building in Manhattan. Do I have to go on? All massive box office hits. Smarten up.
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Mainstream audiences really liked Hannah Montana: The Movie and Paul Blart: Mall Cop. How are they any less ridiculous?
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Admit it the Comic Book costume would look retarded in a live action flick. The Winged Gay Pride Parade styled helmet has got to go. What's up with the fins on some of these characters? Flash has lighting bolt wings on the side of his head. Why, so he looks like he's fast or something? Fins look nice on cars, not heads..... I mean no offense with the "Gay" comment. Thor's not Gay (yet), he shouldn't glam out like that unless he was a prideful effeminate gay guy, so again I'm not saying all gay people want to wear wings on their heads. I am saying no one that bad ass and straight would wear a getup like that. The dishes on his chest. The bluish suit. The Cape... No Thanks! Long hair, some sort of batman begins believably made or purchased armor and no wings on the helmet. No!!!!!!!
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I thought they were bolts. I used to watch the original tv show too. Damn wings on head have got to go.
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In fact I think he would have made a better James T Kirk than Pine if they'd gone for a straight recreation of the original Kirk instead of turning the character into an insecure frat boy.
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http://tinyurl.com/p8rnsp
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And just go with the suggestion everyone else wants, Skarsgard. Makes no fucking sense whatsoever.
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May 17, 2009 7:41:43 AM CDT
I'm looking forward to Thor more than any other Marvel flick
by alienindisguise
He's always been the most fantastical character in their lineup so they have a lot of cool shit they can do. I'm just hoping Branagh doesn't decide to toss those elements away in favor of the human aspect.
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Lucius Vorenus needs to smite some bitches.
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I'm still laughing.
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Shatner as Odin!
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Thor ... My Son... I... willmakelove! .. to ... theEnchantress ... for ... you.
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Giving Norse gods Shakespearean dialogue made no freaking sense. I think it's high time people realize that while Stan Lee had some good concepts, he couldn't write dialogue for sh*t.
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Okay
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Yeah, I noticed that, too. Artie Simek gives a pretty comprehensive list of Kirby's inkers above. Wikipedia claims Joe Sinnott did the Thor books, but Simek says otherwise.
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The immediate first thought that came to mind for Thor was this guy from the 13th Warrior. Not sure he can act he way through the role, and he is 50 years old, but the image of him at the end of the movie choosing his time and place to die was somewhat memorable and brought him to the forefront of my mental Thor casting.
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maybe Neeson (although he's kind of played out and might be thinking about taking a break), maybe Branagh himself, and someone respectable (but not neccessarily a big name) for Loki. Peter Stormaare, maybe?
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Oh wait, you meant for Thor. Hmm... I love the guy but he's always been kinda thin. And, I don't know, how old is Thor supposed to be?
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It can be done. Computers, doubles, and super secret Scientology practices.
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First off, I agree with Sean Bean. He's an awesome actor that actually has the face and possible build for Thor. . .I can't see Kirk's dad doing this though.
Secondly, I think that Marvel has no choice BUT to go with the Ulimates version of Thor. After all, if they're making an Avengers movie, then it needs to be consistent in tone. And so far, Iron Man and Incredible Hulk have been relatively realistic. I just can't imagine a 616 Thor inhabiting Favreau's vision of a Marvel Universe. -
Sorry, but then why should they even bother? I actually think it would be better to do a completely standalone Thor with no connection to the marvel universe.That's what Kirby would have wanted, not that it matters, I guess.
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Just watch his performance in Generation Kill, it's all there.
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He would be perfect right now...but he's about 36, which would be a little old if they want to milk this franchise for the next 10 years or so.
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"Soulless machine! How dare you strike at the son of Odin!"
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I'm pretty sure he has wings on certain parts of his costume because of the Greek god Hermes. I think his costume is modeled after images of Hermes...just a guess...I could be wrong.
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Not sure about Thor though. They really should have went bigger and meaner looking.
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Elder Kirk to be in RED DAWN as well.
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Captain Awesome from Chuck. Just make sure the guy can do serious, but he'd be, um, awesome as Steve Rogers. Just the right mix of naivete and bravado.
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...can we please give super-hero movies a rest. Isn't there some other genres they can pull out.
I mean, for christ sakes they are making a movie about a Norse Thunder God who in Old English and half-a-dozen other comic book characters but they can't make more than one Western a year? -
Well, eventually the superhero genre will become oversaturated--but you have to admit, seeing comic book heroes on screen (and done well) is pretty amazing. The western genre however, if you recall, was actually incredibly popular back in the day as well, until it collapsed under its own weight. It's only recently, with 3:10 to Yuma and Jesse James, that the Western's been making a (moderate) comeback. Which is something I approve of--there's not enough modern Westerns out there.
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you should know better. you know that since Batman and Xmen and Spiderman made money they will beat this dead horse until there is nothing left. they will run thru all ancilliary superheroes until will making a film about Power Pack or something. this will end when they stop being profitable. i agree, less films about superheroes would be ideal. In a perfect world, I would rather have 4 GREAT comic films that 100 mediocre to shitty films, which is where we are heading.
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When the comic book genre movie is well made see: Blade, Iron Man, X-Men, Dark Knight, Spidey, then I don't them making more. I love seeing my childhood comic book favorites on the big screen. Now, the problem is, most translations are not very good - see FF, or they try to adhere to closely to source material and thus undermine the unique medium of film, and the directors vision for the sake of slavish devotion to the source see: Watchmen. Secondary characters, or lesser known characters such as Blade can be brought to the big screen and done very well. So, I think we will see more not less. Westerns can be good when done right, but the novelty of westerns now is in their lack of saturation. 20 some years ago Silverado kicked major ass - not just because it was a great and rousing story, but because westerns were so rare.
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Just posting to see how many "Continentalop" posts in a row can there be.
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It's not like Thor is huge multi-picture property like F4 and X-men would be. Cast him, Josh Holloway for Cap...giving him the oppurtunity to not be typecast in his first major film role as he feared he'd be when Fox was trying to get him to be Gambit in X3. And go ahead and hire Longoria as Wasp.
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Stupid alternate reality.
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It's the only reality now.
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I cannot for the life of me conceive of a version of this film that won't seem completely fucking ridiculous. A large Norseman wearing a helmet with wings on the sides going around, speaking in old English and whacking things with a big hammer! Come on!
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God of Thunder: I'M THORRR!!!
Hooker: ME TOO! -
God of Thunder: I'M THORR!!!
Hooker: THO AM I! -
Nah, that'll never happen... Oops, wrong thread!
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Red Dawn as the lead (WOLVERINES!). Don't know if this impedes/negates his involvement in a Thor film.
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...guess he'll have to be content as a vampire. Bummer...congrats to the Aussie then.Does anyone know if Loki will be putting in an appearance?
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May 17, 2009 2:01:28 PM CDT
Hugh Jackman must play the pilot in the Red Dawn remake
by toilet_terror
Awkward synchronicity will rule the day
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I just find this a ridiculous sentiment. It's like saying, 'can we please give science-fiction movies a rest' or 'can we give mystery thrillers a rest'? Why would you want to rest an entire genre of films? I also want to correct the notion that comic books are a genre. No, absolutely not. They are a medium, not a genre. Superheroes are one genre within comic books. And even given that, it's a hybrid genre, since you can have superheroes in epics, comedies, romance stories, spy thrillers, procedurals, crime films (like Dark Knight), the list goes on. There's a huge variety possible among different super-hero stories. And the point of these Avengers films is to build a team franchise. So why would anyone protest the making of a Thor film, when Thor was one of the primary members of that team.
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but there is an oversaturation of comic book films. its true. every other film is no based on a comic. your analogy to stop making scifi films is moot. if every film was scifi, your sentiments would be a little more accurate. Marvel is the prime suspect here and they are actually shooting themselves in the foot in the long run.
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Answer - "Well, it HURTS!"
Thank you! Thank you! Remember to try the veal and tip your waitress. -
I'm more worried about them pulling off Thor then who's cast. I just feel Thor needs to be in an Avengers film more then a his own solo film.
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Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Really. Seriously-they've tried their hands at everything from Man-thing to the Tick so why not Thor?! But I don't think I'll be bothering w/ it.
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That's why the Ultimates version of Thor is probably the better choice, rather than adhering to the 616 version of Thor--it'll seem more believable and realistic. Because (and you're right about this) having a flying man carrying a giant hammer speaking Olde English is straight-up laughable.
See, in the Ultimates version, Thor is just a normal guy, a male nurse that works in a hospital. Except one day, he starts having visions that identifies him as Thor reborn, stuck in a cyclic battle against Loki. Obviously, he gets put into a mental institution, but later escapes, steals a high-tech suit and hammer (which gives him the powers of Thor), and goes off to be a hippie, talking about environmentalism and how big corporations and governments suck. Throughout the Ultimates, you never really know if Thor's actually the son of Odin, or if he's just some random crackpot with a super-powered suit with delusions of grandeur.
Personally, I think that the Ultimates portrayal of Thor works--it'd translate to the screen pretty well. Much better than a goofy-looking bodybuilder with wings on the side of a Norse helmet. -
His opening segment from Star Trek was the best part of the whole movie.
Thor has always been a pretty boy. A huge pretty boy but still a pretty boy. So naysayers don't know they're talking about. If he was cast as Marvel's Hercules, then yes his look wouldn't fit.
I think a Thor movie could be just an awesome sword & sorcery tale. Making Thor work in the modern world is far more precarious. However, this is set in Asgard. People not thinking a Thor in Asgard movie can't work must have hated Lord of the Rings. They can be very similar in style and tone.
I'm curious to see how they handle Thor in the modern world for Avengers. I wonder if they'll change up his costume to make him more acceptable to the public (in the film's reality)? Hopefully in his solo movie, his costume will look like his modern armored look or his armored look from the Simonson run. Basically, he should look like a Rohirrim. -
He would have been perfect. I was really psyched for this movie when McKidd and Matthew Vaughn were attached but with Chris 'that lump of wood from Home and Away' Hemsworth starring and Kenneth Brannagh directing, who the fuck knows what this flick will be like now. And fraking Josh Hartnett as Loki!?! Fuck that.
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Genres go through waves and sometimes they need to take a well-deserved break. Pirate movies were a lost cause until Depp. Westerns were the dominant genre of the 40s and 50s, but died out by the mid 70s (replaced/absorbed, to some degree, byt other action genres). I wouldn't say that superhero movies have had their day and should be jettisoned, but we do seem to have a lot right now for no reason other than the other ones made money.
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That joke (without the hooker part) is so old I heard it on a tape of a Jack Benny radio show. No lie.
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Forget what I said earlier about getting a respectable but not neccessarily big name.... Depp would be perfect.
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I think the better analogy would be "can you please give slasher films a rest," and in the 80's I think that would be apt.
I like super-heroes, I like super-hero movies, but I just don't want them to be made because it is the cool thing to do. I loved Halloween, but that doesn't mean I thought Terror Train and Graduation Day were necessary or that the filmmakers made them for any other reason than to exploit the slasher market (makes me wonder if this is “super-heroploitation?”).
Of course, unlike those old slasher movies, the big studios are making these super-hero films and because of that they are narrowing the pool of movies from another genres getting made (studios only make an X number of films per year). I mean, I think we can all agree that we probably could have lived without Ghost Rider, Punisher: War Zone and The Spirit and had another sci-fi, horror or action movie fill their the void.
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I want to see more Daddy Kirk. That single part where he was asking what sex his baby was whilst he was traveling to certain death is the best bit of the film. Which isn't saying much. The rest was so dumb.
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May 17, 2009 4:17:38 PM CDT
maelstrom_ZERO, that actually sounds a lot better
by fa_tass_dinomolester
Could mean the Ultimates version is the way to go.
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All was revealed in Ultimates 2.
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Chris Hemsworth was born to play Captaim America and Alexander Skarsgard IS Thor. this better turn out to be arse. hopefully the chick made a mistake.
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in frankenstein. de niro is a whore.
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Hemsworth might want to hit the gym...or anabolic steroids to become the God of Thunder. Nevertheless, I don't have a problem with an Ultimate version of Thor, provided they lay to rest whether he is Odin's son and just make him the progressive foil to Captain America's more traditionalist role (talk about one Ultimization I could do without...Jesus). If they spend this film setting up that kind of "rebel god" archetype, I'll be satisfied.
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If you want this franchise to be taken somewhat seriously.
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May 17, 2009 7:42:23 PM CDT
Again - enable voting for these kinds of decisions
by cant_stop_yawning2
First - Thor is stupid
Second - Branagh shouldn't be directing this kind of flick; check out Hamlet - he will make it effiminate (not that there is anything wrong with that...just not for thor). branagh admits he doesn't know anything about comics (much less american comics) so why was he chosen and why are they letting him cast?
Third, if you're going to hunt down cheap new talent so you can reign in the cost of a ridiculously expensive avengers movie, make this guy captain america and skarsgard (who remains cheap but has a built in fan base and looks more the part).
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May 17, 2009 7:49:58 PM CDT
how many bon bons will branagh have to feed harry...
by cant_stop_yawning2
to pump up the first weekend's box office for this garbage? my bet is that marvel and co. are working day and night to assemble a knowles sized thor outfit (complete with chocolate covered ben&jerry's hammer) even as we speak.
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this dude can pull it off. i dont watch any aussie soaps, but i did like him in star trek. Kevin Mckidd isn't thor. much as i love Mckidd ( RIP Journeyman) he's not thor. give this kid a chance, he's pulled off a convincing US accent, im sure he'll pull off a convincing norse accent.
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why is nikki finke breaking all this news lately? i used to get all my news from here, but it seems like i'm being left to read finke links (copyright). oh well, i'm too lazy to click on those links.
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Let's hope they don't use the Ultimate version of Thor's hammer with the axe head on one side. Harry'll see that and drop right out of his wheel chair.
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...uh, somebody had to say it.
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...to pull off in a live action film. There is a very good chance that it could end up being an unintentional camp-laugh fest. How does Branagh handle Thor in a modern day setting? The only way I guess is the Ultimates route.
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I like the guy but he's in every other movie that comes out and he usually plays a double crosser. Branagh himself would have been perfect back in the day.
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C'mon you kin DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hulk has never worked on film. This sure as hell won't.
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There aren't enough of them! We need more! I want every movie out there to be a comic book movie.
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Groan.
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Unfortunately he didn't get John Favreau or Chris Nolan. I'll guarantee you that the Hulk will be the best thing about the Avengers movie, especially since he'll be the main villain.
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...ends at the old Marvel cartoons from the 60's. (those voice characterizations were the best!). I know shit about theUltimates or any comic book tales.
I know enough to say that I too am baffled as to how Branagh and Feige(sp?) are going to adapt this. As a stand alone film they could go any which way but trying to smooth it into the hi tech Tony Stark world is going to be a bitch. I would love to be sitting in on one of those meetings and hear them hash that one out.
Harry!!! Get Kevin whatshisname on the horn and throw him 20 questions. I know you want to know. -
Some of the funniest reactions to casting decisions I've ever heard have come from this site.
"Who the fuck is Hugh Jackman? Dougray Scott is much better, this movie will bomb!"
"Heath Ledger?!?!?! NOOOOOOOO!!!! Crispin Glover was born to play Mister J!, I'm boycotting this"
"NO NO NO!! Not that fucker from Grey Anatomy, Jeffrey Dean Morgan has done NOTHING, Gerard Butler SHOULD HAVE BEEN CAST!"
"Holy Shit!! Kevin Spacey IS Lex Luthor!! YES!! YES!!!"
"FUCK YEAH! TITUS PULLO will beat the crap out of Thomas Janes Punisher"
"Langella doesn't even LOOK like Nixon?!?!? Fuck Hollywood casting" (okay I made that last one up)
AICN - BEST. SHITHOUSE. OPINIONS. EVER. -
This guy should have been cast as Captain Kirk instead of the twerp with the bad acne scars. I hope he bulks up for Thor. We need to see a guy who actually looks like a comic book super-hero. Stop casting skinny little wimps as men of steel. Nuff said!
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Come ON! Show some class AICN. I mean, would you put that (SPOILER) Darth Vader is Luke's father in a head? As usual, an AICN double standard hating Trek and loving George Lucas' fecal material. Just sayin'
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this site has been a Star Trek dick suck fest for weeks. it was great, but nothing is as good as the AICN hype machine makes it out to be. and the daddy thing happens in the first five minutes, and honestly i didnt care at all, since it made no attempt to flesh him out. he could of just been red shirt guy number 543 and it wouldnt have made any difference.
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My guess is they'll nick a bit from Ultimates in order to merge the quasi-realistic universe of Stark and Banner with that of Thor. In Ultimates, the other heroes think Thor is just a human with scientifically-based superpowers, who is an eccentric who believes himself to be a deity.
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no probably not me, but Jacknancerenge and chromedome and that other guy
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God of Thunder by Kiss. Please put this song in.
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... undead, undead, undead.
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"AICN - BEST. SHITHOUSE. OPINIONS. EVER."Considering the amoutnof love that piece of shit Jay Jay Teen Trek gets in here, i fully agree with you.
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Agreed.He's shown nothing in the past, to suggest he's going to be the man that'll give us ,a kick-ass Norse myth themed superhero film.He seems fine at Shakspearian comedies , but managed to mess up big time with Frankenstein.I can predict he'll be packing Thor out with his luvvy chums , we'll be seeing 80 yeard old Richard Briars as Tyre the god of war!I couldn't be any less pessimistic, if they gavethe job of directing this to woody Allen.
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mentioned. I'm trying to think of crappy movies he's done, but I recall one where he was with Bonham Carter and she had ALS. That looked odd. Oh yeah, I forgot...Wild Wild West sucked ass.
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Just finished watching Tudors - he can do sneaky-charm very well.I would have preferred Skaarsgard (sp) & counted this guy as a good Capt. America. Oh well. At least it's moving forward.
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But I thought Sub-Mariner was the "Sub Mah-ree-ner", so there you go. I guess HHH can put the sledgehammer down , now.
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I agree with you, brother Grammaton Cleric Binks , that until Kenneth Brannagh was mentioned, i had zero interest in the Thor movie. And by the way, the movie he did with Helena Bonham Carter, he didn't directed it, Paul Greengrass did.Brother Rameses, anybody who can deliver such an epic, entertaining and kick ass movie as "Henry V" on the small ludricous budget he had and at the age of 26, that's the kind of guy i would trust with a mega-budget movie about Thor.
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sinnott actually inked the first thor in _journey into mystery _ #whatever, and subsequently pencilled some of the (lame) early stories. for nthe most part, the mighty thor/kirby was under the scracthy erasures of the mobbed-up, abysmal vinnie colletta. hopefully, mr. branagh's vision will be closer to the mighty collab of kirby/everett. actually, i hate these overwrought, michael-bay -with-better-punchlines marvel blockbusters, so who cares? that's right -- not me.
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Thor is not going to work with a normal actor. This is not a Superman or Batman type character where you can simply make the actor work out for a few months to look the part. We are talking about a GOD here folks. Unless you cast Triple H or someone like him you truley will not get the character as he has been drawn for over 40 years. I would make Donald Blake an actor then make Thor CGI as they did in The Hulk movies. I believe that would work best.
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That has to be the direction they'te taking. Sounds like an opportunity for some humor in there as well.
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The guy ha also been cast as the lead in the Red Dawn remake, according to E!.
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I see where marvel is going with this choice. they are saying Thor is a god so he should look perfect i guess. he does sorta look liek thor if he was to beef up more. on the other hand, he wasnt a great actor in star trek, his lines felt to forced. now this coudl be his fault or JJ's but we will see.
I still wish they would have gotten Kevin mckidd. not only does he look liek thor, but he is a really good actor too. How did marvel not watch Rome and not pic this guy to play though is beyond me. -
I never saw him on The Incredible Hulk. I heard it was awful.
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FUCK NO.
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The Thor of Norse Myths wasn't anybodys idea of handsome ..{we are not talking greek gods} he was more like a cross between Brian blessed and WWf's Undertaker , with more gingery body hair.Marvels version on the other hand looks very fetching espescially when john Buscema drew him.
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totally can pull it off.
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wow, so fucking lame.thanks KENNETH-you just brought my 10% interest into this film down to 2%.I smell WOLVERINE 2 type shit here!
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Welcome. Others in this thread have explained it in more detail, or, or you can look at the Ultimates article on Wikipedia. I get the impression that for the Ultimates line, Marvel asked Mark Millar to explore what the Avengers would look like if it were reinterpreted for a contemporary movie. I've only looked at one issue, and that was the impression I got (especially since some of the character designs were based upon actors, such as making Nick Fury resemble Samuel L. Jackson).
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feel they need to radically alter the aesthetic of a superhero universe for the screen. If you look at Brubaker and Epting's recent run at Captain America, or Bendis/Maleev on Daredevil, it is readily apparent how the sensibilities of the photorealism of the screen can be amalgamated with the classic look and feel of the Marvel U.
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I'm smelling a bomb...I'm excited for this as Punisher WarZone...
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Have you guys heard this? http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/toldja-marvel-studios-about-to-announce-chris-hemsworth-as-thor/ I actually prefer they casts unknowns, as long as they can 1. look the part and 2. really act their asses off!
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Shermdawg,
are you saying "Fuck No" to Triple H or both o ye of little words!
I believe CGI if done right would be smooth as hell. Keeping in mind that blake would be on screen more as in the Hulk movies with Dr. Banner. Look at the Hulk , yah te plot and writing sucked ballz but man did the Hulk look sweet brother no one can argue that. Finally a kick ass Marvel comic book come to life, The Hulk movie kicked Ass on CGI and so would Thor. Thor is 6'6" and needs to be CGI or Triple H. Some 6'2" actor is not going to cut trust me. Go watch the old Incredible Hulk lou frigino vs Thor tv movie and you will see. -
Confirmation on Loki is here at Marvel's site:
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Triple H is a terrible at acting and promos, people fucking hate the guy, and cg would be even worse. Especially for something you could easily achieve with some camera trickery.
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I liked him as Kirk's dad, but it's hard for me to imagine him delivering Thor dialogue.Sure, Thor's a little bit on the stiff and simple side in some ways, but he needs to have gravity and a larger-than-life persona. He can't just look like a bland musclehead alongside RDJ and Edward Norton, he has to have some aura of cosmic/alien about him. Not to mention the ability to ratchet up to wild, storm-loving, uncontrollable-temper Thor in moments. Based on what I've seen I still prefer Skarsgard.And all this talk of Sean Bean makes me think he'd knock Loki out of the park. Nothing against Hartnett, but he suddenly seems like Jim Henson's Loki Babies next to Bean.
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But I hope he's got something terrific that will make it great. He doesn't strike me as cosmic enough, and his age makes me think it'll be young Thor, which also doesn't thrill me. This fellow + Kirk's dad = strangely small, modest center to an epic movie.
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And the Ultimates suck. Ultimates is like a pretty, modern house built on the side of a mountain. And the mountain's name is Jack Kirby.
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Ultimates Thor is a cop-out, a cowardly shrinking away from imagination, a sell-out to pseudo-gritty BS 'realism'. We don't need fantasy stories that apologize for being fantasies and try to fit in with the cool kids. We need fantasy stories that take their uniqueness and run with it.Ultimates Thor is embarrassed of Kirby and Lee. I'm not.
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Branaugh package both as actor, or director, or both. I never even cared for the Thor comic until reading The Ballad of Beta Ray Bill. Now that was a story arc that put the big homo in his place.
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Who else has the voice for that role? Meesa like.
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Someone should just take a video camera to Asgard and record the goings on. Do it as a documentary. Oh, you didn't know? Norse Mythology is real and Christian Mythology is not! Pass the word!
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I was not talkin shit on The Flight, but in fact making a "Northstar" ref, so go puck yourself!
BTW: Alpha Flight will see film long after they get it together and make exploitation superhero films that take place in the Marvel 70s.
blow thine geek load all over that concept.
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