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Errr...I don't think of Hulk that way at all. Thor is mythological and magical. Hulk is science fiction thus more like Iron Man...mood wise,
I get the "smart alecky" dialogue perhaps. But regardless of the vibe I get from any of them, Hemsworth is no Downey Jr....at least not unless he proves it to me with this performance. I think it is probably a good, competent flick that may resonate overseas well because it is directed by a Brit and it is based on a Norse legend albeit set in America...oops and Asgard.
Citi cuts rating on Disney stock. Claims HSX estimates on [THOR] and [CAPAM] are $100M too high. Apr 26, 11:41
I'll take some of whatever they're smoking. {nm} Apr 26, 11:53
Not The Onion. {nm} Apr 26, 11:55
that's where they were a couple months ago, since they have just gone down. {nm} Apr 26, 12:02
Even with the opening you state in your IM, HSX isn't 100 million off. {nm} Apr 26, 12:24
Thor feels alot like Iron Man in its mood. It feels nothing like the Hulk to me. {nm} Apr 26, 12:48
Iron Man was grounded in reality, while THOR appears more fantastical like Hulk. {nm} Apr 26, 13:20
Speaking from a female perspective, no way are Thor and the Hulk equivalents. Hulk=Hellboy; Thor+ {nm} Apr 26, 13:32
Errr...I don't think of Hulk that way at all. Thor is mythological and magical. Hulk is science fiction thus more like Iron Man...mood wise, Apr 26, 13:54
Hulk is really a monster movie with CG creatures. {nm} Apr 26, 14:38
Ummm,they're all from the Marvel universe and existed side by side for decades. {nm} Apr 27, 00:19
Thor reminds me more of Chronicles of Riddick than it does any other comic book movie. {nm} Apr 26, 13:28
Must be in part the Asgardian set pieces... {nm} Apr 26, 13:55
Yes, the comparison is purely visual with the non-Earth sets. {nm} Apr 26, 13:59
Thor to me seems like Superman. Handsome man falls from the sky, makes friends, protects earth from big nasties {nm} Apr 26, 15:23
