A boyfriend threw 6 cricket balls his girlfriend. She yelled "what was that for". He said "its over" LOL.
Lord of the (Vi)Kings
The most unrelatable of all Marvel comics characters, the God of Thunder is finally brought to the big screen but the most surprising part is its director Kenneth Branagh who usually has his fingers in Shakespearean pies, coming out to direct a pretty entertaining if not an overly fantastic big budget flick.
The most unrelatable of all Marvel comics characters, the God of Thunder is finally brought to the big screen but the most surprising part is its director Kenneth Branagh who usually has his fingers in Shakespearean pies, coming out to direct a pretty entertaining if not an overly fantastic big budget flick.
Thor, played by newcomer Aussie Chris Hemsworth is an arrogant warrior son of Odin((Hopkins), king of Asgard, a Norse mythological kingdom in a divine realm. All Thor wants to do is to fight(who would blame him with that physique and mighty hammer) with their arch enemies the Frost Giants but his righteous father who is so nettled with him, that he decides to teach him some humility by banishing him to earth. stripping him of all his powers. While our man is on Earth, Thor's complex brother Loki(Tom Hiddleston) makes grander plans so that his brother remains in exile.
As with all comics brought to life in Hollywood, once you get past the silliness, there is a lot to enjoy. The fish out of water sequences, the bittersweet moments with love interest(Natalie Portman) and some amazing action in general are worth the admission ticket. Entertain yourself with this mega decibel thunder movie.
