How would Thor work in IM2?

[JDym]

Ideas?

[GL1]

As a cameo or a mention. Thor doesn't belong in IM2, he belongs in either his own movie, or an Avengers movie.

Feel free to have a different opinion, but that's mine and it's pretty strong.

[DoubleM]

How would Norse mythology fit into Iron Mans world? I can understand The Hulk, Captain america.

How in the hell are they going to fit Thor mythology into Iron Man2? John Faverau has already stated that Iron man always would feel more grounded and real.

[JDym]

Haha I JUST made a thread about this in the sequels forum.

Trust me, I'm having a hard time figuring it out. While a part of me is always excited at the prospect of crossovers, I just dont see this one working

[DoubleM]

Haha I JUST made a thread about this in the sequels forum.

could you post the link in here for me please

[Bubonic]

I think what I just figured in the other thread might work.
Just have Stark being briefed by Fury at a S.H.I.E.L.D. command center about some of the other super humans in the world.

They obviously set up the Avengers initiative in this one, so it be weird for it not to be touched upon again up until the Avengers film, so I can see it being a review of stock news footage, or top secret footage of Hulks New York clash with Abomination, and something like that concerning Thor.

I can't help but feel if this is the case, why the hell not try to keep it a secret?

[GL1]

Like I said: A mention is fine. Just to link the Universe together a bit, as you said, touch upon it.

Having Thor as supporting cast, or worse: fighting in IM2? That's genre-bending a bit too early.

And it also brings up the age old question: "Hey wait, where was Hulk while all this was going on?"

[S.A.A.D]

Well,I think Thor will be hinted at in Iron Man 2 when or if Iron Man in it goe's into space with a new mark that he dawns.

[Spider-Fan]

Thor being a central focus in an IM movie is a mistake. These two can cross in the Avengers environment, but in IM's world, no. I am fine with a mention or something small, but being central point would be a mistake.

[knack]

I don't think Thor will be a main focus in Iron Man 2. I think we'll be sitting around til after the end credits for Thor's intro.

[DoubleM]

I don't think Thor will be a main focus in Iron Man 2. I think we'll be sitting around til after the end credits for Thor's intro.


Don't even mention Thor in Iron man movies. They are going to screw it all up. If they make a Thor movie make similar to Beowoulf or something.

[RonStoppablefan]

I think he's just going to make an appearnce in just one scene, maybe towards the end of the film that sets up for his film.

[Katsuro]

It's just going to be a cameo guys. Stop freaking out over nothing. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if it's no more than a random appearance by a guy named Donald Blake.

You guys are acting like Thor was just annoucned to be like the second lead character in the film or something. Like he'll be stealing screentime from Tony or will have a subplot of his own or something.

Seriously, chill out.

[JDym]

Ok, hold on a second man. No one's thinking Thor is the #2 character in the sequel. We're just saying: given that there is the "Marvel Universe", but also considering how Favreau has steeped the film in realism, how do they plausibly fit in Thor?

[RonStoppablefan]

Well I was worried that he'd take screen time from Tonys character LOL. But I am sure its just a small cameo for the movie. I'll try to stay caulm. I didn't even think of the whole realism thing till JDym said some thing about it hmm. Hopefully they'll do it good, they did Iron Man fantastic I'm sure they will I faith in them on the second film.

[Bubonic]

It's just going to be a cameo guys. Stop freaking out over nothing. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if it's no more than a random appearance by a guy named Donald Blake.

You guys are acting like Thor was just annoucned to be like the second lead character in the film or something. Like he'll be stealing screentime from Tony or will have a subplot of his own or something.

Seriously, chill out.

I know, but it seems retarded to be hinting at a cameo so early on!
Is this just Marvel being bad at keeping a secret again?!

If it is just Fury briefing Tony, for some 3 minute scene, I'd of much rather they have attempted to conceal that as much as possible so we could possibly be treated to a surprise... Talk about your epic spoilers! :cmad:

[Armored Avenger]

I think it could work if it is just a reference or mention to Thor. An appearance could work very well if it is Donald Blake, and not Thor himself.

[Katsuro]

Ok, hold on a second man. No one's thinking Thor is the #2 character in the sequel. We're just saying: given that there is the "Marvel Universe", but also considering how Favreau has steeped the film in realism, how do they plausibly fit in Thor?

You do realize they're making an Avengers movie, right? And that the Avengers movie will have both Iron Man and Thor in it, and will likely be directed by Favreau, right?

These characters will be meeting eventually, so I dont see the big deal in having it happen very briefly in Iron Man 2. With Favreau doing it, the tone of the Avengers film will probably be closer to Iron Man than any of the other characters. Favreau actually once said he wanted to do 3 Iron Man films, with the third being Avengers.

Favreau also said he wanted to only start this series realistically, but later have it evolve into more fantasical stuff. That's why he saved the Mandarin for the sequel.

[RonStoppablefan]

How did they say they'd do this? It would set up Thors movie. Did they really say Thor would make a cameo? Becuase I could also see just maybe a mention of the character too. That way it doesn't take focouse away from Tony and it doesn't make any thing to weird for the movie.

[FaT_tONle]

If they deviate from what made Iron Man work in the first place they are idiots... and no one in this business in anywhere near that stupid... It'll be a cameo... plus it will save time having to explain how Thor ended up with the Avengers in the 1st place... I am against it but still... HOPEFULLY an after the credit scene.

[Spider-Vader]

I think he'll just be mentioned, maybe they'll have a scene of Fury running down the heroes to Tony. (Hulk, Thor, CA: Maybe even X-Men, FF, Spidey, GR & Blade if they can atleast mention them)

[<borkis>]

Does anyone know if they are planning on using Classic Thor or Ultimate Thor?

[Rac]

I think Vaughn spoke about 616-Thor. Not sure though.

[Bren]

Some replies have me envisioning the hollywood scene of a group of schoolgirls hearing a loud noise outside, and screaming and freaking out in their underwear. Thanks for the laughs!

That some people are actually arguing that "Thor can't fit in Favreau's and Iron Man's world of reality" is incredible. In other words, you don't want an Avengers film then.

Iron Man, Hulk and Captain America are all unrealistic, but in the movie context we believe they exist, as they are all 'scientifically created', so to speak.

So there is a very VERY easy way to fit Thor in to their world;
Just like the audience, they can't believe what they're seeing and hearing either!

Done.

And I'm sure that his appearance would be no more than Fury's appearance in IM.

[StanLee Wannabe]

Someone posted something about Thor in IM2 somewhere else. Why do people hear something wrong then blow it out of proportion? Thor's getting his own movie.

While I do think they can co-exist in the same movie (Avengers, hello?) I dont think IM 2 is the spot for it. Thor's the kind of guy that needs a LOT of explaining.

[phizzul]

Favreau also said he wanted to only start this series realistically, but later have it evolve into more fantasical stuff. That's why he saved the Mandarin for the sequel.

can anyone verify this one?
not that i don't believe you, i just don't remember reading this.

[bullets]

thor will make the other avengers seem weak .

[batdude]

The most we are going to get is a five minute cameo from either Donald Blake or Thor flying through the scene.

[DoubleM]

Some replies have me envisioning the hollywood scene of a group of schoolgirls hearing a loud noise outside, and screaming and freaking out in their underwear. Thanks for the laughs!

That some people are actually arguing that "Thor can't fit in Favreau's and Iron Man's world of reality" is incredible. In other words, you don't want an Avengers film then.

Iron Man, Hulk and Captain America are all unrealistic, but in the movie context we believe they exist, as they are all 'scientifically created', so to speak.

So there is a very VERY easy way to fit Thor in to their world;
Just like the audience, they can't believe what they're seeing and hearing either!

Done.

And I'm sure that his appearance would be no more than Fury's appearance in IM.

Dude the way Faverau did Iron Man was very plausible. You have F22 Raptors in this picture. Afganistan was one of the main focus of this picture. Faverau has put IronMan on par with the Dark Knight triology.

Thor universe is going to mess this thing up. Asgard Norse Mythology is not going to work with Faverau has started out with. Now don't get me wrong Thor can carry a movie on his own. It would probably end up like the highlander movie.

A good example of messing up a character in a movie was the Silver Surfer.
The comic book adaption to movie didn't work.

[Odin's Lapdog]

I would just like to see the hammer mentioned in regards to the fact there are magic elements around...

the content would be with regards to the madarin's rings.....

heck, blake could simply be a surgeon that saves stark's life after a near fatal iron man accident.

[ShadowBoxing]

Tony Stark: So when will I see you next?

(Fury begins taking off in Helicopter)

Nick Fury: After me and my men return from Asgard...

Tony Stark: Asgard?

Nick Fury: Nevermind, I'll tell you about it later...

[GNR]

After credits scene.

[Badger]

Everyone take a deep breath...it will be fine. I think all of the people that worked on IM have earned a little faith. It will no doubt be a meeting between Tony and Blake, or a simple debriefing from Fury about Thor (to which Tony rolls his eyes at).

It is to setup the Thor and Avenger Movie, a wham-bam-thank-you-mam scene.

Ideally it would be a meeting between Tony and Blake, maybe to discuss the mini transistor technology that Tony uses. And, during their discussions Blake mentions a trip to Norway.

Nothing fancy, just a simple nod to the orgins of Thor.

[FaT_tONle]

The producer interviewed on CNBC also said that Hulk would make an appearance in IM2... I think he is just throwing a bunch of possibilities at us... they are not going to give Thor a large role when he's got a movie out a month later. Its probably an after credit scene.

[Bren]

Dude the way Faverau did Iron Man was very plausible. You have F22 Raptors in this picture. Afganistan was one of the main focus of this picture. Faverau has put IronMan on par with the Dark Knight triology.

Thor universe is going to mess this thing up. Asgard Norse Mythology is not going to work with Faverau has started out with. Now don't get me wrong Thor can carry a movie on his own. It would probably end up like the highlander movie.

A good example of messing up a character in a movie was the Silver Surfer.
The comic book adaption to movie didn't work.

So we have differing opinions, no hassle - But it then sounds like you don't want an avengers film with both Thor and Iron Man?

[CorpusBlack]

Thor would fit in just about as well as Fin Fang Foom.

[Venomfan]

i figure it will just have to do with Mandarins magic, maybe mentioning there is other stuff out there with magic too

[CorpusBlack]

I guarantee they make Thor relatively weak compared to the current comics version.

[RockSP]

Like I said: A mention is fine. Just to link the Universe together a bit, as you said, touch upon it.

Having Thor as supporting cast, or worse: fighting in IM2? That's genre-bending a bit too early.

And it also brings up the age old question: "Hey wait, where was Hulk while all this was going on?"

I agree with the "mention only" part but I don't see what the Hulk has to do with anything... :huh:

[RaZaTrOn]

If they are going to introduce Thor within the running time by Nick Fury, that means they'd have to re-introduce Nick Fury to the general public because not everyone will have stopped to see him at the end. I mean if some Sam Jackson comes on talking about whatever then people will be like WTF who's this dude?

I think it would be good to see Iron Man working for S.H.I.E.L.D (this would cement S.H.I.E.D into the mainstream), have him do a mission for S.H.I.E.L.D. against AIM or Crimson Dynamo etc..

Then near the end have Fury mention this Thor character maybe not a direct appearance but have Fury show footage or something, i don't know.

I think we shouldn't see the new Marvel Studio films as 'Iron man' or 'The Incredible Hulk', individual films but more like Marvel Universe films. If you get me.

[spiderfan970]

That some people are actually arguing that "Thor can't fit in Favreau's and Iron Man's world of reality" is incredible. In other words, you don't want an Avengers film then.


No, people aren't saying that at all. We all want an Avengers movie, the thing is that and an Avengers movie will likely have a different tone going on than an Iron Man movie, regardless of the same creators/actors.

Here's an example. Batman: The Animated Series, and Justice League Unlimited. Now, certain characters (i.e. Zatanna) could both be in BTAS and JLU. But, other characters (i.e. Wonder Woman, Superman, and Green Lantern) would be harder to translate and maintain the same feeling and level of believability presented within the series. Both series by the same people, with the same actors, both have different tones and levels of realism. How hard is that to understand?

It's funny now because more people on this Thread are freaking out telling people to remain calm. And its pretty understandable that someone would freak out when all they say about a movie is that it will be used to introduce another character from their own separate comic book.

Also, I'm sure that if they were to do it, it wouldn't detract from the plot and would fit into Iron Man's established universe as cohesively has possible. So now I propose that everyone stop freaking out at the people who were originally freaking out because they were unsure of the future of their new favorite movie franchise.

[Bren]

It's really simple to me.

In the same way we had life before the atom was split, where it was preposterous to think the atom could be split by man. Then we did it and we changed our mindsets to accept that we could split the atom.

In the IM movie they (and the audience living the experience) have life before they could even imagine magic/Thor exists. Then Thor appears and they change their mindset to accept (or not, they could always disbelieve his claims) that he exists.

Like, "oh, that could never happen (BOOM), oh hell, look it happened".
Done.

And my idea/hope of how they bring Thor into the IM2 movie does not involve ANY interaction between the two.

Sorry about the long-windedness, I'm battling to put my thoughts into words...

[K.B.]

I loved iron man and was really proud that not only that it did so well but that they finally got it right unfortunatly that was tainted on monday when marvel released their new plans for the films and I'm sorry but the plans are just god awful.

Thor in IM 2 is a bad idea and so is the cap movie..."The First Avenger" ?!? wtf?!?

[Ash Talon]

Post-credits extra scene.

Not too hard to figure out. It doesn't necessarily have to match the tone of IM, since it's just one little teaser scene.

Think of it as a teaser trailer added to the end of IM2. Thor's movie is only a couple of months behind IM2, so this is a cool set-up. Cap can then be mentioned at the end of Thor's movie. Let one movie promote the next.

There's nothing wrong with this at all. Finally, we'll be able to get a shared-universe in comic book films, and people are complaining?

Regarding Cap being the first Avenger....technically he might be. If in the movie universe, SHIELD (ie US govt) is responsible for forming the Avengers and Cap was created by the US govt 60+ years ago, then Cap could technically be called the first Avenger.

[DoubleM]

So we have differing opinions, no hassle - But it then sounds like you don't want an avengers film with both Thor and Iron Man?

I would love an Avengers movie I just don't want it to end up Cheezy.

Like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWmHEF_PT8E

[Gallagher]

Very easily. Ultimate Thor that is. Have it debateable that he is either a nutcase or the real deal with pretty much everone leaning toward the former.

Have him LOOK like Ultimate Thor, that hammer, the tech, the belt and he'd fit easily within the grounded reality of the Iron Man movies.

[FaT_tONle]

I loved iron man and was really proud that not only that it did so well but that they finally got it right unfortunatly that was tainted on monday when marvel released their new plans for the films and I'm sorry but the plans are just god awful.

Thor in IM 2 is a bad idea and so is the cap movie..."The First Avenger" ?!? wtf?!?

Not that Marvel doesn't know what they are doing... but that 2011 slate looks awful... Captain America to set up Avengers??? No one is going to see Captain America overseas... its a bad move IMO. And this Thor crossover better be after the credit but there is no way they will botch something like that up as long as Favreau is running the show. To me this Captain AMerica movie is just icing on the cake in that I can only hope its a stand alone film by itself that doesn't directly lead into his Avengers... I mean everyone can assume Cap was trapped in ice sometime in the 1940's but they don't necessarily have to see that on film to understand what is going on in Avengers (just requires a simple explanation). I still think there is a good chance they push Avengers back a year. Another Hulk sequel would probably be better.

[ShadowBoxing]

Not that Marvel doesn't know what they are doing... but that 2011 slate looks awful... Captain America to set up Avengers??? Well, ummm, he does:huh:. If anything his imprisonment in the ice, and then revival is the perfect set up for an Avengers film.

[GL1]

I agree with the "mention only" part but I don't see what the Hulk has to do with anything... :huh:

When you have a lot of heroes in the same universe and something big happens, you have to come up with reasons why the other heroes don't help. Why didn't the Fantastic Four help Spider-Man when Sandman and Venom were holding MJ hostage in SM3? They live in the same city, it was all over the news.

I just used the Hulk as an example of someone who could be helpful in many situations and probably needs an explanation for his absence, such as being on the run in South America. There's a reason why heroes and most hero stories function in a vacuum, in an absence of other heroes, and doing more than a mention creates a oft-commented on problem.

Does that make sense?

[smatt584]

am i the only one that thinks that tyler mayne (sabertooth) would be a pretty badass thor?

[S_H_F_4839]

Very easily. Ultimate Thor that is. Have it debateable that he is either a nutcase or the real deal with pretty much everone leaning toward the former.

Have him LOOK like Ultimate Thor, that hammer, the tech, the belt and he'd fit easily within the grounded reality of the Iron Man movies.




edit:I think you covered it better than what I had come up with I mean considering jackson as fury, we are probably leaning towards ulitmate universe anyway right.

[Odin's Lapdog]

I'd like him to start of looking like ultimate but eventually don his asgardian armour once he realises and everyone else realises his true form...

have loki cast a spell on people to have him look like the ultimate tech dude with a suit and once he's defeated he has on his asgardian robes...

best of both worlds really...

[S_H_F_4839]

the ultimate costume could be something he uses to blend in with modern society without drawing too much attention. Then for whatever reason has to return to asgard to briefly inform odin of something that has occured on midgard, and we see him in classic thor robes before odin, but when he returns to earth he is back in ultimate gear, I like ultimate thor, but I never really liked the cult leader aspect of the character.

Maybe even have him approach tony and warn him of his enjoyment of the bottle that he has seen the road it will lead down, and tries to warn him and stop him from hitting his low point. Stark would shrug him off as a harmless beggar.

[screams]

I have faith that Marvel will produce a fitting Thor character for the franchise that will work well on the big screen with the rest of the Avengers. If you don't like the idea of him being connected to IM then you should probably just stop watching Marvel movies all together, soon they will have a lot of crossovers and team-ups.

[RockSP]

am i the only one that thinks that tyler mayne (sabertooth) would be a pretty badass thor?

Yes.

[CorpusBlack]

am i the only one that thinks that tyler mayne (sabertooth) would be a pretty badass thor?

Yes.

[Darthkush]

This seems pretty simple to me and it'd actually be easy to tie them all together before the Avengers movie.

After the end credits of Iron Man 2, Iron man meets Thor somehow(the hows and whys can be worked out later) or another and it ends.

Thor's movie begins and ends up at the same place Iron Man 2 ended, i.e., Thor deals with whatever he deals with during his movie and after his closing credits, we get the SAME post credits scene from IM2, only this time it's from THOR'S perspective instead of Stark's and it ends.

Captain America, SAME THING, only from Cap's perspective. I will say that during IM2 and Thor's version, Cap might have to be in the shadows or difficult to make out if they haven't cast Captain America yet.

The Avengers film will open with this scene being fully realized and much longer. As for what Avengers should be about? I think the main crux of the film's action would be Avengers vs. Hulk as that would be the main reason they are assembled. Subplots would include Captain America adjusting to our time as well as Iron man butting heads with Cap about an number of issues including leadership. Also, i'd throw in at least 2 more Avengers there. Possibly 3. I'd use Hank Pym, Wasp, and Hawkeye :)

[screams]

I'd say that at the end of Captain America it would be more like him meeting up with Stark and Fury, maybe Thor, about assembling the Avengers.

[S.A.A.D]

Oh,and Ultimate Thor's hammer can be based on technology too to grant him additional abilities. If John Favreau want's it that way.

[That-Guy]

I think including Thor in the Iron Man sequel would be a MASSIVE mistake. I know Iron Man isn't the most realistic concept, but it's still grounded in some reality. Adding Thor into the mix would just feel silly. I wouldn't mind a more realitic hero being introduced (like Captain America) but keep Thor the f**k out.

[Leto]

I think including Thor in the Iron Man sequel would be a MASSIVE mistake. I know Iron Man isn't the most realistic concept, but it's still grounded in some reality. Adding Thor into the mix would just feel silly. I wouldn't mind a more realitic hero being introduced (like Captain America) but keep Thor the f**k out.

They are gonig to be palling around in the Avengers so the bullets has to be bitten at some point.

[DoubleM]

The only way Thor is going to work in an Iron Man movie if he was made
to look like he was crazy. Sheild is going to have Donald Blake locked up some
where. He's going to be grounded ( Ala Odin's Punishemnt) the hammer will be lost. Fury is going to be talking to Tony at Sheild headquarters about him.

opening seen in Thor movie Sheild will be searching for the mythical hammer in Norway.

Bank on it.

[Superhero 101]

^^^
That would be a intresting way to introduce him.

[SFII]

Donald Blake would be a great cameo in IM2. then the movie Thor can give us a origin movie.

[FaT_tONle]

Someone over at the IM forums said that... since Potts is likely to get a boyfriend in the next IM sequel (love triangle in other words)... why not make the dude Donald Blake? Just a crazy idea but I just wanted to throw that out there. It's better than a random characters from the comics that no one has ever heard of before... or a random dude written in just for the movie. Just an idea that wasn't even mine.

[SFII]

Someone over at the IM forums said that... since Potts is likely to get a boyfriend in the next IM sequel (love triangle in other words)... why not make the dude Donald Blake? Just a crazy idea but I just wanted to throw that out there. It's better than a random characters from the comics that no one has ever heard of before... or a random dude written in just for the movie. Just an idea that wasn't even mine.
uh yeah, that was mine.
i'm a genius. :)

[FaT_tONle]

uh yeah, that was mine.
i'm a genius. :)

Not really... you are a genius for creating a solution to a terrible idea that should have never been considered in the first place... hopefully its just a cameo but I still can't shake the quesiness from my body with these recent rumors.

[DoubleM]

Someone over at the IM forums said that... since Potts is likely to get a boyfriend in the next IM sequel (love triangle in other words)... why not make the dude Donald Blake? Just a crazy idea but I just wanted to throw that out there. It's better than a random characters from the comics that no one has ever heard of before... or a random dude written in just for the movie. Just an idea that wasn't even mine.

Nope too much like SpiderMan.

[RockSP]

Someone over at the IM forums said that... since Potts is likely to get a boyfriend in the next IM sequel (love triangle in other words)... why not make the dude Donald Blake? Just a crazy idea but I just wanted to throw that out there. It's better than a random characters from the comics that no one has ever heard of before... or a random dude written in just for the movie. Just an idea that wasn't even mine.

Well Happy Hogan was in the movie. He does eventually marry Pepper, after all, in the comics.

[Gallagher]

Well Happy Hogan was in the movie. He does eventually marry Pepper, after all, in the comics.

Exactly, reward Favs with an on-screen smooch with Paltrow!

[Raiden]

I hope Thor will be "introduced" after the credits rolled, just like Fury; I don't want Thor to interfere with IM2 and share screentimes with Stark/RDJ. That can wait until The Avengers movie.

[fcrowelle06]

Rumor is at rottentomatoes.com is that Brad Pitt could be in the running for Thor....and frankly I'm not against that...I want someone who could act like he did in Troy...not the Rock's or John Cenas of the world

[FaT_tONle]

If that's the kind of name they are looking at for Thor then we can put this extended IM2 appearance to bed... if similar casting happens.

[chemical_echo]

How I could see it working without being too far fetched:
Tony is at home watching news reports and one comes on about a research team in Norway finding a large hammer like artifact under the frozen soil. When cameras zoom in on the team, people wearing jackets with the SHIELD logo can be seen standing at the site and digging. The reporter states that inscriptions on the hammer mention Thor.

[Iron_Stark]

After the credits. Tony and Nick Fury meet with Thor to talk to him about the Avengers Initiative.

[RockSP]

After the credits. Tony and Nick Fury meet with Thor to talk to him about the Avengers Initiative.

Seems like that would happen after the credit's in Thor's movie.

[Hectorminator]

After the credits. Tony and Nick Fury meet with Thor to talk to him about the Avengers Initiative.

I kinda don't wanna see this happen. I don't want every new Marvel movie to have Fury after the credits saying basically the same thing. It was awesome for Iron Man, and I think it was a way to test the waters, but eventually everyone will know who Nick Fury is and what Marvel is planning. The Iron Man DVD will make sure of that. So have some new "Avengers" scenes be a little more involved in the future movies, especially Iron Man 2.

There's pretty much only one conceviable way to introduce Thor in Iron Man 2 that I've heard so far.

1) First, have Tony stumble further down into his alcoholism, and during this time he meets a man claiming to be the Norse God of Thunder, either in a bar, or in an AA meeting. Have it be funny, but with a side of serious, so the audience knows to look out for this guy. Also, by that time, there will probably be news on the Thor movie, so most audiences would know who the guy is. He's the banished God on Earth and he's drinking lots of mead.

2) Second, in Thor's own movie, show how Thor got banished to Earth towards the end, or the third act. And the rest of the movie should be in Asgard.

[Brian Braddock]

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b64/SUPERBENITEZ/incrediblehulkreturns03.jpg

"What kind of magik powers thy wonderous armour, golden wizard? Is thou a relation of the Destoyer?"

[Rikxiepoo]

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b64/SUPERBENITEZ/incrediblehulkreturns03.jpg

"What kind of magik powers thy wonderous armour, golden wizard? Is thou a relation of the Destoyer?"

Please tell me that isnt Evan Stone....


Anyways, Thor's cameo can be a simple one: Have him meet Tony somewhere and tell him that there is a global problem and that Shield needs both their help and of other heroes to deal with it.

[Brian Braddock]

Evan Stone....................lolz.

No idea who that is. ;)

But no, thankfully, it's not him. It's Eric Kramer as Thor from the Hulk tv movie.

[Jick09]

As a cameo or a mention. Thor doesn't belong in IM2, he belongs in either his own movie, or an Avengers movie.

Feel free to have a different opinion, but that's mine and it's pretty strong.I agree.
nothing too big.

[CaptainStacy]

am i the only one that thinks that tyler mayne (sabertooth) would be a pretty badass thor?

Tell you what; i'll meet you halfway and agree that Mane would be a pretty bad Thor. :yay:

[Ra'sAlGhulll]

Ultimate Thor would be the best way to integrate. Maybe even just some mention in IM 2 about some guy who thinks he's a Norse god, but that'd work. Then in Avengers Thor would help the team and they'd realize the truth.

[Spider-Vader]

I say anything BUT a cameo would ruin the film.

[Nepenthes]

SHEILD comes in and says "Tony we found something. We need you to have look at it" and leads him into a room with a bunch of scanners working on the hammer. "What's making it work?" they ask. He looks it and says "Guys this isn't a machine. You need a magician for this" and shakes his head. But then, "NAY, a GOD!" and goldilocks busts in the room, a hurricane, and then all the equipment is trashed and the hammer is gone. Fury and Tony pick themselves out of the wreckage and Tony just looks at Fury and says "How much you think we'll have to pay him?"

I think Tony should have a inferiorty complex to Thor. Tony was THE superhero, ladies man, celebrity, big shot, suddently he's standing next to a real life god with bulging muscles and golden hair. A world of magic that undermines his prowess with machines, he's slighly dubious but in the ned he can;t help but respect Thors firepower. so Tony's gonna be slightly pissed off but still intoxicated by this mad new world he's suddenly landed in. The attitude will be "So he's a god, so what? I'm still Tony Stark. Bottoms up let this roll".

[aragen]

I got something. Maybe after the credits end, Tony and Pepper are on his balcony and notice clouds forming. Tony sees notices something in the clouds and looks with his binoculars and sees a silhouette of a man in the storm.

That would look so ****ing awesome.

[SuperKoala]

I never thought thor would work in IM2 but after reading some of these this sounds excellent

[aragen]

Ultimate Thor would be the best way to integrate. Maybe even just some mention in IM 2 about some guy who thinks he's a Norse god, but that'd work. Then in Avengers Thor would help the team and they'd realize the truth.


I was just thinking the same thing. Everyone thinks he's loony but then boom, he's a god.

[nubs]

during the final battle iron man is overwhelmed by a large group of enemies and is knocked a fair distance away with his face, left arm and upper torso exposed, nick fury reports to stark that back up will arrive.

iron man stans up and begins last ditch attempt to win the fight with whats left of his armor

(a chopper is heard overhead)

just as the first wave apporaches stark, hummers arrives with the letters S.H.I.E.L.D. armed personel and a hooded man carrying arrows in his mouth steps out.

hooded man quickly eliminates the first wave with rapid shots fired from a bow and reloaded with the arrows carried in his mouth.

hooded figure nods at stark

stark still running to gain momentum for the final blow

the second wave of enemies appear and are hellbent on destorying whats left of iron man.

(cue lightning bolt)

appearing from a small crater in the ground a mysterious man wielding a war hammer appears, with a single swing he sends the second wave flying in a brutal fashion.

stark while still running turns his head to get a look at the man.

man does not acknoledge starks presence and instead erociously focusing on the 1 minion left from the second wave, minion runs away.

stark finally reaches the baddie and delivers a fatal blow using whats left of his iron fist.

end of battle

stark looks around the battlefield in an attempt to look for the hooded bowman and the mysterious man with the hammer, they are no where to be found and stark believes himself to have halluncinated from a headwound sustained earlier in the battle.

(conclusion, blah...blah...blah...)

end of credits

after recieving a notice for a meeting, stark heads into a dark futuristic command center.

on the metallic door S.H.I.E.L.D. is embossed.

a single light is focused on a desk, seated is nick fury accompanied by the two mystery men.

"times up, whats your answer?" says nick

*brief pause*

"im in"

lights turn on revealing a large group* still blanketed in darkness behind fury and the two men.

*noticable features such as hulks form and ant mans helmet outline are visible




well...thats how i think it should happen. they could just go the cheaper route and do the whole.

man appears in stark office and forcably says, i heard your company in possasion (sp?) of something that belongs to me.

with a smartass reply stark says "like what"

"my Mjolnir" (or simply "Mjolnir")

stark looks at him in awe

fin, or something like that

[Ra'sAlGhulll]

too much of an appearance will definitely ruin the film. But seeing how they're going with ultimate Fury, i think a mention of the ultimate Thor would be nice and a good set up for avengers, just to set a background for the character

[Arthas]

Ya it would kinda take the movie away from ironman.
but it would be cool to see all three of em together live action and on the big screen

[Nirvana]

Can someone point me to the interview/article where it was confirmed that Thor would be part of Iron Man 2?

[Scooter]

I kinda don't wanna see this happen. I don't want every new Marvel movie to have Fury after the credits saying basically the same thing. It was awesome for Iron Man, and I think it was a way to test the waters, but eventually everyone will know who Nick Fury is and what Marvel is planning. The Iron Man DVD will make sure of that. So have some new "Avengers" scenes be a little more involved in the future movies, especially Iron Man 2.

There's pretty much only one conceviable way to introduce Thor in Iron Man 2 that I've heard so far.

1) First, have Tony stumble further down into his alcoholism, and during this time he meets a man claiming to be the Norse God of Thunder, either in a bar, or in an AA meeting. Have it be funny, but with a side of serious, so the audience knows to look out for this guy. Also, by that time, there will probably be news on the Thor movie, so most audiences would know who the guy is. He's the banished God on Earth and he's drinking lots of mead.

2) Second, in Thor's own movie, show how Thor got banished to Earth towards the end, or the third act. And the rest of the movie should be in Asgard.
That's quite good. These crossovers can get really mucky on film. The Ultimates laid a good framework, but Iron Man 2 should be about Iron Man. Anything else presented in cameos and throwaway lines, like Hectorminator's bar idea.

[Octoberist]

meh. i never liked Thor.

[DACrowe]

After the credits. I don't want to see him in Favreau's intended movie.

[explode7]

Evan Stone....................lolz.

No idea who that is. ;)

But no, thankfully, it's not him. It's Eric Kramer as Thor from the Hulk tv movie.

I think he's the most popular porn actor or something like that. I've heard so.

[Hectorminator]

That's quite good. These crossovers can get really mucky on film. The Ultimates laid a good framework, but Iron Man 2 should be about Iron Man. Anything else presented in cameos and throwaway lines, like Hectorminator's bar idea.

Exactly, thanks man. I want to see "Iron Man 2". Not "The Adventures of Iron Man and Thor." Cameos are the way to go.

[artemzz]

the ultimate costume could be something he uses to blend in with modern society without drawing too much attention. Then for whatever reason has to return to asgard to briefly inform odin of something that has occured on midgard, and we see him in classic thor robes before odin, but when he returns to earth he is back in ultimate gear, I like ultimate thor, but I never really liked the cult leader aspect of the character.

Maybe even have him approach tony and warn him of his enjoyment of the bottle that he has seen the road it will lead down, and tries to warn him and stop him from hitting his low point. Stark would shrug him off as a harmless beggar.

Don't know why but that sounds like a great idea. Have him walk by Stark as a regular looking person and he tells him about his drinking problems and the path it will lead him toward and Tony just shrugs him off as some lunatic babbling on. And than I guess towards the end of Iron Man 2 Nick Fury can brief Stark on the heroes he wants for the Avenger Initiative and Stark realizes that the man that tried to help him was the Thunder God himself, Thor.
But hey, that's just my fantasy. :woot:

[artemzz]

I think he's the most popular porn actor or something like that. I've heard so.


http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc72/artemzz/603px-Evan_Stone_DSC_0011.jpg

He has the appearance but acting skills don't know...

[Scooter]

He actually can act, insofar as pornstars a concerned.

[EternalMaster]

Tony Stark was in Hulk... for a minute.
Nick Fury was in Iron Man... for a minute.

I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that if Thor is in IM2... it will be for no more than a minute.

[Brian Braddock]

Please tell me that isnt Evan Stone....


Anyways, Thor's cameo can be a simple one: Have him meet Tony somewhere and tell him that there is a global problem and that Shield needs both their help and of other heroes to deal with it.

Evan Stone....................lolz.

No idea who that is. ;)

But no, thankfully, it's not him. It's Eric Kramer as Thor from the Hulk tv movie.

I think he's the most popular porn actor or something like that. I've heard so.

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc72/artemzz/603px-Evan_Stone_DSC_0011.jpg

He has the appearance but acting skills don't know...

He actually can act, insofar as pornstars a concerned.

You gotta laugh at the fact that even the notion of a pornstar playing Thor has got over the 1 post mark. :woot:

[artemzz]

Hey if Evan Stone can pull it off. Then by all means go for it. He definitely looks like Thor and has the build. But it wouldn't hurt him to bulk up a bit more.:woot::woot::woot::woot:

But I'm pretty sure a director wouldn't choose a pornstar as his first choice. That would be his LAST LAST LAST LAST resort.

[The Tangerine]

Thor's movie is already confirmed...they're linking them all together with cross-over cameos. They will then all come together in the Avengers movie in 2011. :)

[artemzz]

I see Hulk as who the Avengers will fight.

[Phatman]

Don Blake could be the doctor who givers stark a heart transplant. Perfect cameo. This could lead to tony designing a more powerful suit of armor with the arc reactor as a primary sourceof power, not just life support.

[NUFFSAID2004]

Ideas?
Actually, being a huge Thor fan, I'm afraid to see just what they'll do to this great and "noble" character. I remember the one time they did a live action Thor on TV (*see utube Hulk*) and it was just horrible. The mighty Thor was reduced to a mead searching duncan along with a mousey looking couterpart, "Don Blake". Even his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, was passed around like a paperweight. Anyway, I'm sure nothing shall ever be that bad again. However, Thor must be handled with a bigger than life approach and treated, like he's always been in the comics, "a demi-god".
Otherwise, it'll just be yet another dissapointment.

[NUFFSAID2004]

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc72/artemzz/603px-Evan_Stone_DSC_0011.jpg

He has the appearance but acting skills don't know...
I've never seen this guy before. But if he can really act, then he would make the perfect Thor. This is exactly the type they should be looking for. (*I'm still bummed out about the casting they did for Eddie Brock. "SHEESH"*)

[Spider-Vader]

The perfect way IMO should go like this:
Somewhere in the movie mention Abomination has escaped & have Hulk no where to be found / IM &/or WM too busy with Mandarin (or whoever the villain will be). Then at the end have Stark say to Fury "Now what about Abomination?", then Fury says "We got that covered". Stark says "By who?". Fury shows Stark some footage of Thor kicking Abomination's azz & says "Check out this guy!"

[FaT_tONle]

Oh.... stop... I don't think they can do full blown Thor... they HAVE to introduce the character as Blake when they make the Earth transition. I think Blake will make his way back into the Thor script since Favs said it's unlikely Thor will be cameoing in IM2... obviously Favs may walk and Marvel might revisit the idea again... but I just think you need Blake to make that seemless transition.

[Rich Santoro]

Early in IM 2, show Stark actually hanging out at the SHIELD headquarters in a scene or two and give mention to a strange energy surge... somewhere... that SHIELD has detected. They are monitoring it and trying to figure out its nature and origin... No more mention for a while.

After all the action for the core storyline of the film plays out (hopefully IM v. Mandarin), then the movie closes with mention of the energy surge again, and IM goes to investigate. While at the site and taking some readings... a strange figure appears on a nearby hilltop, with long golden hair, a cape, and a huge hammer. He says "What is your purpose?" The credits roll...

[strikezone89]

It's just going to be a cameo guys. Stop freaking out over nothing. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if it's no more than a random appearance by a guy named Donald Blake.

You guys are acting like Thor was just annoucned to be like the second lead character in the film or something. Like he'll be stealing screentime from Tony or will have a subplot of his own or something.

Seriously, chill out.

THANK YOU
someone understands that thor wont be a big part of im2

[iamlegend]

Why does Thor need to be in it at all?

He's one of the most contrived members of the Avengers. In order to properly introduce him to the Marvel U, he's going to need a feature length film. It's a confusing story that requires even more leaps of faith than Iron Man, or the Hulk. Probably more than the two combined.

[Spider-Fan]

Thor will end up just being a no big deal cameo. Just like Favs not being signed on for IM2, I think people are making too big of a deal out of this.

[protocida]

Something i made up a while ago:

Tony enters his office. He is severeally wounded, full of cuts and straps. Tired, he sits in his chair, when smells smoke. he looks behind to face NICK FURY, director of SHIELD, smoking a cigarette and holdind a folder of the Avengers initiative.

TONY (beat):
Wha'da you want, Fury? I'm a little bussy right now.

FURY (Smirking):
I bet'cha are, but whe have work to do. You have 5 minutes to get dressed.

TONY (Confused):
What are you talking about?

FURY (Smiling):
Where just going to Noruega to convinc a climatic-powered nuttcase that believes he is the asgardian god of thunder to join our little operation.

And awkard silence is felt, imediatly broke by

TONY (Bored)
OK, just give me 10 minutes.

FADE OUT.

[ThePoisonPuppet]

Early in IM 2, show Stark actually hanging out at the SHIELD headquarters in a scene or two and give mention to a strange energy surge... somewhere... that SHIELD has detected. They are monitoring it and trying to figure out its nature and origin... No more mention for a while.

After all the action for the core storyline of the film plays out (hopefully IM v. Mandarin), then the movie closes with mention of the energy surge again, and IM goes to investigate. While at the site and taking some readings... a strange figure appears on a nearby hilltop, with long golden hair, a cape, and a huge hammer. He says "What is your purpose?" The credits roll...

I like this.

[Project862006]

say mandarin is in film we can have tony look some info on his computer on Genghis khan or something and end up looking at Greek mythology by accident or something lol

[Mr. Wooden Alligator]

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc72/artemzz/603px-Evan_Stone_DSC_0011.jpg


Is he a hunchback?

I think Thor himself could be used as a bridge into Mandarin's magic rings. This is assuming Mandarin is saved for 3rd movie.

[Project862006]

i guess we can have tony meet blake not thor in a hospital at some point in iron man 2

[The Chibi Kiriyama]

Don't bother reading this if you don't want details on the Thor movie:

Protosevich's screenplay ends with Thor in the Viking era. It wouldn't be too much of a stretch to have him in Iron Man 2 given his longevity as a god, but it would be awkward considering what they want to do in the Thor movie.

I don't think it'd be necessary to force him in, either. TIH needed the extra boost of a cameo. If they go ahead with this script, Thor could be equal to or rivaling Tony in popularity.

[Superhero 101]

Simplest way is to Make Blake Tony's Doctor.

[Rich Santoro]

Originally Posted by Rich Santoro
Early in IM 2, show Stark actually hanging out at the SHIELD headquarters in a scene or two and give mention to a strange energy surge... somewhere... that SHIELD has detected. They are monitoring it and trying to figure out its nature and origin... No more mention for a while.

After all the action for the core storyline of the film plays out (hopefully IM v. Mandarin), then the movie closes with mention of the energy surge again, and IM goes to investigate. While at the site and taking some readings... a strange figure appears on a nearby hilltop, with long golden hair, a cape, and a huge hammer. He says "What is your purpose?" The credits roll...

I like this.

To expand on this... It could be that Thor was banished to Earth in the middle / dark ages, with no powers (except his age immortality). He learned to adapt to life as a human (learning what it is like to struggle and sacrifice, love and hate... etc). Since he does not age, there can be a montage of scenes showing him in various roles in early European society, forced to leave when people begin to catch on to his agelessness (like the Highlander). He is a Blacksmith, but people in the village eventually notice after some years that they are gray-haired, but he is not... he leaves...

Then he is a farmer in another village, his friends begin to see that he doesn't look a day older since they met him a few years back... he leaves... and so on. He prays to Odin to free him from this prison of lonliness... He is forced to see all that he holds dear in this world, grow old, and he has no where to belong.

Then in Modern times, a vengeful Loki finally discovers where Odin banished Thor to. He makes a deal with the Enchantress to help him get to Midgard, and use magic to conceal his plot from Odin. He goes to Midgard to find and destroy Thor (strange energy surge one). Odin is too good for the Enchantress and sends a subliminal message driving Thor to Mjolinir (hidden in a cave), which triggers his transformation (strange energy surge two). He battles Loki and of course, wins (learning that he wants to stay on Earth and protect those with whom he has lived amongst for centuries)... Suddenly, an armored figure lands not far away, and is looking around with his hand extended... Thor looks over a hilltop and sees the armored figure, and he asks... 'What is your purpose?' credits roll.

[bullets]

I was hoping that Iron Man 2 will end with some sort of cliffhanger.

[Agent 194]

You gotta laugh at the fact that even the notion of a pornstar playing Thor has got over the 1 post mark. :woot:

Exactly! It would be laughable and sad. All at once.


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Ideas?

Actually, being a huge Thor fan, I'm afraid to see just what they'll do to this great and "noble" character. I remember the one time they did a live action Thor on TV (*see utube Hulk*) and it was just horrible. The mighty Thor was reduced to a mead searching duncan along with a mousey looking couterpart, "Don Blake". Even his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, was passed around like a paperweight. Anyway, I'm sure nothing shall ever be that bad again. However, Thor must be handled with a bigger than life approach and treated, like he's always been in the comics, "a demi-god".
Otherwise, it'll just be yet another dissapointment.


True. True. It must be handled almost hyper seriously. With a fantastic sense of drama. With worlds at stake and the cosmos in the balance. Thor was from the ultra dramatic, take yourself seriously even in the most absurd situations, school of behaving/acting that people poke fun of when they reference William Shatner. At it's most basic and pure, and done well - it works gloriously.

[TheVileOne]

Thank God no one here is doing the casting for Thor.

Saying a porn star would be perfect for Thor. Geez.

[JerseyJoker]

Thank God no one here is doing the casting for Thor.

Saying a porn star would be perfect for Thor. Geez.

Rofl. So true.

Just goes to show that casting on looks alone could end up with a guy spent most of his time screwing infront of a camera to be the God of Thunder.

[Spider-Vader]

I see Hulk as who the Avengers will fight.

Depends the ending of TIH left it open for two ways.

One where Banner controls Hulk & one where Hulk controls Banner. So who knows.

I myself would prefer the former.

[BobJM]

I don't think Banner or Hulk will appear in Avengers. Just a feeling I have.

[Chewy]

I don't think Banner or Hulk will appear in Avengers. Just a feeling I have.
And I think you're wrong :cwink:

Seriously, Marvel obviously intends for Hulk to be in it, otherwise Downey wouldn't have shown up in TIH. Now that TIH only made a quarter billion worldwide people doubt that it'll happen? Come on.

[Retroman]

From the Hollywood Reporter:

Q&A: Kevin Feige
The mild-mannered exec now controls the Marvel movie universe
By Borys Kit

July 21, 2009, 03:54 PM ET


THR: You cast a relative unknown as the lead in "Thor." Will that be the Marvel casting strategy?

Feige: I think the Marvel way is casting the best actor for the part. It can be somebody relatively new, but it can also be someone like Robert Downey Jr., who you wouldn't necessarily call an unknown. Chris Hemsworth came by the ("Iron Man 2") set a few weeks ago. There was nobody around, but it was the historic meeting of Thor and Tony Stark. Within a few minutes, the crew was whispering, "There's Thor." Some of them had worked on "Star Trek," so they knew who he was, but you could feel the buzz. He was wearing a T-shirt, but he was an imposing presence on the set.Source:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/features/interviews_profiles/e3i7e8e71284fdd6591da720feac29cc058

[Carlo Comicus]

Great find, retroman!!!

[Aesop Rocks]

"Tony you're not Thor you know stop, you need to rest".

[Aztec]

THR: Marvel has developed a reputation for being a tough negotiator on acting deals.

Feige: I hope with our track record that people can see us as a place that makes product that a lot of people will see. And that at the same time there's a comfort factor that we will not hang them out to dry. There's a sense of trust there. A trust with the filmmakers we work with, like Jon Favreau, Ken Branagh and Joe Johnston. We bring a sense of quality where they are not going to be just playing two-dimensional characters. Natalie Portman is very much trusting us and Ken Branagh to showcase what a great actress she is, the same actress that we see in her smaller films. We're trying something that's never been done before, a new idea of the same character appearing in multiple franchises. And the economic conditions of Hollywood are very different now than they've ever been before

I love that response from Feige. That is exactly why I love Marvel Studios so much. They are trying something totally different, but they are doing it with pure class.

[TomPiltoff]

Something i made up a while ago:

Tony enters his office. He is severeally wounded, full of cuts and straps. Tired, he sits in his chair, when smells smoke. he looks behind to face NICK FURY, director of SHIELD, smoking a cigarette and holdind a folder of the Avengers initiative.

TONY (beat):
Wha'da you want, Fury? I'm a little bussy right now.

FURY (Smirking):
I bet'cha are, but whe have work to do. You have 5 minutes to get dressed.

TONY (Confused):
What are you talking about?

FURY (Smiling):
Where just going to Noruega to convinc a climatic-powered nuttcase that believes he is the asgardian god of thunder to join our little operation.

And awkard silence is felt, imediatly broke by

TONY (Bored)
OK, just give me 10 minutes.

FADE OUT.

Contrived much?

[Aesop Rocks]

Sounds like Ultimate Avengers 1 (or 2) When Fury and Steve go to a Whaling protest to see Thor there. Fury almost says that exact same thing.

[Patch]

Sounds like Ultimate Avengers 1 (or 2) When Fury and Steve go to a Whaling protest to see Thor there. Fury almost says that exact same thing.

GG

I was just about to post that in the Ultimate Universe, which this marvel world is mostly based on, Thor starts out as a peace activist. Not a far stretch to see him protesting/demonstrating outside of a Stark Weapons facility, chemical plant, R&D Lab that tests on animals...or the hundred other things that Stark Industries is probably doing that he would be protesting.

[Retroman]

Great find, retroman!!!

Thanks.
THR: Marvel has developed a reputation for being a tough negotiator on acting deals.

Feige: I hope with our track record that people can see us as a place that makes product that a lot of people will see. And that at the same time there's a comfort factor that we will not hang them out to dry. There's a sense of trust there. A trust with the filmmakers we work with, like Jon Favreau, Ken Branagh and Joe Johnston. We bring a sense of quality where they are not going to be just playing two-dimensional characters. Natalie Portman is very much trusting us and Ken Branagh to showcase what a great actress she is, the same actress that we see in her smaller films. We're trying something that's never been done before, a new idea of the same character appearing in multiple franchises. And the economic conditions of Hollywood are very different now than they've ever been before

I love that response from Feige. That is exactly why I love Marvel Studios so much. They are trying something totally different, but they are doing it with pure class.

Yes he's making all the right noises but i have to disagree with him saying that the idea of one character appearing in multiple franchises is something new.:huh:

[Brian Braddock]

THR: Marvel has developed a reputation for being a tough negotiator on acting deals.

Feige: I hope with our track record that people can see us as a place that makes product that a lot of people will see. And that at the same time there's a comfort factor that we will not hang them out to dry. There's a sense of trust there. A trust with the filmmakers we work with, like Jon Favreau, Ken Branagh and Joe Johnston. We bring a sense of quality where they are not going to be just playing two-dimensional characters. Natalie Portman is very much trusting us and Ken Branagh to showcase what a great actress she is, the same actress that we see in her smaller films. We're trying something that's never been done before, a new idea of the same character appearing in multiple franchises. And the economic conditions of Hollywood are very different now than they've ever been before

I love that response from Feige. That is exactly why I love Marvel Studios so much. They are trying something totally different, but they are doing it with pure class.

Co-sign.

Thanks.


Yes he's making all the right noises but i have to disagree with him saying that the idea of one character appearing in multiple franchises is something new.:huh:

Agreed, but it's never been done on the scale that Marvel are going to do it. Their ideas of character 'cross-pollenation' are ambitious, and certainly exciting.

[Spider-Fan83]

I don't know about how their doing he whole Thor coming to earth thing in his movie, but, in terms of a reference in this one....

what about something to do with his hammer falling to earth?

like the impact shows up on a seismic radar...

or how about a scene where the hammer falling to earth, almost hits Tony as he's fling, and he's like "WTF was that" lol

[DarknessFalls]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/features/interviews_profiles/e3i7e8e71284fdd6591da720feac29cc058

Chris Hemsworth was on Iron Man 2 set. Probably just visiting but still Thor met Iron Man.

[kedrell]

From the Hollywood Reporter:

Source:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/features/interviews_profiles/e3i7e8e71284fdd6591da720feac29cc058

Nice, thanks for the find.