DarknessOfDeath
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I dunno...did he? anyone? 

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I'm sure she'll get lots of help with the action. Isn't there a crew for that??
wow, you reeled me in and lost me in a single post. agreed on giving jenkins a chance though.Yes. Second unit director and fight choreographers work wonders.
I'm amazed at all the sexist bile spewing from the SHH! main page, AICN and even Toldja! comments denouncing her. Jenkins is NOT Catherine Hardwicke or Lexi Alexander for that matter. She can actually direct actors, and she got two amazing performances from Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci in Monster. If she can get anything close to that with Hemsworth, Portman, Hiddleston, and (hopefully) Anthony Hopkins -- then she gets a big thumbs-up of approval. (I actually think Jenkins' involvement will get more supporting actors back when pre-production begins.)
And people act like Kathryn Bigelow is the only chick who can direct macho action movies (and they mostly approve her because she was married to James Cameron for a while). Give Jenkins a chance, people.
Yes. Second unit director and fight choreographers work wonders.
I'm amazed at all the sexist bile spewing from the SHH! main page, AICN and even Toldja! comments denouncing her. Jenkins is NOT Catherine Hardwicke or Lexi Alexander for that matter. She can actually direct actors, and she got two amazing performances from Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci in Monster. If she can get anything close to that with Hemsworth, Portman, Hiddleston, and (hopefully) Anthony Hopkins -- then she gets a big thumbs-up of approval. (I actually think Jenkins' involvement will get more supporting actors back when pre-production begins.)
And people act like Kathryn Bigelow is the only chick who can direct macho action movies (and they mostly approve her because she was married to James Cameron for a while). Give Jenkins a chance, people.
I don't really get the "you need an action director" idea. I mean, action is pretty easy to work out. It takes a director of great skill to get a great performance and tell a great story. The action just sort of sorts itself out usually because of the writers.
Patty seems to me to be the sort of director who really gets how to tell a story so everythings is just dandy![]()
Comments from SHH main page and AICN can never be taken seriously.
Weren't there the same doubts on Kenneth Branagh directing "Thor"? I think I remember people said that he can't handle action scenes, he's more directing drama an Shakespeare. But then he did a great job.
Please tell me when I'm completely wrong.
So I'll give her a chance. Marvel makes usually unusual decisions.
Well, Tom Hiddleston seems to be enthusiastic about working with Patty Jenkins so that's good enough for me.
Question, since there are 9 worlds within the realm, what are the names and what inhabits them?? I know three and they're Asgard, Migrid (did I spell that right?) and...the one that starts with the letter J or better yet, the Frost Giant's home world.
Edit: Oops damn. Wrong thread but anyway, I hope we get more news but not right now since they're in the process of writing the script.
To answer your question:
Asgard - home of the Aesir (asgardian warrior gods)
Vanaheim - home of the Vanir (ancient race of gods)
Nidavellir - home of the Dwarves
Midgard - home of the poor humans, the weakest of all the races in the nine Worlds
Niffelheim - also known as Hel, home of the Death Goddess Hela
Svartalfheim - home of the Dark Elves
Alfheim - home of the Light Elves
Jotunheim - home of the frost, storm and rock giants
Muspelheim - home of the fire Demons, ruled by Surtur.