I didn't know I wasn't allowed to think that Thor was medicore? Thankyou for informing me of that.
Obviously you didn't read my post because you seem to think that I loved GL when I merely said that it was just as medicore as Thor, which it was IMHO.
And if the audience loves Thor so much how come (I believe they liked it but the love it overstated) despite it opening so much lower than Iron Man it's legs haven't been as good? It's not going to get a 3.0 multiplier and it's not getting to 200mil.
I f**king bag on Thor because I think that it was mediocre as hell and is only passable because of the actors performances. It's a cheap ass looking movie thats not big in scope at all and the action scenes are BB/TDK level bad. Plus it's too damn short and the earth scenes go by too fast to make and impression and are handled poorly. That 10 extras only back-lot town was awful.
Yes, Thor is getting a better reception than GL and it's going to make more money. That is true but it's also true that I think that both Thor and GL suffer from the same problems and GL is the only one being called out for them.
You are free to love Thor or GL or hate Thor or GL or whatever but don't tell me that I'm not entitled to my opinion of the film.
No offense, but opinions like these are the difference between an enthusiast and a deluded fanboy/fangirl. The level of nitpicking you are doing is an obvious indicator of bias. You did the same thing last year with IM2. I mean seriously, what comic book movies DO you like? Spider-Man? A trilogy of movies (not just SM3) that I could tear to shreds on how corny they are but I won't because after all----it's a comic book movie. Everything from pointless scenes of Peter eating chocolate cake, laughable CGI, hokey writing, and Uncle Ben appearing in a dream sequence as if the old coot was freaking Obi-Wan Kenobi. I just think it's ridiculous that some of you people hold movies to such standards that they have to be borderline Oscar films. If you have issues with the fight scenes in BB/TDK---it's clear to me that you are going out of your way to find problems in movies. My advice to you is to not watch ANY movies. Well, aside from maybe The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Citizen Kane, Seven Samurai, 12 Angry Men, There Will Be Blood, and American Beauty. Oh wait, silly me. I am sure you could find flaws in these movies too if you dug deep enough.
Anyways, regarding Thor---I think you are wrong. You can have your opinions but I do think you are so biased that I have to take them with a grain of salt. Comparing GL to Thor is laughable. Thor is a superior movie in every category of movies. I don't mean that to slag off on GL or sound like a Thor fanboy but the difference in quality is huge. The great box office ($435 million) take is evidence of that. Compare Thor to TDK, Iron Man, Watchmen, and Spider-Man. It's
that good. Great acting, great story, great villains, a sense of adventure, a musical score as good as TDK (IMO), faithful to the comics action, etc. Thor is everything Green Lantern SHOULD have been. A fun, quality, popcorn flick in the same vein as Iron Man, Star Trek 09, Transfomers 1, Indiana Jones I/III, and Independence Day. Captain America looks like it will be on that list as well. I really enjoyed Green Lantern, but at the end of the day, it should have been much, much better. I would compare it most to Fantastic Four and X-Men 3 because of that.