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So great to see more positive reviews coming in.
While googling for more reviews I found this Thor vs Almighty Thor movie faceoff piece in The Guardian.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog/2011/apr/27/thor-almighty-thor-faceoff
Yeah, it's hard to see any real thoght pattern there to the method. An 80's film is only going to have a limited amount of reviews, because now a day there's the blogosphere, and a much wider net to cast. I know there is something that critics have to do, to register with RT, so maybe the lack of certification on the older films, has to do with the fact that most of their registered reveiwers never wrote reviews for them? Again I'm just guessing, maybe someone knows for sure.
I know last year, it was very late before IM2 was certified fresh, and that had far more negative reviews by this point, than Thor has right now. So I'm expecting by early next week we'll know for sure.
Guys like Richard Roeper wait until the extreme last minute to post their reviews, and I expect alot of the American "top critics" won't have their reviews in until early next week.
I don't know how much you can project based on the current reviews, but I think that you can probably count on at least an 80% fresh rating, based on the fact that the reviews are coming in at a 6.8/10 average.
Alot of the reviews say this is better than IM2, and that was something like 74% fresh. I'm really hoping for 90% or better, but playing it safe now.
Raiden said:I think Hulk should display some amazing strength feat, but I don't really care too much for other superheroes to do likewise. And Superman in SR ended up just lifting one heavy thing after another, so while he may be strong he can also be quite bored.
kedrell said:Well I'd like some strength feats, but I never want them to exist simply to make us go 'Woah, that dude is STRONG!'. In other words, I don't want them to exist purely for their own benefit. They should exist in context of the story and be in line with established character traits.
Glad you liked it and welcome to the Hype.first time poster. I grew up on marvel comics when younger. I'm now 30 and this was amazing. It was like seeing what I had hoped on films. Beyond that, the humour and chris kept the wife happy.
Never thought a thor film would happen
WTF? It's out in Iceland but not North America? Oh well, glad you liked it.Just came back from seeing "Thor" and I have to say that the movie was very good and just about managed to live up to my very high expectations