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Alan Taylor seemingly confirms DOCTOR STRANGE after ANT-MAN, talks directing Thor after Kenneth Branagh. http://tinyurl.com/lzdo3h4
(Andrew)
We all spotted Stan Lee's cameo in Thor as the hapless driver who ruins a perfectly good truck trying to remove the hammer from its New Mexico crater but did you spot Thor comic-book writer J Michael Straczynski's cameo in the same scene? He's the guy in the cap and beard who pulls fruitlessly on Mjolnir, much like how Straczynski's Thor run got started. "I've vanished into my own narrative!" he later said.
I didn't realized that was him in the 1st movie![]()
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Loki in Comedy Central commercial (if someone finds the whole commercial please post it)t:
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Found it!
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Serious?
People were talkin' about it in the first Thor threads when the movie came out.
Director Gavin Hood's sci-fi epic Ender's Game opened to a solid $28 million in North America, but it will need strong legs in order to make back its pricey $110 million budget -- a potentially difficult task considering that Thor: The Dark World enters the domestic marketplace next weekend.
Ender's Game BO Wkend
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I'm just confused about one thing regarding Loki though...
I mean he ends up hijacking the Throne at the end of the film, thus posing as Odin and leaving his fate unknown to both the audience and the characters, and yet prior to all of that, he goes out of his way to help Thor take down Malekith and even helps protect Jane while doing so.
I mean was it ever presented at the beginning that Loki was planning on doing this all along, that he used Thor to get him out of Jail and already knew what he was going to do, and thus lied about helping Thor because of his desire to get vengeance for Frigga's death?
Or was Loki really being sincere in wanting to go after Malekith because he actually cared about his mother, which I'm not sure why considering that he supposedly cut all ties with Asgard and with everyone else and only cares about himself....and that him taking the throne was just something that made itself opportune for him after he had gotten his revenge?
The Dark World has two weeks to get done what it needs to get done domestically at the box office because Katniss Everdeen is going to obliterate the competition.
Do not be surprised if Catching Fire hits 180 million opening weekend. Not even kidding. That thing is going to make serious coin.
It's not clearly thought out, I'll give you that but I think the key to the whole thing is Frigga. Think about the moments with Frigga that directly relate to Loki in the narrative and I think that's the logic of it.
And again, this is Loki we're talking about. He's always a step ahead. He clearly, I thought, kept adjusting to the situation presented to him in the film.
I haven't seen the film yet, but I think Loki definitely wants to stop Malekith. If he doesn't, he dies along with the rest of Asgard.
Ender's Game BO Wkend
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I'm just confused about one thing regarding Loki though...
I mean he ends up hijacking the Throne at the end of the film, thus posing as Odin and leaving his fate unknown to both the audience and the characters, and yet prior to all of that, he goes out of his way to help Thor take down Malekith and even helps protect Jane while doing so.
I mean was it ever presented at the beginning that Loki was planning on doing this all along, that he used Thor to get him out of Jail and already knew what he was going to do, and thus lied about helping Thor because of his desire to get vengeance for Frigga's death?
Or was Loki really being sincere in wanting to go after Malekith because he actually cared about his mother, which I'm not sure why considering that he supposedly cut all ties with Asgard and with everyone else and only cares about himself....and that him taking the throne was just something that made itself opportune for him after he had gotten his revenge?