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Watch Thor 2 Online Free (2013) or Download Thor 2 Movie Now. Chris Hemsworth is quite cornering the market in plummy voiced totty. No sooner has he hung up James Hunt’s rogueish grin in Rush than he’s back for a second outing as Thor, God of Nice But Dim. Not bad for an Aussie.

Download Thor 2 Movie Free (2013) or Watch Thor 2 Online Now. It’s been two years since Thor bade farewell to his fair Earth maiden Jane (Nathalie Portman). In the meantime he’s been busy doing Norse God things – slaying giant ogres, that kind of stuff. Till one day Jane’s pal Darcy (Kat Jennings) alerts her to strange metaphysical happenings in a deserted London warehouse. One flash of thunder later and Thor falls through a gap in the cosmos and back into the arms of both Jane and the UK police. But much as the Met would like to detain him at Her Majesty’s Pleasure, Thor has bigger plans, like taking Jane back to Asgard to meet his mum.
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(2013) or Download Thor 2 Movie Now. Sadly, the cosy family love-in has to be put on hold when Jane accidently becomes infected with a deadly force known as the Aether. Which would be unpleasant enough in itself but, to make matters worse, Malkeith (Christopher Ecclestone), leader of the Dark Elves and an ancient enemy of Asgard, has plans to turn the Aether into a deadly weapon capable of destroying all nine realms. Not a good day to be Jane, then.

Download Thor 2 Movie Free (2013) or Watch Thor 2 Online Now. As in the first Thor, the trademark fish-out-of-water humour is present and correct with our favourite Norse God flitting rapidly between the grand realms of Asgard and, erm, the Jubilee Line. Add in some new villains to hiss at, including a rather fabulous creation resembling the love child of a Samurai warrior and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, plus 3D action sequences of as many realms as you care to shake a stick at being destroyed and Thor does all it promises on the action blockbuster tin. Now where did we put that Mallet’s Mallet?
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Download Thor 2 Movie Free (2013) or Watch Thor 2 Online Now. A lot of that carries over to Thor: The Dark World. “Some believe that before the universe, there was nothing,” Hopkins’ Odin assured us in the trailer, in a narration omitted from the film. “They’re wrong. There was darkness…” Sure, physicists and scientist might weep at the suggestion, but Hopkins is able to imbue the ridiculous line with a surreal gravitas. “I like the way you explain things,” Jane tells Thor at one point, and the British accents lend the goofiness a strangely convincing air.
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Download Thor 2 Movie Free (2013) or Watch Thor 2 Online Now. However, the rumour is that the studio clashed with director Alan Taylor over the final cut of the film. This isn’t a good thing. Marvel Studios have a reputation of being quite tough to work with. Writer and star Ed Norton found himself kicked to the curb when he refused to throw himself entirely behind the studio’s mandated cut of The Incredible Hulk, despite the fact that the scenes cut suggest a far stronger film at the heart of that movie. Similarly, Jon Favreau was reportedly struggling with the studio over the final cut of Iron Man 2.

Watch Thor 2 Online Free (2013) or Download Thor 2 Movie Now. It’s worth noting that the two movies with the aforementioned personality conflicts are generally considered the weakest of the Marvel Studios films, although I think that there are bits of vision that shine through. It’s not a nice way to do business, and it suggests a reason that so many of the Marvel films feel rather hemmed in. It�