now looks back at the first stage of MCU works before "Avengers", except for "Iron Man 1." It wasn't until the "American Team 2" that the Russell brothers took over the film. There was a qualitative leap. Thor 1 and 2 have been tepid. Thor 2 is recognized as the worst in MCU history, and the only success is basically There is only the shaping of Rocky.
After that, Natalie Portman withdrew, and Hai Zong himself was not satisfied with the development of the character. It was not until the tower director almost overthrew the character of Sol in the Twilight of the Gods that the series was revived.
In Thor 1, it is obvious that Marvel’s original plan is a Shakespearean drama. The most successful work before director Kenneth Branagh is Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” and similar themes of “Henry”. The Fifth World. When Sol opened his mouth, it was all kinds of ungrounded noble terms, which was also spit out by Tony in Fulian 1. Obviously, this style was not successful. It did not satisfy the audience's appetite and suppressed Hai Zong's own comedy talent.
Although the character development of Iron Man and the US team has undergone tremendous changes in the past ten years, they are generally more continuous. The main reason for their transformation is the plot that occurs on the screen. In contrast, the shaping of Thor was a complete leapfrog transformation around the Twilight of the Gods, which is a small regret. And every time Hammer’s character changes make people feel instantaneous. When Thor, I suddenly figured it out overnight. If he could figure it out so quickly, he wouldn’t be so eager for war, so he had to think. Prove yourself in front of your father. After
was defeated by the Destroyer, he almost died, and was suddenly activated by the hammer. Picking up the hammer, I think it’s a bit abrupt, but it can be said to be past. After all, if the hammer doesn’t save him, there is nothing wrong with him Up. How to act out behind that. It's like eager for the Storm Axe in Avengers 3.
Now because Rocky has harvested a large number of female fans, Thor is actually the first audition. Also participating in the audition was President Hai's younger brother Liam Hemsworth (Liam Hemsworth), and he was ranked even higher at the beginning. Looking at it now, the results of the casting of these two men really couldn't be more appropriate.
In order to restore the comic image, even the eyebrows of Hammer are dyed gold in this film. However, it turns out that this look is really unsuccessful, so Marvel will not do that anymore.
The battle between Asgard and the Frost Giant on Earth more than a thousand years ago was in the town of Tonsberg, Norway, where the Red Skull discovered the Cube of the Universe. Although there is no clear explanation in the movie, there should be a direct connection between the two. As for the specific explanation, you will find that... Many things Odin this guy has done are really incomprehensible with ordinary human logic.
For example, Odin said to his childhood brothers, "You are both born kings, but only one can be on the throne." Didn't you do something deliberately and push another person who is not a king to the villain?
In an abridged segment of the film, Sol is in the background with Loki before he is ready to take the throne. Loki conjures a snake out of the glass when the servant serves the wine. A famous scene in Thor 3 is the story of Sol telling the story of when Luo Gene knew that he liked snakes when he was 8 years old, so he approached him like a snake and stabbed him.
Sieff is Heimdall’s sister in the comics and Thor’s wife. Although in the movie there are sometimes no hints of Sieff’s ambiguity with him, there are Jane and Vakiri (now seems to be hooking up with Carol). Sieve’s scenes are so pitiful, and the heroine is Never caught it.
Another incomprehensible thing about Odin is that he put a fake infinity glove in the treasure vault, which was studded with all the gems. Of course, from a realistic point of view, this was purely a little egg for comic fans at the time. Most of Marvel did not expect that infinite gloves would be needed to play such an important role in the reunion 3 seven years later. Now if he wants to use the explanation in the plot to round it back, it can only be said that Odin, in order to strengthen his deterrence against the rule of the Nine Realms, chose to use a fake to fill the appearance when he could not collect all the gems.
In terms of time, Thor 1 and Iron Man 2, Invincible Hulk and the US team were picked up at the same time.Within a week, the one who played a series role was the cute Coulson. Originally in charge of Tony, he rushed over as soon as he received the news that Thor's Hammer had landed, and this level of linkage was already the most exciting at first.
The clothes Jane gave Saul had Donald Blake's name tag on it, and she explained that it was her ex-boyfriend. Later, when they rescued Sol from S.H.I.E.L.D., the fake ID they made for him also used this name, and the photo was taken by Darcy in the restaurant earlier. In the comics, Donald Blake is the pseudonym that Thor himself uses on earth, similar in nature to Clark Kent's to Superman.
The Einstein-Rosen Bridge mentioned by Jane is a real physical term. In fact, the common name is a concept that has been used badly by Hollywood-Wormhole.
The former colleague Selvig mentioned here is naturally Banner the Hulk.
In addition to Coulson, another S.H.I.E.L.D. agent that runs through multiple movies is the bald Sitwell. He was out in Thor 1 and Reunion 1, and was later revealed to be one of Hydra's undercover in US Team 2.
Hawkeye, the first-generation reunion member with the lowest sense of existence, made his debut for the first time. As soon as he came up, he was given a shot of flicking the gun pretentiously and then turning his hand to pick up the bow. I personally don’t like these kinds of “flashy” shots, because I leave out the information factor to the audience. In reality, if there is such a person who relies on bows and arrows to fight the world, it is almost impossible for him to hesitate at this time. Do you want to take a gun? The setting of
Rocky in this film is very imaginary. Similar to the ability of remote projection/possession/invisibility cannot be explained by merely creating illusions, and it has never appeared in subsequent films.
In addition, as to why Loki did not restore the blue skin of the Frost Giants after his death, a reasonable explanation I think is this: Loki’s "normal skin color" is not considered an illusion created by him, but Since he grew up in Asgard, he has become like this. In the whole movie, all the time when he showed blue skin was due to direct contact with the Frost Giants or their treasure box, he would not show blue skin without such external stimulation.
According to the Nordic mythology, the Nine Realms are the nine kingdoms connected by the Tree of Life, and generally accept the rule and protection of Asgard. In theory, the Rainbow Bridge can only take effect within the Nine Realms. There are currently seven of the Nine Realms that have clearly appeared in the movie: Asgard, Midgard (Earth), Jotunheim (Frost Giant), Wanaheim (beginning with Thor 2), Moosebel Heim (beginning with Thor 3), Swartheim (Thor 2 Dark Elf), Niddaweiler (Avenger 3 Dwarf Factory). The remaining two are Afheim (the kingdom of light elves) and the underworld. The situation in the underworld is different from the other eight kingdoms. According to the comics, the ruler is Hela, the goddess of death (with almost the same name), and it is a place that can only be reached by the dead.
Coulson's first reaction when he first saw the Destroyer was that this was a new thing made by Iron Man. When the Destroyer opened the mask to shoot the laser, he thought he would see Tony's face at first, and he didn't even think of hiding. Thor finally did not bring the Destroyer back to Asgard, so S.H.I.E.L.D. used him to carry out a series of weapon research and development, including the gun used by Chouson in the reunion 1 against Loki.
Thor called Coulson the Son of Coul, because in the system of Norse mythology, the son’s surname is added to his father’s name with son. For example, Sol’s surname is Odinson’s son, Loki’s The last name is Laufeyson's son, and Coulson's name Coulson fits this rule.
