The only song during "Thor" is "I Can Help" played on the soundtrack as the movie riffs on Excalibur with everybody trying to pick up Thor's hammer. Funny because of the "I've got two strong arms" line.
Unlike the rest of this piece of summer junk ready to join the stockpile of Marvel ccomics crapola motion pictures.
Catwoman, daredevil, Captain America…oh Cap'n America isn't out yet? I saw the preview, it's a dog.
It is a remarkable how wrong these Marvel movies have gone. All of them suck. Ironman"sucks. the first Spiderman and X-Men aren't bad (but neither is in the same league as the comic books. But the Hulk? Wolverine? You can't throw a big without hitting a lousy superhero.
Here, they tell a variation on Greek God legends, one moment Asgard (his Papa Odins' hometown), the next minute Earth where he has been banished for starting a war and falls into the arms of Natalie Portman. banished because… ah, forget it. He fights with his brother Loki, Odin goes into a coma (surely something not quite right there), though the way Anthony Hopkins portrays him it is hard to tell the difference between the waking and sleeping god.
Blah blah bang bang. Lotsa Hubble telscopy special effecting and an almost happily ever after though something tells me Loki hasn't croaked (what's the point of being a god if you can die?) and Natalie and Thor will hook up again if enough tickets are sold.