(in 3D), yesterday, at the Grove, and, maybe I've just seen too many movies now, but it seemed awfully cliche, even for an action movie. In particular, Natalie Portman's portrayal of a cute, but work-driven scientist was disappointing, especially because I usually like her stuff. I suppose any normal girl would gush about the main character's (Chris Hemsworth) fantastic abs, but I was more thrilled to see the ending universe sequence because it was in 3D! I could care less about the final scene after the credits, which apparently was an important teaser. Oh, whoops, there goes a spoiler.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Movie: Thor (3D)
I saw Thor
(in 3D), yesterday, at the Grove, and, maybe I've just seen too many movies now, but it seemed awfully cliche, even for an action movie. In particular, Natalie Portman's portrayal of a cute, but work-driven scientist was disappointing, especially because I usually like her stuff. I suppose any normal girl would gush about the main character's (Chris Hemsworth) fantastic abs, but I was more thrilled to see the ending universe sequence because it was in 3D! I could care less about the final scene after the credits, which apparently was an important teaser. Oh, whoops, there goes a spoiler.
(in 3D), yesterday, at the Grove, and, maybe I've just seen too many movies now, but it seemed awfully cliche, even for an action movie. In particular, Natalie Portman's portrayal of a cute, but work-driven scientist was disappointing, especially because I usually like her stuff. I suppose any normal girl would gush about the main character's (Chris Hemsworth) fantastic abs, but I was more thrilled to see the ending universe sequence because it was in 3D! I could care less about the final scene after the credits, which apparently was an important teaser. Oh, whoops, there goes a spoiler.
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