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On
November 8th, Thor: The Dark World, came into theaters and instantly
became the top November film opening of all time in North America. In this
second film of the Thor franchise, Thor, played perfectly by Chris
Hemsworth, must defend his home of Asgard, as well as the rest of the Nine
Realms from the Dark Elf forces, led by the evil Malekith. Thor’s quest is to
regain the Aether, a dark and very powerful substance that has found a home
inside his love interest, Jane, who is once again played by Natalie Portman. Thor
will do whatever it takes to obtain the Aether, and in the midst of all the
chaos, he must protect Asgard and Jane from the evil schemes.
Many
Notre Dame Academy students went to see the flick and were truly in love with
this wonderful follow up to the Thor as well as the Avengers franchises.
“The movie gets better as it goes along,” says Dominique Marinelli, Class of
2014. “It left you hanging, and if you liked the first Thor movie, you
will enjoy the sequel.”
The
film was a perfectly blended mix of comedy, drama, and action; it was enjoyed
by audiences everywhere. This movie was much darker, as well as more comedic
than the first Thor film that hit theaters in 2011, which first satisfied
many Marvel fans around the globe. The Dark World also contained several
cameos made by other people involved in the superhero world, hysterical scenes
and lines (mostly brought about by Tom Hiddleston, who returned to the
franchise as the mischievous Loki), sudden and heart-stopping plot twists, and
two secret scenes that happen after the credits rolled. Thor: The Dark World
truly deserved its place at the top of the box office and will always have a
home in the hearts of audiences everywhere.
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