New Thor Trailer

[toro]

I liked it, but were is the Norse/Viking accent. Reminded me of the religious movies of the 1960s were all the Roman's/Jews and early Christians had english accents.

[marvelcollector]

Why all the 3D hating???

 

 

Because the fear is, it's a gimmick that's used to cover up a lack of story and other serious defects.

[Silent Master]

Why all the 3D hating???

 

 

Because the fear is, it's a gimmick that's used to cover up a lack of story and other serious defects.

 

 

Don't be scared of new technology everyone!!!! All special effects could be said to do the same thing and I know people say that all the time. So far I think The Last Airbender was the only 3D movie that I saw that was to much of a gimmick.

 

I don't see any reason to panic, they always release a 2D version as well, if you don't care for the 3D then just see the 2D (usually cheaper anyway!).

[megaweapon-migration]

The Asgardians are not Norse nor vikings. They were worshiped by those groups but you're talking about voice accents of otherworldly beings.

[herc2000]

Looks great, jaw dropped when I saw 3D, , hate 3D I must admit.

 

herc

[THE_BEYONDER]

The Destroyer looks pretty cool....

[supapimp]

3-D is not new technology, it's been around since the 50's.

[Silent Master]

3-D is not new technology, it's been around since the 50's.

 

Sorry, should have specified "Real 3D" (and I know that's been out for about 10 or 15 years)

[Dark Knight]

Looks wayy better than the Green lantern trailer

[telerites]

Just not too hopeful of a good movie. Asgard reminds me of the Flash Gordon movie set.

 

We'll see.

[bestdcfanonearth]

For me, it looked pretty cool. I liked it, more than the Green Lantern one.

[hermster]

For me, it looked pretty cool. I liked it, more than the Green Lantern one.

 

+1

[VintageComics]

Why all the 3D hating???

 

It is the cost? The glasses? The effect?

 

 

Because it's just a cash grab that adds no real substance to the movie most of the time.

[seanfingh]

Asgard reminds me of the Flash Gordon movie set.

 

You say that like it is a bad thing.

[supapimp]

Asgard reminds me of the Flash Gordon movie set.

 

You say that like it is a bad thing.

 

my non fanboy friend said the same thing when i posted the trailer on FB.

[seanfingh]

Asgard reminds me of the Flash Gordon movie set.

 

You say that like it is a bad thing.

 

my non fanboy friend said the same thing when i posted the trailer on FB.

 

GO FLASH, GO!

[rodan57]

Asgard reminds me of the Flash Gordon movie set.

 

You say that like it is a bad thing.

(thumbs u

 

 

[seanfingh]

 

That is a smokin' hot Dale Arden!

[Silent Master]

Why all the 3D hating???

 

It is the cost? The glasses? The effect?

 

 

Because it's just a cash grab that adds no real substance to the movie most of the time.

 

Isn't the whole make a movie, sell tickets, release a DVD, etc all a grab for money? And when was the last time Hollywood gave us any "real substance"?

 

Just think how much extra 3D movies are stimulating the economy and creating jobs!!

 

I guess I'm just one of those people who really likes the 3D effect, keep them coming as far as I'm concerned. With Green Lantern, Thor, Tron, Spiderman 4, and at least 15 other 3D movies slated for next year I don't think it's going away anytime soon.

 

(forgot the upcoming new Alien film!)

[joe_collector]

I don't see any reason to panic, they always release a 2D version as well, if you don't care for the 3D then just see the 2D (usually cheaper anyway!).

 

This is a joke right? We have two brand-spanking-new theaters nearby and both only show new releases in 3D. It's a profit deal, as ticket prices are insanely high for 3D, so they *force* you to pay the higher rate or not see it at all (or drive an hour to another suburb).

 

The only 2D movies they show are the ones without a 3D version so there really is no choice with newer theaters.