I'm a big Marvel fan but even I can't deny the fact that this film is absolute garbage.

It's too bad they weren't able to replicate the success they had with both the Iron Man and Captain America films. Thor had so much potential!

I loved it more than the first! The action scenes and plot was better. The acting was fantastic and there was enough banter to keep it from getting too dark.

One of the first Marvel movies I've seen so I wouldn't know a lot but I definitely liked the first one better than this.

It would've been better if they gave us more information about the bad guy. Sure he's just another villain but a back story would've still been great.

If you took out the other main characters, like Jane for example, this film would've still made sense. Everything was a mess!

One of my favourites from the MCU's opening eight releases. Judging by that average rating: Shows what I know, eh?

I seriously enjoyed 'Thor: The Dark World', with it not only surpassing its predessceor from 2011 but all bar 'Captain America: The First Avenger' in the MCU thus far also. Each to their own, as always, but I found it great.

Loved the score, one of the more memorable ones from the Marvel Cinematic Universe at this point. I also found the pacing to be near perfect, while the humour fits very well. The plot is entertaining.

Chris Hemsworth is great as Thor... read the rest.

Alan Taylor picks up where Sir Kenneth Branagh left off and delivers a dark, more menacing, action adventure with "Thor" (Chris Hemsworth) having to thwart the aspirations of the dark elves led by "Malekith" (Christopher Eccleston). The elves are desperate to obtain the "Aether" - a source of unspeakable power. Meantime, "Jane" (Natalie Portman) and an increasingly off the rails "Selvig" (Stellan Skarsgård) are on Earth continuing their search for a way to communicate with Asgard again. When she accidentally gets sucked into a wormhole, she becomes a target for the evil elf, and after he conque... read the rest.