[Hawthorn]

Originally Posted by wickedrum (View Post) I never think of deleted scenes as not in the movie, but I guess some people didn't get to see it

It's the same for me, but then I bring them up when talking to a more casual fan and some have no idea what I'm referring to, and I remember that they are not canon. Sigh.

It sucks because in both Thor and TDW there are deleted bits that would have served the characters well, not just Thor and Loki - for instance I would have enjoyed Jane more in the second movie if they kept her deleted scenes in.

[zacsbabyboo]

how can they delete any scenes of them? shame shame!

[Hawthorn]

I am honestly still wondering why they were so hell bent on making The Dark World so short.
At least they didn't cut off any too good/emotional scene between Thor and Loki this time.

[love on the brain]

Wasn't there an issue between Marvel and Alan Taylor about the runtime? Alan wanted it longer, but they said no? I know that they denied the reports, but who knows exactly what happened there. Let the director do their job, Marvel!

[zacsbabyboo]

Originally Posted by Hawthorn (View Post) At least they didn't cut off any too good/emotional scene between Thor and Loki this time.

yes thank god, we still got alot of great memorable scenes of these two!

[Hawthorn]

They did have some of the best moments.
I have my issues with the movie, but I can't complain too much on the space they gave to our bros.

Originally Posted by always be my baby (View Post) Wasn't there an issue between Marvel and Alan Taylor about the runtime? Alan wanted it longer, but they said no? I know that they denied the reports, but who knows exactly what happened there. Let the director do their job, Marvel!

There are way too many rumors about the studio wanting the last say in a lot of matters not to think that where there is smoke, there is also fire.
Taylor was picked up because they didn't have a clear idea about the mood of Thor 2, and his Game of Thrones work seemed as good as any reference. He did what he could, but you can tell he didn't have much weight in shaping the film.

[love on the brain]

Asgard was stunning in the second film, but I think no one understood Thor's universe more than Ken did.

[Lostcandy]

May I be added?

[zacsbabyboo]

Originally Posted by Lostcandy (View Post) May I be added?

i added you, welcome!



they are cool!

[Hawthorn]

Welcome!

I love that gif!!

Originally Posted by always be my baby (View Post) Asgard was stunning in the second film, but I think no one understood Thor's universe more than Ken did.

Ken was the perfect choice for the first movie because he really aced the family drama at the core of the plot. There was humor in the film, yes, but never to the detriment of the emotional scenes and the character moments.
Many criticized how "polished" his Asgard looked, but I liked it a lot, overall. It looked grandiose and alien enough.

[Jade Lizabetta Lautner]

Too hilarious. .

[Hawthorn]

#BadAssgardians

[love on the brain]

It really annoys me when people wear sunglasses indoors though

[zacsbabyboo]

Originally Posted by always be my baby (View Post) It really annoys me when people wear sunglasses indoors though

me too! it's like 'yeah we know you're cool, but do you really gotta wear those sunglasses indoors, that's not cool.'

Originally Posted by Hawthorn (View Post) #BadAssgardians

love that!

[Hawthorn]

But we've seen how much gold there is around Odin's palace - you need the shades to protect your eyes from all the sparkling of the walls. And Thor's shiny hair.


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