Thor: The Dark World - movie review

The other day I went to see Thor: The Dark World, and realized this is one movie I need to see in 3D so off I went to see it in 3D and I was not disappointed. All the shots that I thought would be great in 3D were, plus more.  I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, in fact I may have enjoyed it more than the first. Chris Hemsworth at this best, Natalie Portman doing her wonderful work and the absolutely wonderful Loki played by Tom Hiddleston.  Even the support cast of Stellan Skarsgard, as the mad scientist, Anthony Hopkins, as the Thor's father, Kat Dennings as the side kick and Christopher Eccleston as the bad guy Malekith.
In fact, everyone played their part great and I feel in love with Zachary Levi. (Loved him in Chuck too).
The story plot of a dark energy (wonderfully red) is unleased into Jane Foster (Portman). Thor comes to save the day with personal sacrifices along the way. Where would Thor be without Tom Hiddleston as the devious Loki. This story has some shifts and changes and its a 'ride'. 
In seeing this film two times within a few days of each other, I honestly could go see it again. The detail, the story line with its twists and turns, the magnificent sets as you visit other planets. 
Worth seeing, most definitely, entertainment with great acting, wonderful bodies and how friendship, love and even brotherly competition can unfold.  It has enough explosions, fighting and flying through the air for those who want to see that to be more than satisfied. Also has enough human relationship interactions for those who love that.
Oh yes, make sure you don't leave the theatre until the last credit is played....you will not be disappointed. (Remember last credit - stay sitting)
41/2 out of 5.

Thor

Saturday night saw my friend Trish and I driving 45 minutes north to watch Thor in 3D.  Was the trip worth it?  It was. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. From beginning to end. The costumes, the sets and the whole mythological concept was really well presented. I had not read any of these comics upon which this movie is based, so did not know the story at all. I found how it was presented was I did not need to 'know', I just needed to follow the story.
The acting is really good too. Good actors Chris Hemsworth made a wonderful Thor (the body - well enough said) but he was able to go from arrogant to humble and you believed it. Natalie Portman played her part well as the scientist who falls in love with Thor and of course Sir Anthony Hopkins was his usual great self as Oden. 
As I enjoyed this movie it met a lot of my criteria, I laughed, had a definite moral, well acted, well edited, good direction, the computer additions were done wonderfully well plus it held my attention the whole movie through. Therefore 4 out of 5.  (was wondering whether it was a 41/2 - you go you decide).