#silverducks

Yeah I agree, I wish the Asgard scenes and the Norway/Odin scenes were a bit longer. There was so much on the line emotionally that I would have liked to let those moments really hit us. 

The official website posted a picture of Gale with a big red “SAVIOR” across him.

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(I'm counting series as one. That's allowed, right?)

The Chronicles of Narnia

The Giver

The Hunger Games

The Screwtape Letters

The Road

Animorphs

Harry Potter

Stargirl

The Three Musketeers

[cont.]The others just don’t seem real to me, but that may be due to the writing style not really being my cup of tea… It’s OBVIOUS Cassia will end up with Ky (and I just can’t really buy into their romance tbh, it seems like it’s there because it has to be, not naturally evolved, like, for example, Everlark). But anyway, yeah, if Xander’s character gets treated even worse, I’m wondering if it’s worth continuing with the series. Do the books get better? Does the love triangle tone down a bit?

I enjoyed the Matched trilogy. It had it’s share of problems including writing style and, most unfortunately, and an uninspiring main character, but I do recommend it. The love triangle will remain, but other things become bigger. The next two books show more of the world, and its mysteries, and introduce some great new characters. Ky didn’t feel real to me in the first book either, but he becomes very interesting in the second book when he gets to co-narrate with Cassia. The third book adds Xander as a narrator, and I loved that.

I sure have! I saw it twice within a 24 hour period haha

I have a lot of feelings! Overall it was fun and awesome and entertaining! I thought Chris Hemsworth did an excellent job and the plot was interesting enough. Thor's pain and his determination through it all were great. And Heimdall, let's talk about him yes. Big fan of the character developments for Thor/Jane and Loki. I thought the emotional scenes were very well done, and overall it just felt like a much more complete, deeper world than the first film. And it was so funny, I did not expect so much humor!

I think somethings could have been done a lot better. I am still confused as to why Iron Man 3 was able to show the passage of time (as in months) during the movie but this Thor movie again feels like it took place over like 48 hours. And fuck if I know what Erik's science was actually about or why it worked, I just imagined circus music playing the background through the realm hopping/last 1/3rd of the film. Some lines were heavy handed and the villain was sort of hollow. And there needed to be about 500x more Sif! Jaimie is a scene stealer though!

But I am suuuuuuper pleased with the one true interaction between Loki and Sif and my shipper feelings are still burning like crazy! Just enough eye-fucking to last me a few more years. Plus, when Loki told "Sif" she looks ravishing, I nearly punched the stranger next to me with joy. Not to mention the angst we can roll around with yet another Loki "death" for all of Asgard to suffer through. And I'm so excited to see that so many new people have boarded the ship! Yes, all the feels!