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enhanced experience. RB28’s Movie
Narratives, ends this movie narrative of Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011), with some Hollywood
facts.
Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011) is an unrated movie. Furthermore, it is 1 hour and 17 minutes
long. This movie is categorized under
the animation, action and adventure genre.
The official release date is May
17th, 2011. The
release date is for the Country of the United
States of America. Additionally, this movie is a direct to video
release. The director was Sam Liu. The writers were Greg Johnson, Craig Kyle,
Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. The officially
recognized stars of Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011); were Matthew
Wolf, Rick Gomez and Tara Strong. The
list of the 15 most important cast members is as follows:
- Matthew Wolf (Thor).
- Rick Gomez (Loki).
- Tara Strong (Sif).
- Alistair Abell (Fandral).
- Paul Dobson (Hogun).
- Brent Chapman (Volstagg).
- Chris Britton (Odin).
- Ron Halder (Algrim).
- Cathy Weseluck (Brunhilde).
- Michael Dobson (Geirmarr).
- John Novak (Thrym).
- Mark Acheson (Voice).
- Ashleigh Ball (Amora).
- Brian Drummond (Fenris).
- Mark Gibbon (Voice).
The
synopsis follows. Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011)
is an animated adventure about Thor, Prince of Asgard. Thor, the Prince of Asgard, is trained as a
warrior through simulated combat. The
training sessions, are also, a public spectacle. Unfortunately, Thor is royalty, and, the best
warriors of Asgard always let him win. A
group of old warriors, referred to as the Warriors 3, were in the public square
during this time. Furthermore, they were
telling the people war stories. Thor
walked by, and coincidentally, was ridiculed because the warriors let him win
the simulated combat. Thor goes to see
his father, King Odin. Furthermore, he
asks for permission to patrol with the warriors. King Odin denies his request. Loki is Thor’s brother, and, he has a
different personality. Thor refuses to
accept his father’s answer, and, he is able to recruit his brother for his
personal journey. A short time later,
the Warriors 3 depart on a patrol mission, so they say. Thor and Loki successfully hide in their
boat, and, they depart on a warrior’s journey.
Unfortunately it results that, the Warriors 3 embellish their war
stories. The truth is, the Warriors 3
pass time at a bar, or tavern, where trade with other civilizations takes
place. Thor and Loki approach them at
the bar, or tavern. However and out of
nowhere; a bar brawl breaks out, and, everyone in the group is involved. Thor loses his sword during his parts of the
bar brawl. The group successfully
escapes, however, someone sets the bar on fire.
Furthermore, the boat crashes on an island that, is in the middle of
winter. Thor, Loki and the group are
stranded there. King Odin is informed by
the bartender about the actions, and deeds, of his two sons. The bartender also asks King Odin, for
compensation. Ultimately, as the story
progresses, Algrim the Dark Elve betrays Asgard. Director, Sam Liu, does a good job. The story is complicated with several twists
and turns. However and ultimately, the
director does put things into, a coherent and organized order. Unfortunately, the writers don’t do a very
good job. The story is needlessly
complicated. The officially recognized
stars, do a good job performing their roles.
Overall, Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011) earns the rating
of 5 out of 10.
The
movie narrative of, Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011), is as
follows. Thor participates in simulated
combat. Furthermore, there is a crowd of
people that, watches the combat action.
Thor loses his sword during the sword fight. The other combatants stop and wait, for Thor. Furthermore; he is given his sword so that,
he can continue fighting, and then, he is given the victory. Thor is royalty in Asgard. Sif is a woman. Additionally, she is feeding the horses when
Thor enters the horse stables. Sif and
Thor have an argument, because, the warriors always allow him to win. The argument becomes a fight, and then, it becomes
combat. Thor raises his sword, and, Sif
raises a pitch fork. Sif breaks the
pitch fork and fights with a stick, instead.
Sif uses the stick to take Thor down, and subsequently, wins. Sif, immediately, leaves for the Valkyrie on
a horse. The horse has wings and can
fly. Loki, Thor’s brother, was outside
the stables, and, he also watches her leave.
Old warriors are in the public square telling stories of combat. Thor walks by, and coincidentally, they
ridicule his victory in the simulated combat.
Thor enters the palace to see his father, King Odin. King Odin is also informed about the new
training camp that, the Valkyrie have established. Furthermore, that Sif is speaking with
them. Thor asks his father for
permission, to patrol with the warriors.
King Odin denies Thor’s request.
Algrim goes to see Thor. Algrim
is a Dark Elve, and, servant of the palace.
Thor talks to Algrim about his desire, to complete a rite of passage for
warriors. Algrim wants Thor to forget
the idea. Meanwhile, Loki is practicing
manipulating the shape of water. Amora
is Loki’s instructor. Thor arrives, and,
he asks Amora to leave. Loki is successfully
recruited to join, Thor’s secret journey.
Thor and Loki arrive, at the dock for the boats. The old warriors prepare to leave. Thor and Loki hide, in their boat. The boat starts on water, and then, it flies
in the air. Asgard is a floating island in
the sky. The old warriors are called,
the Warriors 3. King Odin speaks to
Algrim, to ask, if he knows where Thor and Loki are. Algrim says that, he doesn’t know their
location. The boat stops at a bar, or
tavern. The Warriors 3 are inside
drinking. Thor approaches the Warriors
3. Loki follows a few seconds later or
behind. Thor gets into a fight with a
Ware Wolf. The fight breaks out into a
bar brawl. The Warriors 3 become part of
the bar brawl. Unexpectedly, Thor loses
his sword. Loki finds Thor a wooden
hammer, and, Thor continues fighting in the bar brawl. The group returns to the boat, and, they
escape. Unfortunately, someone in the
group sets the bar, or tavern, on fire.
Thor and Loki instruct the Warriors 3 to proceed to Jotenheim, because,
they are on the search for Surtur’s sword.
Sif is in the middle of combat training with, a civilization of women
warriors. Unexpectedly, Thor’s boat
crashes into an island that, is in the middle of winter. The group continues marching forward. Furthermore, the island is home to the Frost
Giants. The group encounters Snow
Sprites. Thor sits down, and, gives up
the journey to find Surtur’s sword. Loki
lifts up his spirit, so that, he won’t give up.
At this time, Thor and Loki remember the story of the defeat of Surtur. Their father, Odin, fought Surtur with his
spear. Furthermore, they believe that
they are standing, in the valley, where the battle took place. Odin defeats Surtur, and, his sword
falls. The sword is supposed to be
trapped, inside of a mountain. The group
continues walking toward a mountain. The
group arrives, at a cave that is part, of the mountain. Unexpectedly, the floor crumbles, and, the
group falls down. King Odin is sitting
on his throne, when, the bartender from the bar enters to see him. The bartender returns Thor’s sword, and, he
demands compensation for the damages.
King Odin becomes angry. The
group is recovering from the fall, when, Loki finds Surtur’s sword. Furthermore, he leads the way. Hogun breaks the sword free, and, Thor comes
in possession of Surtur’s sword. The
group successfully exits the mountain.
Thor decides to lead the group, towards, the Valkyrie training
camp. The Valkyrie, is a civilization of
women warriors. It is also the location,
where, Sif is training. The Frost
Giants, are alerted to the presence of intruders. Furthermore, a patrol group is sent towards
Thor and his group. While crossing a
bridge, Thor kills one Frost Giant. He
then; demolishes the bridge, and, a second Frost Giant falls to his death. Furthermore, he used Surtur’s sword, in the
combat, against the Frost Giants. The
King of the Frost Giants, is informed.
Furthermore, the King of the Frost Giants orders war against Asgard,
and, King Odin. Thor’s group arrives, at
the location of the Valkyrie training camp.
Thor enters alone, and, he immediately finds Sif. Thor asks Sif for, 5 horses. Sif refuses to help, Thor. Unfortunately, women warriors discover Thor,
and, he is taken prisoner. The Frost
Giants arrive at Asgard. The Army of
Asgard is standing and ready. King Odin,
speaks to, the King of the Frost Giants.
The King of the Frost Giants wants Surtur’s sword, in order, to stop the
war. King Odin returns to the palace,
and, Algrim leaves in search of Thor.
The Valkyrie capture, all of the members of Thor’s group. Unexpectedly, the Frost Giants attack the
Valkyrie. During the battle, the group
is able to escape with Sif’s help. Thor
is also able to keep possession, of Surtur’s sword. Furthermore, the leader of the Valkyrie gives
the group horses. Algrim travels with
warriors, and, they travel by horse. In
the wilderness, and at a water source, Algrim finds Thor and the group. Thor gives Algrim, Surtur’s sword. Almost immediately; Algrim changes, and, he
turns against Asgard. Furthermore, he
kills the warriors that, traveled with him.
From this point forward; the series of events, take the viewer, to the
end. Finally; you have to watch, in
order to know, how this movie ends.
The
movie narrative of the feature film, Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011), ends with some Hollywood
facts. The countries of origin are the United
States of America and Canada. The official language is English. There are other notable release dates. The other notable release dates are: Russia,
June 30, 2011; Germany,
September 19, 2011 and Japan,
August 8, 2012. Regrettably, there is no box office data for
this feature film. The production
companies are Lionsgate, Marvel Animation, MLG Productions 7 and Marvel
Studios. There are several distributors
for this particular movie. Some of the
distributors include the following; Entertainment One Benelux
(Netherlands),
Flagman-Trade (Russia)
and Lionsgate Home Entertainment (U.S.A.).
To
end and as always, RB28’s Movie Narratives, encourages you to continue reading
the posted movie narratives. The
aforementioned blog strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes
inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure
to RB28’s Movie Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you
as well. For this week, and in
conclusion, the feature film was Thor: Tales of Asgard (2011). RB28’s Movie Narratives looks forward to
seeing you next week, when another movie will be highlighted.
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