Thor (2011)
The powerful but arrogant warrior Thor is cast out of the fantastic realm of Asgard by his father Odin for his arrogance and sent down to Earth to live among humans as Dr. Donald Blake. Deprived of all his divine attributes he has to learn humility and obedience. Falling in love with scientist Jane Foster, Thor learns much-needed lessons, and his new-found strength comes into play as a villain from Asgard sends dark forces to invade Earth. Hammer-wielding Thor will learn what it takes to be a true hero in order to save mankind.
Books with substantial mentioning of Thor
| Terence McSweeney Avengers assemble!, Critical perspectives on the Marvel cinematic universe London & New York, 2018 |
Articles on Thor
| Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara & Jeff Goldsmith, Superheroes!, Here to Save Hollywood, in: Empire, nr. 209 (November), 2006 pp. 77-105 |
| Thor, in: Empire, nr. 253 (July), 2010 pp. 20 |
| Thor, in: Empire, nr. 255 (Sept), 2010 pp. 18 |
| James Dyer, Valhalla Rising, in: Empire, nr. 257 (November), 2010 pp. 74-80 |
| Kenneth Branagh, Thor, in: Empire, nr. 263 (May), 2011 pp. 80-83 |
| Danny Graydon, Thor, Track By Track, in: Empire, nr. 264 (June), 2011 pp. 157 |
| Martin Schwickert, Von Göttern und Menschen, in: epd Film, nr. 5, 2011 pp. 39 |
Articles with substantial mentioning of Thor
| Olly Moss, 'Ollywood, in: Empire, nr. 263 (May), 2011 pp. 20 |
Reviews
| Kim Newman, Thor, in: Sight & Sound, nr. 7 (July), 2011 pp. 80 |
| Chris Hewitt, Thor, in: Empire, nr. 264 (June), 2011 pp. 52-53 |
| Martin Schwickert, Thor, in: epd Film, nr. 5, 2011 pp. 38-39 |