Thor

On a SHIELD monitor, "perimeter" is spelled "perimiter".

When Thor is getting ready to leave and he is holding Jane Foster's hand a blur of the camera crew is visible on Thors scale-like armor.

When Darcy picks up her TASER X26 from her bag (right before Jane, backs into Thor outside the hospital), the sound of a pistol slide being maneuvered is heard.

The TASER X26 does not have a slide or any moving part that can replicate that sound.

Also, Darcy only picks it up and turns it around before putting it back in her bag, she doesn't move anything (safety, cartridges, battery pack).

When Loki is on his way to the Bifrost on horseback to destroy Jotunheim, he is wearing his helmet.

As he is actually activating the Bifrost, his helmet is absent.

The scene cuts to the Bifrost destroying Jotunheim for a few seconds before reverting back to the Bifrost interior where Loki is once again wearing his helmet, presumably just removing his staff from the activation.

Tasers used as depicted cannot knock people out.

They are an immobilizer used to gain compliance via pain.

After the destruction of the Bifrost, Loki is dangling from his staff that is held by Thor.

Loki is gripping the staff at least 3 feet from the bottom.

As the discussion continues you can still see that his hand has not changed position but at the very last just before he makes the decision to fall he is only gripping it about 4 inches from the bottom.

When Jane and Thor are going to the crater, there are wired fences visible on the side of the road.

When the camera cuts to an outside shot of the car, the fences are gone.

Jane is considerably shorter than Thor.

Near the end, they are talking and she has to look up at him.

When they kiss, she is suddenly at eye level.

If you watch the horizon behind them though, you can clearly see that this is because the camera is tilted and Thor is bending down.

In the Healing Room when Loki is shown re-examining his left hand, the edge of his sleeve is brown instead of the green of his attire, as seen immediately after.

Thor is soaked and covered with mud when he drops down in front of the hammer in the SHIELD enclosure.

When he is led away by the guards, the shot is of a very clean man in a clean navy blue top.

After Frigga embraces Loki after he kills Laufey in Odin's chamber, she removes her arms from around him.

When she turns around at Thor's appearance, her left arm is still on Loki's shoulder.

Thor is holding his hammer in his right hand while he comes to the Bifrost and confronts Loki.

When Loki sends him flying and he falls on his back and his hammer hits the floor, the hammer is in his left hand.

It's back in his right hand after he gets up.

When Jane, Erik and Darcy are on the roof of the garage after SHIELD has taken Jane's stuff, there is wind in their hair in the shot from one angle and no wind in the same scene shot from another angle.

The coffee cup on the dashboard in the SHIELD agent's car is knocked over by the vibration of the Destroyer's arrival, in the next few shots of the same scene the coffee cup can clearly be scene inside the agent's car still standing up on the dashboard.

When Thor leaves the diner heading to the crater site, the street is wet.

There's no evidence it's rained since Thor's arrival.

During the fight scene on Jotunheim, Loki's Left arm is grabbed by one of the Jotuns and his glove / clothing / armor disintegrate away to this touch revealing Loki's Jotun heritage.

But for the rest of the scene he appears to have regained both glove, clothing and armor as his hand and arm are clothed again.

Thor is a superhero movie directed by Kenneth Branagh and stars Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan Skarsgård, Colm Feore, Idris Elba and Anthony Hopkins in the leads.The best part of the movie is that the movie is doesn't wastes much time in the introduction of the characters and it's fast paced.

Thor was always the hardest to introduce into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While the rest of the Avengers are all human, albeit some with superpowers, Thor, the mythological god of thunder, is anything but.

When I first heard of this film, I was honestly surprised to hear its director was Kenneth Branagh somehow, the name just didn't fit with the genre. However, I must admit: as far as making a blockbuster goes, Branagh didn't disappoint.

I am not overly a fan of superhero movies, but "Thor" wasn't too bad actually.Certainly, the storyline was suffering a bit from being made from a weak broth, because there could have been so much more added to the movie to give it depth and a fuller meaning.

"I need a horse!"This is the story of the God of Thunder, Thor.

THOR - CATCH IT ( A- ) I've been eagerly waiting for Thor, ever since Chris Hemsworth has been set to play the role of God of Thunder. Unfortunately, just like all summer movies, I wasn't able to watch Thor in cinemas.

Thor, the movie where a god (alien? demi-god?

And oh my, is it a pitiful experience! Loki is just like some new evaluation of Laertes, while at the beginning he may seem like Horatio, that is a go-between for the audience.

I checked the spoiler box, just in case.Anyway, this film was great, and you know when a film is good, when it feels as though the film was not on for that long.