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- Dan: Do you like the gig poster, Sam?
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Thor review
“You are no match for the mighty…” cries Chris Hemsworth’s Thor in the latest Marvel opus.
The sentence goes unfinished thanks to a hypodermic needle plunged into the God of Thunder’s bottom, a pomposity-puncturing injection that sums up Kenneth Branagh’s approach to one of the more preposterous heroes in the comic book pantheon.
Chances are that even the most ardent acolyte will be won over by a film that manages to poke genial fun at the helmet-wearing hammer-wielder, whether he’s lording it up on his planet or stranded on ours, while still adhering to the same bangs for bucks ratio as the Iron Man and X-Men cycles.
20 Amazing Cannes 2011 Films
10) The Tree Of Life (2011)
In A Nutshell: Terrence Malick’s closely guarded ’50s-set art-drama stars Brad Pitt, Sean Penn and Jessica Chastain. A young Texan boy’s parents take very different approaches in preparing him for the vagaries of life in the big bad world.
Take Note: Specific plot details are rarer than unicorn turds, but rumours abound of wild surrealist flourishes - including dinosaurs.
