Thor 2
While it’s disappointing that Kenneth Branagh has decided to move on to other things, we’re big enough fans of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” to know that Alan Taylor should be able to handle the big epic locations of Asgard as well as the very human drama that comes with it. Since Thor moved into the top slot for our favorite solo Marvel movie recently, this is the sequel we have the most expectations and hopes for and Branagh has left some mighty big boots to fill.
Here are our suggestions…
5. Bring Thor to the city and give him an alter-ego–Now we’re probably asking a little too much here, but part of showing Thor on earth is to allow him to have new experiences, and there’s not really that much to do in the area of New Mexico where he spent the first movie. You also can’t really have a God walking around big cities without getting odd looks, so even if he puts on normal clothes and gets a regular job (like construction worker), he can fit in better. Since Thor spent a bit of time in New York in The Avengers it might make some sense for him to stay there, but he may also want to visit Jane Foster where she was sent for her own safety in Avengers.
