Showing posts with label thor the dark world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thor the dark world. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Pack Your Suitcase: Thor Is Coming To Disneyland



The Disney Parks Blog brings forth happy tidings!  When Thor: The Dark World hits theaters this November 8th, Disneyland park guests will have a chance to visit Asgard and meet Thor himself!

It's not yet clear specifically when or where Thor will appear in the park, but don't count on encountering his fangirl-favorite brother there with him.  "Meeting Loki would be pretty awesome (it was certainly cool to see Tom Hiddleston make an appearance at the D23 Expo)!  I'm afraid there are no plans at this time, though, to bring Loki to the park." wrote Shawn Slater, Communication Manager for Walt Disney parks and Resorts Creative Entertainment, in response to a comment on the blog.

Pack your bags, ladies!  Let's go to Anaheim!




Monday, August 12, 2013

Natalie Portman talks about THOR: THE DARK WORLD

The ridiculously adorable Natalie Portman gave a brief interview at Disney's D23 Expo this last week and spoke on her Thor: The Dark World's character, Jane.


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On how Jane feels about having to work with Loki as an ally:

"I don't think she's as quite as forgiving as Thor is.  Often times we protect the people we love more than they protect themselves.  But, he's helpful in some places.  Evil people can think like other evil people."

On how Jane feels about being in Asgard for the first time:

"Things that she is marveling at seem like such high technology to her, are like kid's toys (to the Asgardians) and they are such an advanced species that even though she's this astrophysicist, she's totally inferior to all of them.  So, I think its a good humbling experience for her."

On the second installment having a darker tone:

"Its much grittier I think, because they chose to shoot in real places much of the time.  A lot of the villain's world was shot in Iceland.  So it looks like real places as opposed to some thing drawn on a computer.  Its a lot darker in tone maybe, but still quite epic and entertaining."



Original Source:  HitFix