Thor: The Dark World

This movie is a mixed bag for me. It's good in parts but overall it's meh!! One of the worst MCU villains ever in the form of Malekith👎 who just wanted to decimate the world for no apparent reason. Thor wasn't as charismatic as he was in Thor:Ragnarok. Tom Hiddlestone nailed it as Loki though👌❤️❤️ It's not a mediocre movie by any means but i guess Marvel at this point of time wasn't firing on all cylinders as it did starting with the Winter soldier! It still is a enjoyable watch👍 Rating-7/10.Video quality- London is overcast and rather colorless, but Asgard and the Nine Realms are teeming with dusky, golden hues, beautifully saturated skintones, and fittingly unforgiving comic-ink blacks. Detail wows at every turn. Scenes set on Malekith's homeworld, Svartalfheim, are bleak, desolate and a bit murky, yes. A hint of softness even creeps in. But it's all in keeping with Taylor (Director) and cinematographer Kramer Morgenthau's intentions and the visual tone the filmmakers bring to the war-torn Realm. And with a pristine encode that isn't subject to macroblocking, banding or any other anomalies that might prove distracting, The Dark World delivers yet another Marvel Cinematic Universe Blu-ray presentation worthy of high praise❤️❤️Audio🔉- The DTS HD MA 7.1 is outstanding & compliments the video😘 very well.

Thor : The Dark World (2014) Bluray Specifications :It includes English DTS HD Master Audio 7.1, 5.1 Ch DD Hindi, Tamil DD 5.1 & Telugu DD 5.1Subtitles : English, Hindi, Tamil & TeluguBluray Feature 1080p HD Widescreen (2:40:1)Region Code : A,B,CNo. of Disc : 1 (Bluray)Bonus Features :Marvel One Shot : All Hail the King - An All New Marvel Short Film, Exclusive Look- Marvel's Captain AMerica: The Winter Soldier and Many MOre...Release Year : 2014Marketed & Distributed by SonyDadc Home Entertainment

Clearly one of the Best Combination of Sound and Visual Quality and the Price from Amazon...Disc Packing info:As Usual both Movies Contain Single DiscRegion Free (Both)=============================================================================Transformers 3 3DVideoCodec: MPEG-4 MVC (28.10 Mbps)Resolution: 1080pAspect ratio: 2.40:1Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1AudioEnglish: Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)Japense: Dolby Digital 5.1Czech: 5.1Russian 5.1SubtitlesEnglish=======================================Thor 3DVideoCodec: MPEG-4 AVCResolution: 1080pAspect ratio: 2.35:1Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1AudioEnglish: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1Czech: Dolby Digital 5.1Polish: Dolby Digital 5.1Russian : Dolby Digital 5.1Thai: DD 5.1Subs:EnglishTransformers: Dark of the Moon This film is certainly an outstanding visual spectacle that boasts some of the most impressive, fluid and stunning cgi sequences I've ever seen. The photography is fantastic and the 3d technology is used effectively to create stunning, visually amazing scenes. However, that is the only aspect of the film that I believe deserves merit at all. Despite the continuous action, destruction and battles, I found this film to be extremely boring, and the final battle, which claimed the last hour of the film was far too long and drawn out and it greatly prevented me from appreciating the visual spectacle that is the final battle as it's so long it becomes tedious and I couldn't wait for it to end.Transformers: Dark of the Moon delivers one of the finest lossless soundtracks ever to grace a Blu-ray disc. Paramount's Dolby TrueHD 7.1 presentation is a true champion. Every musical note, every sound effect, every line of dialogue is so pristine, so natural, that there's never a moment where the audience isn't completely immersed in Michael Bay's chaotic world.Thor 3DThoroughly entertained by this one. The Marvel Comic hero Thor of course based on the ancient Norse God of Thunder comes to the big screen in a fine version with very nice computer graphic special effects. And it has the added attraction of a classical actor like Kenneth Branagh directing and having the lines of the Norse immortals spoken as if the Bard had written them.Regards,AVBuff™ (Audio/Video Fan)

Awesome quality but my problem is in my Blu-ray player 3D not supported. Can anyone suggest me a good Blu-ray player that also supports 3D movies?

Only for 3D TV. No 2D playback possible on this disc.

Good movie

Picture quality good,sound quality good,language option Hindi and English

Excellent

Yes - this is good - it's one of those again where I'm scratching my head wondering why people don't rate it. Better than the first I would say - slightly less good then the 3rd (unless you're a Warriors Three fan).Got it for the 3D which is good I have to say - I can watch this film over and over again to be honest.Do you know Christopher Eccleston? The actor who dropped out of Dr Who after a single series and refused to turn up for the Matt Smith David Tennant episode - the serious act-TOR who doesn't want to be associated with something like Dr Who? You know him? Yeah?He's a Space Elf in this.

Thor The Dark World soars endlessly in Asgardian light instead of Elvish darkness. Continuing on from the events of 'The Avengers' and acting as a sequel to 'Thor', which is incredibly underrated and overlooked, The Dark World shrouds itself in ancient magic and elusive mysticism. Expertly crafted world building, only to present a contrived, arduous and over-extensive story that struggled to find any footing. Thor's electrifying mighty hammer "meow meow" was not enough to appease a sub-standard plot conforming to the typical "save the world" formula and absent of any character development. Fans of the MCU typically forget about this sequel, and it's not difficult to see why. Jane, in an endless search to find Thor again, coincidentally enters a realm which contains the Aether, a primordial entity withholding dark matter. She inadvertently consumes it, the Dark Elves want it back and Thor must save the Nine Realms again.Visually, the world of Asgard looked stunning. Clean beautiful shots of towering architecture, fully embracing its fantastical green screens which were hardly noticeable. In fact, the majority of the visual effects were excellently produced (aside from Marvel's eternal weakness, human CGI), particularly the designs of the Dark Elves spaceships as they recklessly invade Asgard. The returning cast all gave consistently good performances. Hemsworth, Portman and Hiddleston retain the original likability that we've all come to adore. Although Russo, Hopkins and Ecclestone were questionably underused. Costumes were fitting, production design detailed and a plethora of other technical aspects being fully functional. That's not The Dark World's problem.The inherent issue is with the unmemorable story that lacks any evolution for the characters involved. Thor remains the same from the start to the end. Loki is still mischievous without emanating any emotional conflict of vengeance. And Jane, unfortunately, subsides into a convenient plot device just so Thor has a reason to come back to Earth. The relationship between the two never progresses, and feels more forced than ever. And over half of the film is set on Asgard with the narrative progression becoming stagnant. Nothing happens.Then we come to the antagonist, Malekith. The accursed. Ruler of the Dark Elves, and one of the most powerful. Shame that he was completely wasted in this formulaic story. Seriously, the most underdeveloped pointless waste of a Marvel villain in the entire MCU. Ecclestone, a talented character actor, was pushed aside for Dennings' insufferably unfunny remarks, in an attempt to inject some humour that the original was apparently absent of. It just further cements the unmemorable qualities that The Dark World upholds.Whilst not necessarily a bad film, I mean it is watchable to an extent, it fails to live up to the quality of previous entries (minus 'Iron Man 2' and 'The Incredible Hulk'...). Leaving the film rotting in the dusty realm of Svartalfheim.

Another ripoff from Disney (who are responsible for the disc manufacture.) Only the main feature is subtitled for hard of hearing and there's no way to tell from the product information. Really shabby since what's the point of buying a disc if not for the extras. Movie itself is one of the weaker Marvel outings, a bit too pompous for it's own good. At best a three star. Other Marvel discs that I have found with this subtitling problem so far are: Civil War, Iron Man 3, Avengers Assemble. There may yet be others to add to the list. Quite cross.

Great film. Excellent use of Loki. Brilliant score from Brian Tyler. The major character death has more impact than all the quick kills in Ragnarok. Finds a nice balance between serious moments and humour without going as goofy as Ragnarok. If you hadn't seen it before Endgame then a certain scene would have much less poignancy. I don't understand why many people think this is one of the worst marvel movies. I've seen it well over 20 times and still think it's great.

I wasn't keen on the slow pace of the first Thor movie but caught this on TV and decided I'd like it in my collection, particularly seeing the spectacular graphics in 3D. I'm glad I did!If you have a 3D 4K OLED TV, it's great, because you get flicker-free HD 3D, and this works really, really well. It's great when impressive and involving imagery tells a dynamic and fun story, and this was a very enjoyable watch.Highly recommended!