That final moment was amazing because of the relationship dynamic between Loki and Odin instead of Loki and Thor or Thor and Odin. This movie should have been called Loki.

I doubt we'll get Ultron without Henry Pym, it would probably be an introduction storyline maybe with Wasp, but with a big teaser with Ultron at the end.

That explains a lot; another problem with this movie was the fact that the fight scenes were mediocre for a super hero/action movie. The only fight scene that I loved was against the frost giants at the beginning. The final fight was super lame, and the scene with Thor fighting through SHIELD agents to get his hammer…

I hope they don't replace a lame character (Hawkeye) with another one Falcon, they are like two members of the birds of war; my fingers are still crossed for Henry Pym because I want to see Ultron so badly in an Avengers movie.

I'm normally cautious of characters for pure comic relief, but Kat is playing that role very well because her character started on a shaky edge with me. The problem with Thor's character so far can be attribute to some of supporting characters in the movie. It seems that Odin, Loki, and to a least extent Hiemdall and…

Hawkeye is actually my least favorite character from the Avengers, but so far Thor is taking the cake for a close number two. I blame my hate on forced change that isn't transitioned well so far, by the amount of time left in the movie; they may not have enough time to show and explore his change of character.

Loki is the only character that I like so far, I agree with his reasoning for shitting on Thor even though his actions so far are questionable. I'm getting Shakespearean villain vibe from him. I have my opinion on Thor character development, and his love story; but I'll save it for later.

I hope this is not weird because I've decided to watch Thor on net flick based only on the fact that I found out yesterday that Kat Dennings is part of the cast. So far I've watched the beginning step-up of the movie, and I find most of the main characters unlikeable, privileged, and paper thin douche; but the movie…

...and this dangerous cycle as I planned continues *cue maniacal laughter*

ewww for owning a fedora

I can't wait to see a comment that says she deserves to have her privacy violated because she's a fame-whore. "You know she loves any attention"

In defense of Daniel Tosh, he is really active with stand-up tours. Especially when his show is on a break from shooting.

All forms of medium uses archetypes as a foundation for their characters;I'm less disturbed by the use of archetypes as long as the writing staff can create a situation that the character determines the archetypes(traits) instead of the archetypes creating the character. This may sound easy on paper, but it is…

I would accept most of your points, if the writers of the show used archetype inspired jokes as an excuse not to build or develop their character. Your point is probably more valid in the earlier seasons because the set-up of hot girl and a bunch of nerds story, but it has really develop beyond that cheesy phase. Even…

What's the point of a comedy show, if it cannot laugh at itself?

Starting school, and being around strangers without your presence for a lengthy amount of time will challenge his current way of life. The conforming gender orthodoxies that are present in schools, and perpetrated by the kids will force him to react to it. It is nearly impossible determine his reaction to these…

This is coming from someone, who had the lucky of experiencing and participating in the advancement of digital technology. I remember having to buy tapes for music, and VHS for movies, I remember owning Walkman, and its shit-hole of dead weight disc, and finally I remember being one of the first group of people to own…

I'm more offended by the shitty background graphics than what this child is saying, step up your tech game KKK. Maybe a flavor from the Far East in your frosting will help you in that department ;]

...he was just ashy from the wet kisses

On that note, institutionalized racism is over in the fashion industry; Celebrate good times, come on! Let's celebrate minorities Yah-Hoo