It’s a big week for Marvel Studios movies.
First came the images of the Captain America costume.
Now, Collider has a look at the costume for Thor from the upcoming film.
Starring Chris Hemsworth, “Thor” is being directed by Kenneth Branagh (Hamlet). The film also stars Natalie Portman as love-interest Jane Foster, Anthony Hopkins as Thor’s papa, Odin, and Tom Hiddleston as Loki, the film’s villain.
Production is currently underway and the movie will open in May 2011.
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Hmmm... I like it. Not the pants so much, but everything else looks good.
Your father was a Norse god for 12 minutes. He saved 800 lives including yours. Can you do better?
Hmm... it's not working for me yet. At first glance it looks like a business suit and a shower curtain.
I don't know what to think of it yet. It looks like they went out of their way not to make it look cheesy and now it looks a bit too conservative.
Too black. I can see action scenes being hard to follow because of the lack of contrast.