Why did you decide to make a post about something dumb? You see something dumb, you move on...why draw attention to it...

Both Thor movies never interested me.

Meh, it was ok. But! it does have the single worst scene in any of the Marvel movies though.

http://youtu.be/goVJkD5PZts?t=50s

between 00:54 and 00:58.   cannot stand that part.

Thor wasn't a particularly good movie, but most of the stuff he complains about in the first two minutes at least...aren't the problems with the movie. Most of them just sound like him trying to be funny rather than identifying the things that are wrong with the flick, to be honest.

Well, it is youtube loll, his main priority is to get views rather than be 100% on topic! He does bring out some nice points but I do see what you mean!

sequel is even worse.

I enjoyed the two Thor movies a lot more than anything else from the whole Avengers Assemble Phase 1 thing.

Captain America was woefully paced and incredibly boring. I actually struggled to make it through that one.

Iron Man 1 & 2 are probably objectively pretty good films, but RDJ is one of my least favourite actors of all time which made that one more difficult than it needed to be.

Thor, by comparison, was a lot of fun. Struck a good balance between light hearted and serious. Actors generally turned in pretty good performances (except for Natalie Portman who was just dreadful) and the film itself was pretty entertaining. Interesting fight scenes. Asgard was a cool setting (although not in enough of the film, admittedly). And I really enjoyed all the Norse mythology stuff that was thrown in, even if it was stretching the material a bit.

I enjoyed Thor 2 even more. That's been my favourite Marvel Cinematic Universe film so far. Though that may have had something to do with Christopher Eccleston being in it.

Thor is a poor movie, unfortunately. Only Iron Man 2 is worse among the Avengers movies, in my opinion.

The main problem is that Thor can't really carry a movie on his own. He's much better as a supporting character, as in The Avengers (it didn't hurt that Whedon was writing his lines). 

Loki is far more interesting, layered, and conflicted. Only when he's released from prison does the sequel, Thor 2, become compelling.

That's how the Internet works!

Its a super hero movie. The premise in itself is dumb.

I dont see what is so unexpected about it.