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Film Review: ‘Thor: The Dark World’
Story:Early on in “Thor: The Dark World,” the latest slab of briskly amusing, elaborately inconsequential 3D entertainment from the Disney/Marvel comicbook factory, an evil Dark Elf announces his sinister plan to “unleash the Aether.” What sounds at first like an arcane euphemism for breaking wind turns out to be just another way of stating what you probably already suspected: The megalomaniac of the month is about to activate the latest all-powerful weapon capable of triggering mass annihilation, necessitating yet another intervention by a popular superhero and his ragtag band of sidekicks. Still, as helmed by Alan Taylor, this robust, impersonal visual-effects showpiece proves buoyant and unpretentious enough to offset its stew of otherwise derivative fantasy/action elements.Movies Review: An ancient prologue recalls the battle between the noble forces of Asgard and a wicked race known as the Dark Elves, named less for their pale complexions than for their love of all-consuming darkness. But their dastardly plans are thwarted when they failed to detonate the Aether, an “ancient force of infinite destruction” that resembles a mass of writhing red energy-tendrils, or perhaps a plate of radioactive spaghetti. The surviving Dark Elves, led by the supervillain Malekith (an unrecognizable Christopher Eccleston), are sentenced to centuries-long slumber, while the Aether is buried deep down in a place where nobody would ever find it.Centuries later, of course, who should stumble upon it but Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), Earth’s most beautiful astrophysicist and the mortal soul mate of everyone’s favorite hunk with a hammer, Thor (Chris Hemsworth). When her body unwittingly becomes the Aether’s host, making her the target of the newly revived Malekith, Jane is spirited away to Asgard by Thor, who is due to succeed his father, Odin (Anthony Hopkins), as king of the realm. But the coronation will have to wait, given that the Dark Elves’ plot to activate the Aether could have devastating consequences for all Nine Realms.Earth, as it happens, is one of those Nine Realms, although if “Thor: The Dark World” is to be believed, it’s such a tedious planet that it’s hard to feel any sorrow at the prospect of its destruction. (If only it seemed like more than an idle threat at this point.) Things turn leaden almost every time the film cuts to terra firma, where Jane’s endlessly sarcastic friend/assistant Darcy (Kat Dennings) and new intern Ian (Jonathan Howard) try to figure out a scientific solution with the help of Jane’s old mentor, Dr. Erik Selvig (Stellan Skarsgard), who seems to have added crazed nudism to his list of eccentric hobbies.
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