Thor et les légendes du Valhalla

Good movie yes extremally good. Um I need more characters so. I once went to my local supermarket and tried to buy cheese but sadly they were out of my fav cheese so I went home sad. Then I found this movie somewhere in my closet on a DVD disk. I watched the movie and it really made my day.

The whole experience of watching this movie was so bad, the budget was wasted on a bad movie.

The movie costed £8.3M pounds and made $7.6M dollars.

This movie was a huge waste of money and time, it took them like 5 years to make this movie or sum and it wasn't even good.

The only good thing about this movie is the sound. The jokes are bad, the slapstick is the worst I have ever seen. Everything in the movie is completely stupid, obviously designed for a baby. But then they have some horrible chauvinist pig humor that most parents would rather not let their children see.

I don't know who wrote or cast this, but they had no idea what they were doing.

I wouldn't want anyone to see this, the acting is bad, the humor is the worst or full of over-used jokes. None of the characters are likable or relatable or interesting. The story is awful, and like every other movie being made based on the same rehashed content.

Do not bother wasting your time or exposing your children to this nonsense.

1st off loved the humor both myself and my wife laughed out loud A LOT!! Animation was very good not at Pixar's level but very good the 3d was EXCELLENT and the story with its ANIMATED twist on the thor story was creative and well done. The voice talent was as good if not better than Pixar so haha!! We are both seniors and enjoyed this film immensely so glad we purchased the 3d bluray!! BRAVO to the whole cast and crew!!

Here is a good-natured and fun animated film about the Norse god Thor, and his inception as a deity after finding the magic hammer Mjølner. Although Thor himself is portrayed as a customary fantasy hero (he has the abilities and courage, but doesn't know it), many other aspects of this Icelandic feature is refreshingly atypical - providing good fun for young and old. Odin, for example, is portrayed as a gormandising, lazy coward, and offers very little help for our young protagonist. The animations are fine, without excelling, and although the narrative may be a little difficult to follow for the younger segment of the audience, there is always something of interest going on along the way.