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title: "Thor: The Dark World [4K UHD]"
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# Thor: The Dark World [4K UHD]

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Marvel Studios presents the epic blockbuster THOR: THE DARK WORLD, starring Chris Hemsworth -- now in stunning 4K Ultra HD. Worlds collide when a powerful ancient enemy threatens to plunge the cosmos into eternal darkness. Now, reunited with Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), and forced to forge an alliance with his treacherous brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston), Thor embarks on a perilous personal quest to save both Earth and Asgard from destruction.

Review: Quality well done - Packaged good and excellent condition
Review: Thor Dark World Does Not Disappoint - Marvel Studios appears to have another bona fide hit on their hands in the seventh-feature film of it’s superhero franchise, and the second of Phase 2, in THOR: THE DARK WORLD. Sequels are a delicate proposition with the inevitable comparisons to the films that have come before. Fans continue to look for the next Godfather 2 or The Empire Strikes Back, and hope they don’t receive another Ghostbusters 2. Expectations (especially in this era of social media) can crush a film before it is even released - I’m looking at you Star Wars Episode VII. All that being noted, Thor: The Dark World is another fine chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed by Marvel-newcomer Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones), the story continues the emotional journey of the would-be Asgardian king as Thor continues to be torn between two worlds and family obligations. Chris Hemsworth once again brings the right mixture of seriousness, fun and larger-than-life persona that Thor is - not an easy trick to pull off. I would challenge this role may be even more difficult than playing the Man of Steel. The Dark World opens catching the audience up with post-Avengers consequences for Loki (Tom Hiddleston by the way is once again delightful as the Prince of Lies and Marvel should really consider giving him a solo go at it because he is that good), while also setting up the story of the dark elves and their leader, Malekith (with a strong performance by Christopher Eccleston). Besides our returning-Asgardian cast of Odin, Heimdall, Sif and The Warriors Three (although sadly they had less to do this time around), we also catch up with Jane Foster, Eric Selvig and Darcy. Avoiding all the traps of a sequel, we find our trio in new roles this time around. The best of the three is the madness in which envelopes Selvig after “having a God in his head”. It’s nice to see some real consequences to the characters from the events of the previous films, however viewers jumping in for the first time would definitely not be lost. Speaking of consequences, there are some “oh no they didn’t” moments with characters that audience members won’t see coming, especially a terrific sequence with Thor, Loki and Malekith. Fans of Walt Simonson’s seminal run on The Mighty Thor will not be disappointed, and there are quite a few easter egg moments, including an all-too brief cameo appearance by Thor’s first antagonist from the pages of Journey Into Mystery #103. The post title scene does not disappoint and sets up Guardians of the Galaxy as well as potentially Avengers 3. Most of the action takes place on Asgard and other worlds of the nine realms, with the movie’s climax coming on Earth, which once again takes center stage. However, the heart of Thor: The Dark World is Thor’s split loyalties and the ultimate decision he needs to make, and just wait until the movie’s final scene on Asgard - cue Thor 3. Thor: The Dark World should not disappoint.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Alan Taylor, Alice Krige, Anthony Hopkins, Chris Hemsworth, Chris O'Dowd, Christopher Eccleston, Christopher L. Yost, Christopher Markus, Clive Russell, Don Payne, Idris Elba, Jaimie Alexander, Jonathan Howard, Kat Dennings, Natalie Portman, Ray Stevenson, Rene Russo, Robert Rodat, Stellan SkarsgÃ¥rd, Stephen McFeely, Tadanobu Asano, Tom Hiddleston, Zachary Levi Contributor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Alan Taylor, Alice Krige, Anthony Hopkins, Chris Hemsworth, Chris O'Dowd, Christopher Eccleston, Christopher L. Yost, Christopher Markus, Clive Russell, Don Payne, Idris Elba, Jaimie Alexander, Jonathan Howard, Kat Dennings, Natalie Portman, Ray Stevenson, Rene Russo, Robert Rodat, Stellan SkarsgÃ¥rd, Stephen McFeely, Tadanobu Asano, Tom Hiddleston, Zachary Levi See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 26,585 Reviews |
| Format | 4K, 4K, NTSC, Subtitled |
| Genre | Action/Adventure |
| Initial release date | 2013-11-08 |
| Language | English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish |

## Product Details

- **Format:** 4K, 4K, NTSC, Subtitled
- **Genre:** Action/Adventure
- **Initial release date:** 2013-11-08
- **Language:** English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality well done
*by D***B on December 23, 2025*

Packaged good and excellent condition

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thor Dark World Does Not Disappoint
*by R***S on July 6, 2016*

Marvel Studios appears to have another bona fide hit on their hands in the seventh-feature film of it’s superhero franchise, and the second of Phase 2, in THOR: THE DARK WORLD. Sequels are a delicate proposition with the inevitable comparisons to the films that have come before. Fans continue to look for the next Godfather 2 or The Empire Strikes Back, and hope they don’t receive another Ghostbusters 2. Expectations (especially in this era of social media) can crush a film before it is even released - I’m looking at you Star Wars Episode VII. All that being noted, Thor: The Dark World is another fine chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Directed by Marvel-newcomer Alan Taylor (Game of Thrones), the story continues the emotional journey of the would-be Asgardian king as Thor continues to be torn between two worlds and family obligations. Chris Hemsworth once again brings the right mixture of seriousness, fun and larger-than-life persona that Thor is - not an easy trick to pull off. I would challenge this role may be even more difficult than playing the Man of Steel. The Dark World opens catching the audience up with post-Avengers consequences for Loki (Tom Hiddleston by the way is once again delightful as the Prince of Lies and Marvel should really consider giving him a solo go at it because he is that good), while also setting up the story of the dark elves and their leader, Malekith (with a strong performance by Christopher Eccleston). Besides our returning-Asgardian cast of Odin, Heimdall, Sif and The Warriors Three (although sadly they had less to do this time around), we also catch up with Jane Foster, Eric Selvig and Darcy. Avoiding all the traps of a sequel, we find our trio in new roles this time around. The best of the three is the madness in which envelopes Selvig after “having a God in his head”. It’s nice to see some real consequences to the characters from the events of the previous films, however viewers jumping in for the first time would definitely not be lost. Speaking of consequences, there are some “oh no they didn’t” moments with characters that audience members won’t see coming, especially a terrific sequence with Thor, Loki and Malekith. Fans of Walt Simonson’s seminal run on The Mighty Thor will not be disappointed, and there are quite a few easter egg moments, including an all-too brief cameo appearance by Thor’s first antagonist from the pages of Journey Into Mystery #103. The post title scene does not disappoint and sets up Guardians of the Galaxy as well as potentially Avengers 3. Most of the action takes place on Asgard and other worlds of the nine realms, with the movie’s climax coming on Earth, which once again takes center stage. However, the heart of Thor: The Dark World is Thor’s split loyalties and the ultimate decision he needs to make, and just wait until the movie’s final scene on Asgard - cue Thor 3. Thor: The Dark World should not disappoint.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty good, really
*by K***R on June 16, 2014*

This was a very enjoyable entry into the Marvel Universe Mythos. The actors are very good; Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth are just fine, thank you - their chemistry works well and if not quite Bogey and McCall well at least Powell and Loy. And, oh my, Tom Hiddleston, while he didn't quite steal the show his protrayal of Loki shows why actors love playing villains - they are just so much fun. And Stan Lee's cameo was a hoot. Actually the whole durn cast was pretty right on for me. Jamie Alexander as Sif didn't get enough screen time, nor did Idris Alba as Baldur, just to mention two. To adequately praise the individual cast members would require listing the entire cast. The production is what we've come to expect of Marvel, loud and explosive with new colors being invented every scene it seems. Asgard looks a lot like the Kirby-esque goth I remember from reading the comics as a kid, yet it also seemed more functional, like a real, breathing city that you'd actually want to visit. There are aspects of the storyline that are a little outre, but hey, it's essentially a motion comic and suspension of disbelief is mandatory when you buy the ticket. As much as I did dislike some of the plot elements I didn't dislike them all that much and they were internally consistent enough to not be too annoying. But the real story is the relationship between Thor and Loki and that story is so satisfying. But then again, the story between Thor and Loki has ALWAYS been the real story, even in the original myths. And Tom Hiddleston is such a satisfying Loki. Look at me, I'm going all fanboy here. Sheesh. So, Yah, watch this. It's 112 minutes well spent.

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