Thor takes over weekend box office
By Alexandra Heilbron on May 9, 2011 | 3 Comments
Thor, based on the Marvel comic book, debuted with an estimated take of $66 million (all figures U.S.) at the weekend box office, earning a 4.4 star rating out of 5 stars from Tribute viewers. It had the weekend’s highest per screen average in North America and has already earned over $176 million overseas, where it opened on April 28th. Last weekend’s top movie, Fast Five, dropped to second, taking in an additional $32.5 million at the domestic box office and retaining its 4.3 star Tribute viewer rating. The romantic comedy Jumping the Broom debuted in third, earning $13.7 million and a 4.6 star rating from Tribute viewers. Another new rom-com, Something Borrowed, followed closely behind with $13.2 million and 4.1 stars. Rounding out the top five was the animated movie Rio, earning an additional $8.2 million.
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Best Marvel Movie to date.
Nice introduction of the character, a lot like Iron Man was, you don’t see the hero all that much but mostly get to know the man and his history.
Good intro. A few things should have been changed. But I liked the explaination on how Norse mythology came to exist and that it could be based in reality especially since Marvel is trying hard to make these movies less fantasy world and all based on possibility. I can’t wait for Captain Am. and then finally The Avengers. Now DC step it up!!!