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Rating: 3.5/5
Review: "Thor Blu-Ray review"
Nothing much to say as I have already written a review for it since its theaterical release. I do not really feel anything has changed during the second watch. It is still disappointing but I did not feel as disappointed as the first watch.
Blu-Ray special features- 3.4/5
There are seven featurettes (41 minutes) which cannot be played as a whole featurette. Standard featurettes include interviews and behind the scenes. The director, actors and actresses discuss the movie. The most disappointing featurette is the music featurette which only runs about 2 minutes. I would like to hear more about the composer's idea of composing the music. The next meat is the deleted scenes (24 minutes) which are useless. I am glad that they are being deleted. They are more like extended scenes and the gags in them will spoil the movie if they are put together with the movie. Marvel one-shot: The consultant (3 minutes) is useless too and I don't see it as funny. I have no idea what is happening. The road to the Avengers (3 minutes) is okay but it does not show any footage from the new Avengers movie which is coming out next year. It is just about the director discussing the movie. Trailers of the movie round up the special features. An okay Blu-Ray disc for a superhero movie. The video quality is definitely much better than the cinema's quality that I have seen but still it gets a little dark in some scenes.

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