But his decision is the cause of grave concern for Thor’s former team of warriors-Fandral, Hogun, Volstagg and Siff (Josh Dallas, Tadanobu Asano, Ray Stevenson, and Jaimie Alexander). Tired of standing in his giant sibling’s shadow, Loki quickly builds an alliance with the Frost Giants. The stress of these has left the aging Odin near death and forced to grant power to Thor’s younger brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston).
While Thor’s expulsion was a necessary diplomatic step, new political problems are developing. Soon he is out and searching for his powerful hammer that, coincidentally, landed just 50 miles away after his father randomly tossed it out of Asgard. They provide the wandering pedestrian with a ride to the hospital in their small town, but Thor isn’t the type to accept confinement for long. While studying the strange behavior of the night sky in New Mexico (the direct result of Thor’s sci-fi travel method), she and her colleagues literally run into the muscular man on a desert road.
Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), a young scientist engaged in post-doctrinal work in the field of astrophysics. Not surprisingly, when a man falls from the sky dressed in godly attire, people take notice. It is the only action that will satisfy the Frost Giants and restore a perilous peace. However his impetuous attack against their enemy leaves his father with no choice but to banish his brash son to live with mortal humans on Earth. Thanks to his mighty hammer Mjolnir, Thor is unstoppable. This son of the god Odin (Anthony Hopkins) has an arrogant attitude and lust for war that leads him to fracture a delicate truce between the people of his realm Asgard and the cold-hearted Frost Giants from the frozen world of Jotunheim. With Thor (Chris Hemsworth) coming alive on the movie screen, Marvel Comics unleashes yet another icon from its immense stable of characters.
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