the first thor film by marvel studios came out in 2011.
the first thor film by marvel studios came out in 2011.
what year did the first thor film by marvel studios come out?
2011
in stan lee’s marvel cinematic universe, a different explanation is given for odin’s missing eye. odin, is portrayed by welsh actor, sir anthony hopkins, and appears in all of the thor franchise’s films since 2011, as the father of thor, and the adoptive father of loki. marvel’s official webpage for odin states that during the war against the frost giants in 965ad, "odin fought king laufey and lost an eye to his foe, but won the battle"'"." this version of events is depicted in the first thor movie through a series of flashbacks at various points of the film. these events do not correspond to the events depicted in the poetic eda: "gylfaginning" and the "völuspa." the loss of odin’s eye is alluded to in the first thor film, 2011, in which odin is shown in a post battle scene with a bloodied eye socket. the film does not explicitly state when during the war against the frost giants odin loses his eye, only that he loses it as a consequence of battle.
odin's eye
mark protosevich, a fan of the "thor" comic book, agreed to write the script in april 2006, and the project moved to paramount pictures, after it acquired the rights from sony. that year the film was announced to be a marvel studios production. in december 2007, protosevich described his plans for it "to be like a superhero origin story, but not one about a human gaining super powers, but of a god realizing his true potential. it's the story of an old testament god who becomes a new testament god". in august 2007 marvel studios signed matthew vaughn to direct the film. vaughn then rewrote protosevich's script in order to bring down the budget to $150 million, as protosevich's first draft would have cost $300 million to produce. he intended to start filming in late 2008 and after the success of "iron man", marvel studios announced that they intended to release "thor" on june 4, 2010, with "iron man 2" being used to introduce the character of thor.
thor (film)