TDW Minutes 21-25: Vibes, Vampires, and the Void
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This week on Marvel Movie Minute, Pete and Matthew explore minutes 21–25 of Thor: The Dark World, beginning with some Newton-defying street urchins and ending with Jane Foster being sucked into the crimson soup of the Aether. Pete mounts a vigorous defense of the episode’s genre-shifting cinematography and deliberate horror pacing, while Matthew responds with Ted Lasso-grade curiosity and skepticism—and some justified confusion about black-and-red swimming pools.They debate whether Malekith’s vampire cosplay in a spaceship kills the fantasy vibe, dissect Heimdall’s single greatest line in the film, and consider whether the Aether is sentient, symbolic, or just a soggy narrative placeholder. Also: a rant on the failure of Marvel’s Infinity Stone brand guide, a defense of genre breathing room, and the official launch of Heimdall’s Eye Cam as the franchise’s most poetic visual.If you want to hear these conversations unfold in real-time, join the Marvel Movie Minute community at trustory.fm/join, where members get early access, invitations to live stream recordings, and other bonus content.Film Sundries
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