Thor Odinson is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Michael Straczynski (600-603), Kieron Gillen Thor battles Hercules on the cover of the character's first self-titled issue, Thor #126 (March 1966)

Superhuman strength, speed, stamina, durability and longevity.

Enjoyable but ultimately thin.Textless cover of Thor: Tales of Asgard #1 (July 2009). But this is a movie, and it doesn't fill in and make vivid the experience (the movie experience) fully.

You can read the remarkable details of this woman's life elsewhere-and in the final credits-and it's what holds it all together, of course. Or for the time period (WWII New York, more or less). And it actually clicks pretty well, and yet isn't quite a fit for Streep. He's stretching himself slightly out of the typecasting he's been stuck in (successfully) for years. Hugh Grant? An interesting and not quite canny casting move (is this a problem with having more than one casting director?). Impossible? Not at all-the plot is simple enouch as it is, and it stalls with long sections of Streep singing really badly really well. Maybe that's a problem in a way, because they depend so much on her being convincing and compelling that they use too much of her.

Based on a very true story, the rise of this very bad singer into popular consciousness is worth telling.

Florence Foster Jenkins (2016) There certainly are reasons to see this movie, but they won't make this a great movie.

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