Almighty Thor

Synopsis: When a demon god steals the Hammer of Invincibility, Thor strikes a mighty blow to get it back.
Director(s): Christopher Ray
Production: WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
 
IMDB:
1.7
TV-14
Year:
2011
92 min
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The Hammer of Invincibility.

The demon way.

Condor.

Ragnerok.

The Hammer of Invincibility.

Odin.

Open...

Gateway....

To Asgard!

[Rumbling]

Loki!

'Tis the demon Loki!

All off

his radial bows!

Fire at the ready!

Stand your ground

in the name of Odin!

Fire!

[Screaming]

This portends to be

an evil day.

Baldir?

Why did the Norns

summon father?

The weavers of fate

will tell father soon enough.

Now hurry. The gate

will be closed soon.

[Rumbling]

Father!

Some evil is upon us.

I must go see the Norns.

We'll go with you,

father.

I must do this alone.

You return

to the safety of Valhalla.

Come on.

Hurry, or the gate

will close. Come on.

Send them deep into Hell!

So their doom

has spread its plume.

And none too soon.

And none too soon.

It is a dark day,

Odin, King of Asgard,

that we summon you here

to see us.

I would come

for no one else.

Now speak your minds

and be done with it.

I have dreamt

of the stars in the sky

turning black.

What does this mean?

It is a countdown.

A countdown to what?

Have you brought the Hammer

of Invincibility?

This Hammer was forged

by my father

from the center

of the Tree of Life.

His power

is in this Hammer.

That Hammer

is the only weapon

that can kill the mighty

tree it came from.

The source of life

on which the mortal earth

and all other worlds depend.

Now Loki has arrived

to take that life.

So you must give the

Hammer of Invincibility to him.

To Loki? Never.

The time has come

for Ragnerok.

Before the Sun

goes down this day

it will be the destruction

of all worlds.

Of Asgard, Earth,

and all the other

worlds as well.

And you are powerless

to stop it.

We'll see about that.

Thor, come on.

Is this fate?

Destroy one world...

then weave another.

That is how it's done.

Your doom is decided...

And the fall of your kingdom

has already begun.

I don't believe in fate.

[Growling]

Find me the Hammer

of Invincibility,

my Garmr,

and this world will be

yours to control.

Onward to Valhalla.

[Blows warning]

To arms! To arms!

Invasion!

Someone approaches

from the north!

Drop the gates now!

Wait!

We don't have

to listen to them.

We can weave

our own fate.

We can control

our destiny.

That is why you

are the younger brother.

We can't give up.

A God of the Aesir

never gives up.

I will face my own death

with honor and dignity,

and I suggest

you do the same.

Enough!

I want to see Odin!

Odin will never

speak to you.

I want the Hammer

of Invincibility.

The Hammer is not yours

to take.

Odin!

Odin!

I want the Hammer!

Our fate is upon us.

You two fly at

the creatures to the left.

I'll cut down

through the center.

We'll meet in the middle.

Yes, father.

Yes, father.

You stay back

behind your brother.

But father, I can fight.

I'm not afraid.

No, son. I question

not your heart,

but your experience.

I need you at the end

of the battle.

I need you

for the finish.

Yes, father.

Valor and strength.

Valor and strength.

Valor and strength.

Valor and strength.

Thor!

Where is Thor?

He was by my side,

I swear.

Suddenly he was gone.

I wanted to die

with both my sons.

Odin!

Loki!

Do not think

I'll lie and die for you.

You can't stop

the future, Odin.

Give me the Hammer.

You know

it's your fate.

Just give me

the Hammer, Odin.

Just give me the Hammer.

We don't have

to go through this,

and I'll go away.

I'll just go away.

Loki!

No! No!

No! No!

My son!

Father...

Give Thor a chance...

To change...

Our fate.

Finally now it's mine.

You want this?

Back where you came!

Tell me.

Tell me where you sent it!

Find it.

Search every cave,

every tree in Asgard.

Now.

[coughing]

No! No!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Brother?

What should I do?

Father!

Father.

Thor.

Live.

You live.

Yes. Where's your

potion of healing, father?

No.

Where's your potion?

There's not time

for that, my son.

It's too late.

Don't waste it.

Use it

for another cause.

My father's Hammer...

I sent it...

to the heart

of the Tree of Life.

My son...

must alone

retrieve it...

before Loki.

Forget the Hammer,

father.

It's Loki I want,

to avenge your death.

My brother's.

My son...

you still think

with your heart,

not your mind.

The Hammer

will appear...

on the first

full moon...

Tomorrow...

For a moment.

If you don't

retrieve it,

it's lost forever.

You must

retrieve it, my son.

Yes, father.

You are King.

You are our chance

to save all

that is good.

To change

the fate of men.

To change the fate

of the gods.

Thor...

You are my son.

Loki!

Loki!

Loki!

Come out and fight me,

you coward!

Now the real coward

is on his back,

just like Odin

after I killed him.

You should have heard

your father beg.

My father wouldn't

ask a thing from you.

Oh, he cried.

He pleaded

don't hurt me.

Liar!

You are the coward!

Fight me

like a warrior.

Tell me where the Hammer

of Invincibility is.

Release me and fight!

Your father spoke to you

with his last breath.

I can smell it.

What did he say?

He said that you're as

worthless as your dogs.

Let's go!

Let's go! Move!

Who are you?

Come on!

Come on! Move!

Why are you

helping me?

Move!

Find them.

Kill the girl

any way you like,

but Thor lives for now.

Go!

Go!

All right.

Shh!

I'm Thor.

I know.

Who are you?

I'm Jarnsaxa.

I'm a servant

of your father.

He asked me

to protect you.

Then let's avenge

my father's death.

I can't kill Loki alone,

and you do not yet have

the fighting skills

to help.

Shh!

You don't know my--

[growling]

Quiet!

What?

Come on.

It's time we go.

Come on. This is

a battle we cannot win.

We must hide.

Odin!

Odin!

Your world is over.

Mine is next.

And your Tree of Life

is finished.

Ah, my pet.

You found them.

Now lead me.

I'm not going

to keep running

from Loki

like some coward.

You think you're ready

to fight Loki? Huh?

Yes.

Yes.

I'm not going to fight

some girl.

I am a fraction

of your size

and I managed

to best you three times.

Here.

Clear?

Huh?

Fine.

There it is.

Come on.

The portal is open.

Hurry!

Make this land

a chasm of death.

Stop! Stop!

What?

What is this place?

It's a training camp

protected by

a powerful rune stone

far older than Loki.

No enemy

can enter uninvited.

We must go

to the gateway.

Come on!

What gateway?

To the Tree of Life

to get the Hammer.

It can't be.

This is a secret place.

How could Loki

have destroyed it?

Destroyed what?

A direct portal to Midgard.

Perhaps the Norns

had something

to do with this.

The Norns? But they're

neutral in these matters.

I'm not so sure.

Thor!

I can hear you.

Why delay the inevitable?

Where is he?

He's outside

the protective barrier

of the rune stone.

I don't see him.

Nor he us.

Odin is gone.

I will possess the Hammer.

We should take

the fight to him.

How can we fight Loki

if the fates

are against us?

I don't believe in fate.

Loki:
Coward, where are you?

You wanna play games?

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Eric Forsberg

Eric Forsberg (born December 16, 1959) is the writer and director of the feature film Mega Piranha, as well as the writer of the feature film Snakes on a Train, one of the first mockbusters produced and released by The Asylum. He also wrote the screenplays for 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea and War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave, also for The Asylum. He directed the film Alien Abduction which aired on Sci Fi Channel, as well as Night of the Dead which aired on Chiller TV. Other writer and director credits include the political thriller Torture Room, and the stoner comedy Sex Pot, as well as Monster, Almighty Thor, Arachnoquake, and Age of the Hobbits. He also worked as a Co-Producer and assistant director on numerous films for Christopher Coppola and Alain Silver, including White Nights, Bel Air, and Palmer's Pickup. In his early years Forsberg was an improvisational comedy instructor at The Players Workshop and The Second City Training Center in Chicago. more…

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