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[curly_redhead]

hey, i recently saw it too and that the exact same thing! i did some exploring last nite and this site is a very good start!!

http://cxe-firstclass.livejournal.com/

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Yey! Thank you!

[ever_obsessed]

Ahem.

oldfriends

We've been here for decades, <3

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Oh yes, I know, I was just wondering about this movie-specific stuff. ;)

[aesvir]

Late to the party, but the first I did was head to LJ for the slash. :p

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Lol! I hadn't been actively into this pairing for so long that I forgot how much I loved it. XD

[grimmus]

Just caught it today and enjoyed it pretty well.

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I was pleasantly surprised! I liked it better than Thor for sure.

[grimmus]

Chris made the same comment, but I don't see both First Class and Thor being in the same boat; the former is still being handled by Fox, so it's going to be different than the collective stories Marvel is setting up with the movies it still owns the rights to, and the latter deals a lot more heavily with mythology and fantasy through Asgard and the related characters. As movies on their own, I can agree that First Class is put together a bit better and has more serious tones and believable characters, but I enjoyed Thor for some of its goofy humor and almost over-the-top action, even if the love angle was rather forced.

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All true, but I still can't really like Thor that much, because it was one of those cases wherein I think just a couple slight changes would have increased the quality exponentially. Like, I think I would have loved it if it had taken place over just a slightly longer period of time. Character growth is a huge part of the plot, and that takes longer than three damn days.