I am a little surprised, but I just that this thought would be something interesting to share for those who do not already know, but this is not going to stop me from seeing the film. But, I was reading up on the success of THOR, and I discovered shocking news(well to me) and I saw this, as what "NEWSARAMA" had to say:
"Marvel Studios’ and Paramount’s big-screen 3D epic Thor led the North American box office again this past weekend, with an estimated $34.7 million, bringing its 10-day domestic total to $119.5m.
The figures, while solid enough, are well behind the 10-day totals of other recent Marvel-based films like Iron Man ($177.8m in 2008), Iron Man 2 ($211m in 2010), and even X-Men Origins: Wolverine ($129m in 2009). Add in ticket price inflation and the 3D premium factor, and you can argue the case that Thor is performing significantly below those films. And for the most part you’d be right ... less people have gone to see Thor than any of those other films."
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