Thor, son of Odin, is about to become king of Asgard when Frost Giants break into the palace, secretly helped by his brother Loki. Arrogant, Thor attacks Jotunheim with Loki, Sif and the Warriors Three and breaks the truce. Odin strips his powers and exiles him to Earth, along with his hammer Mjölnir, which only the worthy can lift. In New Mexico, Thor meets scientist Jane Foster and Erik Selvig. S.H.I.E.L.D., with Coulson, surrounds the hammer, and Thor can't lift it. Loki learns he is adopted, a Frost Giant by birth, and takes the throne while Odin sleeps. He sends the Destroyer after Thor, who sacrifices himself, proves worthy and gets his powers back. Thor destroys the Bifrost to save Jotunheim. Loki falls into the abyss.
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What happens
Post-credits scenes
After the credits Nick Fury shows Erik Selvig the Tesseract and asks him to study it. Selvig agrees, but an invisible Loki beside him is controlling his mind.
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5 easter eggs
Hidden details
CameoThe first to try the hammer
The trucker who finds Mjolnir in the crater and tries to pull it out is J. Michael Straczynski. He was writing the Thor comics at the time and is credited for the movie's story.
When Thor storms the S.H.I.E.L.D. base, Coulson sends an agent up a platform with a bow and arrow. It's Jeremy Renner, in Clint Barton's first appearance.
When Odin takes Loki to the vault, look for a hallway with a golden glove covered in gems. It shows up for a second and becomes a big deal later in the franchise.
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