New Thor: The Dark World trailer is here

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New Thor: The Dark World trailer is here


A brand new trailer for Thor: The Dark World has arrived




 The first official trailer for Thor - Dark World has dropped.

The sequel to Marvel's Thor, starring Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston and Christopher Eccleston.





We've got a first look at Thor- Dark World with the launch of the new Thor Dark World poster.

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