(Image credit: Marvel) While 2008 is the year the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born with "Iron Man", 2011 is when it began to take real shape with the release of "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "Thor". Strangely, though, the origin story for the God of Thunder doesn't receive the plaudits it merits; instead, it's lost to the annals of time and has become a footnote in comic book movie history. When it comes to choosing a "Thor" film to watch, the original movie is often swept aside for the chuckles of 2017's "Thor: Ragnarok" , or the cackles of 2022's "Thor: Love and Thunder". (Obviously, no one picks 2013's "The Dark World"; we pretend that one doesn't exist, and for good reason). Article continues below (Image credit: Disney / Marvel) This is a different version of the character than most fans are familiar with these days. He's arrogant and entitled, believing he is owed his father Odin's (Anthony Hopkins) position as the ruler of the realm of Asgard .…