It's brutal and it isn't rushed. I feel like these days the camera is more focused on the reaction of others watching him transform than the actual act itself, but in this it's all about Bruce getting ripped apart to accommodate the Hulk arriving

From movies to shows to comics and anything else, which version is your favourite?

Melhor momento do Hulk em agentes de smash pra quem estranhar as vozes e por que está em português brasileiro

Same as the title, what do you think of Betty’s gamma fueled form? Love it, hate it, or want it to suffer the same fate as Miek? The people must know!

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Where should is start to read to read the peter david hulk run do i need prior knowlegene of it etc?

I know that with most versions of the Hulk, his origin is through Bruce Banner being affected by the Gamma Bomb giving our jolly green giant his green giantness. However in the 1610 universe & MCU, Bruce was working on the Super Soldier Serum (whether knowingly or unknowingly). Which leads me to my head cannon.

In the MCU, the Serum enhanced both the physical and psychological aspects of the subjects (good = great & bad = worse), but what would happen if you take a subject who experienced extreme childhood trauma (Dissociative Identity Disorder), and pumped him full of the serum?

My head cannon is that the Hulk re-emerged in Bruce's adult life because the serum amplified the hidden aspects of Bruce's personality. Because after he started to live with his cousin's family (She-Hulk), he didn't have a "need" for the alter of the Hulk until the serum dragged him back into the light.

Just an interesting idea that could be explored in a movie or mini series if Marvel ever decided to actually do something with the Hulk in live action.

Age of Ultron hits the right sweet spot for me personally for Hulk in his prime, he has a gorilla face and green skin that's not too bright, but blends in with the orange look of the movie. It's the closest I ever got to pointing at the screen and saying "that's the Hulk!"

Brand New Day I like because it makes being Hulk look painful, with the veins and exaggerated physique. The gray hairs, the almost-grey tone and the pants actually look good to me, more than I expected.

The 70s Hulk TV series is easily a top 3 favorite live action Marvel property for me, and I had this project brewing in my mind for a while. I'm happy with how it came out.

Me personally I thought this was an awesome moment and a really cool design. I also like the idea of this being what Hulk transforms into if he’s either exposed to even more gamma radiation or gets really pissed off.

So, let's get this out of the way: I have not been keeping up with anything in the Marvel universe since Avengers Endgame. So I haven't seen any more Spider-Man movies or any Hulk-related content. Though I have seen reviews on She-Hulk (and I'm never going to watch that series simply because of how bad it sounds). But anyways, now that that's out of the way, oh boy.

As someone who actually semi-likes this version of Spider-Man, (Though TASM will always be my favorite) this was a pretty good movie. Now I know the whole memory erasing thing is a plot point in a comic, but I don't really understand why Peter had everyone's memories erased of him instead of just erasing the memories of the people knowing that he's Spider-Man.

And I really don't understand why he's suddenly struggling with his powers. Well, I shouldn't say suddenly, but it's just really weird how he's just struggling with his powers. Is it just meant to be showing that he's struggling to integrate the two parts of himself, Spider-Man and Peter Parker, since he is shown to be working 24/7 in the beginning half of the movie?

I definitely think that Bruce and Hulk are pretty underutilized in the movie, because first of all, it doesn't really make much sense why Hulk would recognize Peter, when I know in the comics the two apparently have a friendship. But in the movies, I don't remember the two interacting at all. Peter and Bruce, yeah, but Peter and Hulk, I haven't seen them interact once. But like I said, I haven't watched anything since Avengers: Endgame, so maybe they have interacted and I've just never seen it before. I don't know. Also, I've seen a lot of Hulk fans say that BND Hulk is just as savage as he is in The Incredible Hulk 2008 movie, but I don't really agree. Maybe it's just because the fight is a lot shorter than in the 2008 movie, but I feel like Hulk there is a lot more aggressive and violent. And yeah, this Hulk is definitely that, but I just... I don't know how to describe it. I just feel like he was held back.

Also, I don't understand why Hulk would suddenly calm down at Peter calling him Bruce, when doesn't he normally hate being called that? Which is understandable, he wants to be called by his own name, not by Bruce. So why wouldn't he just get angrier instead of suddenly calming down? Maybe it's because he's actually stopping to think about what he's doing. And speaking of that, it doesn't make much sense to me why he goes feral on Peter in the first place. I get that he's upset about being caged inside by Bruce, but in the past, if we're following the 2008 movie and who Hulk basically is, I've always personally thought that he would only attack in defense of himself or in defense of others. So it makes no sense why he'd attack Peter, who didn't do anything to him.

So yeah, that's pretty much my thoughts on the movie. I don't know. I think it was a pretty good Spider-Man movie, and I actually liked the portrayal of Jean in this movie, but I just wasn't a fan of how Bruce and Hulk were in this movie. Feel free to agree or disagree! 😊