Hulk's Body Count
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How could they bail out if it exploded? I've watched that scene many times both before the movie was released, and after I got the DVD, and I didn't see anyone bail out.
I do know for sure those two guys bullying Banner are dead, no one survives being thrown at a force like that. That's two, also including the guy he threw into the wall, the people in the humvee, the people he smashed with the humvee, and the people killed from the explosion when he threw the engine at the other humvee. That's one big body count.
I do know for sure those two guys bullying Banner are dead, no one survives being thrown at a force like that. That's two, also including the guy he threw into the wall, the people in the humvee, the people he smashed with the humvee, and the people killed from the explosion when he threw the engine at the other humvee. That's one big body count.
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Haven't seen that scene (the DVD I got doesn't have all the cool features the special edition has) but the body bags are probably for US personnel only, and I doubt that they'd have those Brazilian guys there. So probably 6 in Brazil all together.
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All of these dead bodies & Bruce Banner/Hulk wasn't even charged with murder, why not? Does the military hold a different standard for those who get killed on active duty even though they provoked the one who reacted with deadly force? Did they miss their opportunity to present Bruce Banner/Hulk as an extremely dangerous threat to society?
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I always thought if a scene was deleted, then it meant it never existed in the movie verse.
So from what I can tell, the Hulk didn't kill anyone in Brazil. There's no evidence to suggest that in the movie. Other than the deleted scene.
So from what I can tell, the Hulk didn't kill anyone in Brazil. There's no evidence to suggest that in the movie. Other than the deleted scene.
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He killed the helicopter pilots though, and 2 soldiers and a scientist. I was very unhappy about Hulk killing people in the movie.
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The Hulk didnt kill anyone directly. They died as a result of their own actions. And whos to say that the people that were involved in the trolley car accident in the SF sequence in Angs movie didnt die as a result of the Hulk bursting through the ground and derailing the trolley car? What about the poor old lady that smashed her head against the steering wheel? Fatal head wound Im thinking.
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I don't know why you don't want to admit the hulk was a wanted killer.
the entire film's view of death was completely unrealistic.
the entire film's view of death was completely unrealistic.
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A comic book movie with an unrealistic view of death? NR, this is a comic book movie here. But if it makes you happy, yes the Hulk was wanted for murder. Implicated in the murders I believe.
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don't hide behind the genre.
we saw hulk commit acts of at least manslaughter on numerous occasions. meh, he kicked an unarmed man, unthreatening man into a tree for really no reason.
let's not pretend this hulk was the victim in anything or banner. Like i said in other threads, banners' actions in this film were inexcusable and he should have turned himself in instead of risking the lives of others.
his argument of the 'military will use it for bad things' is irrelevant since he has no reason to question his 'COUNTRY's' military which he was 'Working' for.
we saw hulk commit acts of at least manslaughter on numerous occasions. meh, he kicked an unarmed man, unthreatening man into a tree for really no reason.
let's not pretend this hulk was the victim in anything or banner. Like i said in other threads, banners' actions in this film were inexcusable and he should have turned himself in instead of risking the lives of others.
his argument of the 'military will use it for bad things' is irrelevant since he has no reason to question his 'COUNTRY's' military which he was 'Working' for.
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I'm not hiding behind it but it is what it is.
Yes Blonsky was unthreatening, to the Hulk, but he did aks for it.
I'll agree that Banner was not innocent, in the movie, but the Hulk didnt ask to be born so in that light Id say hes at least a victim.
And regardless if Banner was working for the Gov. at the time or not he found out that he was being manipulated by greedy or evil men. He didnt want to let this power fall into their hands so they could use it to kill even more people. I think that gives him all the right in the world to question them.
Edit: Just so you understand, I don't like the idea of the Hulk killing anymore than the next guy.
Yes Blonsky was unthreatening, to the Hulk, but he did aks for it.
I'll agree that Banner was not innocent, in the movie, but the Hulk didnt ask to be born so in that light Id say hes at least a victim.
And regardless if Banner was working for the Gov. at the time or not he found out that he was being manipulated by greedy or evil men. He didnt want to let this power fall into their hands so they could use it to kill even more people. I think that gives him all the right in the world to question them.
Edit: Just so you understand, I don't like the idea of the Hulk killing anymore than the next guy.
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Banner wasn't even working on a weapons based application as Ross said. Banner was working to help improve the human race, to make humans resistant to radiation. His experiment made him to a monster which Ross saw as a weapon he could use so in Banner's opinion he felt that Ross will take Hulk and possibly make him do bad things or other things as a weapon.
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If you guys are *****ing about Hulk POSSIBLY killing in this movie, you were probably going APE **** in every Superman movie and cartoon that Supes destroys a few buildings etc in
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A great scene. It was the first really dramatic scene, when Thunder... (oh, sorry. I mean "T" 
) shouts to the pilot to stop firing.
) shouts to the pilot to stop firing.
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The Hulk is a rampaging monster, it would have been unrealistic if no one died.
And **** his country, they obviously aim to abuse a power they do not understand, turning himself in would give them free reign to tamper with something more powerful then they can control.
Banner is at least has a semblance of a conscious when Hulked out, unlike other people under the influence of the SSS and gamma radiation.
And **** his country, they obviously aim to abuse a power they do not understand, turning himself in would give them free reign to tamper with something more powerful then they can control.
Banner is at least has a semblance of a conscious when Hulked out, unlike other people under the influence of the SSS and gamma radiation.
