Tymminator
The Main Man in Minnesota
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I really enjoyed Thor, but I HATED that they seriously nerfed the Destroyer. They better not nerf Kurse in this movie.
I think the only reasons why they de-powered "The Destroyer" was due to:
1. The Budget. I mean really, if you look at the quality of the effects for that moment, it's very noticeable on how constrained their budget was for that film.
2. The pacing of the moment. I remember reading on how Kenneth or someone involved with the film had said that one of the reasons why they had Thor quickly destroy the destroyer was because they wanted to keep up with the high momentum that was established from Thor regaining his powers and not being a helpless mortal anymore.
The Destroyer fight was far too short indeed, but you gotta admit the look and design was PERFECT.
i wonder if they'll give us a good idea in this film as to who is more stronger between kurse or the mcu version of hulk.
"hulk is strongest one there is!!!!!!!!!"
I wonder if they'll give us a good idea in this film as to who is more stronger between Kurse or the MCU version of Hulk.
Honestly, if the MCU version of Kurse is just as strong, if not stronger than Hulk, I don't think it'd be possible for Loki to defeat him without having been given a serious magical boost beforehand.
Honestly guys ... it's kinda moot to argue over who'd be stronger. I mean at the end of the day you're talking the equivalent of 5 different shades of light blue.
That's gotta be the toughest thing about the depictions in these films. I personally choose to not over-analyze it as it's not worth fretting over. Just put on a good fight is all I ever ask.
Honestly guys ... it's kinda moot to argue over who'd be stronger. I mean at the end of the day you're talking the equivalent of 5 different shades of light blue.
That's gotta be the toughest thing about the depictions in these films. I personally choose to not over-analyze it as it's not worth fretting over. Just put on a good fight is all I ever ask.
See, personally I'd like this type of stuff to be taken into consideration, with relevance to the strength level/power level of other characters in other movies.
No one, other then maybe Thanos with the gauntlet, will change Hulk on a physical level. Ultron will probably just be invulnerable. He is the Hulk. He just needs to get angrier.
From an actual narrative standpoint for a screenplay, what you ask for is tedious and at some point could become ridiculous. I mean what do you want them to do in order to separate their strength levels? Should one guy throw an entire mountain and then the next guy toss an entire planet? That stuff is for the comics.
When translated over to film, there's a point where trying to demonstratively make distinctions between two powerhouses is kind of absurd. What should be more important is "how" they fight.