The Avengers The Official 'Hulk in Avengers' thread. - Part 4

[Smashlilman]

Any one notice that the hulk had to time that jump just right in do that.

 

[Whiskey Tango]

Any one notice that the hulk had to time that jump just right in do that.

I like it better if he's just passing thru and just randomly slaps the **** out of one of em as they go by.

 

[cherokeesam]

Oh boy, after ten years of scrubbing space decks they finally let me fly one of these things! This is so exciting! Those tools back home will never believe this! I -- HOLY ****! *BOOM*

Weren't expecting to run into a jolly green giant flying through the air forty stories over Manhattan, were ya....?

 

[craigdbfan]

The best part of that scene is how one of those ships hits him and blows up without slowing him down in any way.

Hulk is seriously the best. No sane person cannot like the Hulk.

 

[Oruku Saki]

In this pic Hawkeye is close to Hulk's elbow, but is also closer to camera and this is a low shot so that changes perspective vs eye level. Also hulk is hunched over considerably, with bent knees as if ready to jump or run at any second.

In this pic Hulk is standing extremely straight, no knee bend, no hunch. Roth is about 8+ inches below elbow.

My personal opinion is that hulk is same height, just MUCH broader and more muscular like 2003 version (makes him look shorter) plus the camera angle and hunch. If he is shorter in Avengers I would say no less than 8ft tall to 8.5ft

 

[Whiskey Tango]

His upper body is pretty clearly a lot broader/ Plus longer arms and the hunch. At least now we know what Ruffalo meant when he called him ape-like.

 

[irapogi]

Any one notice that the hulk had to time that jump just right in do that.

or maybe, though I highly doubt it, he sees it in the distance and just jumps hoping to randomly slap one.

My original idea had him running through the building straight into that jump, but would be a lil weird. He can jump that high right? or no? maybe from a roof.

im talking too much.

 

[Oruku Saki]

But LOOK at those proportions: JEEZ! His arm is like bigger than iron mans whole body, armor and backpack propulsion included!

 

[Whiskey Tango]

That's not out of the question for a Hulk jump.

 

[BigThor]

Am I the only person who's simply glad they brought the Hulk's "super leaps" back, because they were sorely missed in TIH.

 

[Oruku Saki]

His upper body is pretty clearly a lot broader/ Plus longer arms and the hunch. At least now we know what Ruffalo meant when he called him ape-like.

Hell yes! And man does his render look SO much better, especially when compared to TIH screencaps. I love TIH but the SCALE and SCOPE of what they will be able to do with HULK in this movie is gonna blow it out of the water! I'm ready to see Hulk holdin' up a damaged Helicarrier!

 

[EML420]

Im thinking that Loki doesnt know about Hulk or he just really thinks nothing of him if he was trying to strong arm Tony into backing down. It would own if Hulk just went savage on him and just shocks the s*** out of Loki.

 

[cherokeesam]

or maybe, though I highly doubt it, he sees it in the distance and just jumps hoping to randomly slap one.

My original idea had him running through the building straight into that jump, but would be a lil weird. He can jump that high right? or no? maybe from a roof.

im talking too much.

Just a thought, but I'm seeing the Hulk running through the building bit as a separate scene from Air Whack-A-Mole.

 

[Quasimod0]

His upper body is pretty clearly a lot broader/ Plus longer arms and the hunch. At least now we know what Ruffalo meant when he called him ape-like.

haha, remember when everyone we crazy when ruffalo said that? As if he was gonna walk on all fours or something. lol

 

[Khemik@L]

Am I the only person who's simply glad they brought the Hulk's "super leaps" back, because they were sorely missed in TIH.

No My Friend You are not alone. That being said lemme be the first to officially welcome you to the club

EDIT: Come to think of it. I suspect that Letterier was more a fan of the TV Show than he was of the comics. That could explain why he de-powered Hulk so much in TIH

 

[Oruku Saki]

if TIH hulk was like cut bodybuilder proportions then the new one is like Powerlifter (as he should be in my opinion)

think this guy:

vs. this:

 

[echostation]

I wonder what the strongest Hulk feat will be in this film? There are rumors of him lifting the entire Helicarrier but I think that would be pushing it too much.

His CGI though is remarkable. Easily the best rendered version of the hulk. He just looks like a living real being, it's simply amazing. I just hope the interactions of him with the team don't make him look all awkward and fake looking... It's hard to balance constant kinetic movement of this huge creature with shots where he'll be just listening to orders or thinking briefly.

 

[Dark Raven]

The Hulk definitely looks better in this version. However, there's still something a little rubbery about his movements and reminiscent of Ang Lee's Hulk. In that slap, there seems to be a little lack of muscle tension, which could be adding to that not completely realistic feel. It's as if the ship or invader is being whacked with something a bit floppy.

 

[The Morningstar]

Now THAT is a Hulk! Seems he's closer to the Ang Lee version, in both size and the way he moves. Love that he can "super jump" again.

 

[BigThor]

I think it makes more sense for Thor to catch or brace a falling Helicarrier for impact, since he can "fly" and all.

No offense to Hulk fans, it just makes alot more sense that way.

 

[Oruku Saki]

Yeah i'm not seeing a lack of muscle tension in this scene...but then again i've never leapt like that in my life so i'm not sure any of us know what that would look like exactly. His movements look consistent to me, with his hands and feet going forward at the same time, like pulling in with his core...

 

[craigdbfan]

Now THAT is a Hulk! Seems he's closer to the Ang Lee version, in both size and the way he moves. Love that he can "super jump" again.

The Hulk definitely looks better in this version. However, there's still something a little rubbery about his movements and reminiscent of Ang Lee's Hulk. In that slap, there seems to be a little lack of muscle tension, which could be adding to that not completely realistic feel. It's as if the ship or invader is being whacked with something a bit floppy.

It's because ILM created the 03 version as well.

 

[Oruku Saki]

I think it makes more sense for Thor to catch or brace a falling Helicarrier for impact, since he can "fly" and all.

No offense to Hulk fans, it just makes alot more sense that way.

Maybe they BOTH handle the carrier and bring it safely down, brotherhood badassery at it's very best!

 

[BigThor]

Maybe they BOTH handle the carrier and bring it safely down, brotherhood badassery at it's very best!

Yeah but how would that work, considering Hulk can't fly so he can't really lift anything in mid-air.

 

[Gamma Burst]

No My Friend You are not alone. That being said lemme be the first to officially welcome you to the club

EDIT: Come to think of it. I suspect that Letterier was more a fan of the TV Show than he was of the comics. That could explain why he de-powered Hulk so much in TIH

You're definitely not alone. I hated how they limited his jumping ability.