Alright, thanks. They did, indeed do a poor job expressing that.
However, MCU HULK has NOT had his ass kicked, in any way, shape or form close to what Thanos did when he bitched him out in all of 5 seconds. Fuck man, I mean he tuned big green up like he was a fucking sock puppet.
READ and be less Ignorant.
I don't remotely think they are trying to paint him as an anti-hero. He's a villain, through and through. Humanizing the villain does not an anti-hero make.
Thanos might himself look in the mirror and thinks he sees a hero, but that is not the same as being an actual anti-hero.
Also crazy comes in all shapes and sizes.
It's weird that you joined the fray to piss in everyone's Cheerios and are now getting salty because someone got bothered by it.
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So with your original words in mind, let's not try to be obtuse or benign and hand wave it off as simply an "observation"Why are there so many ''geniuses'' in this thread that are so eager to sqawk "oh it's so obvious the dead heroes are going to come back stupid movie is stupid", yet I see nobody making the same argument that Thanos won in the end of the movie.
So why no "REEEEEEE" for that to the degree of, "dumb marvel wants us to believe that the avengers just lost and Thanos won thats it no more?"
Because you dopes know that there is a 2nd part to the movie, and you already know that Thanos is going to lose. Why are you being so rampantly and ridiculously critical of the heroes dying (which was done very well imho)
Marvel didn't expect anybody to really think that nobody was ever going to come back, I mean they have already brought back several ''dead'' people in their movies before (Loki anybody?).
Can't you just enjoy a movie without being so damned pretentious?
Do you really need me to highlight the parts of your original commentary that qualifies as snark and/or insults?
Frankly, Hulk being scared makes more sense than what they are saying it really was. Hulk and Banner might not get along, but when push comes to shove if Bruce is in danger Hulk comes out if for no other reason than self preservation on Hulk's part. In this movie Bruce very much was in danger on numerous occasions and Hulk should have come out. That fear is the only thing that makes sense for him not coming out as fear can be irrational.
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Thanos eventually does become an anti-hero. It's unfortunate that the MCU has so far refused to muck around with the high powered dudes.
Yeah, I think that if the point is that Hulk is tired of being Banner's war face, they expressed it poorly. It very comes across as him refusing to come out after being trounced by Thanos even in situations where both their lives are at stake. When a big giant dude is threatening to kill Banner, Hulk should jump for joy at the chance to bash some faces in regardless of any resentment he may have had towards the guy.
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Yeah they never once hinted hulk was "upset at bruce for saving him"
That might be a storyline in the comics but its never been hinted at in the movies unless you reach and say the fact he was away for 2 years in thor rag means he was tired of saving bruce. Which is unclear and they could have made it more clear if thats the case
Grey Hulk would also solve a few plots that have been building as well as give Ruffalo a way out of the role. Hulk in Ragnarok hated being puny Banner. Banner doesn't want to lose himself in the Hulk. Grey Hulk takes the best qualities of both and removes the need for a high paying actor to play the part of Banner forever.
Well thats fine, if they go there. But the Hulk saying "NO!" in IW is NOT critically thinking, he is just angry. In his little 7 year old angry brain letting Banner die could be his key to getting out. S'all Im saying. Seeings as the Russo's have said its a power struggle thing.
READ and be less Ignorant.