The point of the Hulk characters is a normal, mild-mannered, unexceptional people transform into a green, muscular monsters. If they used a female bodybuilder, it'd just be a story about a muscular chick who turned green after a blood transfusion, and frankly, sci-fi's version of jaundice isn't much of an interesting story...
Except I already told you that I'm pretty sure She-Hulk isn't just female Hulk. Doing so is changing the initial point, as far as I remember, and I'd actually say that making her Hulk but female is worse because rather than having her be her own character she's now like so many other female super heroes, a female offbrand version that isn't as good.
I'm not entirely sure what you're saying. She's literally "SHE-Hulk;" so not entirely disparate from The Hulk. She DOES go from a typical woman to a larger mutated version of herself. I say employing a bodybuilder to play the "normal" version of Jennifer Walters deflates the impact and implication of the mutation.
So, I maintain the idea was congruency. They wanted a mutated counterpoint to Tatiana Maslany that still looked like her. If they started with a large and confidently muscular woman, the impact and implication of the mutation would have been diluted AND directly contrary to the source material.
Well, Arnie pretty much had to go full primal in order to kill the thing, showing that all the guns in the world didn’t really do shit against it. If someone was able to just walk in with a heat seeking laser cannon to take it out, we wouldn’t have much of a movie either.
In fairness, it actually got shot very few times, people kept missing. Supposedly this was intended as a deep political statement or something.
Seasoned Hunter got shot once. In the thigh. Hence that whole little medical procedure scene. He also got caught in a net briefly, but broke himself out.
Wonder what Lou Ferrigno will think of this lol. I do want to see her hulk out in a court of law though for a closing statement, CGI or not.
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I refuse to like that. Screw whatever we think, WTF is Dismal Disney thinking?You thought pre-criticism movie Sonic was gone for good? You fucking thought!
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That's gonna replace the whale in my nightmares.You thought pre-criticism movie Sonic was gone for good? You fucking thought!
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Yeah, well, times change. John put his sword in-between Makee's Halo, and now they can have new Halos of their own. 0_0Halo co-creator reacts to TV series: 'Not the Halo I made'
Bungie veteran Marcus Lehto said he doesn't hate the show, it's just very different from the Halo he knows and loves.
Sounds killer. Hope you're not feeling blue. I'd say more, but I'm too busy thinking about Halos humpbacking.
Okay I'm beginning to notice something: movies are doing that thing again where they split it into two parts. This is the second movie to do this so far, that has a theatrical release. The second Spider-Verse movie is going to be split into two parts as well. Why are they bringing this bad fad back again? I know in the original case it was supposed to be more "accurate to the literature" to the books movies were adopting at the time, but it was mostly nothing more than glorified padding. I know these are licensed properties, but based on more original content script writing. There's really no need to split these in the two parts. Just make this Mission Impossible the last movie and move on.
As a trailer, kinda weirdly edited. But I am excited for the movie, the franchise is fairly consistent. Love Rebecca Ferguson especially.
