Kevin's Watch

I thought it kinda made the first outburst not make sense. But on its own, I like the idea that's how he learned to control it.

Really, there were big inconsistencies between the two Hulk appearances anyway. Unless we're meant to see it as whether he chooses to change or gets pushed too far affects how much control he has?

TBH I thought "Puny god" was too much of a cliche to be funny. /shrug

Murrin wrote:But on its own, I like the idea that's how he learned to control it.

^that^

I really appreciated that approach.

I think the idea is that he's always angry, and always keeping it under control. But there are times when he loses control; when something or other makes him too angry to keep control. That's when we see him fight the change.

However, any time he wants Hulk to come out, he can just stop controlling his anger.

Fist and Faith wrote:I think the idea is that he's always angry, and always keeping it under control. But there are times when he loses control; when something or other makes him too angry to keep control. That's when we see him fight the change.

However, any time he wants Hulk to come out, he can just stop controlling his anger.

*nod*

That's how I interpreted it, and why I appreciated it so much. It also caused me to appreciate the terse manner in which he spoke. Until that moment, I didn't comprehend his manner most of the time.

Avengers was good.

This was better:

LF - Matt Salinger starred in that version. his dad was famous for something or another.

Hashi Lebwohl wrote:
I have news for Fury, though--that cage wouldn't have held the Hulk for long and being dropped from 10 km wouldn't have killed him.

I thought that was the whole point. They knew the cage wouldn't last long, which is why it was designed to drop. The cage was built to protect the ship, not imprison Hulk indefinitely.

Fist and Faith wrote:I think the idea is that he's always angry, and always keeping it under control. But there are times when he loses control; when something or other makes him too furious to keep control. That's when we see him fight the change.

this guy?

"This squishy ball just saved your life!"



Best Superhero Team Movie Ever!

The "I'm always angry" moment made me grin in sheer delight.

We saw this over the weekend. I knew it would be bad when there was a shootout and car chase within the first few minutes. I love Joss Whedons serials, but this was just a boring onslaught of special effects and endless action and none of the interesting characters he usually does.

But, I still hope it lets him get a new serial.

Ananda wrote:I knew it would be bad when there was a shootout and car chase within the first few minutes.

.........I don't even..........

*wonders how Ananda morphed in to deer*

Menolly wrote:*wonders how Ananda morphed in to deer*

We are all the female spirit! Cambo is very enlightened towards women.

My wife was bored by it as well. She'd rather drag me to some gabby flick where there's all this talk about feelings, yechhh.

Ron Burgunihilo wrote:My wife was bored by it as well. She'd rather drag me to some gabby flick where there's all this talk about feelings, yechhh.

I know, why talk about feelings when you can destroy a few buildings and bash in some alien skulls to express your outrage/loneliness/guilt/etc.?

Exactly. Bring on the explosions, car chases, and heaving bosums.

Ananda wrote:

Menolly wrote:*wonders how Ananda morphed in to deer*

We are all the female spirit! Cambo is very enlightened towards women.

My bad, it was late.

But seriously, that sentence made me stop and re-evaluate everything I thought I knew about the gender divide.