It's possible - and this is pure guess on my part - that Ruffalo himself may have had some input in doing a more "human" spin on Hulk. I only say that because he seemed to be so supportive of Whedon e.g. sensitivity stuff and from an actor's standpoint it's probably more interesting to do stuff where u can act, than a motion suit. Same as Hemsworth wanting to take Thor in a different direction. Maybe.
That kind of thing may intrigue a director but may not be what a fan cares about. But I don't know - for me the Russos did stuff - suspect with input from Feige etc. - that surprised me. I still don't know how I feel about Professor Hulk. Uneasy, maybe. Like something should have been there re the character but wasn't.
but then they come up with TV series I'm dying to see with favs of mine. B@stards.
I liked it better than IW but IMO it was more of a love story to the original line-up etc. than, for me, IW and EG being what I imagined in my head - an overarching, fully fleshed out sort of LOTR/GOT/Dune whatever epic-story.
Which IMO doesn't make EG bad per se (not after seeing it 3 times in theaters) and IMO for me it's worth it just to see Cap standing alone - also I liked Antman coming to the front and the beginning bleakness - e.g. there's plenty I liked - but just don't feel a raging need to re-watch a lot. Maybe that's the point, kind of, Feige really wants folks to let go, switch gears, and get into the next phases of the MCU. $$$
Was gonna rescue my wallet
How about my opinion is mine alone and no one can invalidate it? Now you may love fat Thor. That is definitely your prerogative. As for me I will continue to hate him. As an aside though I didn’t like professor Hulk either, so we have that.
