The Avengers: The Motion Picture Discussion Thread- Open SPOILERS -enter at own risk!

[jye4ever]

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Working to control. Not in control. Anyway, Betty was as much a catalyst for his change and interaction as she was a calming influence for it. In TIH thinking something was happening to her was the reason he hulk'd out on the college campus. She is a wild card in terms of how he will react to her.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

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Except in the end it shows Banner in a yoga sitting position...then he smirks with green in his eyes and it says "days since incident, 0" or something very similar...

that would indicate that he controlled it with his focus and breathing as he was practicing earlier in the film...

 

[Darth Caedus]

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banner is supposed to be in control of it...watch the end of the incredible hulk again

I was hoping they would inject Rodgers' blood into Banner to help him get control over The Hulk like they did in The Ultimates......

 

[The Mike]

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Except in the end it shows Banner in a yoga sitting position...then he smirks with green in his eyes and it says "days since incident, 0" or something very similar...

that would indicate that he controlled it with his focus and breathing as he was practicing earlier in the film...

One cannot show whether or not they have control without the temptation of losing it. If he were in control it'd say 1 day since incident since he can change back and forth. The long time in between changes would indicate that he was unsure of even trying until that point. We don't know how it ended up except that from his smile he was fully ready to try.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

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well his eyes were green too when he smiled...not earlier...suggesting Banner and the Hulk are now one

 

[The Mike]

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They were green earlier, when he changed. The green eyes were to indicate to the audience that it was about to occur.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

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the only time they were green was when he lost control and was freaking out while transforming...in the last scene they were green while he was sitting still smiling with absolutely no loss of control...

 

[The Mike]

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Of course because he was welcoming the change. He was embracing it. Of course he smiled because he was ready to try and master the beast within, it was a staple of the comic book universe for him throughout the late 80s and early to mid 90s.

 

[captain sack]

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The pic of him without the shirt on is when someone does a bunch of push ups to look bigger, and the recent pic of him in the new suit seems like they made the outfit two sizes too big.

actually, the shirtless pic is probably after 6 month of steroids and heavy lifting. the costumed pic is two years later and his normal scrawny size.

 

[Kamandi]

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I thought the Hulk would have made a fine villain for the Avengers like in Ultimates V1. (Then again, I'd love to see a big screen version of Steve Rodgers kicking Hank Pim's ass.)

I think it deserves it's own story showing Banner learning to transform at will and maintain control.

 

[jye4ever]

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I thought the Hulk would have made a fine villain for the Avengers like in Ultimates V1. (Then again, I'd love to see a big screen version of Steve Rodgers kicking Hank Pim's ass.)

I think it deserves it's own story showing Banner learning to transform at will and maintain control.

Maybe not its own story but it should definately be used in the Avengers.

Enough with the angst......time to embrace the power!

It's clobberin time....wait

 

[isculpt]

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actually, the shirtless pic is probably after 6 month of steroids and heavy lifting. the costumed pic is two years later and his normal scrawny size.

He's not that BIG, to accuse him of steroids. The guy has always been in shape, just check his past movies. He's in shape and athletic, but to accuse him of steroids is . If he was on steroids he would look as big or bigger than Thor.

 

[sifu74]

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He's not that BIG, to accuse him of steroids. The guy has always been in shape, just check his past movies. He's in shape and athletic, but to accuse him of steroids is . If he was on steroids he would look as big or bigger than Thor.

so you are saying Chris Hemsworth uses steroids

JK

 

[ExMem-LarjaThwei]

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Isn't Hemsworth just a naturally bigger guy...

 

[hunnipot85]

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Yup, bigger and sexier.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

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he's taller but look at him in his other films...not thick at all...in fact, rather thin

 

[Darth Snoopy]

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Hemsworth was thinner in Star Trek.

 

[Darth Caedus]

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Hemsworth was thinner in Star Trek.

When you're thin, it's a lot easier to put on mass as opposed to being thicker to begin with. He had a personal trainer and a personal chef, so it's not out of the realm of possibilities that it's all natural.

 

[Darth Snoopy]

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When you're thin, it's a lot easier to put on mass as opposed to being thicker to begin with. He had a personal trainer and a personal chef, so it's not out of the realm of possibilities that it's all natural.

True, true.

 

[ExMem-LarjaThwei]

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When you're thin, it's a lot easier to put on mass as opposed to being thicker to begin with. He had a personal trainer and a personal chef, so it's not out of the realm of possibilities that it's all natural.

Wish I could afford this.