Based on this clear shot of the Hulk, will you like him when he is angry?

Extra Tidbit:	I don't think Marvel hasn't talked about it at all, but do you think Ruffalo will ever have a solo Hulk movie?

Source:	Screen Rant

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1:14AM on 02/25/2012

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He looks like he's running this way so that he won't be late for a spot of tea, haha. Reminds me of the posh Frankenstein's Monster in Freakazoid: "Mmm, *I* read the New Yorker. Hm"

matike

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3:46PM on 02/24/2012

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omg i hate it he's too big this is stupid

wyked2000

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10:16PM on 02/23/2012

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I enjoyed both Hulk movies for different reasons, but they need to do a Hulk movie where he gets to kick some serious ass, kinda like in the World War Hulk storyline.

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JoeChar4321

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10:06PM on 02/23/2012

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How will the ABC TV show about the Hulk play in to all of this?!? I'd love to see another solo Hulk film but there's so much on Marvel's plate right now.

jjrakman

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6:31PM on 02/23/2012

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To be honest, I've liked all the incarnations of the Hulk in terns of their appearance, even the Shreky one.
This looks pretty darn good though.
I do wish however, that someone would let Lou Farigno do the motion capture.

creamfinger

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6:17PM on 02/23/2012

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It's so hard to tell from still images. The Hulk is probably one of the most difficult comic characters to get right on film. The closest depiction I've seen so far was actually not in any of the Hulk movies, but rather it was the Mr. Hyde character in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in 2003.

DoB

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5:42PM on 02/23/2012

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Liking this design a lot. I hope they do a better job of projecting the Hulk's power on this one than they did the others. Not to dork it up too much, but in the comics he is power and rage personified and his strength is basically incomparable. No real scale on which it could be measured. In the other films, it seemed to require strain and effort for him to... throw a tank for example. This shouldn't be any problem for the Hulk. He was too bulky in Ang Lee's version. Too cartoonish. He is

Liking this design a lot. I hope they do a better job of projecting the Hulk's power on this one than they did the others. Not to dork it up too much, but in the comics he is power and rage personified and his strength is basically incomparable. No real scale on which it could be measured. In the other films, it seemed to require strain and effort for him to... throw a tank for example. This shouldn't be any problem for the Hulk. He was too bulky in Ang Lee's version. Too cartoonish. He is traditionally more agile. His power doesn't come from bulk.

This design looks great, and based on the "...We have a Hulk" line I have every reason to believe they will nail the character. Can't wait.

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ReverendRob

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5:39PM on 02/23/2012

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Its great to hear so many people who enjoyed both Hulk movies. I am in that camp, noth movies were great for different reasons. So far I am really excited about the Avengers movie.

Tombstone9

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3:03PM on 02/23/2012

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Looks Like Ruffalo

He looks more like the actor playing him more than either of the other two(Bana/Norton). I liked both of the first two movies but for different reasons. I'm looking forward to this one. Still I think he looks like Ruffalo if he roided up and painted himself green...

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Mr. Majestyk

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1:58PM on 02/23/2012

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looks great, it's gonna be awesome seeing him fight along side of the others

Spraragen88

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12:23PM on 02/23/2012

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Looks great

I can't wait to see him in action. I would love to see a Ruffalo hulk movie. But it would have to be more than one monster fighting another. Maybe bring in a group of people like the U-FOES...

korollocke

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11:54AM on 02/23/2012

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The look and feel of the Hulk always changes in comics, currently he and banner are two seperate beings.

Preston_79

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11:43AM on 02/23/2012

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Stoked

I've enjoyed both of the Hulk movies. Bana had more nerdy vulnerability that Norton, but Norton's Hulk was superior in the looks department. Ruffalo seems to have his own take on playing Banner, and I can't wait to the character unfold.

pretony

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11:27AM on 02/23/2012

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Always liked the Hulk

I am a big Hulk fan and hope he gets a stand alone movie. I really enjoyed the TV series and all the movies (yes, yes, I know, people don't like Ang Lee's Hulk but I thought it was fun). I am very excited to see what Mark Ruffalo brings to the character (both as the MoCap Hulk and Banner).

J. Burton

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11:14AM on 02/23/2012

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The problem with the solo hulk movies, is that Bruce Banner is boring as shit. They need give him something to do besides look for a cure. Which is what the TV show did.

b2webster84

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10:42AM on 02/23/2012

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Yes, they did use mocap and it was the same studio that did the Norton Hulk, which I loved. I'm glad to see the direction they're going integrating Hulk in to the team. I hear the opening sequence is epic, and my guess is it has something to do with the team going after The Hulk and realizing he's not the monster he's made out to be. I've said it before, but if you haven't caught the Avengers cartoon I suggest you do so, it's awesome!

vesaker

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9:55AM on 02/23/2012

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cool enough

I'm more interested to see how he's actually used in the film. Personally i liked Nortons Hulk. Never understood the hate for that one.

coryalexander

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9:25AM on 02/23/2012

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I like it. I had heard that unlike previous incarnations of the Hulk that were completely computer simulated they actually used mocap of Ruffalo. Does anyone know if this is true?

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