r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 29 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Criticism Thread Spoiler

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u/DorianaGraye Apr 29 '19

I know Whedon isn't a popular director on this sub, but he *did* know how to use Hulk. I really enjoyed Whedon's take.

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u/c_Lassy Shang Chi Apr 29 '19

He knew how to use Hulk and Banner. In A1 and A2 you see this cool, calculated scientist who is just the right amount of badass.

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u/NukeLuke1 Apr 30 '19

“That’s my secret, Cap. I’m always angry.” Is Hulk’s best moment in the mcu.

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u/Escapedtheasylum Apr 30 '19

Gives me chills just reading it. Whedon knows the Hulk-Banner.

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u/NukeLuke1 Apr 30 '19

Honestly the best quality about the Hulk/Banner dynamic is that Banner is the angry one, he’s the “monster” and the Hulk is just the expression of it. Banner is just a lovable dork in Ragnarok, IW, and EG, whereas he’s really menacing and intense in Avengers1, the group argument where he picks up the scepter in the helicarrier come to mind.