Honestly Bruce has gone through a lot, an abusive father, his life being ruined by one accident, mental illness. I honestly can’t say I can blame him. It is crazy that they just casually mention the fact that he tried to kill himself though. If there were a reason I was surprised it would definitely be out of universe.
Looking back on phase 3 and 2 , despite the errors, overall it created amazingly iconic moments and lines in this whole genre. Phase 4 feels like a half-assed ghost of the former, sure theres high points but damn, does it get low. Too many people were so busy nit-picking the low points in this time period to enjoy all the high points, and how far super-hero movies had come. Even if it was still alot of corporate bs, it was definitely less soulless than it is today. No one asked for Madame web to exist, or Black widow, or for Thor 4 to be some corny ass comedy movie. How tf are the Disney+ series better than the movies overall in this phase.
Literal character assassination. She Hulk complained that her problems were worse than his and HE AGREES, despite him having gone through hell and back, lost many people, and he had a suicide attempt in the past to try and kill the hulk but it failed so he has to live with the harsh reality that he can never end himself. Oh, and she hulk got catcalled. That's it. It's like comparing getting slapped by a toddler to getting suckerpunched by thanos with the gauntlet on.
I dont think he knew what to do. Instinct is to grab a protective device. To Fury that would be his gun. No matter if it works or not instinct is to try.
Okay…… what would you suggest he do? Hes a hardened combat vet. Hes reaching out of reflex not because he thinks it will actually kill the hulk. Combative training is reflexive not conscious. Ask anyone who trained martial arts or served in the military. It’s purely reflexive
@@canderoussnurd4265 combat training doesn't just teach you how to fight, it also teaches you when not to fight. Provoking an enemy (by pulling a gun in this case) is considered a fatal decision when your chances of winning over him are absolutely zero.
@@mohankrishna_mon 🤦🏻 Try again dude. Reread the comment and put it into context. He’s not provoking. He’s reaching for a weapon out of reflex due to his training as a subconscious reaction to a threat to his life. He didn’t pull the weapon and say “come on bitch do it”. He reached and unlatched his weapon prepared for a draw. There’s a difference. If I was in the situation I’d do the same thing. Especially given how fast shit could go sideways here.
@@canderoussnurd4265 Dude take a second to understand what the other person is saying, rather than being ready to wrong everybody. I was saying your logic is flawed . But I guess there is no point in arguing with you, as you seem very self centred and assume you know everything. So, chill. Peace 👋
This scene is the perfect depiction of a broken, misunderstood man. So lost alone and afraid but still choosing to do the right thing. She Hulk hasn't done the things Banner has and still chooses to help only herself.
I love how they introduced Bruce in Avengers. Unassuming as Dr Banner but you can see that they all get on edge once he starts getting just a LITTLE bit upset. When the MCU was good, seems so long ago.
Nick Fury only put his hand on his gun once he saw Bruce pick up the scepter. Because the frame showed a close of Bruce from shoulders up, you can't see him pick up the scepter. But you can see his shoulders move to pick up the scepter from 00:31-00:35. Nick wasn't being insensitive, he was responding to Bruce having picked up the scepter, and so did Black Widow put her hands on her gun the same time as Nick at 00:37
Everyone always talks about how they want 2008 Hulk characterization back, but what about this one? This movie has the best Bruce Banner story and performance IMO.
@@bqw2094 you mean in terms of design or brutality? Cause that design coming out of Ruffalo just doesn’t register for me, it’s to engrained to Norton for me, even though it doesn’t really look like Norton either. But it’s still my favorite Hulk design though. I do think in terms of brutality and fighting style, he might’ve peaked in Incredible Hulk.
The scepter contains One of the infinity Stones, but Is Also the catalyst for Loki's magic, who's the God of mischief and corruption, Who Is using the paranoia and mistrust of the Heroes to make them fight each other. At the end of the scene, he does actually put down the scepter, but he didn't notice picking It up.
But remember. The trauma of Your forced upon alter ego literally denying your should-be successful Suicide attempt still doesn't compare to being Mansplained to and Catcalled, according to Marvel 🤔💀
Low-key one of the darkest lines in a marvel film, people often talk about the humour in this film but it had a lot of serious moments
Honestly Bruce has gone through a lot, an abusive father, his life being ruined by one accident, mental illness. I honestly can’t say I can blame him. It is crazy that they just casually mention the fact that he tried to kill himself though. If there were a reason I was surprised it would definitely be out of universe.
Back when the MCU actually had good writing and characters, I miss this era so much
Loki Season 2 and Guardians 3 were pretty good. But I do miss this writing too. I kinda wish Paramount kept distributing the films.
I just miss when fans were happy with what they had with it
Looking back on phase 3 and 2 , despite the errors, overall it created amazingly iconic moments and lines in this whole genre. Phase 4 feels like a half-assed ghost of the former, sure theres high points but damn, does it get low. Too many people were so busy nit-picking the low points in this time period to enjoy all the high points, and how far super-hero movies had come. Even if it was still alot of corporate bs, it was definitely less soulless than it is today. No one asked for Madame web to exist, or Black widow, or for Thor 4 to be some corny ass comedy movie. How tf are the Disney+ series better than the movies overall in this phase.
Bruce went from this to dabbing in endgame. What a shame.
He said “bruh” to she hulk in her series
@@salt9764 I had to pause and walk around the house for a few minutes after that.
I guess his real family changed him
He learned how to “it is what it is.”
Literal character assassination. She Hulk complained that her problems were worse than his and HE AGREES, despite him having gone through hell and back, lost many people, and he had a suicide attempt in the past to try and kill the hulk but it failed so he has to live with the harsh reality that he can never end himself. Oh, and she hulk got catcalled. That's it. It's like comparing getting slapped by a toddler to getting suckerpunched by thanos with the gauntlet on.
The way the all look at him after he confessed his suicide attempt, they all felt his sadness.
if they was his friends and not just his teammates they would of been able to be there but they all had there own selfish reasons i guess smh
@demontimet7773 well he tried to kill himself way before the avengers formed
But it’s nothing compared to getting cat called
@@juantorres-sy9ut I fucking hated when she said that
Just a minute after he said he tried to "put a bullet himself but failed", fury keeps his hand on the gun. Dude.
I dont think he knew what to do. Instinct is to grab a protective device. To Fury that would be his gun. No matter if it works or not instinct is to try.
Okay…… what would you suggest he do?
Hes a hardened combat vet. Hes reaching out of reflex not because he thinks it will actually kill the hulk. Combative training is reflexive not conscious. Ask anyone who trained martial arts or served in the military. It’s purely reflexive
@@canderoussnurd4265 combat training doesn't just teach you how to fight, it also teaches you when not to fight. Provoking an enemy (by pulling a gun in this case) is considered a fatal decision when your chances of winning over him are absolutely zero.
@@mohankrishna_mon 🤦🏻
Try again dude. Reread the comment and put it into context. He’s not provoking. He’s reaching for a weapon out of reflex due to his training as a subconscious reaction to a threat to his life. He didn’t pull the weapon and say “come on bitch do it”. He reached and unlatched his weapon prepared for a draw. There’s a difference. If I was in the situation I’d do the same thing. Especially given how fast shit could go sideways here.
@@canderoussnurd4265 Dude take a second to understand what the other person is saying, rather than being ready to wrong everybody. I was saying your logic is flawed . But I guess there is no point in arguing with you, as you seem very self centred and assume you know everything. So, chill. Peace 👋
This scene is the perfect depiction of a broken, misunderstood man. So lost alone and afraid but still choosing to do the right thing. She Hulk hasn't done the things Banner has and still chooses to help only herself.
We dont talk about that abortion of a show
I like how Fury put his hand on his gun, like that would have done anything but make the situation worse.
Force of habit
I love how they introduced Bruce in Avengers. Unassuming as Dr Banner but you can see that they all get on edge once he starts getting just a LITTLE bit upset. When the MCU was good, seems so long ago.
0:27 you can see the moment he grabs the scepter
You can also hear it move.
Damn they're all so young
That's 10 years for you.
Right😂
This is the Hulk we wanted and needed throughout the whole MCU movies someone dark not treated like a joke someone who installed fear into them
A room full of gods, superhumans, and trained killers and all of them are afraid of the nerdy scientist.
Who has the ability to smack them all into next week with big meaty green fists.
Fr
@@ahmood1024well that nerdy scientist and transform into a beast with almost limitless strength
Not the nerdy scientist.
It's the other guy
This is why he's the strongest Avenger.
This line is one of my favorites in the mcu it humanizes the superhero’s makes us see they are just people
And then She-Hulk tells us that she knows what its like to be actually angry and in control because she was catcalled.
You can see the sadness on Tony’s face
Because he’s been there too.
Baaahhhh!!! This is nothing compared to being catcalled…
I remember in the opening of the game version of The Incredible Hulk, Bruce Banner do exaclty what does this version said.
0:20 fun fact: if you played the hulk movie tie-in game you could actually see that happen
Ok Bruce, but have you ever been cat-called on the street?
Maybe not as Bruce, but I could see Gladiator Hulk getting cat-called.
He's referencing a deleted scene from the Edward Norton hulk movie in which he tries to kill himself but hulk spits the bullet out.
Nick Fury only put his hand on his gun once he saw Bruce pick up the scepter. Because the frame showed a close of Bruce from shoulders up, you can't see him pick up the scepter. But you can see his shoulders move to pick up the scepter from 00:31-00:35. Nick wasn't being insensitive, he was responding to Bruce having picked up the scepter, and so did Black Widow put her hands on her gun the same time as Nick at 00:37
Remember guys, Jennifer compared her life to Bruce's saying she has suffered more than him
Most terrifying statement in mcu
Everyone always talks about how they want 2008 Hulk characterization back, but what about this one? This movie has the best Bruce Banner story and performance IMO.
Here's my compromise, mark Ruffalo banner who turns into edward Norton hulk
@@bqw2094 you mean in terms of design or brutality? Cause that design coming out of Ruffalo just doesn’t register for me, it’s to engrained to Norton for me, even though it doesn’t really look like Norton either. But it’s still my favorite Hulk design though. I do think in terms of brutality and fighting style, he might’ve peaked in Incredible Hulk.
@@wachinimagaming4898 both design and brutality , and I can visualize mark Ruffalo changing into that hulk , doesn't seem jarring to me.
That was he said he did happened in the 2008 Hulk game, and in a deleted scene from the movie.
These comments are making me happy that I didn’t see black widow.
To hot
You say this is less hard than getting cat-called at work?
Interestingly, a cutscene at the beginning of the "Incredible Hulk" 2008 game shows him shoot himself...only for Hulk to spit it out.
There's actually a deleted scene from Incredible Hulk where Bruce actually did attempt suicide and Hulk spat out the bullet.
And Jen said she "had it harder"
i remember a few years ago i stupidly had too much fun with a bottle of pills and the other guy treated them like they were m&m`s
0:18 #grangergloryhole #broughttoyoubycarlsjr
Odd.
What are you even saying?
@@spartan113ish you dont speak english? click the number and listen 🤣🤣im not saying anything, its a movie
@@spartan113ish i mean its a cypher puzzle, winner gets a great prize!
and now hes just a goofy, silly comic relief character
I havent watched the movie so 2 things. What is the scepter, and does he realize he picked it up
The scepter contains One of the infinity Stones, but Is Also the catalyst for Loki's magic, who's the God of mischief and corruption, Who Is using the paranoia and mistrust of the Heroes to make them fight each other. At the end of the scene, he does actually put down the scepter, but he didn't notice picking It up.
@@gaetanotruisi1211 thank you.
lol
Which avengers movie is this?
Avengers
The First one
Infinity League
And she-hulk thinks she got it worse.
But remember.
The trauma of Your forced upon alter ego literally denying your should-be successful Suicide attempt still doesn't compare to being Mansplained to and Catcalled, according to Marvel 🤔💀