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[DallasEast]

Red Hulk is thrown in here and quickly put back on the shelf, likely never to be seen again.

This possibility was very likely since the cast was announced. Red Hulk should have been introduced somehow earlier during Phase 2 or 3 at the latest.

William Hurt was still in his 60's and may have not been too ill yet to perform as Ross. He played the role in 2016 in Captain America: Civil War. I would guess he could have pulled it off. And it would have been only eight years out from The Incredible Hulk.

Re-assigning to Harrison Ford had obvious risks. He has first-hand experience working with a main character played by a co-worker (Carrie Fisher) who passed unexpectedly with work left to do.

All characters have a way to outlive any actor in a multiverse format. Maybe that is one way they can give Red Hulk a fresh re-start.

 

[Stash]

This possibility was very likely since the cast was announced. Red Hulk should have been introduced somehow earlier during Phase 2 or 3 at the latest.

William Hurt was still in his 60's and may have not been too ill yet to perform as Ross. He played the role in 2016 in Captain America: Civil War. I would guess he could have pulled it off. And it would have been only eight years out from The Incredible Hulk.

Re-assigning to Harrison Ford had obvious risks. He has first-hand experience working with a main character played by a co-worker (Carrie Fisher) who passed unexpectedly with work left to do.

All characters have a way to outlive any actor in a multiverse format. Maybe that is one way they can give Red Hulk a fresh re-start.

That’s an area where I felt that Ford - and any recast - would have a difficult time connecting with the audience.

The character’s story involved past events with another actor. It’s difficult, if not impossible to achieve the same level of emotion when everyone knows it’s not the same guy.

It would have resonated much differently if it was still William Hurt in the role.

Ford did a great acting job, but the task was too great, even for him.

 

[SlammedZero]

The tale of two movies.
First part is boring and more of a slow love tale.
Second part ramps up the action and visuals

It is ok for a movie that was not released in theaters
Some of it kind of reminds me of the last of us show and the natalie portman scifi movie called Annihilation.

The wife and I just finished watching it. Definitely a slow burn to start, and while the buildup takes its time, the payoff delivers. We enjoyed it.

 

[jsb357]

Oppenheimer

a dive into the troubled brillant mind
of a icon in history.

long, slow but for myself, that's not a problem.

will probably look into some of the validity
of what was presented on screen

i did enjoy it.

8 out of 10