@Vigor - yeah but that thor is before ragnarok so he dont explore all his powers yet, he just smash things

@Vigor - War Machine. I've been waiting for him to actually be useful in the movies. Of course, he was a crap character in the books and a shameless copy of Iron Man which made no sense since they already had Iron Man. But I had to laugh at how much Falcon went out like a bitch. Thanos didn't waste any time disintegrating him.

@DoubleD - Back before Thor: Ragnarok, Kevin Feige asked Ruffallo what kind of character arc he'd like to see for Banner/Hulk and so they formulated one that would be told over the course of three films; Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers Whatever (the official title).

In Ragnarok, Hulk had been Hulk for two years, not letting Banner out. Then Banner comes out and doesn't ever want to turn into Hulk again, because if he does, then the Hulk won't let Banner come back.

They're both fighhting for physical dominion and neither one of them wants to give up their body, once they have it.

But Banner has to relent and turn into the Hulk, once again, at the end of Ragnarok, to save the Asgardians from the Fenris Wolf.

As such he is still Hulk at the beginning of Avengers: Infinity War.

He gets his ass kicked by Thanos and then is Rainbow-rocketed to Earth, where he become Bruce Banner again (for reasons as yet unknown).

Then Hulk refuses to come out.

Why? Most people assume it is because he is afraid of Thanos, the one man who beat him. But it's not that at all. Ruffallo said in an interview that the Hulk feels as though Bruce Banner only calls on him, when he needs help and doesn't want to be used in such a fashion.

So the inner conflict here is that they both want to be free. They both want to be in control. Hulk doesn't want to be Banner's muscle, when Banner has no respect for Hulk and Hulk has no respect for Banner anyway.


They essentially need to make friends with one another and this is only gonna happen if they get an opportunity to talk with one another, which they started to do in Infinity War.


I think that over the course of Avengers Whatever, The Hulk and Banner will have a full-on conversation with one another, somehow and that they will come to the realisation that they are the same person and that they have to reconcile their personalities. That Banner has to be dominant in mind and Hulk in body. And that is the Hulk we will get in Avengers 4. Smart Hulk.