The reason bruce has an alternate personality is because he had DID before he was exposed to the gamma radiation due to childhood truama. And because much like the syrem enhanced Steve it enhanced the anger and rage of his alter, giving it the hulk form.
The Sakaar spaceship, which I believe is Hulk's lover from that planet and she is tracking Hulk down by a tracking device implanted inside Hulk/Banner's body without Banner's knowledge. I think his lover is here to tell Hulk about their kid, yes Hulk was on that planet for 2 years and was a celebrity, so it's natural that he would have a love life. Hulk might have been acting up because Banner took him from his woman without knowing but most viewers thought it was because he got beaten by Thanos and was just scared but was lovesick. I believe that Banner didn't come to an agree with Hulk but found a way to suppress Hulk's persona without Hulk's approval. I believe before this series is over this strange Hulk lover will catchup with Dr. Banner while he is with his friends (Wong, She-Hulk, Abomination, Titania, Jessica Jones, Daredevil and Sam Wilson) celebrating at Banner's bar on his island that Wong transport everyone there. When Hulk take over Banner's body, he aggressively starts to attack everyone at this superhero party.
Bruce is the product of horrible abuse - even viewing his father murder his mother. He had Hulk problems before he was ever bombarded with gamma radiation. It’s not his story, so they likely chose to not dive into that - especially on the heels of Moon Knight and his dissociative personality disorder.
I think people obsess too much now about VFX. It will be 2072 and people will be watching movies and saying, "eh, it doesn't look real enough. The funny thing is, SO MANY millennial reactors praise rubbery, animatronic practical effects and stop-motion and go motion effects, which always looked horrible to me as a kid in the 70s-90s. We knew it wasn't real, but we also knew it was the best we could do at the time. I remember the tag line in Superman 1978 was, "You'll believe a man can fly." It wasn't perfect, but people didn't lick it apart endlessly like today. There is no such thing as a 7-foot tall green woman. She's never going to look real. Hulk is never going to look real either. Oddly enough, FYI, Hulk is green now because he was meant to be gray at first but the imperfect ink in the printing kept shifting him into a pastel in the comics, so they just settled on green. I work in animation, and the SAD thing is that with you apply REAL physics to super fights, etc, it sometimes doesn't look real because reality for the fantastic doesn't look like you expect it, and we often fudge and stretch the physics so that it actually looks fantastic. Of course slow motion helps also because people time that less. When She-hulk tossed Hulk and when he clapped her away, their landings were cookie-cutter animation. I've seen that flip and land a million times. It looks cartoonish to me, but it's also NEVER going to happen in real life, without someone breaking apart, or at least breaking bones. I’m fine with it. It's way better than I can do. When I wee a REAL WOMAN, I don't ask myself, "how much texture is in her skin?" and if I can find NO TEXTURE, I'll likely say, "Wow! What beautiful skin!" When I'm animating, it's only when I'm VERY close up that I care about texture. In real life, we just don't notice things like that. Our minds use shortcuts to identify.
Great, well informed, analysis. So, are we leaning toward qualifying the "Hulk genome" as a more specialized "X genome?" Will a "Sentinel" be programed and assigned to capture "She-Hulk?"
Wonderful reaction video, thank you. I think it’s interesting how some who survive gamma radiation exposure in the Marvel universe become monstrous in proportion and have difficult times with transformations, but others are more proportional and transforming is not an issue. Although I may be wrong, I think it has something to do with psychological and/or physical abuse in the person’s past. Case in point, Bruce Banner was abused as a child, and Emil Blonsky, the Abomination, also suffered trauma. Just a thought. Anyway great production thank you.
Don't forget that Blonsky and Bruce were also affected by failed attempts to replicate the Super Soldier serum. The issues with control and such are really what are influenced by psychological problems.
@@NicoFitz with an audio app you could turn off the screen of your phone and put it in your pocket and still be able to listen. But with youtube, unless you pay, you can't close the screen while your video is playing and still listen. I'm here for the video myself though. Just adding my two. Good stuff, thanks.
I think it looks a bit better than that lol. But still not as advanced as smart hulk. But it could make sense since this is their first live action model for her.
I think the only difference between the two is the fact that She Hulk's face is smoother than Hulks. For me it is a bit too smooth; there is no traces of a life lived that adds scars, wrinkles, laugh lines, frown lines, crows feet. Maybe this is intentional to give her a more new born look, I dunno. Either way I got use to it pretty quickly. edit: Made comment before getting to the point where you discussed the CGI and hair etc..
Work in progress, by the time they hit her movie appearance, she'd be so much improved but it doesn't (so far) take me out of the show, which is so much fun.
@@RG56538 I think it's more that as a society we expect women to look smoother and more perfect. there is a whole billion-dollar beauty industry that exists to make women's faces look smooth and free of pores, blemishes, wrinkles, or hairs. So those things, which can be used texturally to make Bruce's face look more lived-in and real, really can't be effectively applied to Jen without people complaining about her looking weird or ugly or old.
Great reaction!!! Haven't seen your reactions in quite a while, but so glad I'm here watching again!
Glad to have you back!
The reason bruce has an alternate personality is because he had DID before he was exposed to the gamma radiation due to childhood truama. And because much like the syrem enhanced Steve it enhanced the anger and rage of his alter, giving it the hulk form.
"They're all lame-ass teacher's pets!"
"You know I can hear you?"
"Wasn't talking to you! I was talking to them!"
The Sakaar spaceship, which I believe is Hulk's lover from that planet and she is tracking Hulk down by a tracking device implanted inside Hulk/Banner's body without Banner's knowledge. I think his lover is here to tell Hulk about their kid, yes Hulk was on that planet for 2 years and was a celebrity, so it's natural that he would have a love life. Hulk might have been acting up because Banner took him from his woman without knowing but most viewers thought it was because he got beaten by Thanos and was just scared but was lovesick. I believe that Banner didn't come to an agree with Hulk but found a way to suppress Hulk's persona without Hulk's approval. I believe before this series is over this strange Hulk lover will catchup with Dr. Banner while he is with his friends (Wong, She-Hulk, Abomination, Titania, Jessica Jones, Daredevil and Sam Wilson) celebrating at Banner's bar on his island that Wong transport everyone there. When Hulk take over Banner's body, he aggressively starts to attack everyone at this superhero party.
Bruce is the product of horrible abuse - even viewing his father murder his mother. He had Hulk problems before he was ever bombarded with gamma radiation.
It’s not his story, so they likely chose to not dive into that - especially on the heels of Moon Knight and his dissociative personality disorder.
I think people obsess too much now about VFX. It will be 2072 and people will be watching movies and saying, "eh, it doesn't look real enough.
The funny thing is, SO MANY millennial reactors praise rubbery, animatronic practical effects and stop-motion and go motion effects, which always looked horrible to me as a kid in the 70s-90s. We knew it wasn't real, but we also knew it was the best we could do at the time. I remember the tag line in Superman 1978 was, "You'll believe a man can fly." It wasn't perfect, but people didn't lick it apart endlessly like today.
There is no such thing as a 7-foot tall green woman. She's never going to look real. Hulk is never going to look real either. Oddly enough, FYI, Hulk is green now because he was meant to be gray at first but the imperfect ink in the printing kept shifting him into a pastel in the comics, so they just settled on green.
I work in animation, and the SAD thing is that with you apply REAL physics to super fights, etc, it sometimes doesn't look real because reality for the fantastic doesn't look like you expect it, and we often fudge and stretch the physics so that it actually looks fantastic. Of course slow motion helps also because people time that less. When She-hulk tossed Hulk and when he clapped her away, their landings were cookie-cutter animation. I've seen that flip and land a million times. It looks cartoonish to me, but it's also NEVER going to happen in real life, without someone breaking apart, or at least breaking bones. I’m fine with it. It's way better than I can do.
When I wee a REAL WOMAN, I don't ask myself, "how much texture is in her skin?" and if I can find NO TEXTURE, I'll likely say, "Wow! What beautiful skin!" When I'm animating, it's only when I'm VERY close up that I care about texture. In real life, we just don't notice things like that. Our minds use shortcuts to identify.
Great, well informed, analysis. So, are we leaning toward qualifying the "Hulk genome" as a more specialized "X genome?" Will a "Sentinel" be programed and assigned to capture "She-Hulk?"
Wonderful reaction video, thank you. I think it’s interesting how some who survive gamma radiation exposure in the Marvel universe become monstrous in proportion and have difficult times with transformations, but others are more proportional and transforming is not an issue. Although I may be wrong, I think it has something to do with psychological and/or physical abuse in the person’s past. Case in point, Bruce Banner was abused as a child, and Emil Blonsky, the Abomination, also suffered trauma. Just a thought. Anyway great production thank you.
Don't forget that Blonsky and Bruce were also affected by failed attempts to replicate the Super Soldier serum. The issues with control and such are really what are influenced by psychological problems.
Can you post these videos as audio only on audea? I would really appreciate just the audio. love your stuff btw, keep pushing out content!
What's the difference in posting them there versus here? Other than obviously the absence of video (which is half the point of the reaction)
@@NicoFitz with an audio app you could turn off the screen of your phone and put it in your pocket and still be able to listen. But with youtube, unless you pay, you can't close the screen while your video is playing and still listen.
I'm here for the video myself though. Just adding my two.
Good stuff, thanks.
The VFX on the she-hulk model looks similar to the Hulk(2003) movie
I think it looks a bit better than that lol. But still not as advanced as smart hulk. But it could make sense since this is their first live action model for her.
I think the only difference between the two is the fact that She Hulk's face is smoother than Hulks. For me it is a bit too smooth; there is no traces of a life lived that adds scars, wrinkles, laugh lines, frown lines, crows feet. Maybe this is intentional to give her a more new born look, I dunno. Either way I got use to it pretty quickly.
edit: Made comment before getting to the point where you discussed the CGI and hair etc..
Work in progress, by the time they hit her movie appearance, she'd be so much improved but it doesn't (so far) take me out of the show, which is so much fun.
@@RG56538 I think it's more that as a society we expect women to look smoother and more perfect. there is a whole billion-dollar beauty industry that exists to make women's faces look smooth and free of pores, blemishes, wrinkles, or hairs. So those things, which can be used texturally to make Bruce's face look more lived-in and real, really can't be effectively applied to Jen without people complaining about her looking weird or ugly or old.