No, but the problem is, is it ok to assume they are the same (which they probably are)?
I mean someone with no comic knowledge wouldn't assume that it was.
I also said people were mixing it up because someone previously said Hulk could BFR someone into the sun, which movie version is no where near strong enough to do that.
Also, I don't think the movie version ever depicted that the angrier he gets, the stronger he gets.
I mean, if we can assume that Movie Hulk is capable of doing what comic Hulk can do (Matter Manip thunder clap, potentially unlimited strength/stamina, godly healing factor) , then theres no way Hulk could lose. But it just doesn't feel right to assume these things if the movies did not make a point to show the feats.
The blades it can make aren't strong enough to withstand a shotgun blast, what is it going to do against a being who can take bullets, missiles, bombs and a nuke?
Vibrations do cause 'matter manipulation', it's the reason the wineglass breaks. It's molecules are forced to move and separate faster and farther than the glass can withstand, ergo it shatters.
edit: should be noted that the T-1000 being liquid-metal, would be exceptionally susceptible to vibrations, would it be enough to damage it? Don't know, but it is something the Hulk has over the T-1000, compared to the nothing the T-1000 has on the Hulk.
Right frequency or an over-abundance of it. I've seen videos of people with those super-highend sound systems installed in their rides that shatter beer bottles and car windows. You know, the rediculously loud/powerful ones.
edit: the point is, the Hulk has options, T-1000 has none and can only survive, not beat.
Hmm... Maybe the music playing coincidently matched the bottle's resonance frequency?
I agree, though if we allow some speculation, T-1000 does have a slight chance - he could cover the Hulk in liquid form/enter his lungs etc. But then again if we allow Hulk some speculative feats, he could be doing some ridiculous stuff as well.
From just movie feats alone, the real question is whether Hulk can beat a regenerative liquid. I for one, am skeptical.
Can a regenerative liquid beat Hulk? Why is that not the more pressing question?
If we're saying the T-1000 wouldn't lose cos he can keep coming back, that's faulty, because all that means is that Hulk is continually beating him, just not fatally. Fights don't need to end in death.
It's explicitly said in the first Hulk, by Betty.
"Don't attack him, you'll only fuel his rage and you'll make him stronger.".
Hulk tossing the thing into orbit and continually smashing it into mush isn't speculation, he clearly has the physical strength and endurance to do either.
The hand clap isn't speculation entirely either (just mostly), we saw the Hulk put out a jet fuel ( probably JP-8) fire with a hand clap, we're just applying physics here on what a hand-clap (vibrations) of that magnitude would do to a being of liquid mass.
Now, the T-1000 covering th Hulk and going into his body is pure speculation, as we didn't see anything close to that ability in the movie. Even so, to being who can withstand a gamma bomb (nuke), I doubt some liquid in the lungs is going to put him down. I could easily make a wild speculation that the Hulk sucks him up, digest it and them takes a really mean metallic dump.
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One of the features of the T-1000 is that he can camouflage himself (like he did with the checker tile floor in the hospital) and sneak attack Hulk. It would be a pretty good scene having the T-1000 doing sneek attacks.
You should really stop trolling. All you're doing is ignoring anything that doesn't fit your bias and rehashing the same failed points, over and over again.
Sure, the T-1000 can "sneak attack", what is it going to do with this attack though? Stab the Hulk and probably break whatever blade it made.
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I seriously doubt The Hulk would eat the T-1000. He most likely will bite him and try to rip apart. Similar to when he fought the Humanoids in the cartoon from the 60s.
Something like that. I mean, why should all the cells in his body mutate but not the e. coli? Heck, could ordinary e. coli even survive inside Hulk bowels? As far as I know, only Hulk pants are immune to mutation.
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Sneak attacks are useful if you only need a single blow to win, thus SNEAK attack and why they are useful.
What would this do to Hulk? He gets in an attack, then Hulk knows he's there, and now they fight. It's been for nothing.
What could the T-1000 actually do that hasn't been done to Hulk? This is all based on "Well...he's liquidy and therefore hard to destroy.". Yeah, so? So what? The task isn't "Survive Hulk" or "Be hard to kill." is it? It's beat Hulk.
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Jan 1st, 2009 05:02 AM
Maybe the music playing coincidently matched the bottle's resonance frequency? 
