You got it wrong...Hulk destroyed the ship, Ironman prevented the fall. Relook at the scene Jake.
The attack Thor used was an attack to knock the frost Giants off of him since he was surrounded. It didn't kill or stop them at all...it gave Thor a breather. You are making that ft into something its not. I agree, if Thor used that against Hulk, it would probably give him a small breather before getting overwhelmed again.
It destroying a shallow ground doesn't mean that it will take out Hulk.
What Hulk withstood in his fight against Abomination is proof that he can withstand assaults from Thor imo. Thor didn't fight anyone that was as.physically formidable as Abomb and a frost Giant stunned him and knocked him on his a**. Him withstanding a single punch from Hulk was one of his best durability showings so far.
You really don't have anything. The only thing you are doing is overexaggerating fts.
Because that's what it was hyped and promoted as? Ang Lee's Hulk movie was so terrible they needed to revitalize the series, which is what they tried to do with Norton's Hulk. Ang Lee's Hulk isn't canon as far as the Marvel Cinematic Universe is concerned. May as well cite Bill Bixby's Incredible Hulk TV series for feats while you're at it.
No, he didn't. I literally just watched the film again last night. Hulk punches the ship after his "I'm always angry" speech, and when the Leviathan's exposed belly/side reveals itself, Iron Man shoots it, causing it to explode. It was a joint effort.
And this discredits the feat...how? You're not getting the staggering level of destruction Thor did here, either because you can't or you purposefully don't want to. Thor, regardless of whether it was lightning fueled, physical, or a combination thereof, was able to level Jotunheim and cause a devastating chain reaction which destroyed a great deal of the landscape, killing most of the Giants and forcing them to run for cover or die. That's who knows how many tons of solid rock and ice he obliterated without much exertion or build up on his part. And nothing you mentioned suggest Hulk being able to take that kind of power unscathed.
Really? Thor didn't take anything close to what Abomination was dealing out? And Thor taking a Hulk punch is his best durability feat? Pretty sure him taking point blank shots from Odin's weapon multiple times (same weapon which killed Laufey, someone who rivaled Odin in power, in two shots) and withstanding the explosive energies of the Bifrost bridge in his face dwarf a punch.
Again, Carver, I catch you lying and twisting words to suit your own ass backward purposes while you basically just counter arguments with blind faith in Hulk.
How can you be a Hulk fan and not even know Norton Hulk was a complete reboot?
The Norton Hulk shows how he becomes the Hulk in the credits and it was completely different to what happened in the Bana Hulk.
The Norton Hulk also explained his Origins in the movie which again was different to the Bana Hulk.
I do admit though not enough Marketing was done to make it clear it was a reboot (Unlike Batman Begins) which is probably part of the reason TIH didn't do well financially. People still had the Ang Lee horror in their minds!
Some people say different. It's usually the peeps that say what you say when I have stomped them proving that Hulk would snap their favorite characters neck (Thor in your case). Stop hating Jake.
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I like Bana's Hulk a lot better than the weak arse 20 ton Norton Hulk who can't even heal. Plus I liked the movie better. The only thing better in Norton Hulk was Betty. The Betty in Bana Hulk sucked. It seemed that they were only friends and nothing more the entire film.
With that said, I don't recall seeing Iron Man shoot the ship when Hulk hits it. I saw the movie twice and yet I missed it twice? I guess a third time's a charm.
IMO, Hulk would own Thor since Thor will fight in character against the Hulk (a bashing fest with some lightning here and there). Now if Thor fought out of character he would beat Hulk. IMO, it appeared as if Hulk was invincible in the movie (couldn't even be damaged at all). Where Thor almost died from a long drop. Note: Terminal velocity was at most 200mph. So Thor hitting something at 200mph killing him is laughable.
Thor didn't "almost die" from that fall, he wasn't even noticeably injured.
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I don't know why some of you are going on about being right and winning. Rob and Impediment were in on this gag because I PMed them. Silent and Rao PMed me and figured I changed the post. I highly doubt anybody thought Quan made the post, but simply played along just for the lulz.
Iron Man does shoot which causes it to explode. I don't think that is what finished it off though. I'm pretty sure Hulk had it finished, if not the second blow would have.
Hulk did get injured in the fight, there is a moment you clearly see him bleeding right after the alien volley on him.
Most people would disagree with you there. The Ang Lee Hulk was awful! And I really don't care how weak the Norton Hulk was in comparison to the Ang Lee Hulk. TIH was a damn good movie Imo.
Yep you've missed it twice. I only noticed third time myself.
Not sure why you think it would be out of character for Thor to fight like that after the way he fought The Destroyer. Not to mention the Landscape destroying blast he used against the Frost Giants
He was bleeding after he tanked the attack from several Shitari ships.
We don't know if it would have killed him. I kind of doubt it would have.
And no one's suggesting Thor is as durable or as strong as Hulk.
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I don't know why some of you are going on about being right and winning. Rob and Impediment were in on this gag because I PMed them. Silent and Rao PMed me and figured I changed the post. I highly doubt anybody thought Quan made the post, but simply played along just for the lulz.
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