Originally posted by DrDeadpool
I don't think Bruce was completely out of control, he wasn't that bloody angry like he was in Incredible Hulk sure he was mad but not that Hulk mad to kill his allies.
The whole point of that scene was that he was out of control, did you really miss him trying to kill BW?
Originally posted by DrDeadpool
By that analogy we can say Hulk was holding back too ! He could just grab Thor and break his body or break his neck but he didn't !! he was just beating him normally !!
LOL. No. Thor is nearly as strong and durable as Hulk and a better fighter to boot. Hulk can't just grab him and break him. Hulk can beat him (if Thor fights dumb), but Hulk will have to work for it.
Originally posted by DrDeadpool
I don't think Bruce was completely out of control, he wasn't that bloody angry like he was in Incredible Hulk sure he was mad but not that Hulk mad to kill his allies.
He tried to kill Black Widow. Even if he wasn't going for "the kill" it was a completely unprovoked attack.
Whilst Thor was asking Hulk to calm down.
My points remain. We don't know whether or not Thor was really holding back.
And why would Thor, the God of ****ing thunder, willingly allow himself to be thrown around by Hulk. Why didn't he call back his hammer in the end of the scene? It's because he was being beaten. And yes, I know the tide of the fight could have shifted had Hulk not been drawn away, but in the fight, as is, hulk was winning.
Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
Im on no sides seeing as both are pretty inconsistent.
But BW outrunning hulk for any amount of or through any obstacles is maximum BS
If it were open ground I'd agree with you. But in tight quarters which BW is familiar with and with multiple turns and levels, she should be able to outrun him for a little bit. BW is not exactly your average person. Then you have to consider that BW did have a head start.
Besides, Hulk was able to catch up to her in a relatively short amount of time. So I don't know what the problem is.
Originally posted by Firefly218
My points remain. We don't know whether or not Thor was really holding back.And why would Thor, the God of ****ing thunder, willingly allow himself to be thrown around by Hulk. Why didn't he call back his hammer in the end of the scene? It's because he was being beaten. And yes, I know the tide of the fight could have shifted had Hulk not been drawn away, but in the fight, as is, hulk was winning.
Thor didn't call Mjolnir at first because
a.) He was more interested in saving BW
b.) He didn't have it at that time and probably thought he wouldn't need it.
When he finally did call it and use it, he only stopped using it when Hulk slammed him on the ground and threw him against the wall.... once. It was a relatively short amount of time. It's not like Hulk was pummeling Thor for a long duration and he wasn't able to do anything about it.
Hulk had the upperhand when the plane interfered. That's the most objective description you can make about the fight.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Thor didn't call Mjolnir at first becausea.) He was more interested in saving BW
b.) He didn't have it at that time and probably thought he wouldn't need it.When he finally did call it and use it, he only stopped using it when Hulk slammed him on the ground and threw him against the wall.... once. It was a relatively short amount of time. It's not like Hulk was pummeling Thor for a long duration and he wasn't able to do anything about it.
Hulk had the upperhand when the plane interfered. That's the most objective description you can make about the fight.
Short period of time? What do you think was happening the whole time Cap and Iron Man were saving the Hellicarrier? That's a pretty big chunk of time in which Hulk and Thor were probably still fighting.
Originally posted by Firefly218
Short period of time? What do you think was happening the whole time Cap and Iron Man were saving the Hellicarrier? That's a pretty big chunk of time in which Hulk and Thor were probably still fighting.
Yes, and in that amount of time you really don't know who was dominating the fight. For all we know, Thor started pummeling Hulk with his hammer again... or Hulk continued to thrash Thor. Like I said, we don't know because it was off-panel. We only know that Hulk slammed down Thor once and threw him against the wall once.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Yes, and in that amount of time you really don't know who was dominating the fight. For all we know, Thor started pummeling Hulk with his hammer again... or Hulk continued to thrash Thor. Like I said, we don't know because it was off-panel. We only know that Hulk slammed down Thor once and threw him against the wall once.
👆 ok
But it wasn't a short amount of time. Thor was thrown around for a good portion of the fight
Originally posted by Robtard
Considering we see Loki walking normally not long after, it's a stupid bet.Are you throwing logic out the window for the sake of continueing the thread?
Ever heard of a healing factor?
Also, Loki is unseen for the test of the fight. He's only shown getting back up towards the end of the movie.
I'd be pretty comfortable making that bet.
Originally posted by Firefly218
Ever heard of a healing factor?
Also, Loki is unseen for the test of the fight. He's only shown getting back up towards the end of the movie.I'd be pretty comfortable making that bet.
Yes. Does Loki have one; how fast is it?
You're just guessing, instead of going with the more probable: 'Hulk didn't break his bones, cos Loki is very durable", as seen in other instances were bullets bounce off him, Captain America's blows do next to nothing and explosions to the face cause him no noticeable injury.
Hulk broke bones? Lol, this thread is full of bullshit.
Loki is ridiculously durable though. I'd like to note that he shrugged off Hawkeye's explosive arrow and Hulk's flying sucker punch right before the ragdoll.
He also survived the BiFrost explosion and falling through a hole in space/time that should have torn him apart across dimensions. He's in the same class or right below Hulk/Thor/MOS Kryptonians in overall durability. Easier to hurt but still crazy hard to kill.
I'd also like to note that Loki is the equivalent of a midget Frost Giant. This makes Thor's fight in his first movie a lot more impressive imo.