Other studio participants in Marvel’s Byzantine negotiations had fewer options than they did. The reasons are secret, of course – Universal isn’t obligated to reveal its plans for its properties to anyone – but likely have to do with the leverage provided by owning the rights to the character.
And yet its early appearance in the saga and change of star make it less prominent than the Spider-Man movies, and its absence less keenly felt. Banner refers to the climactic showdown in Harlem when speaking to Black Widow in The Avengers and the Abomination is slated to appear in the upcoming She-Hulk series on Disney+. The Incredible Hulk is inextricably in the MCU.
But that film suffered from very public production difficulties, resulting in Edward Norton’s departure from the role and Ruffalo taking his place. In fact, it was only the second MCU movie to hit screens, a few weeks after the original Iron Man, complete with a post-credits scene featuring Tony Stark. The Incredible Hulk was a reboot, and formally a part of the MCU from its release. Hulk, Ang Lee’s ambitious but flawed 2004 movie, predates the MCU by four years. But key intellectual property rights to the Hulk still belong to Universal, and as of this writing, that causes some major impediments for bringing his earlier onscreen appearance to Disney+. Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner has been a key part of the MCU after all, starting with 2012’s The Avengers and comprising seven total appearances and counting. The Incredible Hulk, however, has remained out of these colossal agreements, which fans may find strange. Please don't post it our sub.RELATED: Spider-Man Is On a Collision Course With a Captain America MCU Villain All complaints or feedback about ads or ad volume need to be submitted directly to Hulu itself. Please do not post or send your account information to the moderators.Ĭlick here for help if you forgot your password or call 1-88. Technical support issues may be posted in our Technical Support Megathread. Individual Technical Support Posts are not permitted. Constructive feedback is welcome aggressive complaining is not. Posts and comments that are needlessly negative or hostile toward Hulu may be removed.
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