Ruined the Hulk...

Rating: 5/10 (26 March 2016)

The sad thing about this movie is that though it gets better every time you see it, one particular story element just keeps getting worse. Its when Tony Stark put on that iron fat suit and started throwing the Hulk around like he was made of styrofoam. There is not a true Incredible Hulk fan in the world that is not saddened and disappointed by this.
I used to look at Bruce Banner in this franchise with awe and reverence, now I just look at him with frustration and disillusionment. The idea of Bruce Banner and the Hulk used to mean something. When all else failed, it was what the story, the heroes in the story, and the fans watching the story could all depend on. Joss Whedon captured and delivered that beautifully in the first movie. Everything around the Hulk got its ass kicked by him in the first movie and he did not give a damn. This is the terrifying, and satisfying, essence of the Hulk.
But what Whedon and these money mongering jerks have done is ruined his character for the sake of marketability. Marketing the Hulk as some kind of half assed, green anger-clown to be made fun of and used to create suburban soccer mom-ish bullcrap out of his character is unforgivable. Next, he'll be wearing a tuxedo and holding a wine glass at his own wedding reception with Natasha Romanov. ALL credibility has been stripped from Whedon as a storyteller and from the Hulk's character, if he can be knocked out by a freakin' robot and hauled away in an airplane as Bruce Banner.
How the Hell can the Incredible Hulk go from knocking a building sized flying worm monster down with one punch in the first movie, then get knocked out by a robot his same size with one punch in the second movie? Until Whedon fixes this colossal mistake, this colossal bulls*t, in my opinion, his credibility is ready to be flushed down the nearest toilet. He is NOT the Hulk anymore. He's just some big, green clown that is hardly worth anything more than a yawn and a few laughs. Next, he'll be wearing an iron collar, chained to a leash in a traveling circus.
For what he did to the Incredible Hulk, Joss Whedon makes me sick to my stomach.