SuperSaiyan4Godzilla wrote:wataru wrote:It's not huge and it's white.
LIKE YO DICK!

Giratina93 wrote:^ Likes tigers and bears. ALOT.
Shadow wrote:Tyler wrote:One of my neighbors' dogs keeps shitting next to my car every morning.
Shit on the dog in it's sleep, that'll teach it.



Gawdziller wrote:Personally I don't give a skreeonk. I'll claim Boa vs. Python a Godzilla movie if I want to, and you'll all like it.
RedZillaKing wrote:I agree with Juan. Thor was handling the Hulk. And movie Hulk is far from unbeatable. Unkillable, maybe. NOT unbeatable.
Giratina93 wrote:^ Likes tigers and bears. ALOT.
Shadow wrote:Tyler wrote:One of my neighbors' dogs keeps shitting next to my car every morning.
Shit on the dog in it's sleep, that'll teach it.

Huan_of_Valinor wrote:Thor was not trying to fight the Hulk to the death on the hellicarrier, he was trying to reason with him through most of it and even when he got his hammer he only used it as a hammer. if Thor had gone all out the Hellicarrier would've been "sunk" so to speak lol
Mjolnir is the tipping point; it has other abilities that Thor can take advantage of, such as the lightning that (iirc) KOed two of the Leviathan things as they were coming out of the wormhole, and that huge quake-shockwave attack he used on the forst giant's planet. not to mention he can fly and manipulate the weather lol. Thor is an experienced and skilled warrior who in the movie was just a little less strong and durable than the Hulk. adding to the mix a hammer the Hulk can't lift and his other varied abilities, i would give the edge to Thor, but only after a very difficult battle
Kiryu2012 wrote:RedZillaKing wrote:I agree with Juan. Thor was handling the Hulk. And movie Hulk is far from unbeatable. Unkillable, maybe. NOT unbeatable.
Movie Hulk does seem to be weaker than comic Hulk.

KaneLocke wrote:Kiryu2012 wrote:RedZillaKing wrote:I agree with Juan. Thor was handling the Hulk. And movie Hulk is far from unbeatable. Unkillable, maybe. NOT unbeatable.
Movie Hulk does seem to be weaker than comic Hulk.
That's because no movie goer aside from MAYBE comics fans could deal with the level of insanity Hulk brings in terms of strength. That would be like making a Superman movie where he literally shoves planets out of the way.
Movie Thor doesn't exert the same level of physical prowess the Hulk does. Assuming Thor behaves as he did in Avengers, Hulk would eventually win. Thor is the more skilled and has the more varied power set, but Hulk is just a freight train. Thor seems to underestimate his opponents, to judge from his fight with Iron Man and his tussle with Hulk.
That, and Thor didn't seem to display the raw force that would be required to permanently put down Hulk. He can hang with him, give him a run for his money, but can he STOP Hulk? Nothing I've seen so far convinces me of that.

Huan_of_Valinor wrote:do Thor's feats from his own movie count since it's the same continuity? (just curious)
SuperSaiyan4Godzilla wrote:wataru wrote:It's not huge and it's white.
LIKE YO DICK!

kikomia wrote:Huan_of_Valinor wrote:do Thor's feats from his own movie count since it's the same continuity? (just curious)
Yes they do. Same with Hulk.

Huan_of_Valinor wrote:kikomia wrote:Huan_of_Valinor wrote:do Thor's feats from his own movie count since it's the same continuity? (just curious)
Yes they do. Same with Hulk.
in that case i'd say that in the battle on Jötunheimr Thor displayed pleanty of "raw force" that he did not show in the Avengers.

KaneLocke wrote:Arrogance against Hulk is not a good idea...
SuperSaiyan4Godzilla wrote:wataru wrote:It's not huge and it's white.
LIKE YO DICK!

KaneLocke wrote:Rather than continue the "no nonsense" attitude he displayed at the end of Thor, our title character reverted back to being a fairly arrogant man.
Arrogance against Hulk is not a good idea...
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