I think people are reading too much into an opinion piece article that has a quote from a "technical crew member" that directly references a "orange-hued" character. If you don't think that isn't a direct reference trying to be made by that crew member, then I'm not sure what to tell you.
This is actually the first time I've brought up that group from the comics in relation to this movie, so not sure what you're talking about with "repeatedly". Also as for Ruth, I'm not sure how much she is left in the movie. Rumors were they cut her entire arc out of the movie, again due to real world events.
If you believe that changes were made for those reasons, which I do not. Because if people can't tell the different between Red and Orange, well then I don't know what to tell them. Red Hulk and Ross have been part of the same story line since 2008. So maybe this "technical crew member" doesn't know the comics, or maybe they are color blind, but to describe him as "orange-hued" is trying to evoke a specific visual and direct reference.
Nope, because unless I'm mistaken she was never part of Serpent Society in the comics. Which is why I don't where you got that reference from. I believe I might have mentioned Ruth in the Cap 4 thread months ago, but otherwise never brought her up even though I'm aware of her storyline also being cut or at least scaled way back.
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I'm not sure then where they got "orange-hued" as quoted in the article if not to indicate that somehow Red Hulk gives off the orange color often associated with a certain White House occupant. Have you read it?
I can't speak for him, so he can respond to you directly. But possible he was speaking about her, I was not however.
You can quickly find it, it was a recent story where the actor basically confirms they were cut completely from the movie.
Yep, I disagree, unless your mind is already primed to look for such reference I don't think any normal person would see Red Hulk and think he was somehow giving off a "orange-hue" in an direct or in-direct reference to a certain occupant of the White House. Sorry I just don't believe it, and I honestly don't believe you would have either unless this article wouldn't have put that idea into your head.
I know what they were going for in the article. I'm saying I don't know why they got the idea that Red Hulk was "orange-hued" other than to try and evoke references to a specific person, which I doubt given the climate we've been in for the last 10 years that Marvel/Disney would have allowed their writers to make that direct reference even indirectly.
I guess it’s because when red hulk slaps his hands together it creates fire I don’t know that’s the only thing I can think of.
I think that's a stretch, but thanks for trying to figure it out.
Oh no seems like a stretch to me too but it’s the only thing I can think of this has been bothering me for 2 days now I was thinking about it and kept coming back to that and was always like no that can’t be it.I think that's a stretch, but thanks for trying to figure it out.
I think it shows that lack of anything major that people will go back for repeat viewings.So, yeah - Mufasa retook the top spot on Sunday.
If a real life individual doesn’t want to be associated with fascism or authoritarianism, that’s well within their own control.
Again disagree, people have been asking for Red Hulk/Ross in the MCU for a long time and not once in the last 10 years or even in the last 5 have I seen anyone make that leap that it would somehow be a direct or indirect reference to the current occupant of the White House either now or his previous occupancy.
