Hulk In Thor 3, BVS Batman Nightmare, GOTG 2

Potential spoilers 

  

  HULK'S APPEARANCE IN THOR: RANAROCK 

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     According to Geek's sources, in "Thor: Ragnarock" Thor starts to speculate about plans that Loki and Hela have, but to late. The villains some how destroy Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, and banishes him from Asgard. In his banishment Thor ends up on a world called Sakaar. On Sakaar Thor is forced to be a gladiator. Even without his hammer, Thor is a force to be reckoned with and is able to best his opponents. That is until he fights his way to the arena champion: Hulk. They end up working together to get a Weapon to defeat Loki and Hela.
     According to collider.com Mark Ruffalo, has said about the movie, Hulk and Banner start to merge personalities. Which could mean Hulk might not be reverting back to Banner. We may even find him forming complete condenses, unlike the fraises he has said so far are, Hulk smash, in "The Incredible Hulk" and, puny god, in "Avengers". From geek.com, theory goes the 2 heroes will work together once again to get a powerful weapon in order to defeat Loki and Hela.
    John Campea, producer of "Collider Movie Talk" said on "Collider Heroes" not to put geek down, but he doesn't believe this roomer about a Planet Hulk adaptation in Thor 3 and doesn't consider geek to be one of his trusted sources. Because Kevin Fiege, president of Marvel Studios, has said they have no plans for a Planet Hulk movie or adaptation, but that was a couple of years ago so things might have changed. This movie would be really cool and it would be fun to see Hulk and Thor really go at it, unlike the small fight in Avengers. If this is true, great, if not, I'm still looking forward to a Hulk, Thor movie.


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     Also in an interview with Yahoo, Ruffalo, said he would love to do another solo Hulk film, but Universal refuses to. But with Thor 3, Avengers 3 and 4, when all added up will feel like another Hulk stand alone movie. At the end of Age of Ultron, Hulk realizes he needs to be cut off from the world because he still doesn't know how to be apart of it. The first 2 Avengers movies didn't teach him how to be apart of a team. These next 3 may contribute to that and just perhaps we may see growth with Hulk to be able to control his rage and be apart of the team. 
     The only case I know of were Hulk finally learns to control his rage and be apart of a team is in the animated series "Hulk and the Agents of Smash". The team consists of Hulk, She-Hulk (Bruce Banner's cousin who can control the transformation at will and stay the same person), Red Hulk (General Ross, who for a long time tries to capture Hulk to use him as a weapon, also still able to be himself as Red Hulk), Skaar (a Hulk like creature from the negative zone, that uses a sword and is the least smart of the group) and A-bomb (Hulk's best friend that ends up becoming a Hulk like creature but is still himself). Being around others that have strength like his and being forced into leading the team, Hulk learns to control his rage, talks normally and finds himself being more than just apart of a team, but feeling like he and his team are family. Through events they even get a pet Tyrannosaur they named Devil.        

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     The weapon, in Thor 3 that Hulk and Thor get mentioned at the end of the first paragraph above, is possibly one of the last remaining infinity stones or gems. Which so far includes the Space Stone (which is the Tesseract in "Captain America: The First Avenger" and "Avengers" currently in the possession of Heimdall on Asgard) the emerald on Loki's scepter in the "Avengers" (which got shattered in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" is now the gem on Vision's forehead called the Mind Stone) the Aether in "Thor: The Dark World" (which is the Reality Stone, currently in the possession of the Collector, at the mid credits scene in Thor 2) and the Orb in "Guardians of the Galaxy" (is the Power Stone, currently in the possession of the Nova Corps on Xandar). There are 6 Infinity stones all to together. We are just missing the Soul and Time Stones. It is speculation the Soul Stone might be in the amulet Doctor Strange wears in "Doctor Strange". Because in the comics he is the one that protects the Soul Stone. That just leaves the Time Stone. We have to have all the stones by the time "Avengers: Infinity War" starts and there are only 5 movies in between now and then Captain America 3, Doctor Strange, Guardians 2, Thor 3 and Black Panther. I don't think one will be in Cap 3 or Black Panther because they are Earth bound and not magical. So that just leaves Doctor Strange, Guardians 2 and Thor 3. My guess is Doctor Strange and Thor 3. The Infinity Stones are Stones of immensely powerful objects tied to different aspects of the universe, created by the cosmic entities.
  
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BATMAN V SUPERMAN BATMAN'S NIGHTMARE

      DC is now teasing about the big bad, Darkside. The first image below shows Batman looking over a destroyed city. But if you notice on the ground between Batman and the city is the Omega symbol, and that means, Darkside. Darkside is like DC's Thanos from Marvel. He can go toe to toe with Superman and considers when they go at it, Superman can barley stand up to him. Superman is the only one I know of that can take a blow from Darkside's Omega beam. The Omega beam is like Superman's heat vision except it disintegrate  you and can turn to follow his opponent or be aimed. The only one I know of to avoid this attack is Batman. Darkside is continually looking for the anti life equation and is the god of the fire planet Apocalypse. In the second image shows batman fighting Superman thugs and flying things from a trailer. this in another teas of Darkside. Those flying things are called Parademons. Their sole purpose is to serve Darkside.
     John Campea said on "Collider Heroes" he got a tween from a girl saying that this dream sequence could be Wonder Woman's instead of Batman's. This is just speculation, but if this is true it might make more sense because she isn't Human.

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     In an interview with Empire Magazine, Jeremy Irons, who plays Alfred, the Wayne's butler and becomes father figure to Bruce Wayne/Batman. Irons talked about "finding a different angle on his character". He revealed that Alfred doesn't live at Wayne Manner but at a "sleek lake side residence". Alfred will be more "hands on" with a special ops background being hinted at. On "Collider Movie Talk" Denise Zen, mentions something that I never knew about. In the Batman comics, a version taking place in Earth 1, Alfred was head of security for Wayne Manner. After Thomas and Martha Wayne died, Alfred became the legal guardian of Bruce and pretended to be the butler. But he was really there to protect Bruce and taught him martial arts. 

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Here is a link to the new "Batman v Superman": Batman Theme from Junkie XL http://collider.com/batman-vs-superman-soundtrack-batman-theme-listen/

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL 2

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     James Gunn, director of "Guardians of the Galaxy" and the up coming sequel, has come out and said he has cast Star Lord's father as well and a new villain or villains. Nebula will be back so she will at least be one  of them.