[Crazy Jetty]

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Originally Posted by Greenskar

My point is that using that type of interaction with Mark Rufallo's Banner manifesting himself
in front of Hulk like he's actually there to visualize the Hulk/Banner internal conflict for the audience. That is how you keep Banner relevant to the audience until the end when Caiera the Oldstrong finally requests Hulk to let Banner out so she can meet "all of him" before she marries him. This could absolutely work, I think.

There's also mirrors, and reflective surfaces that Hulk could talk into with Banner talking out of, to establish conversations between the two without resorting to Gollum's visual schizophrenia. Of course, the conversations are all in Hulk's head, but it works visually for the audiance. And could go on for several scenes, establishing this as normal to the audiance, until someone walks in on Hulk talking to himself. Then it's like "Oh crap, dude's gone crazy."

On a side note... a few people have lead me to believe (IE, I was told) that the planet Hulk landed on had gravity so dense that Hulk couldn't even move for some time after arriving. Wouldn't that outright kill banner if Hulk reverted?
Or was I mislead?