Will there be a Hulk movie again?

According to a new report from Geeks Worldwide, a new Hulk movie is in the works at Marvel Studios with the working title World War Hulk. The report adds that production is slated to start in late 2022 and will likely be first set up by the events of the She-Hulk series on Disney+.

Is Mark Ruffalo getting a solo Hulk movie?

Ruffalo also stated that Universal Studios owns the rights to a “standalone Hulk movie” and that they “don’t know how to play well with Marvel.” He also shared that he and either Universal Studios or Disney (or both) have talked about a Hulk movie, but there’s no chance of it happening.

Why can’t there be a solo Hulk movie?

As fans may be aware, the reason there hasn’t been another Hulk solo movie since 2008’s The Incredible Hulk is because, while Marvel can use the Jade Giant how they like, Universal holds the distribution rights to any solo films about him.

Why did they change hulks?

Marvel casted Edward Norton to play Bruce Banner/The Hulk in the MCU and expected to have him featured in future films but he was considered to be really hard to work with and he wanted creative control over The Hulk which Marvel didn’t allow. They instead recasted The Hulk with Mark Ruffalo.

Are there two Hulk movies?

There are two Hulk movies : ‘Hulk’ (2003) starring Eric Bana and ‘The Incredible Hulk’ (2008) staring Edward Norton as Dr. Bruce Banner, aka Hulk. Out of these two, the latter is the original Marvel production. Hulk also stars in ‘The Avengers Assemble’ (2012), which is also a Marvel production.

Why is the Incredible Hulk not part of the MCU?

This is why The Incredible Hulk, the character’s only solo outing in the MCU, was distributed by Universal. Back then, Marvel Entertainment were an independent company and so the Studios operated as just production, working with outside distributors.

When was the first Hulk movie made?

A film starring Hulk was first floated in 1990, with Universal having bought the movie rights. This took a very meandering route to Ang Lee’s Hulk in 2003, a film whose mixed reaction led to a muted sequel development period that ultimately saw the rights revert to Marvel in 2006, just as the studio was setting up the MCU.

Does Hulk have first right to first refusal on distribution?

However, unlike most other reacquisitions where the creator gets the character back outright, with Hulk Universal still has a clause – seemingly in perpetuity – of first refusal on distributing any Hulk films. This is why The Incredible Hulk, the character’s only solo outing in the MCU, was distributed by Universal.