In fact, the Green Widow CP in MCU is not the first Green Widow CP in film and television works.
The crew had tried this trick as early as the 1970s in the live-action TV version of "The Hulk".
In the feature-length theatrical version "The Death of the Hulk" which was the ending of the TV series, the official played with the Hulk and Widow CP.
By the way, that version also includes 3 other big movies besides this final theatrical version.
In these films, Hulk also teamed up with Thor and Daredevil.
So, this kind of comic character collaboration has actually been around for a long time.
It's just that Hollywood producers don't realize the snowball effect this kind of serial storytelling will create.
They are even less aware of the commercial benefits of "1+1>2" that will be brought about.
Fortunately for Seven Nights, Universal did not realize this, which allowed the copyrights of Thor and Black Widow to continue to leak out.
It also gave Marvel the opportunity to regroup its copyrights.
Otherwise, with the copyright of Marvel characters held by Universal in the 1970s, they could have created their own Avengers.
Although the plot of The Incredible Hulk was significantly altered with the intervention of Nanaya, the beginning of the film did not change much.
Because of the failure of the gamma ray experiment, Dr. Banner transformed into the Hulk, which led to the death of his original girlfriend Betty Ross.
Banner himself then escapes, and General Ross begins hunting him down.
At this time, Banner was hiding in the slums of Brazil and working in a beverage factory.
Due to an accident, his blood dripped into a bottle of drink.
This results in an old man (Stan Lee) being poisoned by gamma radiation, and he is discovered by Ross.
Unlike the original movie where General Ross simply wanted to use Hulk's abilities, in this version he has a stronger hatred for avenging his daughter.
So in this movie, General Ross's pursuit of Hulk is also more radical.
The caliber and destructive power of weapons are superior to the original version.
It may also be possible that the funding for the crew this time is much more sufficient than in Nanaya's previous life, allowing them to be less constrained.
Judging from the exclamations of the audience, the effect was quite good.
But no matter how powerful the firepower is, it is almost useless against Hulk.
After destroying the favelas, Hulk escapes from Brazil.
General Ross's first pursuit ended in failure.
At this point the first act of the movie ends.
Then, the heroine of the movie, Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow Natasha, appeared on the scene.
Scarlett Johansson, who has not given birth to a child yet, is at the peak of her beauty at this time.
In order to maximize Scarlett's beauty at this time, director Louis Leterrier arranged for her to appear wrapped in a bath towel.
Scarlett's graceful figure is perfectly highlighted against this bath towel that is neither too long nor too short.
In the cinema, the male audiences who saw this scene couldn't help but imagine it and salivate.
The only exception is Nanaya.
Because at this moment Ryan was looking at him with a look that said, "If you dare to swallow your saliva, I'll beat you to death."
[It's a little scary, but seeing Ryan's jealous expression seems worth it. ]
Nanaya thought with a wry smile.
Although Natasha's appearance was very sexy, Marvel soon told the audience that this heroine was more than just a pretty vase.
After her identity as an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. was revealed, the originally delicate beauty immediately turned into a super fighting girl.
Wrapped in a bath towel, she quickly beat up the thugs who surrounded her with pistols, and forced the boss to reveal relevant clues.
It was not until this time that the audience knew the reason why this extraordinary female agent appeared here.
It turns out that Natasha received an order from SHIELD to investigate a company that had illegal arms transactions with terrorists.
So Natasha disguised herself as a hostess to get close to the boss of the company and used her beauty to obtain information.
Unfortunately, the mission was discovered halfway through, and they had to switch from taking it by trickery to robbing it by force.
This scene has little significance to the plot of "The Incredible Hulk" movie itself, it is just to show the extraordinary skills of the heroine Natasha.
To be honest, this plot is actually to pave the way for "Iron Man 2".
In this plot, the company sold weapons to the same terrorist organization that kidnapped Stark in Iron Man 1: The Ten Rings.
At the same time, according to the information Natasha investigated, this company was just a middleman, and it was Hammer Industries that actually sold weapons to terrorists.
In Marvel's plan, they intend to use this clue as a hidden line, and eventually slowly lead out the villain of "Iron Man 3" [The Mandarin].
Of course, Nanaya, who takes making money as his mission, will definitely ask Marvel to change the character's name to "Mandalin", and the character must be a white person.
You ask why?
It's politically correct.
However, today's audiences will not realize this at all. When the name [Ten Rings Gang] is mentioned, they even think it is just a small linkage easter egg.
It wasn't until the appearance of Nick Fury that everyone realized that Marvel was serious.
Then, there was warm cheers and applause from the audience.
They all applauded Marvel's creation and believed that Marvel had done the greatest thing in the world.
These Marvel fans were so crazy that for the next minute, other people watching the movie couldn't hear the characters' voices clearly.
After all, Americans have never had the habit of watching subtitles when watching movies.
This is both a matter of viewing habits and also to cater to viewers with dyslexia.
Fortunately, the plots of commercial movies are simple, and one minute less of dialogue will not affect everyone's understanding of the plot development.
After reporting his mission results, Nick Fury asked Natasha to monitor Dr. Banner who had secretly returned to the United States.
At this time, Dr. Banner returned to Culver University where he used to work in order to solve his physical defects.
The Black Widow disguised herself as an ordinary student and secretly followed the other party.
As a result, due to an accident, the two people met face to face.
However, Natasha thought this was an opportunity to get closer to the other party, so she started to get close to him.
And Banner needs someone to help him open the door of the laboratory - his own authority was sealed after his escape.
So the two people with ulterior motives simply traveled together, trying to get closer while being wary of each other.
This scene is extremely interesting, with all kinds of jokes coming out when the man and woman interact with each other.
For example, Natasha does not have permission to enter the laboratory and needs SHIELD to crack it remotely.
For this reason, Natasha had to delay time and wait for the solution.
So she had to tease Banner at the door of the laboratory to distract him.
But Banner, the otaku, seemed very nervous because he was afraid that Ross would find out that he had returned to school.
But in order to gain the trust of the female student in front of him, he asked her to take him into the laboratory as soon as possible.
Banner had to pretend to be interested in Natasha's seduction, which made the nerdy doctor feel guilty.
So, at the door of the laboratory, this person sacrificed his chastity for his own goals.
This plot was very vividly performed by Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson.
The audience was also amused and there was constant laughter in the theater.
But Nanaya noticed something strange.
This sequence is different from the previous scenes in the film in terms of shooting style.
"It doesn't look like it was taken by the same person."
Nanaya was curious about the person who filmed this scene and planned to ask Kevin Feige later.
After entering the laboratory, Banner was discovered by General Ross because he activated the original experimental data.
So they started hunting Banner directly in the school.
Of course, SHIELD didn't want Banner to fall into the hands of the military, so Natasha helped Banner escape.
In the process, she exposed her identity in order to help Banner deal with a soldier who was hiding in the dark and preparing for a sneak attack.
Only then did Banner realize that Natasha's identity was extraordinary, but it was too late.
General Ross's men blocked Banner in the corridor and prepared to annihilate him directly.
So Banner had to transform into Hulk again, cause chaos on campus and then escape.
Natasha picked up the USB flash drive containing data dropped by Banner in the chaos.
However, she did not choose to hand it over directly to her superior, but intercepted it privately.
Because she watched the entire process of Banner's transformation, she saw Banner's loneliness and the fear of those around him.
This also made Natasha think of herself and felt compassion.
She found the pizza shop where Banner was hiding through the information he accidentally revealed during a previous chat and made a deal with him.
Natasha said that she could give the information to Banner, but in return she would take back all the information after he completed the treatment.
Banner, who already knew that Natasha was employed by the government department, naturally resisted and did not agree immediately.
But in the end, Natasha used the fact that Hulk was the biggest threat to Banner, and took advantage of General Ross's external crisis and Banner's good character to make the other party agree.
The plot then returned to normal.
As in the original movie, Banner received treatment, but the "Pianist on the Sea" turned into an abomination.
Banner transformed into Hulk again and fought hand-to-hand with the opponent, and finally defeated him.
At the end of the movie, Hulk escaped from the city with Natasha's blessing.
I don't know why, but when watching this plot, Nanaya's mind was full of the ending of"The Dark Knight".
This was not an idea that Nanaya had just come up with, but an idea he had had in his previous life.
Both are tragic heroes.
Both movies end with the heroes disappearing from public view as they are pursued by the government.
More importantly, both of them are called Bruce!
Maybe "The Incredible Hulk" in the previous life copied the ending of "The Dark Knight"?
However, in this life, there are still several months before The Dark Knight is released, so The Incredible Hulk has the upper hand.