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    So What’s the Deal with Captain America in the Hulk Flick?

    Stephen SchleicherBy 14 Comments2 Mins Read

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    As we previously reported, director Louis Leterrier said Captain America was to make a cameo appearance in the Hulk flick opening this weekend, but though the scene was filmed, and you will get to see it, it may not be in the theater.

    So what’s the dealio? You’ll have to take the jump to find out for yourself.

    In an interview with SOS Hollywood, Leterrier said, “There’s a point when Bruce Banner gives up on his quest for the cure and decide to kill himself. So he travels far North and reaches the Arctic Circle. You might have seen bits of it in some of the promos. The result was a very dark and strong scene, which Marvel, me and everyone else’s considered to be too hard to young audiences to take, so we’ve cut it. Having that said, when Bruce arrives at his destination he meets up with Captain America! At some point this week, we will make it available on the internet – but I cannot tell you where or when – and the material will definitely be on the DVD.”

    Well that sucks. Not that we don’t get to see Captain America, but that Marvel decided to cut a bit from the film to make it less dark and more kid friendly. The Hulk already has a PG rating, so one potential Banner of the North sequence isn’t going to change the rating – especially if he doesn’t kill himself thanks to Captain America.

    via SOS Hollywood

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    Stephen Schleicher began his career writing for the Digital Media Online community of sites, including Digital Producer and Creative Mac covering all aspects of the digital content creation industry. He then moved on to consumer technology, and began the Coolness Roundup podcast. A writing fool, Stephen has freelanced for Sci-Fi Channel's Technology Blog, and Gizmodo. Still longing for the good ol' days, Stephen launched Major Spoilers in July 2006, because he is a glutton for punishment. You can follow him on Twitter @MajorSpoilers and tell him your darkest secrets...

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    14 Comments

    1. Jacin B. on

      Dangit. Why couldn’t the title have been ‘So what’s the deal with another random superhero possibly from the Marvel Universe in the Hulk flick?’

      You totally ‘Russelled’ this film for me.

    2. DoctorFate77 on

      Bruce sees Steve inna block of ice.
      Bruce tells someone (Stark?).
      Steve gets thawed.
      We get movie about it.

      It’s a good way to show him without SHOWING him. That doesn’t break any actor consistency since we wouldn’t be able to make out a face while Cap is playing “The Most Powerful Icecube in the World”.

      That’s my guess at least. :-/

    8. Cory on

      This worries me. This along with news that Marvel management doesn’t want to give Iron Man director Favreau his due for Iron Man 2 and Avengers makes me think that Marvel Management will f-up everyting again. MBAs are the most retarded people on the face of the earth.

    10. hermit on

      i hate that nowadays they have to make everything that has even a remote chance of making money ‘family friendly’. look what they did to indiana jones 4

    11. Josh P. on

      At least it will be included on the DVD along with the other 70 minutes cut from the film.

    12. Maximus Rift on

      Hey, at least when we see the label “Uncut” or “Extended” it won’t be bulls**t.

      Still, it is disappointing that it has to be family friendly.

      It’s all your fault, kids. Next one of you I see; I’m steeling your lollipop. :p

    13. Jacin B. on

      Don’t blame the kids. Blame the idiot parents who don’t have the basic judgment to understand that a three-year-old shouldn’t be seeing this movie.

    14. Russell on

      After writing three posts that one might argue were wrong (I don’t think so) but I don’t think anybody could argue were not polite, respectful, and good natured, I’m not sure how I reached troll status on this site.