Avengers: Infinity War co-director Joe Russo reveals why Bruce Banner was unable to unleash the Hulk
Joe Russo also revealed that the inclusion of the Hulk in the trailer of Avengers: Infinity War was deliberately added to mislead fans.


The Hulk (L); Mark Ruffalo (R). Image via TwitterThankfully, Infinity War co-director Joe Russo opened up about Banner's dilemma in a recent appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. There seemed to be an element of fear in the Hulk after the beating he took from the Mad Titan. But Joe says, "I think people have interpreted it as Hulk's scared. I mean, certainly, that's not... I don't know that the Hulk is ever (scared). He's had his ass kicked before, and he loves a good fight. But I think that it's really reflective of the journey from (Thor) Ragnarok... These two characters are constantly in conflict with each other over control. And I think that if the Hulk were to say why, it'd be (because) Banner only wants Hulk for fighting. I think he's had enough of saving Banner's ass.”Also read — Avengers: Infinity War dominates global box office again in second weekend, hauls in over $1.2 billionThe director also revealed that the shot of Hulk — rushing into battle with the rest of the Avengers in Wakanda — in the trailer was a deliberate misdirection so as to not spoil the character's arc and to keep the fans guessing.It is not known yet if the Hulk will make an appearance in the upcoming Avengers 4 as Joe kept that particular pack of cards close to the chest.Also read — Avengers: Infinity War ending explained — who's dead, who's coming back and what's next

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