r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Aug 03 '26

Meme needing explanation Peter, what are the implications? Spoiler

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u/RomanTheGerman Aug 03 '26

MR is very outspoken in his support for Palestine.

Either he chose not to appear because he didn't want to harm his co-stars and the crew by speaking his mind or he wasn't allowed to.

u/Immediate-Coach3260 Aug 03 '26

OR maybe he’s only in one part of the movie and also simultaneously filming a season of a tv show at the same time the press tour is going. It’s almost as if scheduling plays a bigger factor than conspiracy theory bs.

u/RomanTheGerman Aug 03 '26

You are likely correct in reality but that doesn't explain the joke/meme

Which is what this sub is for and my explanation accurately achieved...

u/Immediate-Coach3260 Aug 03 '26

That only works if the meme is even remotely correct. Hulk is easily the strangest addition to the movie and still has that weird licensing deal with universal that Disney and Sony have to cut through. I highly doubt if either company were worried about the actor’s political beliefs that they would basically force him to be in a part of the movie.

u/waowowwao Aug 03 '26

You don't have to agree with the meme for their explanation of it to be correct. Which is what he literally just said in the comment you're replying to but you missed the point.

u/SteveBooSheMe Aug 04 '26

Is no one going to speak about the fact that Ruffalo is well-known for giving spoilers in interviews?

u/Pula-Demonyo Aug 04 '26

It's entirely reasonable given what his role actually was, but I also think part of it was to retcon puny hulk and set up the big guy for doomsday

u/Immediate-Coach3260 Aug 04 '26

Yea I think marvel was looking for a reason to get rid of smart hulk

u/Melodic_Rhythmic Aug 03 '26

Gotta remember ol reliable for Marvel is Hulk/Spidey/Xmen. Before MCU that was the core. And now that they have them again, it's all they will be focusing on. (Gestures at vast cancelled projects involving anyone else)

u/onderstelinks Aug 04 '26

That only works if the meme is even remotely correct.

No it doesn't. The whole point of these subs is to explain what OOP is implying or getting at, regardless of OOP being correct or not.

u/thesteelreserve Aug 05 '26

somebody had an emotional reaction to someone's interpretation of an interpretation...of an interpretation.

there's a lot to unpack there, but i know I won't get actual insight from direct interaction.

regardless, I remain interested in the ontological and epistemological source.

communicative blue balls.