Spoilers Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread

[Mage]

Or Hulk. Apparently that happened in the comics

Indeed it did.

That would be my guess as well.

 

[Turtletrekker]

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ETA: and as someone pointed out in the comments, Hulk was the only one who remembered Robert Reynolds was Sentry when the world was made to forget.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

I hope it is Hulk (and not Banner) because that's a cool dynamic.

 

[JD]

... And the first 'unwatched' project I started with is/was Werewolf By Night, which I was inspired to watch In Color because of Spider-Noir, which I'm also currently watching In Color, and which I really enjoyed.

Did you watch them in black & white first?
I've only seen Werewolf by Nigh in black & white, it just feels more appropriate for this kind of story, and by watching it all in color you lose the bits of color that are snuck into the black & white version, which I thought was a cool effect.
And I did watch one episode of Spider-Noir in color, because it downloaded the color version when I watched it while my mom was getting surgery. I went back to the black & white version with after that, the black & white just felt more appropriate to the story and era.

 

[DigificWriter]

Did you watch them in black & white first?

No, because I don't like Black and White media.

 

[JD]

At all? You're missing out on some of the best movies and TV shows of all time if that's the case.

 

[theenglish]

Did you watch them in black & white first?
I've only seen Werewolf by Nigh in black & white, it just feels more appropriate for this kind of story, and by watching it all in color you lose the bits of color that are snuck into the black & white version, which I thought was a cool effect.
And I did watch one episode of Spider-Noir in color, because it downloaded the color version when I watched it while my mom was getting surgery. I went back to the black & white version with after that, the black & white just felt more appropriate to the story and era.

I actually had a problem with the Black and White and watched the color instead after watching it in B&W. My problem was that it didn't emulate a film from the era the way it should have. Too many camera angles and the image was just too sharp. If the B&W version added some kind of filter, I think I would have liked it better. Werewolf on the other hand, I've never watched in color.