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I always thought that the Hulk running fast and landing too gently makes him appear too light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzceykTiwjs https://www.youtube.

• ViktorRay 2y ago
  The camera does shake when he lands to give the impression of a hard landing. He probably should have also had a crater or something show up on the road when landing. Maybe that was a limitation of the CGI of the time though. If so maybe the camera shaking was a way to deal with that CGI limitation in order to make the Hulk seem like he had weight.
• alabastervlog 2y ago
  You can see similar issues in the recent American Godzilla movies. In the first one, Godzilla seems huge and heavy. In the later ones, they keep making it faster and more agile and the result is that it seems light and small (and extremely fake) no matter how many buildings fall over or ships get sunk.
  • bitwize 2y ago
    That could be because Japanese audiences complained that in Godzilla (2014), their favorite kaiju had gotten fat.
• voidUpdate 2y ago
  I often think this when there's meant to be a big heavy thing moving around. I think it's one of my problems with Pacific Rim 2 vs the first film. In the first film, the robots were slow and heavy, in the second they were nimble and didn't have any of the weight behind them
  • 0cf8612b2e1e 2y ago
    The new director started somewhere how he did not like how big and bulky the original robots were. Which was the entire point of the movie! They are beefy tanks. It felt as real as you could imagine building sized robots to be.
• Terr_ 2y ago
  Or superheroes picking up a car, when really they would just be ripping the bumper off it like soft cheese.