Ed Norton once again is questioned about the future of Marvel's the "Hulk" and "Avenger" movies, and once again he is less then enthusiastic about either property.
Aint it cool got the scoop. Edward had this to say:
"I'm not even sure deep inside the minds of Marvel how they are planning to string that stuff out, but I don't think any of if is imminent, I don't know."
Norton also stated that unless Marvel came up with some good script ideas he wouldn't even get involved: "Things like that to me are always completely dependent on what they make of it. It's like anything can be the crappy version of itself or the great version of itself and if it's the great version of itself, then that's one thing. If they don't get it right, then I don't know, then I think… A lot of it depends on what they come up with."
The Avengers is currently scheduled for a May 2012 release. A Hulk sequel has not been given the OK to move forward. Marvel need's to get this right. If they want to cement Marvel movies in the theater for the next decade or so then they have to lay the foundation correctly. Done right "The Avengers" will open the door for countless CBM movies to come. Done wrong and all the up tight Hollywood suits will sit up, stick their tongue out, and say "I told ya so".
