During an "Unscripted" interview session hosted by Moviefone, Andrew Garfield is asked "If you could have Spider-Man form an alliance with any other superhero, who would you pick and why?" Andrew responds to the question with Mark Ruffalo's version of the Hulk. Jump to the 01:50 mark for the complete answer on why.
Personally, I never thought about the dynamic, but I feel that it would be absolutely a great dynamic on screen and truly an iconic with the polarizing chemistry from the comics that could play well on film. Can we start the "science bros" meme's with a new member? Photoshop him in maybe?
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