Mark Ruffalo Rules Out Solo 'Hulk' Movie Due to High Costs

The actor cites the expensive CGI required for the character as the main barrier, dampening hopes for a standalone film.

Mark Ruffalo, known for his role as The Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has stated that a solo 'Hulk' movie is unlikely due to the high costs of CGI.
Despite fans' hopes for a standalone film, especially with storylines like 'World War Hulk', Ruffalo believes the financial burden is too great.
Ruffalo's comments come amid discussions about the future of the MCU, with recent films and series not performing as expected.
The actor also shared his experiences and thoughts on the MCU, including his desire for Robert Downey Jr. to win an Oscar.
Rights issues with Universal Pictures and the changing landscape of superhero movies are additional challenges to a Hulk solo project.