She-Hulk Trailer EASTER EGGS & BREAKDOWN REACTION! Details You Missed & CGI Analysis!

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The fact that Wong is in this show is already enough for me to watch

I think the issue is that people don't understand how stressful the VFX artist line of work is. I think an easier way to help people understand is to think of their job as one of an artist in school, even though you aren't finished with your project you still sometimes have to show something under a certain deadline, this is common practice that I had to do as a (funny enough) graphic designer. So while the CGI didn't look finalized they still had to show something for the trailer deadline, they still have a few months to complete the VFX and other details it's just harder to show a fully completed trailer with finalized VFX when you're being pressured by outlets to show what you got now. Especially under such strict deadlines and guidelines that come with shows as opposed to movies.

The car crash might have happened once Bruce snapped and her car might have crashed while she would be trying to save someone who came back, and due to the Gamma radiation, she became Hulk which saved her from getting hurt or may be die.. as we know Hulk has this defense mechanism So that means she didn't blip I guess

That patron shout out was nuts!! You’ve said some pretty ridiculous stuff for others, but this one was taken to a whole new level

It's the Wong cinematic universe and I'm all here for it.

She hulk broke the fourth wall before Deadpool in the Marvel comics universe

Perfect person to play she hulk

Just having Tatiana Maslany in this show already has alarm bells on how fantastic it's going to be. She is phenomenal and I know this character will be one of my favourites going forward. The CGI doesn't bother me tbh, as I know marvel will have seen the criticisms online and will be adjusting it as we speak. But I'm not slating it as I know how hard these people work behind and Infront of the camera. Either way I'm so excited.

I'm surprised that Mr. Voss failed to point out the connection of the "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and that a crucial character in that story is the Queen of the fairies herself, Titania. In the play, Titania and Oberon are fighting over the possession of a young changeling boy. And Oberon in the comics has heavy connections to Otherworld which is basically a nexus to the Multiverse. Could these hint at Skrull (changeling from Midsummer) and/or Multiverse elements in the show?