“A lot of criticism is because she’s unlike anything we’ve ever seen. She’s not the Hulk or Thanos.” The director of ‘She-Hulk’ responds to the reactions to the CGI

Carry ‘she hulk‘ to the screen has taken a lot of work, much of which focused on finding the right balance of CGI and hands-on techniques to believably bring Tatiana Maslany’s Jennifer Walters to life. The director Kat Coiro has given his opinion on the criticisms expressed by the fans with the arrival of the trailers.

“It’s nothing like anything you’ve ever seen”

Coiro commented to sfx magazine that they spent months with the design before going into production and then refined it during the post-production process:

“We were really looking at the design and not asking, ‘Are we getting those facial expressions and those nuances of reaction?’ fact that she’s so unlike anything we’ve ever seen… When you think of Thanos or the Hulk, they have an eerie toughness and bulk that’s so different. And when you only see a small glimpse of her, it’s almost shocking because you don’t we’ve seen it before.”

Coiro also commented that has worked closely with Victoria Alonsopresident of physics, post-production, visual effects and animation at Marvel Studios, throughout the post-production process to refine the look of ‘She-Hulk.’

“She has an amazing eye, and to me, a lot of that eye comes from this very emotional visceral reaction that she has, backed up by decades of technical experience. What I think is great is that she keeps this emotional reaction real to the visual effects. Watching his work has taught me a lot about why something works and why it doesn’t – why does he go into an uncanny valley? And he always goes back to the actor’s performance and tries to capture that.”

Tatiana Maslany will perform alongside a cast with Mark Ruffalo, Tim Roth, Ginger Gonzaga, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Josh Segarra, and Jameela Jamil as Titania, the main villain of the series. ‘She-Hulk: Lawyer Hulka’ will have ten episodes coming to Disney+ starting August 17.