I think it can be safely said (or written) that the strength of the Marvel films is that they had, on the whole, remained faithful to the spirit of the character. There are little tweaks and updates here and there but at the end of the day Iron Man is very recognizable as Iron Man, Hulk as the Hulk, Thor as Thor, etc. Why in the name of all that is holy and good in the world is the television end looking at the success of the films and going, "That's great, but we're going to change the character completely to bring him or her to the small screen." Granted it worked for the Bill Bixby INCREDIBLE HULK series but that was a very different time and place.
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