Mark Ruffalo

Mark Ruffalo is lending his celebrity to a good cause: preserving clean drinking water for approximately 15 million Americans. Ruffo is an outspoken opponent of fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, a controversial gas drilling technique. He even appeared at a Hydraulic Fracturing Prevention press conference on Monday. Hydraulic fracturing consists of injecting water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into rock formations deep in the earth's crust. The chemicals involved in the process have...Read Full Story

The time had come for our final panel of the day, and that was for Marvel’s The Avengers . The panel ended up not starting until almost 45 minutes late, much to the chagrin of a tired and frustrated audience, some of whom had been waiting for this panel since 10am. When the moderator finally came out, he was the same guy who had done such a good job on The Walking Dead panel, and he brought out Kevin Fiege to chat for a few minutes before showing us all the trailer that had debuted the...Read Full Story

The Hulk is slowly becoming one of the favorite Avengers to be covered by the MediaFreaks 3D Animation Blog. First we revealed details about a possible TV show involving the Hulk and then Mark Ruffalo’s advocacy with premium Avengers tickets as prizes . Now, Mark Ruffalo himself will share a few thoughts about the evolution of the character of The Hulk in the upcoming superhero mega-movie The Avengers: From Mark Ruffalo… “I don’t think Bruce Banner’s any longer trying to run from the...Read Full Story

Select stars from Joss Whedon's upcoming The Avengers film Chris Evans (Captain America), Cobie Smulders (Maria Hill), Mark Ruffalo (the Hulk), Tom Hiddleston (Loki) and Clark Gregg (Agent Coulson) plus Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige hit NYCC this past weeknd to give fans yet another look at Marvel's multi-hero movie. The stars each shared insights into their Avenger roles and talked about their experiences on the set of the film, but the main highlight was clearly the exclusive sneak...Read Full Story

Well, technically it’s just concept art, but it’s better than nothing. Following the premier of Captain America , fans got a glimpse of what was to come in The Avengers . One member that was notably missing was The Hulk .  If you even blinked during the teaser, you probably missed the first glimpse of Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner . Luckily, at this years Comic-Con , new concept art was revealed for the film. Below is the first picture of what fans expect The Hulk to look like in the film...Read Full Story

Do you have any idea how much I love Mark Ruffalo? So, so much. I’ve loved him since the first film I ever saw him in – You Can Count on Me. That was more than a decade ago, and his films are at times hit or miss, but I never hold it against him. He just brings me joy, because he’s a really talented actor, he’s cute as a button, and he seems like a genuinely sweet man. Anyway, Mark has two major interviews out this week, the biggest being this cover of Details! Can you believe it? After years...Read Full Story

Mark Ruffalo is adorable, sweet, lovely and amazing in Details Mag Do you have any idea how much I love Mark Ruffalo? So, so much. I’ve loved him since the first film I ever saw him in – You Can Count on Me. That was more than a decade ago, and his films are at times hit or miss, but I never hold it against him. He just brings me joy, because he’s a really talented actor, he’s cute as a button, and he seems like a genuinely sweet man. Anyway, Mark has two major interviews out this week, the...Read Full Story

Why is it that allegories are so much more effective in literature than in film? One wouldn't think that film would be knocked out of the equation as a vessel. Why can't an image be representational in the way prose can? The answer is that it can, but it's just much trickier to achieve. We process images in a way that represents surface and reality (even though we know that images can be falsified) but what we read, we understand as manipulated by the author. We experience it through a filter...Read Full Story

Compassion is within us innately as a people and as a nation. So put aside the rhetoric and ask yourself: how much more than enough do you need? Whatever that amount is, there is always a little bit more left over for those who don't have even close to enough. Read More... More on PovertyRead Full Story

HitFix NYCC: 'The Avengers' Show Off Action, Wit and Tom Hiddleston's Body Film School Rejects When the first public trailer dropped for Joss Whedon's upcoming Avengers film, it was met with a collective sigh from many, including yours truly. It wasn't very exciting and the only thing it had going for it was some pedestrian banter that relied ... The Avengers Panel at New York Comic-Con Deadbolt Hulk See Greed. Hulk Smash! Mark Ruffalo on Occupy Wall Street Wall Street Journal (blog) 'The...Read Full Story