Another Marvel Studios project this year is She-Hulk for Disney+. The studio recently released the first trailer for the show, and one of the main topics of discussion was the mediocre quality of the graphics.
Users liked Tatyana Maslany, but the visual component raised many questions. Someone even compared with the animated “Shrek” and “Hulk” in 2003.
However, before the premiere of She-Hulk, there is still enough time for the masters to work on post-production. And this is clearly seen in the trailer, which was published within the Disney+ service itself.
Here the picture looks noticeably better compared to the shrunk version on YouTube. But, besides this, the model of a green-skinned woman here does not look cardinal, but definitely better. Moreover, it is not just monotonously green, but there are shades. Also, the pores are noticeable on the face and, in general, the elaboration of details – from the eyes to the hair.
If things go like this, then She-Hulk will be brought to a good state by the time the show is released. But it also makes me think that the original trailer could have been intended to be of such quality to grab attention from the beginning – it worked out.
She-Hulk is set to premiere on August 17th. The first season will have nine episodes.
