Ed Norton bashes Marvel Movies for poor writing.

Shocker. Edward Norton is a great actor and all but he was always a pouty pompous ass.

Meh The Incredible Hulk was the worst of all the MCU movies and Edward Norton easily the worst lead so far. He seemed bored out of his mind.

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Pfft Eric bana has him beat!

politicidal isn't wrong - Norton has always had a reputation for not being easy to work with, his character in Birdman is essentially himself in real life.  

Norton is indeed a great actor, but being pompous is an attitude that is not appreciated when you're doing a movie that is supposed to be a major studio release that is designed to build a larger universe where your character is going to share screen time with others who may or may not be on the same level of status as an actor but are portraying a character of equal importance to the world. Norton was not a team player and if he had his way he would've made his Hulk movie exactly like Ang Lee's was - slow paced, overreaching for religious and philosophical metaphor, and trying to illicit a division in reaction from fans than trying to please them all. 

Louis Leterrier wanted Mark Ruffalo originally and so did some other pretty important people in Marvel's camp but others who had more control at the time including Universal thought Norton would ensure more profit given his track record as a leading man in film. 

Also, Cameron didn't call GOTG "bad science fantasy", the movie has also been featured and talked in a positive manner on his AMC documentary series. 

So Ruffalo isn't a good actor because he delivers jokes? He's doing his job and going by the script and the director's vision. If Norton stayed on board he'd portray him the same as Ruffalo is doing. 

Nah Mark fine. Better than boring emo Norton, but inferior to alpha male bana!

Bias...what bias? If anything I was just slagging off the MCU.

Edward Norton might be a good actor but he was never a good Bruce Banner which is why he wasn't praised for the movie. He was very dull and forgettable in the role unlike Mark Ruffalo.

He's complaining about the script but he was the one who co-wrote it in the first place.

Well he only claimed bad writing for his own movie and not other MCU movies. Also TIH was in the MCU but it's the most seperate one and it was before the Disney takeover. Heck, it wasn't even made by Paramount it was made by Universal.