At the end of the Incredible Hulk movie, what does Tony tell Thaddeus Ross?
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At the end of "The Incredible Hulk" movie, in a post-credits scene, Tony Stark (played by Robert Downey Jr.) meets with General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross (played by William Hurt) in a bar. Tony enters the bar and introduces himself to Ross, who is surprised to see him there. Tony then tells Ross that a "team" is being put together and they need Ross's help. This is a reference to the formation of the Avengers, and Tony's intention to recruit Ross to help them. The scene serves as a tie-in to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as the events of "The Incredible Hulk" take place in the same universe as the other Marvel films.
At the end of the Incredible Hulk movie, Tony Stark (Iron Man) appears in a bar where General Thaddeus Ross is drinking. Tony approaches Ross and tells him they are putting together a team. Tony is referring to the Avengers initiative, a team of superheroes he is forming to battle threats to the Earth. Ross asks Tony what kind of team he is referring to, to which Tony replies, "Let's just say, we're the people who can do the things that they cannot". This post-credits scene forms a connection to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and sets up the events that unfold in The Avengers movie.