The Incredible Hulk

After Ang Lee's much anticipated Hulk failed to impress Hulk fans around the world it was only a matter of time before Marvel pulled all the stops and brought the world the Hulk motion picture the fans had wanted from the beginning, with rumours abound of conflict on set between new Bruce Banner, Edward Norton and director fans wondered if once again their hopes of a worth while Hulk movie would again fail to deliver.
Think again,this movie kicks, Norton gives an amazing performance as Banner, Liv Tyler as love interest Betty is exellent and brilliantly cast bad guys William Hurt & Tim Roth.

But its the Hulk himself that amazes,for a fully cgi creature he looks amazing, and if youre looking for the hulk to do some damage this movie wont dissapoint, sound and picture are exellent, the H.D transfer has been well done.

One only hopes Marvel embarks on bringing another chapter to this story with hopefully the same actors in the near future.

The Incredible Hulk is Incredible.

I was immensely entertained and overwhelmed with this popular comic book adaptation from Marvel. The action was plentiful, with some of the best action sequences I have ever seen in this genre of movie. There is a really intense foot chase through a South American city which ends in HULK ACTION; then he fights sound wave cannons, hummers and attack helicopters, and there is a battle in Harlem , New York lasting a good 20minutes – one of the best monster fights I have ever had the pleasure of viewing.

The original Hulk, Lou Ferrigno, plays the Voice of Hulk and also has a cameo as a security guard at the university which is a nice homage to the old TV Show.
The script is great – a little bland at times, but nothing to get worried about. This is definitely a darker more serious film in comparison to Iron Man, which was all style and glamour – not gamma.

As you can already tell I love The Incredible Hulk

The Incredible Hulk has the distinction of being not the best teaser for The Avengers, but perhaps the most capable of standing alone, the most brisk in its storytelling. We can’t really call it a sequel to Ang Lee’s 2003 Hulk because the entire cast has been changed, nor is it exactly a reboot. As good as the majority of the casting and the story are, they don’t cover up for the fact that the action climax is still just a clash of enormous CGI creations. It really destroys any emotional connection to watch two green giants (neither of whom can be injured) battling it out.

A good movie but didn't live up to the hype

Nothing better then watching the Hulk Smash! over and over again.