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- The Incredible Hulk has plenty of super heroic action, as well as a great sense of humor about its origins and roots. Ang Lee famously said that his arty, brooding 2003 take on the classic Marvel Comics character was an attempt "to make a delicacy out of American fast food."
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Parents say ( 22 ): Kids say ( 110 ): The Incredible Hulk has plenty of super heroic action, as well as a great sense of humor about its origins and roots. Ang Lee famously said that his arty, brooding 2003 take on the classic Marvel Comics character was an attempt "to make a delicacy out of American fast food."
- Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth
- Louis Leterrier
- Universal Pictures
- Nicole Mello
- Pitch-Perfect Tone For A Hulk Movie. For a while in the MCU, it seemed that everybody writing Bruce Banner and the Hulk didn’t really understand the tone of either character.
- Showcased Bruce Banner Growing To Live With The Hulk. The growth of the Hulk on his own and the growth of Bruce Banner on his own are important, but they also have to learn to live with each other.
- Edward Norton As Bruce Banner Is On Another Level. Fans agree, fairly unanimously, that Mark Ruffalo was excellent casting for Bruce Banner if the character had to be recast.
- Subtly Tied The Hulk Into The MCU. Much like Iron Man bringing in Nick Fury at the end to introduce Tony Stark into the Avengers Initiative, The Incredible Hulk did some important legwork tying Bruce Banner into the rest of the MCU.
Jun 12, 2008 · "The Incredible Hulk" is no doubt an ideal version of the Hulk saga for those who found Ang Lee's "Hulk" (2003) too talky, or dare I say, too thoughtful. But not for me. It sidesteps the intriguing aspects of Hulkdom and spends way too much time in, dare I say, noisy and mindless action sequences.
It’s a gloomy movie that treats its hero like a Universal Monster, instead of one of the quippy, positive character development-centric adventure flicks that the MCU movies eventually became....
Feb 20, 2024 · The Incredible Hulk is a classic for a reason, but how does it compare to Mark Ruffalo's performance? Can it even surpass Ang Lee's unpopular adaptation of the hulking superhero?
- Minimal Exposition and Constant Tension
- A Great Supporting Cast
- Edward Norton’s Depiction of Banner Is Unique
The 2003 Hulk film suffered from an overlong beginning that unfortunately felt too much like melodrama. While the stylized comic book framing that Lee used was an interesting way to frame the narrative, the lack of action made little use of the device. The Incredible Hulk chose to bypass the exposition by summing up Bruce Banner’s backstory within ...
As is per usual in the MCU, The Incredible Hulk did not skimp on getting great actors to populate the supporting cast. While sadly it’s taken a while for some of these cast members to make their return to the franchise, Marvel always knew that they had perfect casting on their hands with the late great William Hurt as U.S. General Thaddeus Ross. Ro...
The biggest reason why The Incredible Hulk is disregarded by MCU fans is because of the recasting that occurred before The Avengers. Filming was incredibly contentious, as Norton was constantly making his own additions to the script in order to take the film in a darker direction, remove elements of the original comics, and tone down the references...
- Liam Gaughan
Jun 10, 2023 · Opinion. 2008’s Incredible Hulk did everything right with Hulk, and the MCU threw it away. 15 years later, it’s time to consider the value of Edward Norton’s Hulk, and why feral Hulk...
