Incredible Hulk (Widescreen Edition) | Edward Norton, Liv Tyler

Incredible Hulk (Widescreen Edition) | Edward Norton, Liv Tyler | Hulk is "Natural Green"

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Incredible Hulk (W...

	Incredible Hulk (Widescreen Edition) Edward Norton, Liv Tyler Universal Studios, 2008 average customer review:based on 285 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Loaded with excitement and fun.

I had a good time watching this movie. Was fun and exciting at the same time. At times a bit loud but I got past that. It is just what it is a make believe character doing make believe things.

Hulk is "Natural Green"

In contrast to the previous HULK movie, this one is done alot better and justifies with the character much better.

Bly-Ray adds a whole new experience to the incredible movie. The scenes are very well preped. It leaves good memories.

This purchase was really for my kids but Me and my wife enjoyed it equally.

Incredibly Better Than The First One

I was on the fence about purchasing this movie because the first Hulk movie was so bad. I decided to buy it anyway because of Ed Norton and I was happy that I did. It was awesome! Way better than the first. Action packed and great special effects. I hope there is another one. If you like super hero movies, you won't be disappointed.

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Not quite

I don't think this is any better than the 2003 version. It starts very well with Dr Banner in South America trying to control the urge within him. This reminded me of the first part of Batman Begins. Controlled film-making where you get to know the characters and they develop in front of your eyes.

After that it was a little bit downhill. Too much CGi that wasn't always that good and the battle of the giants at the end was entirely predictable.

Edward Norton was fine, when he was Banner, and its a shame we couldn't have had more of Tim Roth, but once they both morphed into their respective gamma-fuelled monsters I was less impressed.

That said the use of the still memorable TV series theme tune, was a great idea, and there were lovely cameo roles for Stan Lee, Lou Ferrigno and Robert Downey Jr. Overall its certainly worth seeing but not quite the film I was hoping for....

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