Eric Bana,
Jennifer Connelly,
Sam Elliott,
Josh Lucas,
Nick Nolte
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A geneticist's experimental accident curses him with the tendency to become a powerful giant green brute under emotional stress.
DVD Release Date: October 28, 2003
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December 13, 2009Good but not as great as it could have been. It tries to achieve too many good things and fails, though it is artfully done and, for the most part, interesting.
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September 25, 2009Hmmm, I liked the way it was shot, a bit like a comic but the Hulk itself looked soooo crap! I don't remember the Hulk jumping ridiculously high, or being that big. Spoilt by stupid computer effects. A big green bogy!
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July 18, 2009Poor film, very uneven and hard to follow. The effects are strange, they can look good but then they can look bad. The idea of the movie to look like a comic with separate panels was brave and kinda worked, its probably the best thing in there. Bana was a bad choice though and re...( read more)
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March 8, 2009"You're making me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry..."
This is a hard one for comic book fans. The Incredible Hulk is one of the most, I'm not sure if this word is the right one to explain, fascinating characters in the Marvel universe.
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January 1, 2009Ang Lee is such a good director/writer, so this was a...well, it just was...
OK, I can appreciate the background information...the film explores the origins of the Hulk, which is an important factor for this Marvel Hero considering how far apart he's naturally set from his fello...( read more) -
December 30, 2009i cant FUCKING BELIEVE ANG LEE DIRECTED.
i havent seen it in long time, so ill rewatch, thats for certain, but god...really? -
December 29, 2009I never watched the 70's T.V. series that first brought the Incredible Hulk to people everywhere, but I have had the pleasure of watching Ang Lee's 2003 big screen adaption of the big green brute. It's a great film that is severely underrated and is not respected as it sho...( read more)
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December 28, 2009good effect, was interresting to see the hulk portrayed as a more powerfull figure that in the tv series
Critic Reviews
June 21, 2003
David Edelstein, Slate
June 20, 2003
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
A thinking person's movie with precious little for anyone to think about, except for a green giant smashing things. full review
June 20, 2003
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
Schamus and his fellow screenwriters have taken the most pompous elements of superhero comics -- the humorless archetypes, the italicized declamations -- and inflated them until they nearly burst with... full review
June 20, 2003
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Ang Lee has boldly taken the broad outlines of a comic book story and transformed them to his own purposes; this is a comic book movie for people who wouldn't be caught dead at a comic book movie. full review
June 19, 2003
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
Incredibly long, incredibly tedious, incredibly turgid. full review
June 19, 2003
Colin Covert, The Minneapolis Star Tribune
Hulk is the lumpiest amalgamation of sci-fi and psychological drama since Steven Soderbergh's misfired Solaris. full review
June 18, 2003
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
The Hulk has enough super-sized thrills and surprisingly affecting dramatic weight to make it the year's most profound popcorn extravaganza. full review
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March 24, 2008It's funny how the attempt at mixing genuine, emotionally impacting drama and comic book superheroism displayed here is almost a prototypical form of what was done (much more successfully) in Batman Begins- the only real flaw is in the disproportional concentrations of each element, and in the filmmakers' insistence on keeping them distinctly separate.
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December 12, 2007don't get y ppl h8 this film i suppose psychology and fantasy r an odd mix
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July 26, 2007i can not belive that they are coming up with a sequil for this. clearly everyone hated the first one so why make another one? mabe they are just trying to fix ther mastakes couse they did get another bruce
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July 10, 2007Being a big superhero fan,when I saw this in the bargain bin at walmart-what the heck? Why,oh,why didn't I pick the Terminator or the Ring sitting right next to it? I wasted at least 10 dollars on something I watched once.
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April 15, 2007I'm a fan of the Hulk comics and this movie was a very big disappointment for me. I have no problems with Ang Lee's direction. He understands drama. The comic panels were a good idea for this film and the desert battle scenes were pretty cool. But the story... It is very obvious that James Schamus (the writer) knows close-to-nothing about the comic series. Well, I take that back. He knew that the Hulk was green. I'm hoping that the "remake" will be what this movie should have been.
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September 2, 2006
this is the worst movie i have ever seen in my life. seriously, if you havent watched this, dont put yourself through it, its awful in evryway.
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August 27, 2006This movie is different than other Marvel Comics blockbuster in a way that it tries to be believable and focus more on story and characters with fewer action scene (similar to Batman Begins I'd say). With that in mind, it's a good movie and each of the action scene are pretty neat. First problem is that the story could have been better explained (I heard there's an edition with deleted scenes added that helps it) and second is that the dad actor is pretty bad IMO. Still a good go, not as bad as the first theather reviews wanted it to be if you're open for anything. Oh and also, the ending suck! What's with the cloud travel BS? You'll see. Anyway by that time, I felt like I already had my share of entertaining.
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