Bill Bixby, Don MacKay, John Novak
David Banner drifts into New York and goes on a subway. Two guys attack a woman, and David tries to help but can't until he turns into The Hulk and saves the woman. When he turns back, he finds himsel...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 6, 2003
Stats: 54 reviews
Great made for TV movie. If you like the show and respect the fact this was 1989 then the nostalgia factor is all you need. Rex Smith makes a brilliant Murdoch and Daredevil even if his costume is a tad naff. Unfortunately it does focus attention away from the main man. Bixby is ...( read more)
Ah yes, this is where Daredevil came on the scene...I liked the TV series and this one didn't disappoint
As bad as the Hulk T.V show and T.V movies were they were still one of my favorites as a kid. Bill Bixby is great as Banner. This film has a good cast but the Daredevil and Kingpin characters could have been better.
One of this Incredible Hulk TV movies is average, but I'm such a fan of the Marvel characters as well as the big green hero terrified me when I was a kid on the TV series. And it was quite good to catch the first live-action look at Daredevil (in the black costume - didn't...( read more)
Attorney Matt Murdock (Rex Smith) is blind justice to become Daredevil. Daredevil finds Bruce Banner (Bill Bixby) reveals himself is Matt Murdock. He found out Bruce is actually Hulk (Lou Ferrigno).
Omgee I remember the Trial of the Incredible Hulk. My Uncle use to be a huge Lou Ferrigno Fan. I was about 10 years old when I first watched this Movie with him. Great Movie.
Unfortunately I have seen only two Part of the Hulk Series with Lou Ferrigno.
the best of the 3 tv movies.i think the guy that played dare devil in this did a better job then ben afflack did in his movie.
Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno return in the 2nd of three extended episodes of the Incredible Hulk TV series.
Watch for the first on screen appearence of Daredevil played by Rex Smith of Streethawk fame.
Also features a cameo by Hulk's creator, Stan Lee.
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An absolutely pathetic attempt at bringing Daredevil to the TV screen- did they really think a black unitard would look good as a crime-fighting outfit? Still, a much more fun movie than the Return (featuring the booze-hound party-dude Thor), featuring a fantastic Hulk-out dream sequence in a courtroom and John Rhys-Davies (of Lord of the Rings and Raiders of the Lost Arc fame) as the Kingpin (dressed in a black suit... which is funny, 'cause Michael Clarke Duncan got a white suit. I guess contrast makes for good villains).
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