SP Though I believe that the producers and the director would disagree since from what I have read and heard their goal was to introduce a seamless animation character into the wild and have us be none the wiser but I was thrilled to see that the Hulk still looked like a cartoon/ comic book rendition and not at all like say a certain webed creature we all know. This Hulk immediately brought me back to when I was a kid reading the books for the first time and I vividly remember the Hulk jumping and leaping off the comic book page incredibly long distances. Other then the comely JC this was my favorite part of the movie watching the Hulk traverse those long distances. Way too much of Nick Nolte for me irrespective of exposition. Sam Elliott stole the show Eric Bana who I have never heard of was awful. I thought that he couldn't act convincingly or otherwise That dog fight was not at all interesting or even entertaining Josh Lucas was a manic yet entertaining villain who chewed up the scenery I don't know but I am guessing the world wide box was in the several hundreds of millions of dollars. Is there talk of a sequel I turned off the director's audio commentary after about the first half hour. Mr. Lee made the mistake of watching the movie and explaining the movie ( philosophy etc. ) but told practically nothing about filme making. And there was a considerable amt of whit noise. The innovative comic book transitions were nothing short of genius "A survey found that 45 percent of single men have not had sex in six months. A spokesman for the single men said,'Star Trek rules!'" --Conan O'Brien
You don't think Bana's wooden performance had anything to do with the character he was playing do you??? But I wouldn't judge Bana's acting ability on this film. The man can act - ask anyone who's seen 'Chopper', the best performance in the last five years at least...
<< I vividly remember the Hulk jumping and leaping off the comic book page incredibly long distances. Other then the comely JC this was my favorite part of the movie watching the Hulk traverse those long distances. >> When they finally do get to the Army base break-out, it's a pretty cool ride. << Way too much of Nick Nolte for me irrespective of exposition. >> I think Nolte and Busey have GOT to team up... or at least appear in public together to end the speculation - they're both nuts. The part of Banner's psycho dad couldn't have been much of a stretch. << Sam Elliott stole the show >> I went out and got my hair cut like his after the movie. Seriously. The only better up-stage would be Jonah Jameson in "Spiderman". << Eric Bana who I have never heard of was awful. I thought that he couldn't act convincingly or otherwise >> Try listening to his lines delivered without the video (so you can only HEAR him - wow, who let this guy into the biz???) << That dog fight was not at all interesting or even entertaining >> You should have caught it on the big screen with a killer sound system (which is what I did for my first viewing), the subwoofer really does that fight some justice. << I don't know but I am guessing the world wide box was in the several hundreds of millions of dollars. >> Maybe a couple, but not several... blame the internet and bad word of mouth spreading like wildfire... a German chain cancelled their contracted run after hearing the news from the US release (smart folks). << The innovative comic book transitions were nothing short of genius >> Probably the worst part of the presentation (aside from allowing the editor to remove about 20 min. of meandering footage and plot crap that bogs the whole thing down).
