Movies The Incredible Hulk (Read 1338 times)

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Exactly,

It's like Edward Norton thinks everyone in the world has such a short attention span that they don't remember a movie that was made like 4 years ago.
But Edward Norton did not START the project, he just SIGNED ON to it after pre-production began.
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Ok, its like the production team thinks everyone in the world has such a short attention span that they don't remember a movie that was made like 4 years ago.
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It's like Edward Norton thinks everyone in the world has such a short attention span that they don't remember a movie that was made like 4 years ago.

The point is, Marvel wants to forget that movie was made, and replace that memory with this one, which should be slightly better.
Hulk is a potentially good character and has a dozen great story points to use. Letting Hulk's live action future end with Ang Lee's pile of shit would be a waste of creativity and money.

This movie will be good if not for the fact that it looks much more believable CG-wise, but also because it won't be in that retarded comicbook-screen-transition form. Ang Lee appears to be a pretty smart guy, he should've known that Hulk would be a bad movie.



Also I think Edward Norton will make a great Banner. He does lay on the thick Norton-esque dialogue, but he fits the profile of a nerdy scientist much better imho, that the mini-hulk Eric Bana did.
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I don't see why everyone thinks it will be a bad movie. After all, you did only see like 10 seconds or less of the Hulk running down a street and thats it. I mean, I don't have high expectations, but I don't go around thinking it will suck after a short teaser.

Also, It can't possibly be worse than the last one and Edward Nortan is one of the better actors out there, so I think he will do the film justice, even though when I see him act all I see is 'Edward Nortan', and not the character at hand most of the time :(​:(
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Teaser is a teaser... It failed in every aspect to get my attention. Therefore, I think it will be a crappy movie at the moment.

It didn't do its job.
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The last Hulk movie was like seven hours long or something, I don't remember.  It felt like it lasted forever.  Why are they doing this again?

This just seems so unnecessary.  The trailer didn't make me think "wow I can't wait to see that."  It just looked like any other action movie, just with a giant green monster.  Were people really asking for another Hulk movie?