Comments on: Should There Be Another Hulk Movie?

By: stranger

stranger — Fri, 15 May 2009 05:18:20 +0000

ya know i heard that a whole different selection of villans are gonna be on spiderman 4 like carnage, vulture, blackcat, and most importantly the lizard aka dr. conners. i also heard that micheal morphius was gonna star but isn’t that like a Blade kinda thing

By: stranger

stranger — Fri, 15 May 2009 05:05:34 +0000

hell yeah!!!!

By: Chaz

Chaz — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 01:56:35 +0000

I myself, I must say I am a hulk fan. I decided to search to see if there was any talk of another hulk when I came across this blog. I think that the Edward Norton version was very thought out, and right on point. The way he implemented a few of the Hulk’s favorite moves. The story line and fight scenes were great. Although I would’ve preferred to see the Hulk to more of his signature jumping, it was great. I really believe that it did great, because the other Hulk did damage the name severly. Also I must admit the first one although I did like it was severely torn apart. The characters the extensive long and boring story line. The next Hulk should pick up with a fight scene, because everything about the Hulk is established. Honestly if they had started the Ang Lee version with action explained backwards how they got to that, it would’ve grossed more money. Although you have to be thankful that it didn’t do to well, or we would’ve have been blessed with the master piece by Edward Norton. The Hulk is one of the most misunderstood super hero’s out there. It would be an injustice not to give it a second try. There should be an email or something put on the next Avenger, Thor, Captain America, or Iron Man movie asking people if they would like to see another hulk…Let the people have chance to make a decision now that almost everyone has seen the remake….

By: melvin

melvin — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 06:08:14 +0000

(Type your comment here. Make sure you’ve read the commenting rules before doing so) yes their should be another hulk movie ,this hulk was great , just make sure their even more action!the second hulk had some intense action scenei thought this movie was better than iron man at the at of the fight scene in iron man , it fell short!but the hulk was great ,hope to see even more intense action scene in the third hulk! buildup the action even more add a lot moreintense action in the third hulk, love the second hulk

By: shadopup

shadopup — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 14:42:35 +0000

I finally saw incredible hulk (it was only playing at one theatre now). Never saw the Ang Lee version.

I have to admit I liked this movie. There were amusing bits of humor and the action was great. It was fast paced and the acting was good enough to make me believe in all the characters’ relationships even though the movie itself doesn’t spend a lot of time on character development. I liked Iron Man quite a bit but can honestly say I enjoyed the Hulk more. It delivered good action with a simple cohesive story, a bit of humor and characters I cared about. A good summer popcorn flick.

The one flaw though is in the ending just leaving Abomination alive…I wouldn’t necessarily have Hulk kill him but what would’ve made more sense is that after choking him with the chain and hearing Betty say stop, he does for a moment but then continues to pound Abomination into the ground thus putting doubt into our minds that the Hulk has a mind and making us think that the Hulk has gone over the deep end and is a mindless killing machine. As Hulk furiously punches away, he suddenly stops and we see the Abomination unconscious but now having transformed back to human form. At least this way makes more sense ’cause then the army tranqs him so that he can’t turn back into Abomination.

Although to be quite honest Betty should not have said stop in the first place…I mean really Abomination is a worse threat than Hulk and it’s not like she said anything when Hulk was killing those army men earlier in the movie whom quite frankly didn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell of surviving against the Hulk whereas the Abomination has all the tools to kill the Hulk.

As for another Hulk movie? They certainly set it up for one but I think they should wait until after the Avengers movie before revisiting the Hulk, although that may be quite a long time to wait.

By: Shane

Shane — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 08:24:25 +0000

Ok. Ok. Here is the stone cold fuck fact: Ang Lee’s version was not a terrible film(keep reading, damn it!). It was an overly drawn-out representation of Bruce’s inner daddy issues, and that conflicted with the representation of the Hulk character. Plain. Simple. I liked the film because it was an artsy look at a rough character, with some creativity. I did not like the film because of it’s sour faith to the actual source material.
This new Hulk on the other hand, is exactly it’s opposite. It stayed pure and true to the character(except for the whole chair-over-bomb thing), the story was quick, and never settled long enough for boredom to set in, the action was entertaining and appropriate. It may not be the deepest thing you’ll see this year, but this is it. This is Hulk perfection. It cannot get any better at all. If you are looking for a different Hulk, you are looking for a different movie(character).

Now, I am an executive. I have just made a shit load of money from a unpopular character idea called “Iron Man.” I have recently made a nominal amount of money from a VERY popular character called “The Incredible Hulk.” There is definitely more to be done on both fronts, I have promised to expand on both fronts, and I have a full slate ahead of me already. Logic dictates that I go on with my proposed schedule, and wait for my recent projects to scrape every last drop of cash possible before revisiting them. Now, I know for a fact that this studio was founded on pure representations, and to please the fan base as well as everyone else, I would obviously continue with Iron Man, simply because it was popular, and made a lot of money. My other concern(Hulk), has had a crippling injury, causing it to produce fewer millions of dollars. But, I would make the decision and risk breaking even on one of my most popular characters, if not to buy another solid gold piece of furniture, but to see if it were possible to clean this wound, fix the limp, and see how far we can bring this thing without it. I know that this studio started out L-O-A-D-E-D, but with a very strict budget. That’s fine. We’re not going to get a winner every fucking time. Simple fact. But one of our most popular characters deserves a chance to see how far it can go without hinderance.

In human speak, I would see how my other projects worked out first. If I made money, and put a few years distance between myself and the dealbreaker, I would definitely take a stab at a sequel. If, of course, everything went smoothly: All previous actors/director agreed, nothing drastically compromises budget, and positive pre-reviews. This is a gaurantee right now. Hulk WILL show up in “The Avengers” one way, or another.

I will say this:
2003 HULK= 5.5/10
2008 The Incredible Hulk= 7.5/10
The 2 films are too closely matched financially to make a fuss over, and we recieved a more positive review from the newer one. Onward. Goodnight, goodmorning, whateverthefuck, It’s 4:30 in the morning here.

By: Abdul khaliq

Abdul khaliq — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 00:05:15 +0000

It was about the hulk movies how to

By: Jack

Jack — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:01:12 +0000

Personally and like many others, I was very disappointed in the Ang Lee film. Quite frankly, I think that guy should never work again; I hate his work, especially on The Hulk. I still watched the film at the movies and bought the DVD and I still enjoy watching the movie but the comic book transitions and the sucky theme music make me mad every time I watch it. I find no fault whatsoever with the acting in that film (I thought Eric Bana did an outstanding job) and the Hulk scenes were great. I didn’t mind the dogs either but that silly crap with his dad at the end of the film was horrible. They should have gone from the San Francisco scene to a breakout and then to Banner in hiding and written out the Nick Nolte crap at the end. Nick Nolte’s rant was good, reminded me of the old Nick before all the drug crap in his personal life. Anyway, no doubt about it, Ang Lee screwed the franchise.

I watched the latest incarnation and I’m impressed. My whole family enjoyed it but I was afraid from the start that it would suffer in performance due to Ang Lee and his horrible directing on the first one. I wish they’d been able to keep the same acting crew and just picked up where they left off with a new director but the restart, once I figured out what was going on, worked okay; it matches the original comics and TV series of the story better than Ang Lee’s version anyway. Did I mention that Ang Lee sucks? Go back to Taiwan dude and stay there! I know, Crouching Tiger, everyone loved it. I watched it and it was crap too. I hate when a movie gets over-hyped.

Anyway, being in business, I understand why they may not make another Hulk but man I hope they do. I enjoyed the cast in the Ang Lee version but I have no problem with the new cast either. Edward Norton is good and so is William Hurt. I think the next one, if they decide to do one, will do quite well; assuming they can keep the same cast and they do a better job of marketing it. I also expect The Incredible Hulk will do very well on DVD and that too will help if they decide to do a sequel; heck, at this point, its DVD performance may be the deciding factor.

By: angelo

angelo — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:52:10 +0000

yes there should be another hulk movie because they just did a whole lot better on the new one and they should just go for it and make the next one.

By: angelo

angelo — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:50:42 +0000

yes they should make another one they did alot better at making this new movie. they should keep it going now.