The Incredible Hulk

A different one that's according to what I've read in imdb, The Hulk vs The Abomination.

I think it will be similar to the game Incredible Hulk:Ultimate Destruction. Which is cool. Ice-cold, mayhaps.

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I read in Empire magazine that the latest Hulk rumour is that Iron Man will have a cameo in preparation for the Avengers movie set to shoot sometime in 2011-ish. Could be codswallop but it'd be so frackin' awesome! It makes sense too that the military would call in a heavy hitter like Iron Man through military contract holder like Tony Stark.

Also there are some new Bruce Banner stills out,I couldn't insert 'em, I'm sure jrs will post them soon Dont'cha just love it when he does that?

Pics of a scale modeled new Hulk from the set of the film.

What scale? If this is 1:1, I'm not impressed. He looks unrealistic, and his size is unacceptable. In the Ang Lee film, he grew progressively with each change, but was still much larger; so I don't understand why this production would choose a smaller Hulk. Let's hope he's bigger and meaner than this.

Naturally he looks unrealistic, it's a model. Although it's only a scaled model of him, have you seen the comparison of it and the woman in picture #2? I think he looks cool. Besides what do you want him to be the size of ?

He was pretty big in the last film, and the last film was pretty bad. I think this movie is going to be good or bad largely independent of the size of the Hulk. And, as Jason pointed out, it is just a model, anyway.

I'm a comic guru, and the Incredible Hulk was not drawn that large in the comics as he was in Ang Lee's film.

This new Hulk looks truer to the comics, although he's not as muscular.

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The only problem I have with the model is the hair.Weird , right?
But the pic jay posted of him a while back had pretty long hair too, and that I loved so . . . . . .I'll stop now

I know it's just a model, but since this film is already in post-production, I have to wonder whether the model is just a concept (which are usually pretty outlandish compared to what ultimately reaches film), or actually a reference model for the film (which would be fairly close to final render).

And yes, my size comment was based on the pic of the model next to the woman. He's large, but not as large as I'd expect him to be. Based on her, I'd estimate that he's a little over 8ft tall, and we have more than a few people on this planet 7ft and over. I guess they're going to infuse the "hulkiness" to his overall strength, but still... he just looks too small and lean to me to be as imposing as the mythos of the Incredible Hulk deserves.

Agreed. I don't think the failure of the first film had anything to do with the size of the Hulk. In fact, I had the most fun watching a huge Hulk throwing tanks and rolling cars down a San Francisco street. The film did a good job of making him larger than life, and thus, seemingly unstoppable.

That's not entirely true. He's just as large in the Ultimates storyline; and anyway, relative size in comics is questionable because there are so many different artistic styles.

I don't know, he's just not very broad, and his muscles are smallish. He looks like he could cause trouble, that's for sure... just not Hulk trouble. But that's me.

According to Marvel Universe the Hulk is 7 feet 8 inches and weighs a little over 1000 lbs (This is the typical green/savage Hulk). To me that is flipping huge. Take a look up at your average ceiling in a room and imagine something that tall also being muscular and weighing a grand. Certainly artist styles and such may portray him as more of a giant, but if he falls between the 7-8 foot range I think it is perfect.

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Reading the description, the first trailer sounds like it's going to be spectacular. They're saying we'll see it in early March. I'm hoping it's attached to 10,000 BC.

Seeing the Hulk done right is at the very top of my wish list.

The first teaser trailer for hotly anticipated summer superhero epic The Incredible Hulk will have its exclusive broadcast debut in a simultaneous "roadblock" on seven networks on Wednesday, March 12. This first opportunity to see material from the motion picture will be aired at approximately 9:56 p.m. EDT/6:56 p.m. PDT on MTV, MTVU, MTV2, VH1, Spike TV, Nick at Nite and CMT.

Following the on-air premiere, the trailer will be immediately posted on MTV.com for an exclusive period. The trailer will begin showing in theaters across the country on Friday, March 14, with prints of Rogue Pictures' Doomsday.

The Incredible Hulk smashes into theaters on June 13th 2008.

Can't believe we're so close to this already...I think it's really going to sneak up on people, both in terms of release date, and in terms of quality. I certainly hope so.

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The trailer hits tonight. From all accounts, it's spectacular.

Incredible Hulk will be the surprise hit of the summer.

Thanks to Reelcomix, The Incredible Hulk trailer is here earlier. You can watch it here. It kicks major ass.

Ahhh Hulk running down the street about to kill, the way it was meant to be

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It looks like they got the tone and flavor perfect to me. Norton is as good as I hoped as Banner. I love the lead up and intro of the Hulk. The falling/jumping from the copter looks off, however. The CGI is quite good and will only get better. Hulk looks WAY better then Ang Lee's pudgy version.

Overall, thumbs up.