Reviews

The film should have been called Bruce Banner or Banner as it really is more about Bruce Banner than the Hulk.

Edward Norton was cast as Bruce Banner on the recommendation of Lou Ferrigno, who had starred in The Incredible Hulk (1978) as the Hulk.

In the years since this film's release, Marvel have introduced more new heroes and not only given them standalone films but also standalone sequels, whereas the Hulk has only appeared as part of both Avengers films with no current plans to give him a spin-off film of his own.

Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) transforms into the Incredible Hulk anytime his pulse rate get too high.

In conclusion, aside from those two minor issues, this movie was excellent and action-packed with some of the best battle scenes of any superhero movie to date, and is on a level with my other all-time favorite superhero movies including Iron Man and even Spider-Man.

While the new version is better then what Lee gave us a few years back, it still isn't an eye popper.

Fans of the television show will probably like this movie better than the first film because at times all throughout the movie they were constantly tipping their caps to it. And that's fine I suppose, but to me that isn't what the REAL Hulk was all about.

Good, but not [I]Iron Man[/I] good. Still, Marvel studios has gone 2 for 2.

Norton portrays Banner as decidedly unconflicted through most of the film: he abhors what's inside him, and thinks of nothing but "curing" himself so he can return to the woman he loves, Betty Ross (Liv Tyler).