- Published: Universal City, CA : Universal Studios Home Entertainment, c2008.
- Year Published: 2008
- Description: 1 videodisc (113 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
- Language: English
- Format: DVD
ISBN/Standard Number
- 025195016025
Additional Credits
- Tyler, Liv.
- Roth, Tim.
- Hurt, William.
- Nelson, Tim Blake.
- Burrell, Ty, 1967-
- Arad, Avi.
- Feige, Kevin.
- Hurd, Gale Anne.
- Penn, Zak, 1968-
- Leterrier, Louis, 1973-
- Universal Pictures (Firm)
- Marvel Entertainment Group.
- Marvel Studios.
- Valhalla Motion Pictures.
Subjects
- Incredible Hulk (Fictitious character)
- Scientists -- Drama.
- Man-woman relationships -- Drama.
- Antidotes -- Drama.
- Superheroes -- Drama.
- Science fiction films.
- Fantasy films.
- Thrillers (Motion pictures)
- Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
- Fiction films.
- Feature films.
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The Incredible Hulk
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Call number: DVD Science-Fiction Incredible
Additional Details
Special features: Feature commentary with director Louis Leterrier and Tim Roth; deleted scenes.
Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, William Hurt, Tim Blake Nelson, Ty Burrell.
Scientist Bruce Banner has been living in the shadows, scouring the earth for an antidote. Warmongers dream of abusing his powers and won't leave Bruce alone. He suffers from his constant need to be with the only woman he has ever love, Betty Ross, and Bruce knows that he must return to civilization. The brilliant doctor is ruthlessly pursued by a nightmarish beast of pure adrenaline and aggression called The Abomination whose powers match that of the Hulk. Now, a fight of epic proportions ensues as Bruce must call upon the hero within to rescue New York City from total destruction.
DVD, region 1, anamorphic widescreen (2.35:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo., dual-layer.
Community Reviews
Not that great, but worth it for Avengers fans
This isn't an incredible movie, but it can be a fun watch for big time Marvel fans. It is much better than the Ang Lee film "Hulk", but that isn't saying much. Still, if you really like comics, or the Avengers, or the Hulk in particular you'd probably at least like seeing it once. Fairly typical origin story material, a little darker than the Captain America, Thor, or Iron Man intro films, but still with some decent humor and of course top-notch special effects. Stays fairly true to the source material as well.
awesome
great elements of drama and action!
Now no need tto watch the movie
Banner hiding. Blood get into drink kills someone. Government tracks him down. When they come close hulk comes out. Battle at the end between hulk and evil hulk.
incredible hulk
a great action packed movie kept me watching to the very end and i loved the twist with banner at the end
Skip it
I admit to putting together a very complex Swedish piece of furniture while watching the first 2/3 of this movie, but I can't say that paying it my full attention would have made it much better. This is by far the weakest of the 'getting ready for the avengers' films.
You can't really blame the actors: the material just isn't all that good. And you can only blame the writers and director a little bit: the character itself is just a problem. Some Jason Bourne-style exposition at the beginning just isn't able to pull together any sympathy we may have for Banner with the CGI green monster who has effectively no feelings (emotional or physical). Joss Whedon (who's directing The Avengers) talked a bit about the problem recently and what he hoped to do about it: "A Hulk who not only feels flesh and blood, but is clearly an extension of Banner himself and not just a CGI thing that roars." You can't help but feel that Whedon is referring specifically to this outing, where The Hulk is very definitely 'a CGI thing that roars.'
Honestly, the story is so cut and dry, I doubt there'll be anything in the Avengers that'll make you feel left out if you skip this one. And I think you should.
You can't really blame the actors: the material just isn't all that good. And you can only blame the writers and director a little bit: the character itself is just a problem. Some Jason Bourne-style exposition at the beginning just isn't able to pull together any sympathy we may have for Banner with the CGI green monster who has effectively no feelings (emotional or physical). Joss Whedon (who's directing The Avengers) talked a bit about the problem recently and what he hoped to do about it: "A Hulk who not only feels flesh and blood, but is clearly an extension of Banner himself and not just a CGI thing that roars." You can't help but feel that Whedon is referring specifically to this outing, where The Hulk is very definitely 'a CGI thing that roars.'
Honestly, the story is so cut and dry, I doubt there'll be anything in the Avengers that'll make you feel left out if you skip this one. And I think you should.
hulk is awesome!
hulk is awesome!
Hulk Smash!
The Incredible Hulk is the continuing story of bruce banner, who has the best alter-ego ever- The Hulk.
Great Movie.
Great Movie.
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