The Incredible Hulk (2008)

[RoninFox]

This was the best movie ever!

Well, it was certainly the best movie ever to include The Incredible Hulk.

[Road_Element]

I know this was discussed  on the iron man thread about how Gwyneth Paltrow wasnt as annoying as other love interest  in most Super-hero movies. I kinda notice the same thing with Liv Tyler. She wasnt annoying and she added something to the movie. Not mention that got the feeling that she really cared for banner. Which is something you didnt get from Ang Lee's snorefest . And as much i loved the dark knight i really cant say the same thing when it came to Katie Holmes or Maggie Gyllenhaal as Rachel Dawes. Infact i was pretty happy when Rachel got blown up

[Maverick Joe Six-Pack]

In Soviet Russia, powers control you, and bomb gets rid of you!

Anyway, I have trouble with the idea of Leader as the SOLE villain, but I could see him as a major opponent in an Avengers movie.

It seems like this new strain of Marvel movies have the hero and his evil counterpart.  Like Iron Man & Iron Monger, Hulk & Abomination, Thor & Loki, Capt America & Red Skull, Ant-Man and... an... evil...ant... (I don't know a lot about Ant-Man but I hope he's in the Avengers)

Anyway, it seems like they are setting up the Masters of Evil.  The Bizzaro Avengers if you will.  It'd be way easier than trying to do Kang or Ultron. 

You have Nick Fury and the Avengers come in and take down the Hulk in the first act of the film then in the second act you have the Leader see the gathering of the heroes on TV and he acts as a Nick Fury type and he gathers the fallen bad guys and then you spend the third act of the movie having them all duke it out.  You throw in some kind of world threatening disaster like a meteor or a nuke or something like that and some tension between the Avengers and BAM: The Avengers Movie

[Johnny Unusual]

The only two major villain Ant Man had was Whirlwind and Egghead, but he did invent the Avengers villain Ultron.  Ultron is probably the best choice.

[Junkyard]

Just had to post this:



It would have been only half as funny if not for Abomination in the 3rd panel.

[Nick]

 

That's great.

[esoobaC .T bocaJ]

awesome

[bratpop]

So anyway, repost:

Samuel L. Jackson was really good in this as "Nick Fury's Name In Opening Credits." Tim Roth was great as a Russian with an English accent, as always. William Hurt was really good as, "Guy Who Won't Be In The Sequel Because They Cut All The Scenes Where He Acted." I really liked Liv Tyler as Kirsten Dunst. But there was something wrong with my copy. In the scene where her blouse is soaking wet from the rain, there was this smudge covering her nipples that sort of looked like Edward Norton. On a related note, I thought the Hulk gave a convincing performance as Ed Norton, but the CG looked really fake. He was all pasty and scrawny and his meditation scenes weren't believable at all. The Brazilian gentlemen were very solid as "Guys Who Hate Bill Bixby," I hope to see them in other movies about Bill Bixby. Of course I regret not seeing this in theaters, as I was in the dark about the movie's big catchphrase. It would have been great to see all the people stand up and cheer at the film's final, classic line, "Who's we?" Now it makes sense why everywhere I went last year, kids were running around yelling, "Who's we?" and wearing big prosthetic eyebrows. At the time, it seemed very strange. I'd have to give this movie five out of five stars. The whole energy drink subplot had me in tears, and when Hulk gets mad at lightning and starts trying to fight the sky, I was on the edge of my seat. I heartily recommend this film to any fans of big pants, big eyebrows, clammy skin, or legally deaf Italian-American voice actors.