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The Incredible Hulk Storyline
The Incredible Hulk reintroduces audiences to Marvel’s greenest Avenger with a fresh take on the character following the 2003 film. This time, the story dives into the fugitive life of Dr. Bruce Banner (Edward Norton), who is on the run from the U.S. government while searching for a cure to his condition — a transformation into the uncontrollable creature known as the Hulk when angered.
As Banner hides in Brazil and attempts to suppress his inner monster, a new threat emerges in the form of Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth), a ruthless soldier who willingly undergoes a dangerous experiment to become the monstrous Abomination. What follows is a city-shattering showdown between two unstoppable forces, as Hulk is forced to embrace his identity to protect the ones he loves.
The Incredible Hulk blends raw action, emotion, and sci-fi thrills, establishing Banner’s world while setting the stage for the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The Incredible Hulk Review - 7/10 Rating
The Incredible Hulk delivers a strong, brooding reboot of the character with a much more serious and grounded tone than its predecessor. Edward Norton brings an emotional depth to Bruce Banner, portraying him as a tortured genius desperately trying to control the beast within. The film’s blend of chase thriller, tragic romance, and monster movie works surprisingly well.
The action is intense, especially the final battle between Hulk and Abomination — a brutal, CG-heavy slugfest that gives fans the smash they’ve been waiting for. The visual effects, while not as polished as later MCU entries, still hold up for the time and showcase the Hulk’s sheer power.
That said, the pacing can feel uneven, and some character moments get lost in the rush of plot. Still, The Incredible Hulk is an underrated entry in the MCU and a vital building block in Marvel’s early cinematic world.
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Second Film in the MCU: The Incredible Hulk was the second movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, released just weeks after Iron Man.
Edward Norton Rewrites: Edward Norton did uncredited script rewrites to deepen Bruce Banner’s character and explore his psychological struggle.
Cameo from the Original Hulk: Lou Ferrigno, who played Hulk in the 1970s TV series, makes a cameo as a security guard and also voices the Hulk’s roars.
Tony Stark Appears: The post-credits scene features Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, teasing the formation of the Avengers.
Hidden Captain America Reference: During a deleted scene, Banner’s attempt at suicide in the Arctic causes a brief glimpse of Captain America frozen in ice.
Hulk’s Design Tweaks: The Hulk in this version was made leaner and more muscular, with visible veins and sinewy detail to reflect Banner’s internal stress.
Tim Roth’s Training: Tim Roth underwent fight training to prepare for Blonsky’s super-soldier transformation and stunts.
Different Tone from 2003 Film: Director Louis Leterrier aimed to distance the film from Ang Lee’s Hulk (2003), focusing more on action and comic-book roots.
Comic Nods: The film features plenty of Easter eggs, including “Mr. Blue” and “Mr. Green” — references to Hulk lore — and a cameo from The Leader’s alter ego, Dr. Samuel Sterns.
Future Plans Shelved: Although threads were set up for a sequel (including Sterns’ transformation), no direct sequel was made due to rights complications with Universal.
