Best non action scene?

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

There are some really good non-action scene's in this movie, from Betty's dream to David taking out baby Bruce's dummy. My personal favourite would have to be David's confession to Betty about what happened to Bruce's Mother. Really powerful scene IMO, the music, setting, acting, diologue, everything are just perfect.

What are your favourite non action scene's guys and gals?

[Sava]

lol... i made a thread just like this years ago :D http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117607

but i agree with you, "the truth revealed" in my fav scene in the movie even if you include the hulks' scenes.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I thought someone had done this thread before, but i couldnt find it Sava.

[Sava]

its buried in SHH hell :(

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Like so many good threads, these message boards used to be a lot better than they are now IMO.

[Sava]

there were alot more people posting here back then

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

True, but they have left because the boards are not what they once were IMO. You can barely have an opinion here these days without someone jumping on you for it.

[LexCorp]

I also hate the anger in some of the users posts. But anyway I like the part where the hulk shrinks back to human form near the end.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Thats another good one Lexcorp, and i agree with all of your post

[LexCorp]

Thank you, there is another scene where the hulk has just escaped from the military after jumping away and he stops near a rock and gets all caught up in the beauty of his surroundings like he is remembering the human side of him or something. I liked that. My first post with my new sig. Awesome! :hulk:

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Ha ha, good sig. Another good non action scene is when Betty finally meets here dad at the restaurant, just before the first Hulk out. Some good emotion in that scene IMO.

[murdock_matt]

I guess you'd call this a non-action sequence, but the scene where young David Banner rushes out of the room to kill young Bruce is great. There is such rage and emotion in his face that it always gives me a chill.

And you gotta give credit for the brilliant casting of the young Thunderbolt Ross. When he's sitting in the ice cream shop and he arches his eyebrows, smiles and half-nods at young Betty, he IS a young Sam Elliott.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Well, the first one you mention is the first one i mentioned in this thread, LOL it happens when David is confessing to Betty about what happened to Bruce's mother, it is a long scene but still counts as one i think.

The second one i totally agree with you on, that guy just so is a young Sam Elliott its scary, and great casting.

[Sava]

the whole cast was spot on perfect IMO, Betty and Bruce's mother looked really alike and you could see why Hulk love's her.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

the whole cast was spot on perfect IMO, Betty and Bruce's mother looked really alike and you could see why Hulk love's her.

:up: Totally agree Sava, was a big strongpoint of the movie.

[Sava]

i would have liked to see more scens of her, she was good

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

She was good, she made a very big impact on the story and had the acting chops to convince in every scene she was in.

[LordSimen]

Fav non-action scenes:

1. David Banner's Confession
2. David Banner's Freak Out (end of movie)
3. Betty and Bruce's dream within a dream.

[El Payaso]

Truth Revealed.

Every scene with baby/child Bruce (man, those kids' acting were amazing).

Gral. Ross threatening Bruce with that gigantic close-up.

The final Bruce/David talking.

The Talbot/Bruce/Betty convo with the splitted screen showing their glances at the end.

[Sava]

i'd also like to add that scene where Bruce as a child is watching his mother doing something in the garden and smile's at her ... :( the music in that scene was great :up:

[HULKSTER'04]

the drama in that movie for 40 minutes almost made me forgot that i was watching a comic book based film!It was great!If the HULK didn't show up i would have thought i was watching shawshank redemption!hehehe...
anyways the action and drama have huge impacts they are as great taking out from one to another!wouldn't you guys agree?

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I completely agree Hulkster, the first 40 mins do not seem like a comic book movie which is no bad thing IMO, it sets up the following story in a great way.

[DTX]

There are some really good non-action scene's in this movie, from Betty's dream to David taking out baby Bruce's dummy. My personal favourite would have to be David's confession to Betty about what happened to Bruce's Mother. Really powerful scene IMO, the music, setting, acting, diologue, everything are just perfect.

What are your favourite non action scene's guys and gals?


The DOG FIGHT and such.....:marv:

[Sava]

The DOG FIGHT and such.....:marv:
did you actually read the damn post?

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

The DOG FIGHT and such.....:marv:

LOL, i said best NON action scene's DTX.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

I honestly can't think of one good non action scene. Sad really.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I honestly can't think of one good non action scene. Sad really.

Well, i can see you dont like the movie, and thats your opinion, and thats cool. I'm not going to flame you for it, i will just say that i disagree with you.

[Clobberin' Time]

There are too many to choose from, infact, the way the film is cut (the comic book edits) makes the whole experience engrossing.

Some people have moaned about the edits and on occasion I can see where they're coming from, but, I feel it adds to the pace of most of the scenes and notches up the tension too.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

There are too many to choose from, infact, the way the film is cut (the comic book edits) makes the whole experience engrossing.

Some people have moaned about the edits and on occasion I can see where they're coming from, but, I feel it adds to the pace of most of the scenes and notches up the tension too.

Well, that is exactly how i feel about the editing. I think it adds to the mood of the movie, and in a good way.

[Clobberin' Time]

Well, that is exactly how i feel about the editing. I think it adds to the mood of the movie, and in a good way.

Question...

If we see a sequel some time soon, do you think the director (whoever he/she may be) will approach the editing process in the same manner?

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Question...

If we see a sequel some time soon, do you think the director (whoever he/she may be) will approach the editing process in the same manner?

To be completely honest, no i dont think they will. The editing, along with the rest of the movie, got a mixed reception, many people found it distracting, while many like you and myself found it great. I think the sequel is going to be very different to this movie, which is a bad thing IMO.

[Clobberin' Time]

Shame. The edits gave the film a unique identity style wise.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I know, The Hulk is unlike any other comic book movie.

[Spoarz™]

One non-action scene that I find particularly memorable is just before David absorbs the electricity near the end of the film.

Bruce explains how he saw his mother in his dream, how he remembers her smell, but doesn't even know her name, and he breaks down. Really excellent acting by Eric Bana.

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Yeah that is a good scene, and Nolte goes bonkers!! Ha ha its great.

[PhotoJones]

nolte's speech at the end

[El Payaso]

David Banner telling Betty his story with his wife and lil Bruce as Bruce is having a nightmare about the same thing. Moving and very well done.

[BizarroAids]

I'll agree with the David/Wife tale. That was just great. The little boys reaction with Elfmans music really got you caught up in the moment:hulk:

[Sentinel X]

1.When Betty 'finds' Bruce...such a nice scene
2.David telling Betty what happened to Bruce's mother
3.When Hulk is running away from Army Base and basically just chillin'

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

1.When Betty 'finds' Bruce...such a nice scene
2.David telling Betty what happened to Bruce's mother
3.When Hulk is running away from Army Base and basically just chillin'

All great scene's

[Sundancer]

The brief moment when Hulk is free-falling and has the "daydream" where Banner is shaving and sees Hulk in the mirror.


Stan and Lou's cameo

A deleted scene -- when Bruce notifies "Guard Lou" of the threatening poodle.