You're comparing a dramatic movie to Batman and Robin, a film where the acting is no place on-par and the scriptwork makes a pun for every villain's affinity? That's a laugh. It
is a dramatic film, because the source material is dramatic.
And I have no idea why you and others like you are complaining there wasn't enough action. We see the Hulk demolish a lab effortlessly, destroy a gamma-dispensing device bigger than a human like a beach volleyball, mutate to astounding new levels of musculature, destroy half a house unintentionally, stop 3 gamma-irradiated dogs after a long and gruesome fight by mutating beyond the realm of reality yet again, deflect a grenade with his bare skin, leap miles at a time, move so fast he becomes a blur, outrun Black Hawks, stop Hellfire missiles in mid-air with a motion of his hand, take down a helicopter in a single leap, take a shot from a tank in stride, survive a landslide of mountainous proportions, survive a trip beyond the Earth's immeadiate atmosphere, avoid depth charges, break through bedrock, take a lightning bolt head-on, fight with a creature of living energy, survive an impact into the ground, rip the face of a plateau off, fight a creature of living water and prevail through all of it.
And that still isn't enough action?
Face it- you got the comic book Hulk. Just because he doesn't spout silly one-liners every time doesn't mean he's anything less. You just wanted more action, and with the budget he was working on Ang did what he could to make this an action-packed film while still having enduring dramatic themes. Now can we stop referencing another film when making feeble attempts to insult this movie?