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So, I assume you've all heard the news. Avi Arad said that as much as he absolutely loved Ang Lee's Hulk movie, the next Hulk movie will be a re-start, closer to the comic books, closer to what the fans and the general public expected.
By this, I suppose he means that Bruce Banner will be at ground zero of a gamma bomb explosion, and that we'll get plenty of Hulk versus super-strong monster action.
I'm fine with this, really. Ang Lee's Hulk is my favorite film of all time, I love every single detail of it, and I was kinda worried that they would make a s**tty sequel. The last thing we want is a straight-to-DVD sequel, with subpar cgi and terrible dialogue.
So if this re-start is a big, fun, summer popcorn flick, with non-stop action and laughs, like the first Spider-man movie, we win, and if it ends up being a horrible piece of crap like what Jonathan Hensleigh was planning to do back in 1997, at least Ang Lee's Hulk won't be tainted by it.
What do you think?
And how would YOU handle this re-start? Or how would you have handled the sequel that will apparently never be?
I would have started Hulk 2 with Bruce Banner in the Amazonian jungle, living with villagers, studying the local plant life, trying to find a cure for himself. The first major action scene would have been when a slash-and-burn operation would arrive at the village and force the villagers to leave with machine guns and machettis. Hulk would have smashed their bulldozers letting out a huge "HULK SMASH!", and have used the thunderclap to blow all of those bastards away.
We would have heard the Hulk's voice very often throughout the movie, but mostly as inner dialogue, as the Hulk contemplates his incredible power and indestructibility, and thinks about being able to destroy the world with his bare hands.
Wolverine (Hugh Jackman borrowed from the X-Men franchise (pre-X3) and Fox studios) and the Abomination would have been the main villains. And maybe Betty Ross would have died at the end, as the Abomination kills her during his fight with the Hulk in the streets of New York, allowing the Hulk to become more pissed-off and more powerful than ever before. A tragic ending would have been appropriate, I think.
By this, I suppose he means that Bruce Banner will be at ground zero of a gamma bomb explosion, and that we'll get plenty of Hulk versus super-strong monster action.
I'm fine with this, really. Ang Lee's Hulk is my favorite film of all time, I love every single detail of it, and I was kinda worried that they would make a s**tty sequel. The last thing we want is a straight-to-DVD sequel, with subpar cgi and terrible dialogue.
So if this re-start is a big, fun, summer popcorn flick, with non-stop action and laughs, like the first Spider-man movie, we win, and if it ends up being a horrible piece of crap like what Jonathan Hensleigh was planning to do back in 1997, at least Ang Lee's Hulk won't be tainted by it.
What do you think?
And how would YOU handle this re-start? Or how would you have handled the sequel that will apparently never be?
I would have started Hulk 2 with Bruce Banner in the Amazonian jungle, living with villagers, studying the local plant life, trying to find a cure for himself. The first major action scene would have been when a slash-and-burn operation would arrive at the village and force the villagers to leave with machine guns and machettis. Hulk would have smashed their bulldozers letting out a huge "HULK SMASH!", and have used the thunderclap to blow all of those bastards away.
We would have heard the Hulk's voice very often throughout the movie, but mostly as inner dialogue, as the Hulk contemplates his incredible power and indestructibility, and thinks about being able to destroy the world with his bare hands.
Wolverine (Hugh Jackman borrowed from the X-Men franchise (pre-X3) and Fox studios) and the Abomination would have been the main villains. And maybe Betty Ross would have died at the end, as the Abomination kills her during his fight with the Hulk in the streets of New York, allowing the Hulk to become more pissed-off and more powerful than ever before. A tragic ending would have been appropriate, I think.