The Jolly Green Giant Returns

[dcHulk]

Well, yes. And yet they kept the jokes about stretchy pants, banner's sexual life and the stupid cab sequence.

I agree with you on this. Hmm, the term "Hulk-lite" comes to mind.

 

[RaZaTrOn]

Just today watched Iron Man and Incredible Hulk and thought i'd throw my opinons out there.
When i got the DVDs I actually watched Iron Man once and Incredible Hulk atleast 8 times.
I can't say Iron Man or Hulk is better because i see TIH as a somewhat sequel to the Marvel Universe films we are getting, Iron Man being the first, TIH being the second. I think if you all see it that way it makes for much better viewing.

Anyway TIH gotta agree with everything said by MarvelMovies.
Especially watching it now with the ending, because we get to see how Tony has progressed from meeting Fury to some extent.

Great film(s)

 

[returntovoid]

IMO, I think The Incredible Hulk is one of best Marvel movies just second to X2 and I'm highly anticipating the sequel.

 

[redmarvel]

1. No split screens, none. That was annoying.
2. Decent soundtrack - with at least 1 song I can sing along with
3. Rick Jones (see #2)
4. I want to hear Hulk say "Hulk smash puny ...." (replace the ... with something smashable).
5. Something beautiful / gentle / sweet making the Hulk transform back into Banner

 

[SymbioticToxin]

Another Hulk movie...sounds good, depending if they keep Norton on as Banner and somehow fit Abomination in there, seeing as he didn't die. Other then that I don't really know what to do with him. Just wait for Avengers and see what happens then and after.

 

[Timstuff]

The problem is, Avengers is still a few years away, because they have to get Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America out of the way first. I'd rather that we not have to wait that long for Hulk 2, so I hope Marvel gets moving on it! I could wait until after Avengers to get Hulk 3 though.

 

[Obi-Ron]

I'm hoping they use Avengers to set up Hulk 2.

 

[ironmaidenrules]

as long as they have hulk in avengers and mention him so we remeber he exists in the other films

like a hulkbuster suit for iron man.

 

[Jordacar]

as long as they have hulk in avengers and mention him so we remeber he exists in the other films

like a hulkbuster suit for iron man.

That would make a great tease to end IM2.

 

[Judson Caspian]

Should Tim Blake Nelson wear that cool Leader suit from the comics in the sequel? Possibly with duller colors.

 

[dcHulk]

Should Tim Blake Nelson wear that cool Leader suit from the comics in the sequel? Possibly with duller colors.

I don't know if that would be necessary to wear that suit. Might be a little campy on the big screen. I say just make him look like a scientist gone mad.

 

[Ahura Mazda]

If this true and I have my doubts (will wait for an official announcement) I wuold be very happy to get another Hulk movie. He is my favourite Marvel character and I wish he had better success at the box office.

 

[Jordacar]

If Hellboy can get a sequel...

 

[Sarg92]

as long as they have hulk in avengers and mention him so we remeber he exists in the other films

like a hulkbuster suit for iron man.

If TIH2 is gonna happen after The Avengers then I'd like to see the Hulkbuster suit hinted in The Avengers. Have something like Iron Man, Captain America and Thor trying to stop a Hulk rampage but they are struggling and Cap asks Iron Man if he has a bigger suit and Iron Man replies saying that it is in his workshop.

 

[Judson Caspian]

I say just make him look like a scientist gone mad.

And that's not campy at all.

 

[Eric Brooks]

If Hellboy can get a sequel...

agreed, TIH was far superior to the first Hellboy

 

[dcHulk]

And that's not campy at all.

I get your point, but it can be done right. I mean at least Fox didn't put Wolverine into yellow spandex.

 

[Judson Caspian]

That's one of the reasons why I almost didn't recognize him.

 

[El Payaso]

agreed, TIH was far superior to the first Hellboy

It was superior to both Hellboys. Which is not much to say. But still, it deserves a sequel. Even if only to see a better Hulk movie.

 

[Eric Brooks]

It was superior to both Hellboys. Which is not much to say. But still, it deserves a sequel. Even if only to see a better Hulk movie.

I wouldn't say that. I enjoyed both Incredible Hulk and Hellboy 2 equally.

 

[Eric Brooks]

I get your point, but it can be done right. I mean at least Fox didn't put Wolverine into yellow spandex.

some of us would prefer Wolverine in yellow spandex.

Yes, some of us are waiting for Marvel to get the rights back and make a proper X Men film with the X Men in their proper costumes. A Live Action Adaption of the freaking books which IMHO is what ALL SUPERHERO FLICKS SHOULD BE.

 

[El Payaso]

I wouldn't say that. I enjoyed both Incredible Hulk and Hellboy 2 equally.

That's probably why you wouldn't say that.

 

[Nivek]

I wouldn't say that. I enjoyed both Incredible Hulk and Hellboy 2 equally.

Same here. Love and own both, Incredible Hulk was the first Blu-Ray I bought...

 

[kedrell]

It was superior to both Hellboys. Which is not much to say. But still, it deserves a sequel. Even if only to see a better Hulk movie.

I agree. I put TIH in the "good but not great" camp of superhero movies. That still puts it ahead of about 90% of them. To my mind, Hulk suffers from the same problem that had plagued Batman, 2 different competing fan bases(comics & TV show). Batman started out well in movies and then degenerated quickly into crap. Hulk started out with crap and is slowly improving. Ultimately, Hulk needs to get to the point that Batman got to, ditching the TV show completely(BB was the first Batman film to truly do this). The comics are where they both started and where their best stories were told. Seems pretty simple to me. Why continue to do and interpretation of another interpretation(which is what the TV shows are)? It's the old "a copy of a copy isn't as sharp anymore" scenario.

 

[El Payaso]

I agree. I put TIH in the "good but not great" camp of superhero movies. That still puts it ahead of about 90% of them. To my mind, Hulk suffers from the same problem that had plagued Batman, 2 different competing fan bases(comics & TV show). Batman started out well in movies and then degenerated quickly into crap. Hulk started out with crap and is slowly improving. Ultimately, Hulk needs to get to the point that Batman got to, ditching the TV show completely(BB was the first Batman film to truly do this). The comics are where they both started and where their best stories were told. Seems pretty simple to me. Why continue to do and interpretation of another interpretation(which is what the TV shows are)? It's the old "a copy of a copy isn't as sharp anymore" scenario.

I have to make the difference: in no way the campy Batman TV series could be compared to the serious incarnation of the TV series pilot.

The references to the TV series were alright in TIH but what a Hulk movie really needs to rescue from the TV series is the serious tone and the loneliness of Banner.