Tim Roth is Emil Blonsky/Abomination in The Incredible Hulk!

Because comic book films usually try to be more believable than the source material, and like to explain things better. Anyway, in the comics, he always had blue underwear type things on.

Maybe it reveals Abomb's pissed because he's lost his manhood. :woot:
 
Micheal Bay is awesome. Transformers was great!

Also, Abomination is still looking good...
 
While the new Abomination does not look like the one from the comics, He does look awesome. The Abomination is one of my favorite villains and my top Hulk villain, but this new villain is good enough to beat many of the other comicbook film villains.
Even Emil Blonsky looks great in the trailer.
We know that he is a better villain than the villain in the Hulk, but the first movie was about the Hulk. In the new movie it will be about the Incredible Hulk and the Abomination.
 
While the new Abomination does not look like the one from the comics, He does look awesome. The Abomination is one of my favorite villains and my top Hulk villain, but this new villain is good enough to beat many of the other comicbook film villains.
Even Emil Blonsky looks great in the trailer.
We know that he is a better villain than the villain in the Hulk, but the first movie was about the Hulk. In the new movie it will be about the Incredible Hulk and the Abomination.

I wonder if this new design is a combo of the Abomination and Missing Link...kind of like the way the baddie in the first film was an homage to the Absorbing Man and Zaxx.
 
Yes. Also could be a combo of Marrow or Spike from X-men and the Missing Link. He is also similar to Doomsday from Death of Superman.
 
ok again. am i the only one who noticed that ABO's legs are like starscreams???


watch when he runs and when he flys into hulk. look at hes legs.
 
This design is awful. They should of just left Abomination alone and turned the villain into a Red Hulk.

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So what you're trying to say is:

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Yeah. Because palette swaps are always compelling.
 
No, no, that's the best idea yet! Make the villain a Red Hulk instead of giving a villain a new design! IT'S BRILLIANT!
 
lol, I understand this could go on for a very long time and that is fine. We are just looking at it from different POVs.

Of course Gamma would kill/cause cancer/etc.

But the point of the movie is, they are injecting super soldier serum (and this stuff is what allows Bruce to survive the Gamma radiation).

The Super Soldier Serum (SSS), is something the military is working on and trying to create, exactly that...a Super Soldier.

So therefore, the gamma in this context does not kill Banner because he has the SSS in him, which allows him to survive the gamma.

But the mixture of gamma and SSS may cause rapid growth of cells or trigger some sort of chemical balance in the body which allows for increased size/strength etc.

(The green thing is simply because, he is the HULK - or maybe that has an explanation, maybe the chemical is green and it taints his skin when it takes effect)

So therefore, since Blonsky injects himself with TWICE as much as Bruce (so they are saying) and it is injected all over the place (in his bones/bloodstream etc) The overdose of the not-yet-read SSS causes takes an extreme effect on his body.

Therefore when the gamma hits him...he has an extreme amount of chemicals in his system which warp his body.

His body in no way looks UN-HUMAN... it is just pressed and mutated to the max. His bones are protruding and his skin is rough.

All I am saying is, that is believable. It is beleivable that chemicals can WARP your body.

HENCE: Steroids, make people bigger.

But if you wanted fish ears, you would have to go to a plastic surgeon.

That is why I can "believe" that a mix of SSS and Gamma would do that to you.

It would "warp" your body...

it wouldn't change the human anatomy into a fish-like creature.

...make sense why I can believe that now?

--dk7
No...
 

Immature response.

But I have stated my points of belief. Therefore, this arguement is useless.

I have yes to see how anyone give a believable explanation for the fish ears.

I am not saying I am right, I am just explaining why it works for the movie's sake.

But everyone in here can't come up with anything to explain the fin ears except:

"Gamma would kill you, so why does it create the Hulk"
"This is a comic movie"

bla bla bla, it is all pointless nit picking.

If you can't uphold a proper arguement than make your points and quit complaining

--dk7
 
Immature

--dk7
Don't take things so seriously! :grin:

If you want me to address your point, growing spikes along your spine makes as much sense as 'fish ears' (don't know why you call them that because fish don't have ears). In fact with a little tweaking you can make his ears look deformed and swollen and still retain the comic book appearance.

The design change doesn't bother me that much, but I don't agree that the comic design won't work.
 
The problem with the new design is LL put more thought into it than thought into trying to make the original work by the sounds of things.
 
haha ya I guess not everyone in here is serious all the time.

But most people are pretty offended by the lack of fin, and people have mostly been serious about it but without any arguement.

So I apologize for coming across rude.

But it is just annoying when people keep saying the same thing wihtout any explanation.

Im not going to disagree with your points, everyone has their opinion.

but some people have been immature about it. so, hence the comment lol.

Hopefully no offense taken.

--dk7

Don't take things so seriously! :grin:

If you want me to address your point, growing spikes along your spine makes as much sense as 'fish ears' (don't know why you call them that because fish don't have ears). In fact with a little tweaking you can make his ears look deformed and swollen and still retain the comic book appearance.

The design change doesn't bother me that much, but I don't agree that the comic design won't work.
 
The problem with the new design is LL put more thought into it than thought into trying to make the original work by the sounds of things.
I don't think he ever intended to use the comic book design.
 
ok again. am i the only one who noticed that ABO's legs are like starscreams???


watch when he runs and when he flys into hulk. look at hes legs.

I looked at the picture where they both of them jump and yes, they do look bent like starscreams. Did you see the movie "The Arrival" with Charlie Sheen? The legs might look a little like the bent legs of the Insect Aliens.
 
I don't think he ever intended to use the comic book design.

If true that really sucks tht he didn't even try. Even In spider-man 3 Sam raimi tried the original venom look and the original symbiote spidey look, saw they wouldn't work so changed them.
 
Didn't Louis say a zillion times that he wanted the Hulk from the comics and this would please the fans of the comic as far as how he looks. I thought he just repeated that again in the Empire interview.
 
Didn't Louis say a zillion times that he wanted the Hulk from the comics and this would please the fans of the comic as far as how he looks. I thought he just repeated that again in the Empire interview.

He probably did. We're talking about the Abomination, not the Hulk.
 
Oh Abom ok yeah. I'm sure he thought about it but in reality his argument makes sense. I'm just happy we're getting someone as formidable as Abom with a similar threat level to The Hulk. Many Marvel characters go through changes in the comic pages. This one just changed it on film. To me this look is more threatening than a fish with feet and floppy ears. However I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to add slightly bigger ears to please the fans. That sort of change would have no value to telling the story or adding to the suspense.
 
Oh Abom ok yeah. I'm sure he thought about it but in reality his argument makes sense. I'm just happy we're getting someone as formidable as Abom with a similar threat level to The Hulk. Many Marvel characters go through changes in the comic pages. This one just changed it on film. To me this look is more threatening than a fish with feet and floppy ears. However I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to add slightly bigger ears to please the fans. That sort of change would have no value to telling the story or adding to the suspense.

Well we've never seen that version all CGIed up on the big screen so we'll never know.
 
Micheal Bay is awesome. Transformers was great!

Also, Abomination is still looking good...

Oh please. :whatever: You men and your rampant testosterone fooling you into thinking crap is good. You can't tell me you weren't bothered by the blase way Optimus treated Jazz's death in the movie. That was so out of character. I'll go watch something far superior like Terminator 2.

And to Abomination critics, why don't you wait and see if they get the essence of the character right. I myself can accept physical deviations in character designs if they get the character's continuity right. I'm one of those Spider-man fans who actually liked the Green Goblin redesign because Willem Defoe really portrayed the character quite accurately.

Well we've never seen that version all CGIed up on the big screen so we'll never know.

I'm betting some amateur CGI animators could do a good job of that. There's some fantastic fanmade CGI animation of G1 styled transformers that put Bayformers to shame.
 
my problem is that i was really excited to see Abomination on screen since he is my favorite Hulk villain, mostly just because of the way he looks. The one we are getting in the movie though doesn't look a single thing like him, he doesn't even have the feet anymore. the worst part is that the directors explanation doesn't make any sense because it would have been so easy to make him look like the comic in a realistic way. for instance they could have added reptilian DNA into the serum for its regenteration capabilities. or even the evolution argument. the other thing is the general audience wouldnt care at all if he looked like the comics, so why would the director make a choice that will piss of the fans. no matter what he did the general audience would be happy, but keeping with the comics would have kept the fans happy. and of all my friends i've talked to who aren't comic fans, they prefer the comic Abomination design to the movie
 

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