What we know so far!!!

Where did the Aaron Sims part come from? I would like to read more into that... All that I've heard is R&H is doing the effects.
 
i remember that thread. Its good news either way.
 
Great thread Sava.

Would be nice if this was mad into a sticky, and posting was kept to just info.
 
I doubt any prosthitics for hulk unless he grabs somone,mabey they would make a hulk hand but im sure/hoping hes all cgi again.
 
Great thread Sava.

Would be nice if this was mad into a sticky, and posting was kept to just info.
yeah, i'm thinking of ask HR or C.Lee to make this thread that way.

I doubt any prosthitics for hulk unless he grabs somone,mabey they would make a hulk hand but im sure/hoping hes all cgi again.
i'm thinking its either like you said, a hand or something like that but i think they'll us the prosthitics for transformation scenes.
 
the CGI/prosthetic effects will be very similar to those Davy Jones' from "Dead Man's Chest"
 
Thw prosthetics that Spectral Motion did for Hellboy and the Fantastic Four were great...I personally would like to see a little more old school approach on this one. Abomination will be awesome...hopefully the Leader will show up.

Ed Norton is great, tho I though Bana was a scary bastard when he started getting Hulky.
 
I don't know how I feel about the whole remake versus sequel idea. You cited "Casino Royale" style, but there wasn't a canon version of that flick so it was pretty much a new film. I just kinda wish they would pick up with the flick in South America with Banner on the run. It'd be the logical point, but hey, what the hizzy do i know, right?!? :oldrazz:

I also would prefer if they'd go in the direction of a direct sequel. I guess because it almost makes it seem that the first should be ignored. For example, if they made another Terminator film, wouldn't they continue from where part 3 left off rather than recreate a new story?
 
The only thing I'm not loving and rather a little concerned about is the mix of prosthetics and CGI.

What is the point?
CGI is 100% authentic now, why risk something looking goofy w/ an animatronics shot?
In HULK the CGI was amazing and never looked dodgy, and now w/ films like Pan's Labyrinth CGI is flawless.
 
Hello there people, umm they plan make film in toronto so i going to toronot cause i live London,ontario,Canada it's close toronot 2 hours from there so i ll see it YAHOOO GO :hulk: GO!!!!!!!!! hope make it picture
 
The only thing I'm not loving and rather a little concerned about is the mix of prosthetics and CGI.

What is the point?
CGI is 100% authentic now, why risk something looking goofy w/ an animatronics shot?
In HULK the CGI was amazing and never looked dodgy, and now w/ films like Pan's Labyrinth CGI is flawless.

My guess would be that it's a $ issue. If say in a particular scene you only see a small part of the Hulk(the focus would be on whoever he's facing/talking to/etc.), then why not use practical effects if they are significantly cheaper than CGI.
 
My guess would be that it's a $ issue. If say in a particular scene you only see a small part of the Hulk(the focus would be on whoever he's facing/talking to/etc.), then why not use practical effects if they are significantly cheaper than CGI.

agreed, if onscreen all we see of the Hulk is a foot, or a hand or shoulder, or him standing still, animatronics should suffice. CG only becomes invaluable when The Hulk has to move.

the tricky part of course is to make the difference between real and CG negligible, and that's easier said than done.
 
I'm actually loving the idea of mixing animatronics and cgi. There were some shots in Angs Hulk where you can tell that the Hulk couldn't be rendered right because of lighting, etc; it was just to hard, so it looked fake. The part where Hulk is standering over David Banner after his first transformation, when we get the back shot of him, comes to mind. In that instanced, animatronics would have worked perfectly and the lighting on the Hulks body would then be perfect.

So long as the animatronic don't involve anything involving the Hulk's face (like the god aweful effects for the Predators face in AVP) then it'll work.
 
really doubt that, 150 tops but i'm sure its around 120. Even i think 180 too much to spend on something this risky

Now, Imdb, reports a 186 millions budget for Iron Man.... But, how much for The Hulk??? :huh:
Only 125??? Nooooooo
 
Now, Imdb, reports a 186 millions budget for Iron Man.... But, how much for The Hulk??? :huh:
Only 125??? Nooooooo

i really doubt that but i cant be sure, dont hang around the IM forums that much. Its all good that Marvel are willing to spend so much on IM and TIH but its still a bit too high IMO. BB, when it was first out, had a budget of 180mill and was later changed to 150. We'll never know for sure.
 
imdb can be less than reliable on details like this.
 
yeah, they had The Hulk at 125mill but BOMojo had Hulk at 132.
 
http://www.cinematical.com/2007/05/...n-spin-off-incredible-hulk-casting-with-cine/
Interview with Zak Penn
As far as Hulk goes, Penn went into a lot of detail regarding his vision, and the way he approached the script. He squashed those gray Hulk rumors, saying Avi Arad "must have been mis-quoted," and there will not be a gray Hulk. And when I brought up further casting announcements, Penn said that we should be hearing some big news within the next few days. (Unfortunately, even though he had alcohol in his system, I couldn't get him to reveal any names.)
 
in regards to the budget I think it was posted not so long ago that the budget may be around 120 million but because this is Marvels own little in house studio they can streach those dollars alot more and in terms of the way other movies get made 120 is alot closer to 180 Million
 

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