
The Incredible Hulk
You'll like him when he's angry.
Scientist Bruce Banner scours the planet for an antidote to the unbridled force of rage within him: the Hulk. But when the military masterminds who dream of exploiting his powers force him back to civilization, he finds himself coming face to face with a new, deadly foe.
- 6.2
- 2008
- Released
- 1h 54m

Edward Norton
Bruce Banner
Liv Tyler
Betty Ross
Tim Roth
Emil Blonsky
William Hurt
General 'Thunderbolt' Ross
Tim Blake Nelson
Samuel Sterns
Ty Burrell
Leonard
Christina Cabot
Major Kathleen Sparr
Peter Mensah
General Joe Greller
Lou Ferrigno
Voice of The Incredible Hulk / Security Guard
Paul Soles
Stanley
Débora Nascimento
Martina
Greg Bryk
Commando
Chris Owens
Commando
Shaun McComb
Helicopter Soldier
Simon Wong
Grad Student
Pedro Salvín
Tough Guy Leader
Julio Cesar Torres Dantas
Tough Guy
Raimundo Camargo Nascimento
Tough Guy
Jason Burke
Communications Officer
Grant Nickalls
Helicopter Pilot
Joris Jarsky
Soldier
Arnold Pinnock
Soldier
Tig Fong
Cop
Jason Hunter
Cop
Maxwell McCabe-Lokos
Cab Driver
David Collins
Medical Technician
John Carvalho
Plant Manager
Robin Wilcock
Sniper
Wayne Robson
Boat Captain
Javier Lambert
Guatemalan Trucker
Martin Starr
Computer Nerd
Chris Ratz
Young Guy
Todd Hofley
Apache Helicopter Pilot
Joe La Loggia
Soldier
Tamsen McDonough
Colleague
Michael Kenneth Williams
Harlem Bystander
Roberto Bakker
Market Vendor
Ruru Sacha
Supply Driver
James Downing
Army Base Doctor
Rickson Gracie
Aikido Instructor
Stephen Gartner
Ross's Soldier
Nicholas Rose
McGee
Genelle Williams
Terrified Gal
P.J. Kerr
Wilson
Jee-Yun Lee
Reporter
Desmond Campbell
Gunner
Deshaun Clarke
Little Boy
Tony Nappo
Brave Cop
Aaron Berg
Soldier
David Meunier
Soldier
Tre Smith
Soldier
Moses Nyarko
Soldier
Carlos A. Gonzalez
BOPE Officer
Yan Regis
Medic Soldier
Robert Morse
Command Van Soldier
Matt Purdy
Ross's Aide
Lenka Matuska
Female Medical Assistant
Scott Magee
Humvee Driver
Wes Berger
Sterns Lab Soldier
Carla Nascimento
Large Woman
Krista Vendy
Female Bartender
Mila Stromboni
Hopscotch Girl
Robert Downey Jr.
Tony Stark (uncredited)
Jim Annan
Intelligence Officer (uncredited)
John Atkin
Helicopter Co-Pilot (uncredited)
David Bianchi
(voice) (uncredited)
Bill Bixby
Tom Corbett (archive footage) (uncredited)
JB Blanc
The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)
Jon Cesar
Warehouse Worker (uncredited)
Rick Cordeiro
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Brandon Cruz
Eddie Corbett (archive footage) (uncredited)
Fabio Dorea
Brazilian Liaison Officer (uncredited)
Kieran Gallant
Test Subject (uncredited)
J.D. Hall
The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)
Jay Hunter
Cop 2 (uncredited)
Dave Kiner
Man (uncredited)
Richard D. Leko
Student / Car Driver (uncredited)
Jonathan Lipow
The Hulk/Abonimation (voice) (uncredited)
DI MacDonald
News Crew (uncredited)
David L. Marston
FBI Agent(uncredited)
François Mequer
NYPD Cop(uncredited)
Ish Morris
Student(uncredited)
Scott Murphy
Soldier(uncredited)
Billy Parrott
Security Guard (uncredited)
Imali Perera
Female Faculty Member (uncredited)
Kristina Pesic
Sorority Girl (uncredited)
Avi Phillips
Student in Lab(uncredited)
Jeffrey W. Pike
College Student (uncredited)
Johnny Prince
Tank Operator (uncredited)
T.J. Smith
Frightened Harlem Pedestrian (uncredited)
Nick Stankevich
Bartender (uncredited)
Fred Tatasciore
The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)
Dylan Taylor
Keg Guy (uncredited)
Max Topplin
Jimmy - Older boy (uncredited)
Miyoshi Umeki
Mrs. Livingston (archive footage) (uncredited)
J.A. Worthington
Student (uncredited)
Russell Yuen
FBI Agent (uncredited)

Released
en
$150,000,000.00
$264,770,996.00
- #new york city
- #rio de janeiro
- #superhero
- #based on comic
- #fugitive
- #on the run
- #super soldier
- #scientist
- #virginia
- #military
- #super villain
- #marvel cinematic universe (mcu)
- #angry
- #radical transformation
- #good versus evil
- #intimate
Reviews
Despite being one of the most overlooked entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Incredible Hulk isn't quite the disaster many remember it to be. It's undeniably generic and formulaic, lacking the personality or narrative depth to stand out - and its place in the MCU has only faded further due to the recasting of its lead, the disappearance of key characters, and the franchise's later tonal
Everything was green and no one had a character.

So the "Gamma Bomb" has done it's stuff and "Banner" (Edward Norton) has got to find some way to control his newly found, bodice-ripping powers - there must have been quite a bit of lycra in his trousers! Anyway, desperate for a cure and on the run from army general "Ross" (William Hurt) he alights on that man's daughter - and his ex-girlfriend - "Betty" (Liv Tyler) to help him sort himself out. "

Much more enjoyable than the 2003 film, which this 2008 release reboots. So that's a positive. As for a follow-up in the MCU, it's a little underwhelming if still passably good - at least to me. <em>'The Incredible Hulk'</em> is closer to being forgettable than it is to being memorable, but that's not to say I didn't have a solid time watching. It's only really the ending that I felt dragged, y
It's an improvement on the Ang Lee film only in the sense that the smashy smashy bits are more entertaining than the previous film's thinky thinky bits. But the fact that the entire film is just one long extended fight scene is disappointing to us who enjoy the darker, more emotional beats of the Hulk's story. I enjoy this movie quite a bit as a well put together piece of fluff entertainment, but

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