Click on the image to view the all new “The Incredible Hulk” Trailer starring Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, William Hurt, Tim Roth and Tim Blake Nelson. Coming to theaters worldwide on June 13, 2008.
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I actually clenched my fists and tensed up at the end scene between the Hulk and the Abomination (?). This is going to be a *lot* better than the first one I think.
*That* was awesome
Ummm, yeah! This is gonna be good!!
It looks the same as the last one. I'm not impressed.
Why oh why did they still do CGI for the Hulk? Wasn't that one of their admitted errors the last time?
I think it looks much better than the last Hulk. I am starting to get tired of hearing a growing minority of people that hate the CGI characters. CGI character creation and animation is a skill. Any 13 year old can learn the software, but to master the art takes natural ability and experience.
Deven: I think the error was trying to be two kinds of films at once and suceeding at neither.
Arkle,
Two kinds? You mean one for kids, and one for adults?
The prequel Star Wars movies tried that and failed, as well. They work on the assumption that kids are idiots, which they are not. Shows like "Animaniacs" were highly entertaining to me as an adult, because they didn't pander. They knew that kids were intelligent enough to follow along with challenging but fun plot-lines. No Plotonium needed.
If that's not the two kinds you were thinking of, kindly disregard rant.