The Incredible Hulk

THIS MOVIE IS TOTALLY FREAKING AWESOME AMAZING
WOW....JUST....WOW
I WATCH THIS TO KICK OFF THE INFINITY SAGA
AND IT JUST FITS IN NICELY, AN EPIC START JUST LIKE THE BEGINNING OF THIS MOVIE, WHICH IS PERFECT, NO MESSING AROUND, OFF WE GO,
BUT BRINGS US ALONG WITH IT,
FOR A TRULY GOOD TIME, WITH A VERY VERY
WELL TOLD STORY, BUT WE ARE IN THE MCU SO THERE'S NO SURPRISE THERE. THEY ARE
THE MASTERS AT THAT.
I LOVE HOW THEY MAKE DAMN SURE THAT YOU KNOW EDWARDS HULK IS THE SAME HULK AS MARKS AVENGER HULK,
SAME HULK DIFFERENT ACTOR.
MARK TALKS ABOUT THE AVENTS FROM THE INCREDIBLE HULK, MARVEL IS JUST FLAWLESS AT STORY TELLING AND CREATING A UNIVERSE, NO IN CREATING A MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE,
NO IN CREATING "THE MULTIVERSE".

THE HULK LOOKS ABSOLUTELY FRICKING AWESOME THE PACING OF THE MOVIE IS FANTASTIC AND EVERY MOMENT IS FILLED WITH
STORY, ACTION AND WIT.
THIS MOVIE IS SUCH A WELCOME
ADDITION TO THE MCU.

IT REALLY REALLY IS A SUPERB
MOVIE AND THE FX ARE VERY VERY WELL DONE.
AND BLOWS MY MIND HOW YOU CAN SEE
CAPTAIN AMERICA'S
SHIELD AT THE BEGINNING THEN YOU GET TONY AT THE END, WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR. 10/10

Loved The Avengers, but Norton is the definitive Hulk IMO.

I'm not here for acting or plot... I'm here (again) for HULK SMASH!!!!

When I first saw Iron Man in theaters back in 2008, I was entirely unaware of the post-credits scene with Nick Fury teasing the Avengers Initiative, so when I saw this, I had ***no*** idea that the internet rumors about these new Marvel movies being interconnected was actually true. So when Tony Stark popped up at the end to talk to Ross about "putting a team together", my mind was blown!

Excellent new movie on the big green guy with an excellent, even if a bit too serious at times, Edward Norton. Great movie for the fans.

This one still works for me, even with the Bruce Banner recast for The Avengers. It's not a *great* Hulk movie, but it's infinitely better than that Ang Lee mess five years earlier.

I also have to admit that I had **no** idea Marvel Studios was planning a "cinematic universe", so RDJ as Tony Stark showing up at the end to "recruit" Ross for the Avengers Initiative was mind-blowing; I walked out of the theatre auditorium as soon as Iron Man's credits started rolling, and had no idea about the Nick Fury/Tony Stark post-credits scene until I got home after watching this.

Perfect adaptation of the spirit of Stan Lee's Marvel character.

So much better than the 1st one

Great motion picture representation of the Hulk as I always knew him. Spectacular, well done.

Don't forget to watch Ang Lee's 2003 film before you see (or rewatch) this one: it's a way better film, for which The Incredible Hulk serves as a sort of retconned unofficial sequel. (But beware: it's not your usual superhero flick.)