The film also suffers from the same drawback that blighted Captain America - it's forced to set up next 2012's super hero extravaganza The Avengers. Regarding new cast members, Tim Roth isn't a particularly compelling villain, but Tim Blake Nelson is entertaining, but doesn't get enough screen-time. None of the cast compare to those of Ang Lee's film - Edward Norton is not as grounded and complex as Eric Bana's Bruce Banner, Liv Tyler's Betty Ross isn't grounded in any way, nor is she a believable scientist, unlike the more understated Jennifer Connelly, and William Hurt simply isn't as cool as Sam Elliott. What The Incredible Hulk lacks almost entirely is emotion.
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There are also some nice references to the 70s TV series throughout that I'm sure fans will appreciate. Despite this drawback it has a promising beginning - the opening favella set-piece is pure Bourne, and is engaging, tense, and action-packed. Despite this drawback it has a promising beginning - The main problem I have with The Incredible Hulk is that it can't decide what it wants to be - a sequel to Ang Lee's Hulk or a reboot of the franchise, and consequently it becomes neither. The main problem I have with The Incredible Hulk is that it can't decide what it wants to be - a sequel to Ang Lee's Hulk or a reboot of the franchise, and consequently it becomes neither. Overall The Incredible Hulk is a disappointing experience filled with compelling scenes of inner struggle yet laughable visual effects and poor use of action. The whole 3rd act is a clusterf**k of terrible visual effects and poorly choreographed fight scenes which makes it a sour viewing experience. His character design is absolutely terrible and the visual effects used to create him look laughably bad. The most disappointing aspect of the film is the main villain the Abomination. First of all the character design and visual effects are dreadful making each scene with him in it looks very fake and that really makes the film suffer. Unfortunately when the Hulk is prominent in the film it really suffers. All the scenes where Bruce is trying to control his anger and deal with his inner struggle the film is very good. He really was doing a good job and he portrays the character in a way where you sympathise with his inner anguish. I personally believe Edward Norton was a decent Bruce Banner. Its really disappointing that where this film really shines is when the Hulk isn't in it. He really was doing a Unfortunately The Incredible Hulk doesn't live up to expectations. Unfortunately The Incredible Hulk doesn't live up to expectations. He just doesn’t look the part at all, I much prefer Mark Ruffalo. It just makes sense and balances out the Hulk’s power. I love the take on Bruce, a man on the run gives the stakes all the more weight. To general audiences, that solidified that these two different movies take place in the same world on a great way that just clicks. Also, that scene with Tony, I argue, is more iconic and powerful than the one from Iron Man. Like it really does a good job referencing Iron Man in a natural way that can be easily missed ( not including the end scene).
Sure, some performances are bad and the choice of Edward Norton as Bruce Banner makes this film feel odd, but the script as plot are pretty solid, and I love the blink and you miss it tie ins. Sure, some performances are bad and the choice of Edward Norton as Bruce Banner makes this film feel odd, but the script as plot are pretty solid, and I love the blink and Okay, controversial opinion but.
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