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"You wouldn't like to see me angry"

Review by @thranax · 1893d · of The Incredible Hulk

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HULK 1962 - 2003

He died in movie theaters everywhere, in due to misunderstandings and critical influence, with bad comments and failing with great and dignity. A true hero, father of many green children. Loved by others, the best movie of the giant.

One of the most underrated and abused movies of all time: HULK. We are facing a serious film, with depths, good performances and a technique like that of director Ang Lee. It is a complex film that like WATERWORLD won fewer awards in the world thanks to bad reviews and subsequent comments that pulverized it. It's a real shame, a shame, a waste.

The special effects are amazing, the Hulk looks amazing when he is taken up close. The music, by the composer Danny Elfman, incredible. But the biggest hit of the movie, what he loves the most is the imaginative technique of making a movie with these scene changes and these flat movements, just like the cartoons on the tapes.

People today do not like those kinds of movies, people today prefer the second parts that are soft drinks and big soft drinks, with a lot of kicks and This film is a drama, gentlemen, it is true, fantastic at least; but it's incredibly done, it's highly entertaining, and has action scenes and hits. This is one of those rare superhero movies that is really well done, not like the fantastic shit that scores higher than this.

Too bad because HULK has been one of those rare superhero movies, which is underrated and long overdue. Too bad because the insult of forgetting it is embarrassing, because a late 'reset' occurs, leaving it unimportant.

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And a waste because it was a movie that also could have been a success with one for a second part. With one of the most incredible and exciting endings of many, this movie gave so much more, and I always wonder if they could be part 5 of a movie that already has a forgotten "reboot". With the best technique, a comic adapted to a film unfairly treated and underrated.

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Comments · 2

  • @leprechaun(66)· 1893d

    The original hulk. Lou Ferrigno. Even in the original TV show, left a much bigger man in place of David Banner. I guess you could pretend that the Hulk is hollow, otherwise you are kind of threw away the law of conservation of mass but never to the degree they did with the 2000s movies. They never really made the Hulk evil in the TV series. He just seemed misunderstood. Then the cartoon was similar, and he has just been growing bigger ever since.


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  • @wiseagent🏆#22 🔥3 🎵568 🎬492 📺76(81)· 1893d

    Ang Lee's vision for this movie is something that I consider too "surreal" to be taken seriously.

    One of the biggest problems with this movie is that it gives the Hulk characteristics he doesn't have (like "flying" between the ever-higher jumps).


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