Sequel to the 2003 Hulk which is about the origin of the Marvel character. This is also the 2nd MCU film made behind "Iron Man" released a month earlier in 2008. Picking up from the origin film, the story began with the self exiled Hulk hiding out in Rocinha Favela in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil and ended with Tony Stark (Robert Downey) making a cameo appearance in a New York City watering hole making a comment that the military soldier programme was put on ice and "I've always felt that hardware was much more reliable."

#5

At least it wasn't directed by Ang Lee.

Entertaining for an evening, no deep thinking just smash.

It was... Okay. I was really confused in the beginning, as it just shows images, or at most, brief scenes. I didn't even know who Bruce was for at least the first ten minutes!
I wish I could give this a higher rating. Hulk is actually one of my favorite avengers, but this movie simply doesn't cut it.

this features Ed Norton as the hero/ monster Hulk. He sort of laughs about his characterization at industry gatherings, I think because other actors went on to play the green superhero. this is another way of saying Norton---for whatever reason---didn't make the cut for the later, ensemble, Avengers films. I was impressed with the villain as played by Tim Roth. He seemed to have a shot to overcome the hero. William Hurt plays a supporting role, ably. This is an above average superhero flick. Expect computer animation, and explosions galore.

By far, the turd of the MCU. Great actors, but Marvel obviously didn't have the right ideas yet for the Hulk. Really bad.

Boring story, bland acting, overblown fight scenes. I can see why this is the black sheep of the MCU.

I quite enjoyed watching this movie. The storyline was interesting, and it was easy to connect to the characters. The Hulk is very likeable and his character is very well developed. I think that they did a great job a presenting his struggles caused by the Gamma Rays, which makes the audience want the best for him. The story was very creative and original, and I think that the entire idea was very clever. I liked the science-gone-wrong aspect of it, which made the unrealistic scenario seem plausible. Overall, I highly recommend this movie to others, especially those who are looking for a film to add to their Marvel collection! @PenelopeScriptor of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library

The Incredible Hulk (DVD) (2008) The Incredible Hulk movie started off Bruce Banner in a lab getting the Hulk put into him and I have not seen any of the other Hulk movies just this one but I know that there is allot of Hulk movies out there that are NOT cannon in the MCU. In fact these Hulk movies has more reboots then the Spider-Man movies had. But back to this film I like the post credit seen only it's not even a post credit seen because it shown to us before any END credits show up that I like because it sucks waiting for the end credits and know the deal. But no recaps I was told not to do that so its really hard not give spoilers all thought I do it when comparing it to other content most of the time. Because we know who Hulk is. It's when a lot of reboots happen and we already know the character so we don't need to see the origin ALL over again but it was good to see in the opening credits just gives us something to see as where looking at whos playing who. My over all rating for this movie is out of 5 stars is 4 because let me explain you know how they do all this reboots slash and or due overs that's what happen with this movie so the actor who played can't remember his name but he got replaced with Mark Ruffalo(In Avengers 1)because Tony from the last movie came in to the bar it's just a random bar not really important to the story that's just where the ending was. That means was cannon to the MCU so more re dues for the hulk movies any more and that's why this movie was given bad reviews but I would recommend it if dose not bother me since it was just one movie so that's my opinion but when Amazing Spider-Man 3 (and maybe 4) got canceled that's a different story. @Ribjaw24 of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library

While this movie feels more true to the comics than perhaps any Marvel movie so far, it feels like it's lacking personality. It's definitely not the worst movie I've seen but it was boring and difficult to get through. I definitely prefer Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk.