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60 of 172 · most liked firstI know I’m like one of five people who actually saw The Incredible Hulk in theaters back in 2008 and likes that movie well enough to remember it and rewatch it but it’s so funny how in the first five minutes we have to have the characters go “Betty Ross, the president’s daughter, does not like him”
unlabelledView post →CAPTAIN AMERICA: BRAVE NEW WORLD has a lot of explicit references to THE INCREDIBLE HULK. I looked it up and apparently that film came out 17 years ago. When I learned this, I apparently crumbled into dust and got blown away by a stiff breeze.
unlabelledView post →Radiation Rush Slurpee (2008-2008): A dark green, pineapple/strawberry/citrus-flavored slush beverage, sold at 7-11 stores to promote the film, "The Incredible Hulk", starring Edward Norton
unlabelledView post →Promo photo for 1988’s “The Incredible Hulk Returns” TV movie, featuring Jack Colvin as Thor, Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk & Bill Bixby as Dr. David Bruce Banner.
unlabelledView post →Captain America: Brave New World is… a pretty good movie! A strong look at Sam Wilson as his own unique Cap, an amusingly long overdue sequel to The Incredible Hulk and filled with some amazingly symbolic imagery for the exact time it’s opening. Oh, and I really dig Joaquin as the new Falcon.
unlabelledView post →This was a very lucky trip to McCays. In addition to the LOSH archives, I was able to get the two seasons I was missing from The Incredible Hulk tv show. Still need the final tv movie tho...
unlabelledView post →Lou Ferrigno as The Hulk & Jack Colvin as Thor, from 1988’s TV movie “The Incredible Hulk Returns”. (I’d be far more interested in the upcoming Avengers movie if these two were returning.)
unlabelledView post →Canon Connections: 4x02 - I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee. • The episode title is reference to the Harlan Ellison short story, “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream”. Ellison also wrote the TOS episode, “The City on the Edge of Forever”. • In “Far Beyond the Stars”, the science fiction writer Herbert Rossoff (portrayed by Armin Shimmerman), wrote a story titled “I Have No Voice and I Must Shout”. • We see a Romluan starship decloak. The vertical physical arrangement of…
unlabelledView post →like, one of the many reasons why making "Captain America: Brave New World" a stealth sequel to "The Incredible Hulk" was not the best idea is that that movie came out *seventeen years ago*
unlabelledView post →Hear me out. What if Marvel made a actual horror movie and the plot was that the Incredible Hulk was real, and he was out of control, and the entire world was basically in danger because he was just running around raging and ripping arms and legs off and smashing people.
unlabelledView post →The Incredible Hulk Returns (TV movie - 1988)
unlabelledView post →Everyone acting like Supergirl is gonna kill the DCU before it takes off forgot about 2008. Literally a month after Iron Man we got The Incredible Hulk. While not a bad film, the quality between the two was STARK! Calm the fuck down.
unlabelledView post →For those who love comic book movies but aren't big on comics, Peter wrote 'The Incredible Hulk' for about a decade, contributing much of the material adapted for the 2003 'Hulk' film.
unlabelledView post →At @secondwindgroup.com, I wrote about #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld. And how it increasingly feels like these movies have abandoned not only the future, but also the present, to the point they’re now mining nostalgia for “The Incredible Hulk” and “Eternals.” www.patreon.com/posts/column...
unlabelledView post →In an alternate universe, I have had time to work on my Rampage (1986) fan fic about a middle aged Lizzie struggling with the modern world, alcoholism and her temper. Somewhere between a Godzilla film and the Incredible Hulk tv show.
unlabelledView post →Comic book legend Peter David dies at 68. cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/30269920 > If you aren't familiar with his work, he had an absolutely LEGENDARY TWELVE-YEAR run on the Incredible Hulk (#331 to #466) and an equally good run on X-Factor (#70 to #89, vol. 3 #1-50, 200-262, All New X-Factor #1-20). > > He was also responsible for the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel "Q In Law". > > https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-in-Law "It features Lwaxana Troi and Q. The book was…
unlabelledView post →Rewatching The Incredible Hulk (2008) because I do actually like this film and also Tim Roth
unlabelledView post →... ...she knows that Mark Ruffalo plays THE INCREDIBLE HULK, just co-starred in what is now the third highest-grossing movie of all time and has in fact starred in FOUR of the 15 highest-grossing films of all time / the past decade?
unlabelledView post →At this point I'm half expecting if I go back and watch the Trial of the Incredible Hulk TV movie from 1989 I'll find a 16 year old Jon Favreau there playing a high school reporter or something.
unlabelledView post →‘Incredible Hulk’ Director Recalls William Hurt Screaming ‘You Don’t Know Anything About Actors’ at Him, Says Edward Norton ‘Was Right’ to Defend Film’s Serious Tone. Edward Norton and William Hurt both had clashes during the making of "The Incredible Hulk."
unlabelledView post →We're watching Robin Hood: Men in Tights and I recognized the guy playing Little John as Thor from that old Incredible Hulk movie, the one no one but me remembers, and that helped me find the actual title. The Incredible Hulk Returns!
unlabelledView post →#Superman crosses the 600mil mark and will finish out the year as the highest grossing comic book movie of 2025. It will be the first DC film to do so since 2008 when The Dark Knight outgrossed both Ironman & The Incredible Hulk.
unlabelledView post →“So you need to watch The Incredible Hulk because this is kind of a sequel to—“ “That movie came out 17 years ago” “Excuse me, let me finish. This is kind of a sequel to The Incredible Hulk like I was saying
unlabelledView post →This is the fifth film in the MCU's Phase Five, one that builds on events not just in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier but also in the 2008 film The Incredible Hulk.
unlabelledView post →we're gonna watch THE INCREDIBLE HULK aka the MCU movie that they mostly swept under the rug bc they didn't wanna keep spending Edward Norton money on ensemble movies bc they hadn't started printing billions with the MCU just yet
unlabelledView post →Comic book legend Peter David dies at 68. If you aren't familiar with his work, he had an absolutely LEGENDARY TWELVE-YEAR run on the Incredible Hulk (#331 to #466) and an equally good run on X-Factor (#70 to #89, vol. 3 #1-50, 200-262, All New X-Factor #1-20). He was also responsible for the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel "Q In Law". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-in-Law
unlabelledView post →...no. J-Just no... The Incredible Hulk has issues for sure, but Ang Lee's Hulk was a boring slog of a movie, & just... an awkward comic book movie. And look, I know the MCU fumbled Hulk with Endgame & She-Hulk, but Avengers, Age Of Ultron & Ragnarok to me at least, nailed what the Hulk should be
unlabelledView post →This is a photo collage of my latest grandson named Rhydian Incredible Holkesvig. If you watched the movie, "The Incredible Hulk", then you will know why my son and his wife gave him this name. I bet I know what his friends will call him one day. #names #photography #funnystories #family
unlabelledView post →I actually think the Incredible Hulk movie did find a good angle for him, that being “I want the biggest coolest fight ever”. I think that’s actually a good parallel with Bruce who wants Literally Anything Else and hates fighting
unlabelledView post →Hmm what could be inside this unassuming green fronted cabinet on the right? So mysterious… Much intrigue… OMGreen! It is the return after 2+ years of the shrine to The Incredible Hulk! An installation of such power I am convinced it got the Disney+ She-Hulk TV series commissioned! Wow 😮
unlabelledView post →Picked up some Thai food from a nearby restaurant and felt like watching something fun, the 1988 tv movie “The Incredible Hulk Returns”. Features an early live-action Thor. A somewhat relaxing Saturday. Wild singledom!
unlabelledView post →"We had a good thing, you stupid son of a bitch! We had Anthony Mackie and hundreds of cool Captain America villains to use! We had everything we needed to make a good movie! It was perfect! But no! You just had to make a sequel to The Incredible Hulk (2008)!"
unlabelledView post →Like yes, ultimately any genre waxes and wanes, but in the early going Marvel was aware of that. "Iron Man" was a pretty straightforward superhero movie, but "The Incredible Hulk" was a monster movie, "Captain America" was a WW2 propaganda film, "Thor" was like a 1950s sci-fi movie.
unlabelledView post →No spoilers, but I still can't get over how much of a sequel to 2008's The Incredible Hulk this movie is. Like, who made that decision? I need an oral history of this film right now.
unlabelledView post →The Incredible Hulk (2008) is a movie about Tim Roth being vilified for pursuing gender-affirming care
unlabelledView post →The Incredible Hulk is my favourite movie about how toxic masculinity is a prison, told through the eyes of a guy with CPTSD and a nerdy, academic nature trying to avoid his toxically masculine father in law
unlabelledView post →I just realized that the actor that plays Little John, Eric Allan Kramer, was also the first actor to play Thor in the Incredible Hulk TV Movie, 'The Incredible Hulk Returns'
unlabelledView post →Have been watching the MCU in order in which they happened. Currently on my favorite hero and movie. The Incredible Hulk ❤️
unlabelledView post →Had a wonderful birthday! Had a nice breakfast with @aliciawhitley.bsky.social and went and saw the Captain America movie. It's a fun coincidence for us, because in a lot of ways it's a sequel to The Incredible Hulk, which we watched for our engagement dinner 17 years ago.
unlabelledView post →MY 8 YEARS OLD NEPHEW ASKED ME FOR A SLEEP OVER WITH THE INCREDIBLE HULK MOVIE AND YOU THINK I WILL SAY NO?????
unlabelledView post →The Incredible Hulk: Still a kick ass film. I do prefer Mark Ruffalo these days but Edward Norton was pretty good.
unlabelledView post →Rewatching the Marvel movies over the next few months (or however long, there's a lot of them) Iron Man still holds up. Fantastic movie. The high points are still some of the coolest things in the entire MCU. Wish the same could be said for The Incredible Hulk. Disliked it even more this time...
unlabelledView post →In my dream last night I was prepare for a possible role as the Incredible Hulk in a movie - green make up & cushions strapped to my arms as muscles! I'd decided not to watch Ruffalo's / Ferrigno's versions for tips & worrying whether they'd consider a blond Hulk.
unlabelledView post →The Incredible Hulk was such a great film. A shame about Edward Norton being, well… Edward Norton…
unlabelledView post →Although I really did *not* like the Edward Norton The Incredible Hulk when I very first saw it, I now think it's actually a decent movie. It's just not a *Hulk* movie in any way, shape or form... timworthington.org/2020/02/09/i...
unlabelledView post →havent talked about this in forever but technically i do still have a blog where i write about the MCU, and i finally posted my review of The Incredible Hulk movie from 2008 pls check it out if youre interested :) also ofc i still hate the MCU and everything it stands for gruuldick.eu/dejamcu/hulk/
unlabelledView post →Just watched Captain America Brave New World on Disney+ and despite its story not being that great it’s a good movie. With its mystery and action it does well at being Sam’s first movie as Captain America while also feeling like a semi-sequel to The Incredible Hulk.- #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld
unlabelledView post →Don't know why people hate on the The Incredible Hulk movie. I still think it's better than a few of the Infinity movies & a good deal of the last phase post Endgame.
unlabelledView post →This Cap movie serves as a sequel to both the Incredible Hulk and Eternals - but the movie gives you enough (at times awkwardly) to keep you informed. Next up Daredevil and Fantastic Four!
unlabelledView post →For #EdwardsMovieCharacterChallenge by @midgetmoxie.bsky.social Day 15, a movie character you don't want to see upset or angry... Also a TV Character, The Incredible Hulk... weegiemidget.wordpress.com/2021/11/15/t...
unlabelledView post →OK, it's TV not film, but I love this cameo of Jack "King" Kirby playing an artist drawing a portrait of David Banner in THE INCREDIBLE HULK. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ufp...
unlabelledView post →[reminiscently, to my grandson] it was a different time. many of us were reading all-caps film criticism essays written by a man adopting the voice of the Incredible Hulk, you understand
unlabelledView post →Although I really did *not* like the Edward Norton The Incredible Hulk when I very first saw it, I now think it's actually a decent movie. It's just not a *Hulk* movie in any way, shape or form. Here's me and @garybainbridge.bsky.social on this unloved oddity. timworthington.org/2020/02/09/i...
unlabelledView post →Issue 558 of The Amazing Spider-Man is part of the Brand New Day storyline. The movie is promoting The Incredible Hulk movie & the Hulk is going to be in the movie. Also Bob Gale who wrote the Back To The Future Trilogy also wrote this comic.
unlabelledView post →Works done, my wife went to an indie wrestling show tonight, so it's time for a movie! Tonight's first randomly selected movie is... You know what, I've never seen this! The Incredible Hulk, 2008
unlabelledView post →Thinking about how a few years back, I got really into The Incredible Hulk. Like I bought two different versions of the 2003 movie, got the 2008 movie, and the entire dvd series box set. Not sure what that was about
unlabelledView post →I am happy that the new Captain America movie acted as a sequel to the 2008 release of The Incredible Hulk
unlabelledView post →Now Watching: The Incredible Hulk (2008)
unlabelledView post →Four photos from the 1977 TV movie ‘The Incredible Hulk’, which, by complete and total coincidence, all feature Susan Sullivan, with the added bonus of Bill Bixby in three of them. 🙂
unlabelledView post →....Why is Captain America 4 actually The Incredible Hulk 2? Why didn't you just make The Incredible Hulk 2? If The Incredible Hulk is so central to this movie's plot, why isn't the Hulk in the movie? ....Then again, I don't need to see that visual disgrace from Endgame, so....blaaaah.
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