The Incredible Hulk

Movie
60/100
MovieNerd Score

Scientist Bruce Banner scours the planet for an antidote to the unbridled force of rage within him: the Hulk. But when the military masterminds who dream of exploiting his powers force him back to civilization, he finds himself coming face to face with a new, deadly foe.

Filmmaking

Overall
71
Screenplay
50
Acting
83
Cinematography
60
Production
75
Directing
35
Concept
60
Story
65
Dialogue
50
Characters
55
Pacing
40
Musical Score
25

Attributes

Entertaining
60
Uniqueness
20
How Much I Like It
60
Twists
0
Artistry
40
Fun
50
Cliche
85
Cheesy
10
Broad Appeal
70
Cerebral
20
Emotional
10
Discussion Worthy
25

Genres

Comedy
15
Drama
25
Suspense
0
Action
95
Mystery
0
Thriller
10
Horror
10
Adventure
15
Romance
20
Science Fiction
80
Fantasy
5
Animation
0

Maturity

Family Friendly
85
Positive Message
35
Thematically Mature
50
Intense
70
Sexuality
15
Nudity
0
Violence
95
Gore
5
Crude
0
Profanity
5
Scary
30
Substance Use
10

2 Reviews

RealEmirHan
90 Overall— Screenplay90 Acting— Cinematography— Production— Concept90 Story— Dialogue— Characters— Musical Score— Uniqueness— Entertaining

The best Hulk movie ever.

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PF9171
52 Overall50 Screenplay75 Acting60 Cinematography75 Production60 Concept40 Story50 Dialogue55 Characters25 Musical Score20 Uniqueness60 Entertaining

The Incredible Hulk is the second entry in the MCU following the very successful "Iron Man", and while that film had the duty of introducing the audiences to - what was at the time - a niche character among the general public, this film had the advantage of utilizing one of the most popular comic book characters ever created. So, was it able to make due with its source material? Not really. This film struggles with finding the right notes in almost every aspect. For example, the pacing is off, the villains are mostly uninteresting, and the love interest is not much of a character. Edward Norton delivers a balanced performance as the film's lead character, and the action, for the most part, is pretty solid, but it feels as if they were struggling to construct a plot that had as much character or attitude as Iron Man did. It would be wrong to compare two completely different characters who require separate tones, but ultimately, those tones that made Iron Man so successful need to be replaced with something that suits the character of Dr. Banner more appropriately, but also engages the audience to the same degree, and while the right chord was struck from time to time, I feel as if this was a miss overall. In the end, I would be hard-pressed to say that this was a bad film, mostly forgettable, with some good action sequences that elevate the overall product.

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