The Incredible Hulk (2008) | FIRST TIME WATCHING! | Movie Reaction
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We made it to The Incredible Hulk! Now that I don't have Star Wars movies to focus on for a while Marvel movies will be the main point of my attention! Up next, Captain America!
Looking forward to it!
What about episode 7/8/9 (star wars)
Emme, you being a Yoga Instructor explains you easy going vibe on your channel. 😊💗
@@dagelijksedosisinternet3591 and rotj
Did you finished Star Wars?
The security guard you saw is Lou Ferrigno and he originally played the Hulk.
He is also the voice of The Hulk in the 1996 cartoon and the 2008 movie
Former Mr. Universe after Arnold Swartzinegor retired. They used to work out and compete together.
@@imthewolf1 and legally deaf... just to complete the record
@ltkauffee yes that is why he talks like he does. Fairly well I might add....considering
Also the lab student who got the other pizza becomes Peter Parker's Debate Team Coach. :D
"Why's that guy so beefy?!" That security guard is played by Lou Farigno who played the Hulk (not banner, but the hulk painted green) in the old TV show. That was a cameo.
17:05 Mr. Harrington
Also in the TV show Bruce Banner was renamed David Banner and I never understood why...
@@tithannisk7470 According to Wiki "According to both Stan Lee and Lou Ferrigno, it was also changed because CBS thought the name Bruce sounded "too gay-ish", a rationale that Ferrigno thought was "the most absurd, ridiculous thing [he had] ever heard". On the DVD commentary of the pilot, Johnson says that it was a way to honor his son David."
Sounds like some dumb opinions being thrown around.
@@RayBlazarI know it's years now but that's BS on the name Bruce, what about Bruce Wayne why didn't they change it, if it's sounded gayish.
@@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184 it was CBS , not very specific but CBS probably didn't host any of the batman shows then. I don't know
Fun fact: Hulk’s strength typically starts at a lower level than Abomination’s, but Hulk’s strength (and sometimes his size) increases with his rage. And since he’s literally a rage monster that only gets angrier if you annoy him, his potential strength is unlimited. That’s why you see him suddenly overpower Blonsky near the end as his eyes flash a brighter green.
Another interesting fact is that despite Nick Fury not appearing in The Incredible Hulk, his name is mentioned in the opening credit sequence.
he do get bigger with anger, but he do not grow as much like 2003 hulk
Abomination is the first MCU villain to NOT be killed off.
@@ricardoortiz4870he appears in the after credit scene homey
@@devonishigh Where? Last I checked Tony Stark is in the "before" the credits role. I already watched the movie for the first time last year, and Nick Fury is not in this one, but he is mentioned, and Hulk does NOT have a post-credit scene at all.
Popular line from the old Hulk TV series was 'dont make me angry, you wouldn't like me when I'm angry'
Get this man a snicker. 😂
Similar to Shrek haha
fun fact: stan lee originally wanted the hulk to be grey but due to ink problems, after his first appearance hulk's color was changed to green. Later on in comics hulk got multiple personalities just like moon knight, and one of the personality was a grey hulk.
Wasn't it that he was meant to be green but printing issues made him Grey in the first few issues? That's the story I remember.
@@Kjf365 I googled it to get the story 100% right, so this is how it was
@@herbox Didn’t he start out grey? I thought that in the first appearance of the Hulk he was grey.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 oh I forgot that part, yes.
@@Kjf365 you got it reversed as far as I know. He was supposed to be gray, but after printing the first issue they realized they couldn't do a consistant gray colour because it is a mixed colour. everytime the made a new mix the tone of gray would be slightly off compared to the last one. Thats why they made him green wich is a base colour, that way he would have the same green colour every time.
Great reaction Emme, the security guard is former bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno, who played the Hulk in the 70s TV series .
Yeah, impressive that he's kept up his physique for better than thirty years.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 yeah no kidding
The guy who teaches Banner the breathing technique in the beginning is one of the Gracie family, the family that created Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 😀
Wow really!!!! That is so cool! I had a few friends who did brazilian jiu jitsu!
@@emme yeah! He's a legend in BJJ!
And that's so cool you're a yoga instructor, I've been wanting to do yoga for awhile
Seriously? This is awesome hahaha
Fun facts: Aside from Brazil, the bulk of this movie was shot between Toronto and Hamilton Ontario.
-The Mayor of Toronto shutdown a section of Younge Street for the end fight scene because he was a die hard HULK fan.
-The bottling factory was a decommissioned factory in Hamilton that was slated for demolition, so they could do as much damage as they wanted without having to worry about clean up.
-The factories offices doubled for all the government offices and hospital rooms.
-The University of Toronto and Knox College doubled for Culver University.
-The Military base was a real base in Trento Ontario Canada.
-The Humvee flipping over, was *an on site accident* that they kept. Apparently the ground was soft, the tire dug into it and the whole vehicle just flipped over, to the shock of everyone.
-The man on TV who gets hit with the boxing glove was the Late *Bill Bixby* who played the TV Banner and the great big guard was *Lou Ferrigno* who played the TV HULK.
-The witnesses Jim Wilson and Jack McGee are from the HULK's lore. Wilson is a friend of the HULK in the comics. McGee is the reporter who chases the HULK in the TV show.
Oh... Did you happen to notice all the green objects in this movie?
That was on purpose.
The director wanted something green in every shot.
Just letting you know, Emil wasn't being turned into a hulk, but a peak human. The dosages made him a bit insane and caused him to crave to be like Bruce.
Probably true, but I get the sense that Blonsky was always power-hungry. This was just the first time he realized that super-soldier dosing was a viable path towards that goal.
He's your basic anime "warrior who only cares about a good fight" stock character, of the type parodied by One Punch Man. Which is not to say that he doesn't do his narrative job well (and Tim Roth really sells it; I've always felt he's fairly underrated), but that there aren't necessarily a lot of layers there. Which, again, is fine; this story's about Hulk, not Abomination.
While Emil Blonsky did end up becoming another Hulk known as Abomination, what General Ross was doing to him with the injections was actually trying to replicate a different hero you'll learn about soon.
Yup
"You always have such nice suits". General Ross is still pissed with Stark for cancelling billions in military contracts. The reference was to the only suit of Stark's that would interest the general: IRON MAN.
As others have said, this is a highly underrated movie. I love it. And, it's the only one that truly shows the Hulk, as he should be. All the later MCU flicks have the Hulk very watered down...
throughout the film there are cameo appearances by the two actors who played the Hulk.
16:45 the security guard is Lou Ferrigno, the actor who played the Hulk in the 70s series.
- the movie that Bruce watches at the beginning of the film stars Bill Bixby, the actor who played Bruce Banner in the 70's series
17:05 Mr. Harrington
In the TV series Bill Bixby's name is Dr. David Banner. The show writers at CBS changed it to David because they thought Bruce "sounded a little too gay-ish". This information is on the Wikipedia entry for this TV show.
People point out Ferrigno to reactors all the time, but I don't think I've ever seen anyone point out that Bill Bixby, who played Banner on the TV show, also makes an appearance, albeit a posthumous one. When Bruce is watching TV, we catch a snippet of The Courtship of Eddie's Father, a series from 1969 that Bixby starred in.
The students at the tree filming the fight at Culver University are the MCU's Jim Wilson and Jack McPhee. The former had worked [in the comics] in Las Vegas with the Hulk and the latter as the television show's antagonist newspaper reporter.
They also play a bit of the music from the TV show. I call it the lonely walk music. When they show bruce walking on the highway (tv) and when they show him walking alone in the middle of the street (movie)
@@CaptainFrost32 Fun Fact: Jim Wilson is Sam Wilson's cousin.
I don't think anyone has mentioned Stanley, played by Paul Soles, who voiced Spider-Man in the original animated series either.
@@meatballgravy2725 Sadly he passed away.
Not sure if you heard by now, but this wont be the first time. the security guy Norton gives a pizza to is Lou Ferrigno, a professional bodybuilder and The Original Hulk from the 70's TV Show? i really like you doing these reviews, so funny!! hahahaha one of marvels favorite things is to include an OG Marvel Actor in the new version of the Character
Oh wow that’s awesome!!!
@@emme Fun Fact: Mr. Harrington (from Spider-Man: Homecoming) made his first MCU debut in this movie. 17:05
I know that it’s not relevant, but no one ever points out that the actress who plays Betty is the daughter of the lead singer of the 70s rock band Aerosmith😭
16:52 he's the OG Hulk, they used to paint him green. It was a tv show, but they did make a movie called, "The Death of the Incredible Hulk" it's a good movie.
17:05 Mr. Harrington
Really good film. I would never tell someone to skip this one.
What about the 2003 movie by Ang Lee
@@nsasupporter7557 skip that trash. It is not part of the MCU. Never was, never will be.
@@CaptainFrost32 LOL 😂
Who the hell would want to skip this movie? Other than that this movie is not on Disney+ in the US.
@@CaptainFrost32 c’mon now it ain’t that bad for a 2003 movie
The computer nerd eating pizza was Roger Harrington, who'll appear in later MCU films. He's played by the Martin Starr, who also played the legendary Bill Haverchuck in Freaks and Geeks.
I like how he evolved from a college student, to a teacher.
Fun fact, this movie is unofficially a sequel to the 2003 Hulk movie. That's why he starts off in Brazil. The previous movie ended with him hiding out in South America.
Yeah I always knew it was supposed to be a sequel to the 2003 movie, but what I don’t get is why did they recast everybody? Why not keep the same actors?
Stan Lee and RDJ weren't the only cameos in this film. The older fellow with the mustache that Bruce is friend with is played by Paul Soles who played the voice of Spider-Man in the 1960's animated series. (That's where the "Spider-Men pointing at each other" meme came from). His character's name was Stanley Lieberman, which is Stan Lee's real name. Sadly, he passed away last year.
The large security guard that Bruce bribes with a pizza is played by Lou Ferrigno, who played the Hulk in the live action series from the late 70's and early 80's. A lot of elements from that show (like Bruce's eyes turning bright green before transforming and being on the run) were adapted from that show.
17:05 Mr. Harrington’s first MCU debut.
When Bruce is wandering around in his tattered clothes after the first transformation, the somber music that's playing is also from the TV series.
Also, I didn't know that about the older friend. I don't think I ever caught the character's name.
I’ve suggested this to other reactors but I recommend watching the Ang Lee Hulk movie. It doesn’t connect to the MCU but it does give you more information about what Bruce Banner’s life was like before the gamma explosion
I'd agree, Hulk (2003) is not officially part of the MCU. But this movie The Incredible Hulk is a rebooted sequel to it, bringing it into the MCU. Hence why the intro is all flashbacks clips, and no real origin story - of him becoming the Hulk.
The sensei teaching Bruce breathing techniques that you referred to as "Yoda" is Rickson Gracie, the son of Helio Gracie and brother of Rorion, Relson, Royce, and Royler Gracie. He is a 9th Degree Grand Master in Brazilian Jiujitsu and widely considered to to be the best MMA fighter in the world, having championships titles in both Brazilian Vale Tudo and Japanese tournaments.
That security guard you asked about because of how muscular he was... It's Lou Ferrigno, the original HULK from 1978.
He was a bodybuilder. A great CAMEO 🔥🔥🔥
The gag was that the stretchy pants were PURPLE - The standard color for the Hulk's shorts. Sterns was transforming into "THE LEADER" (One the Hulk's arch-enemies.
My favorite thing about Hulk is that his strength is virtually limitless because his strength increases the more angry he becomes. But the third transformation in this movie is amazing. I love how we actually see his bones and muscles stretch and his skin turn green as it progresses.
The opening credits showed the blueprints from Stark Enterprises for the truck mounted sonic cannons used in the battle of Culver University. Nick Fury had a Red Alert issued from SHIELD HQ in NYC. All known associates of Banner and Ross were under surveillance. SHIELD ran point on cyber intercepts. This is what Nick Fury was referring to after meeting Tony for the first time after Iron Man went public.
Stark Industries was the first thing that caught my eye when I first saw this movie.
Nowadays, the meaning of the word "hulk" is often associated directly with this character. However, prior to the green guy's existence, the word still meant someone or something that was large, heavy, and/or clumsy -- and it does retain that meaning today, especially when used in the adjective form ("hulking"). Strangely enough, the word's origin appears to have been in reference to a derelict ship repurposed for some sort of stationary use.
I like his movie because this Hulk to me is super awesome while showing his iconic power from the comics which was his Hulk sonic clap and it was so amazing that Tony Stark from the first Iron Man film was definitely teasing us fans a team up or even better yet, An Avengers team up film, Fantastic reaction Emme.
When I saw this movie the first time on HBO Max, I noticed a few things:
Stark Industries
SHIELD
Tony Stark
Nick Fury (mentioned in the opening credits)
24:45 - "Where did the water come from?"
Remember the thunder you were questioning and said that must mean a storm was coming? Well... you weren't wrong.
That was indeed glue. Super Glue was actually developed originally to close up surgical wounds. So... it works pretty well for that type of thing. However, you generally would need to clean the wound really well first.
That's semi-true, but it's a bit more complicated. The way it happened, IIRC, is that a variation of Super Glue was developed for field use in combat medicine during Vietnam, with the aim of keeping the injured from bleeding-out until they could be gotten to one of the mobile surgical units (eg MASH). There's a very, uh, committed pro wrestler who goes by Sabu ("homicidal, suicidal, genocidal") who is covered with distinctive long scars due to a razor-wire match gone wrong and his self-treatment with Super Glue in response. Given the size of the apparent injuries, I guess it worked pretty well.
But, yeah; closing an unwashed wound is definitely a bad idea over more than a very short period of time. But bleeding does also do that "washing" job to a degree, so maybe it's accurate here, with a very simple and superficial cut (assuming Bruce is up-to-date on tetanus)? I'm no doctor.
I always thought that look like antibiotics.
"Lie to Me" was such a great show. I was really disappointed when it got cancelled. For anyone who likes Shakespeare it's worth taking a look at Tim Roth and a young Gary Oldman in "Rosenkranz & Guildenstern Are Dead."
Same!! I was so upset when it was cancelled. Also didn’t know tim roth was in something with gary oldman! I’ll have to check that out
@@emme You may also want to check out "Rob Roy" where Tim Roth plays the villain. And damn he plays him well. I'd certainly not say, he usually plays the good guys. But I was sad "Lie to me" got cancelled, too.
"Lie to Me" was a good show, and Roth, as always, was great in it. Unfortunately, the guy it was based on, and the "science" he claimed to grasp, was total hokum, not that he didn't make a good living selling the bunk to law-enforcement anyway (forensic "science" is a complete joke. "Fascist window-dressing" is likely the best general summary of its sordid history). If you like that sort of "Sherlock" character, though, you might enjoy Simon Baker in "The Mentalist". It has a much more solid scientific basis, which is a bit ironic, as it's about the art of deception. On the other hand, if cold readers weren't effective, they didn't eat, so that does motivate.
A recent Gary Oldman project is the Apple show "Slow Horses", based on a series of British spy-thriller novels about what happens to the spies who screw-up too badly to be given any real responsibility. It's darkly comedic, but the violence is not lingered-upon, which is appreciated. I think you can get the first ep free on Apple TV, if you would like a sample. Highly recommended!
16:46 Lou Ferrigno cameo, the OG Hulk from the tv show (1977-1982).
17:05 Mr. Harrington
"What's wrong with purple pants" nothing at all emme nothing at all.. Hulk would absolutely love you lol(Hulk's signature look in the comics is his purple pants)..
Loved the reaction btw,this is still the best on screen Hulk till date.
The Hulk's iconic, magical, Comics-Code-Authority-defeating purple shorts.
Hi Emme!
I'm sure someone has told you already ... the security guard that Norton gives the pizza to is Lou Ferigno. (Sp) he was the original Hulk in the 70's & 80's series. Bruce Banner back then was played by Bill Bixby. Here is a scene from then:
ruclips.net/video/v4N_GIRSX2c/видео.html
One definition of Hulk is a bulky or unwieldy person, object, or mass. It is often used to describe the shell of an old, abandoned, sea going ship.
17:05 Mr. Harrington made his MCU debut in this movie before he became a teacher in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Ohhhh that’s cool at the end where he finds some form of control it’s basically referencing to the Avengers movie “that’s my secret cap, I’m always angry”
The beefy guy is Lou Forrigno and was Mr. Universe a few times before Arnold Schwarzenegger came to the US. They painted him green to play the Hulk for a TV show in the 70's. Him being there is like seeing Stan Lee for us old folks who watched him as a kid.
Ross gave Blonsky the Captain America formula. Then mixed it with Hulk's gamma blood in the end to create The Abomination. And the gamma blood dripping down into Mr Blue's head wound was supposed to be the starting to Brainiac, but they never followed through with it.
"So even his blood turns that way..."
Which would seem to beg the question: Just how does one anger a blood sample?
There's gotta be a joke in here somewhere. I shoulda paid more attention in bio.
Something about an unchelated RBC and an objection to the abuse of "iron-y"? I need more coffee for this.
That beefy security guard is the guy who played Hulk in the tv show The Incredible Hulk way back in the '70s and '80s
17:05 Mr. Harrington’s first MCU debut before Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Tim Roth reprises the character of Emil Blonsky in the mini-series She-Hulk, Attorney at Law. The Abomination also appears again in the Shang Chi film
Samuel Sterns is coming back in Captain America: New World Order.
16:47-that's Loun Ferrigno, who has both voiced and played the Hulk in past projects.
Think of the Hulk more as Jekyll and Hyde, with Dr. Bruce Banner being Dr. Jekyll and the Hulk being Mr. Hyde.
17:05 Mr. Harrington
Hi Emme!🙂The muscular security guard is Lou Ferigno. He played the Hulk (Hulk Form) in the original late 70's, early 80's live action TV series. Tim Roth is on the short side at 5 feet, 7 inches. The comic book Hulk wears purple torn pants. Great job reacting to this Hulk film, Emme!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
17:05 Fun Fact: This marks Mr. Harrington's (from Spider-Man: Homecoming) first MCU debut.
Like others have said the security guard is Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk for the TV show. He was Mr Universe in body building beating Arnold Schwarzenegger on several occasions
Edward Norton depiction of the Hulk is far more accurate to the comics. Hulk can leap into the atmosphere for miles. The angrier he gets, the stronger he gets. He reverts back to Banner when he calms down for the most part.
I'll never forget this movie, the first mcu movie I watched
Tim roth's most notables are Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Rob Roy, Hateful Eight, and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.
wait i love pulp fiction and never connected him to that!!! wow awesome! i need to rewatch now.
@@emme He's featured in the opening and closing scenes at the diner.
@@emme Samuel L. Jackson who plays Nick Fury, also starred in Pulp Fiction.
You should check out the Incredible Hulk television show because there are a lot of references to that TV show in this movie, some of the medical equipment in the lab, the music, Lou Ferrigno etc, I think you'd enjoy it.
the part of the Hulk's back story you may not have got is Bruce was part of a SHIELD program to recreate the Super Soldier serum that created Captain America. things went wrong & we got the big green guy instead.
Edward Norton was also good in the 2nd Glass Onion movie.
Don’t forget the one we do not talk about. 😂
“How long does this form last?” As long as he’s pissed
FYI about the heart rates: everyone's different. When I started running about 10 years ago I could get my heart rate up above 200 beats when I was really going. Getting in shape has lowered that and my max is now like 190 or less. That's unusually high though, the average max is usually 220 minus your age, but that's just in general, mine has always been higher than that.
i felt really old when this wasnt the hulk movie I saw growing up.. it was the one before this one
In the 1970's TV series "The Incredible Hulk", Bruce's tagline was "Don't make me angry... you wouldn't like me when I'm angry"
The Beefy Security Guard is Lou Ferrigno... he was the ACTUAL HULK in that Series!
Get this man a Snicker. 😂
He was such a chad
Emme the best reactor ever
If you like Tim Roth, you should see Reservoir Dogs.
Hulk has many forms. it can be a noun, a person is a hulk. adjective, he was a hulking presence. verb, he was hulking over them. generically it means overly large.
I know I'm very late to the party (just found you through One Piece reactions), and love to go back to see people's MCU reactions, and I'm just shocked and excited to find someone else who knows what Lie to Me is, let alone watched it!
Fun Fact, if you haven't found it out by now...with the EXCEPTION of Lie To Me, Tim Roth tends to play the villain/antagonist in most of his roles.
“Why is that guy so beefy?”
Funny you should ask…
The purple pants is a throwback to the comic books.
the "beefy" guy that had the pizza played the hulk in the 70s series (Lou Ferrigno) :) oh and the "abomination" shows up in an MCU series later on :)
17:05 Mr. Harrington’s first MCU debut.
Lou ferigno used to play the hulk in the TV show that's why he's so buff and he's the voice of the hulk
17:05 Mr. Harrington’s first MCU Debut.
@@ricardoortiz4870yeah that's true I totally forgot that
@@courtneyroberts6011 Wdym? Or has it been a while?
Lets go! Hulk reaction
the hulks pants was originally Purple...
16:49 emme I believe that guy is so beefy because that was the original guy who played the hulk before they had gci so they just used paint to make him green
17:05 Mr. Harrington
Finally you reacted to this movie hahaha, I’m glad you got a real thrill out of it as it’s a real good classic
I'm glad you enjoyed the movie 🥰 You are also one of the few who figures out that the dog was tranquilized. You can see the darts being shot on the bed when they thought Bruce was in it, then you actually see the dart stuck on the dog... Later you can see they try to dart the Hulk as well and they all bounce off. And one more, when he shot the dog you can hear it's almost like the sound of a slingshot which presumably it's an air gun that shoots the dart. Most people just miss all this. Also there was a television show about the Hulk and Banner played by Bill Bixby who is always on the run going from place to place and there is a piano theme song that follows him and is pretty sad, they are playing off of this in the movie you can see in some scenes he is portrayed as alone, on the run, always moving from place to place. I think he always has a backpack. When he turns into the Hulk the actor is that security guard which they gave him a cameo in this movie, Lou Ferrigno that's why he's all buff.
Here I found the piano theme song, it's called "The Lonely Man" which is David Bruce Banner's theme in the television series The Incredible Hulk, it was famous in its time - the theme ( ruclips.net/video/k_lYcTxncNg/видео.html ). Basically the Hulk is shunned as a monster and hounded by man... and Bruce must stay in hiding and always on the run, going from place to place having different adventures and he also must keep everyone safe from the monster within him... and so he carries the burden alone, ever alone, and he must always leave every town that he finds a connection with, he must leave for their safety... the sad piano theme starts playing as he walks away.
This is one of the reasons that contribute to why this movie has a different feeling from the other MCU movies.
Edit - while we're at it, here is a spoof of the origin of Hulk, except it's played by Stewie Griffin ( ruclips.net/video/4n__TRVpBeI/видео.html ) and here Stewie wants to walk away while the sad piano song is playing ( ruclips.net/video/rnRjeFwNFis/видео.html )
He was drinking a drink called an Incredible Hulk (I’m a bartender) during the end credit scene
It’s the fact that she started to sing New York and then said “ where’s Beyoncé”😭😭😭. The song is from Alisha keys 😭😭😭
Oh no HAHAHAH
I knew from your !!! 😲!!! to the bottle on the conveyor belt your reaction would be a good one. :) Not having a Hulk maternity clothes line was a miss for Marvel marketing. :)
Fair point, but, from my imperfect understanding of the state of marketing for women's clothes in general and maternity clothes in particular (and without delving into the sociology of misogyny and fashion), "you're as big as the character famous for being huge" might not end with the product flying-off the shelves.
On the one hand, the dog was hit with a tranquilizer dart. On the other, the dart contained a sedative dose calculated for a creature six or so times its size, which can't be good.
Tranqs are weird. Reactions to them tend to be very species-specific. But, yeah; getting that much of anything designed to depress the CNS ain't great. Then again, dogs that survive the favela tend towards the immortal, so my head canon is "pupper had a long but very refreshing nap".
Purple pants are the main look of the Hulk.
Glue isn't perfect, but as a strong and long lasting waterproof bandaid it works pretty well on cuts.
That BEEFY guy was the man who played the part of the Hulk in the original TV series.
already stated, several times
@@flexydex8754 17:05 Fun Fact: Mr. Harrington from Spider-Man: Homecoming made his MCU debut in The Incredible Hulk.
So glad you watched this. It took me a long time to watch myself, thinking it wasn't "important" to the MCU but I was very wrong! Can't wait for you to meet Captain America 🙂
The movie is on HBO Max now.
Speaking of, Banner volunteered on an experiment that was meant to make him resistant to radiation, only to realize that he participated on a “Super Soldier Program” that Steve Rogers had (except with Gamma rather than Vita Rays).
Thank you for pointing out Bruce's PTSD. I tend to think that so many people miss that.
7:00
I LOVE Lie To Me too!
He reminds me more of that guy from Pulp Fiction.
I don't know why people complained about this movie, its one of the best hulk movies out there
If this movie was exactly the same, but with Mark Ruffalo, everyone would love it.
Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was actually the director Louis Leterrier’s first choice for the role of Bruce Banner in this movie.
@@ricardoortiz4870 And apparently Ed Norton was Ang Lee's first choice in the previous.
Fun fact the security gaurd is Lou farigno he was the original live action hulk back in the 80s he's normally a cameo in any hulk film
He had credits as the voice of the Hulk in every project since the tv show [cartoon, video game, movie].
17:05 Fun Fact: the student in this movie is Mr. Harrington.
You make green by mixing blue and yellow, you make purple by mixing red and blue. They both contain blue so that site was a dirty liar. the opposite of Green is red (complimentary colors) the opposite of purple is yellow (also complimentary but not used quite as often.)
Incidently, Iron Man 2, Incredible Hulk, and Thor all all set in the same week.
36:20 Some of Bruce's blood got into a cut on his head. Samuel Sterns becomes the Leader in the comics.
He is coming back in Captain America New World Order.
If you haven't seen Rob Roy (1995) yet, Tim Roth plays an excellent villain in that film.
He’s “an Abomination ”. 😂
Lovely to see your journey & progression with this amazing series of movies. Your attention to detail and emotional investment in "terrific" to say the least. Can't wait to see your reactions for the amazing & fantastical story unfolding ahead yet is to be uncovered in this MARVIOULS universe. Have a lovely time and here's to much success moving forward with the channel and the twitch streaming efforts as well.
***Yoda Voice{< Ready you must, Young one. Lies ahead, Only greatness!!! >}
The Hulk clap is devastating..he was holding back when he clapped out the fire..else it would have killed all those in the chopper..
To be fair, Hulk is willing to protect those he cared about and that he is not a mindless beast.
20:43 That Super Serum really gave Blonsky the kick.
22:56
While Hulk's skin is almost impenetrable, he can still feel pain, and it makes him angrier. His skin can only be pierced by magical weapons or beings with enough strength.
thank you for the reaction😃
Difference between the Hulk and The Abomination is that yes he may be bigger and stronger in their base form but Hulk was created from gamma mutating his already enhanced cells which was passed down from his abusive father who experimented on himself using gamma radiation. Bruce was born with the dormant gamma blood which reacts when his emotions trigger it. Meaning he can theoretically keep getting stronger as long as he keeps getting more and more angry. The abomination is stuck in his current peak. You see this when they are both holding each others arms and hulk looks over at Betty and his fear of losing her gives him the anger to build up strength and overpower him.
Id personally reccomend watching the 2003 film because it shows Bruce's dark childhood which ultimately builds up his Hulk character and just fleshes out his backstory for both him and Hulk.
So cool to rewatch this with you. Enjoyed your rxn. Looking forward to your next film rxn. 👍🏼
Why is that guy so beefy?
This got me. :)
The security guy is Lou Ferrigno.
In the original tv show in the 70s and 80s (and a few Hulk movies) he played the Hulk - David Banner was played by a different actor.
in the comics the Hulk's pants are always purple. in reality it was done for consistency & to make him more recognizable (& green & purple are complementary colors (fun fact: in the first couple issues the Hulk was grey but a fault in the coloring process made him green)) but in the comics there were a number of capers to explain it in-universe. mostly they had to do with Bruce obtaining various improbably large inventories of purple pants; on sale, in a train that just crashed, you name it. it was Stan Lee himself who came up with the best explanation, that gamma rays the Hulk gave off could turn pants purple (!).
There are fewer students because it's a Saturday. Betty says the night before that its Friday.
hulk 2008 was 9ft tall and hulk 2012 till now(still the same hulk with hulk 2008,just different actor) was seems to be shorter than 8ft tall,and mcu just nefts him badly like a joke now
Seems like Disney’s gone soft.
If you want to see Tim Roth as an amazing villain, watch Rob Roy. Liam Neeson and Jessica Lange in 1700s Scotland. Tim Roth plays a nasty English gentleman and truly vindictive jerk. Great film with some superb acting. Tim Roth was nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe for this role.
There is another hulk movie that came out around the same time, so the backstory is rushed in the introduction (audiences would be bored with same thing again). MCU was just being formed so this movie was inserted/grandfathered into it, so it's not your typical Marvel formula.
I’m curious to see who your favorite character is just before you watch avengers, and just after. That said, loving the mcu reactions emme, thanks for everything!
I best know Tim Blake Nelson (Mr. Blue) from O Brother, Where Art Thou? Hilarious movie made by the Coen Bros. He's been in other stuff too, obviously.
He’s returning in Captain America: New World Order.
Someone ese who's seen Lie To Me! Loved that show!