@@tktopmovies A body builder-turned-actor named Lou Ferrigno. He was also Michael Jackson's personal trainer for the longest time up until he died in 2009 (Michael, not Lou.)
@@tktopmovies The Gamma Equipment intro of this film is very reminiscent of 1977 or 1978 - 1982 original live action The Incredible Hulk Tv Series only difference Jack McGee the news reporter version of General Thunderbolt Ross in the live action Incredible Hulk Tv Series is completely clueless/unaware that his incarnation of The Incredible Hulk is his incarnation of Dr. Banner (David) plus poor poor Dr. Banner will have 2 try & stay facially hidden from him 4 as long/much as possible after what happens 2 a Dr. Elaina Marks (the Betty Ross of the Original Live Action Incredible Hulk Tv Series) as well as what he (Jack McGee) thinks happened 2 his incarnation of poor poor Dr. Banner which he (Dr. David Bruce Banner) won't be able 2 do by himself every single time + Jack McGee came mighty close a # of times of seeing his face after what happened 2 Dr. Elaina Marks especially with there later on being a 10 Thousand US Dollar bounty/reward on his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) head 4 info that leads 2 his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) apprehension/capture & whoever gives Jack McGee that info will only get the 10 thousand US Dollar reward of a bounty if Dr. Banner's/The Hulk's apprehended/captured which is a big/huge as if since this incarnation/version of Jack McGee AKA the local incarnation/version of General Thaddeus Ross hasn't had any luck at so far especially even with some help!
Blonsky’s monster is called The Abomination The tease of what happened to Mr Blue with his head expanding was that he was becoming another classic comic Hulk villain: The Leader
@@tktopmoviesTim Roth is a great actor (he has an amazing string of indie movies in the 90s); IMO he does a lot in this film w what could have been a very routine role (so does William Hurt), and he "Abominates" again in She-Hulk, in a very unexpected way ...
@@joellenglass2344 I used to watch it too I thought it was awesome. That and of course there's 70 Spider-Man movies where he's crawling around on the floor and he make it look like he's going up the side of a building lol. We're definitely showing our age.
@@russellwood8750 Yeah the Marvel stuff in the mid to late 70s The Incredible Hulk TV series, Doctor Strange TV-Movie, Spider-man TV series, Captain America TV- Movies Friday and Saturday night I miss those times.
Here are some fun facts. This movie was supposed to be a sequel to the 2003 Hulk movie and despite the 2003 Hulk movie not being Cannon to the MCU there are elements to the story that applied to this version of Bruce Banner. For example Betty hasn't seen Bruce in 5 years since the lab accident. Bruce has no control over the Hulk action he's his own personality until Dr. Sterns treatment which gave Bruce the ability to control the hulk's actions only if he's the one who triggers the transformation. The Hulk has the ability to jump into atmosphere. The hulk's base level strength is 350 tons which is about the same weight of the empire State building. There are other Marvel characters that are stronger then the Hulk but due to the fact that the hulk gets stronger the longer a fight goes on or the angry he gets so give me enough time he can defeat any opponent. Not to mention his instant healing ability.
The reason why the intro was so quick is because this isn't the first Hulk movie... The original movie was called HULK (2003) where it had the full back story and everything but it didn't do so well so they then made the Incredible Hulk which was like soft reboot.
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When Bruce was watching TV in Brazil, when he changes to another channel after Sesame Street, the actor in the black and white show is Bill Bixby. He played David Bruce Banner in the 70's Hulk TV show also starring Lou Ferrigno. Nice touch to include him after his passing. I used to watch that show when I was a kid.
The reason for the warp-speed origin at the start was that a very large portion of the 2008 audience was already very familiar with the Hulk's origin, even if they never read the comics. There was the 1980s series, with Lou Ferrigno (pizza-eating guard) as the Hulk and Bill Bixby (seen on the TV in Brazil, early on) as Banner. This is where Bixby's "you wouldn't like me when I'm angry" catchphrase [that Banner mangles in Portuguese] comes from. Then in the 1990s, there were TV films that continued the series, and there were constant Hulk animated series. And in 2003 (only 5 years previous) there was the non-MCU movie "Hulk" (dir. Ang Lee, Eric Bana as Banner), which is why this one is "The Incredible Hulk". So they zipped through the parts that many knew (radiation, angry, green, strong) and only highlighted the new elements (Banner was trying to alter chemistry rather than a random exposure, the military wants super-soldiers) later. For the films, things that happened over a number of years in the comics are necessarily compressed. (For example, Happy and Pepper don't appear until the 7th Iron Man story, and Jim Rhodes doesn't show up until the 1970s; Stane was not a betraying partner, but a villainous corporate raider who debuted later in the series yet.) So it amuses me that this film gets a big "reveal" out of Betty being Gen. Ross's daughter, when that is established from the get-go in the comics. I mean, literally before Bruce first transforms we get the general disliking that Betty is dating a "milksop scientist" when he thinks she should marry a military man. Nicely reworked.
The character blonsky is Abomination, hulks nemisis. The scientists head growing with gamma name is the leader. He also gets infected his head is big like a cone head but with unlimited intelligence. He uses gamma create monsters in 80s cartoon incredible hulk show. Last the security guard name Lue Ferigno from the original 70s 80s show Incredible Hulk. Check the pilot first episode. The first trasformation is a classic.
@@c-mc what? Yes, obviously! Could I have made that more obvious? I thought I was already way over the top. Who wants to watch anyone go through what so many of us went through in theaters watching it for the first time? They could have been thrown off for many multiple seconds! That confused look that could have crossed their faces- ugh- no one wants to see that. Yes, please spare them any possible moment of that. Hopefully, my sincerity came through properly this time.
Fun fact; the military helicopter type that General and Betty Ross were on is nicknamed 'Jolly Green Giant'. So, we had Abomination hanging from a Jolly Green Giant with a not so jolly green giant hanging on to him.
That 3rd transformation always gets me with how painful it is for Bruce Banner to transform into Hulk. Also, one of Hulk's abilities is that he draws more strength from his anger. The angrier he gets, the more powerful he becomes. It shows that Hulk can bench-press a tank without breaking a sweat, but his strength is virtually limitless. To answer any questions, Bruce Banner's grasp over Hulk depends on HOW he transforms. If it happens voluntarily, Hulk has more of an ability to reason and comprehend things. But if it happens through uncontrollable stimuli, like anger, Hulk is the living equivalent of a wrecking ball.
Fun Fact: Edward Norton actually did the motion capture for the hulk so BTS he painted his whole face green with dots to capture him, just like the transformation scene was pure perfection.
The opening credits does two things, it quickly established his origin, but also it closely resembles some of the 70s/80s TV show credits. Ed Norton is great in the role, but I think it was a great choice for Mark Ruffalo to take over for the rest of the MCU phases.
The scene in the college where the guy who didn’t bat an eye. I believe there’s a deleted scene where the reason he let him use the computer, is because he recognized Bruce and he’s a fan
Fun Fact: This movie marks the 4th time that Edward Norton played a character with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder). Primal Fear Fight Club The Score (2001)
It was the super soldier serum Blonsky got. It was an attempt to replicate cap’s serum. However, it had side effects when the doses got too high. Banner tried to replicate the serum but used gamma rays instead of vita rays, which turned him into hulk.
So the guy (William Hurt) who plays General Ross actually died a few years ago. So the new marvel movie with General Ross in it will be played now by Harrison Ford. “Thunderbolts” is coming in 2025
The Hulk's origin is essentially this: Bruce as a child had an abusive father, who thought Bruce was a 'monster' because of his seemingly unnatural intellect as a young kid. This caused Bruce to develop dissociative identity disorder to cope, repressing his anger and his rage into this persona. Bruce then had to watch as his father beat his mother to death in a fit of rage, causing him to further suppress and channel his anger into this other identity. This is never really gone into in the MCU at all, primarily because there've been several other Hulk origin films/series (most notably Ang Lee's Hulk from 2003) In the comics his alternate identity is unleashed after his exposure to radiation from an an experimental gamma bomb, absorbing huge amounts of gamma radiation after rushing to rescue a teenager from the testing field who was dared by his friends to go out there. Now, upon becoming enraged, the gamma radiation triggers a physical transformation and suppresses his normal identity, letting THE HULK loose, a creature of pure anger. In the MCU the military is trying to re-create the super soldier serum that was used to create Captain America in the 40's, and were unsure what to use to trigger it (as Vita-Rays™ were used in the original process), thus gamma exposure, which results in Bruce's transformation (instead of the bomb story). A unique ability of his transformation is that the Hulk gets stronger the angrier he gets. In theory he can have infinite strength if you enrage him enough. This is why Abomination is beating him at the start of their fight, but the longer it goes on and the angrier Hulk gets, the tables turn. The move he uses to put out the flames on the helicopter is a signature move from the comics known as the Thunder Clap, creating a supersonic shockwave (basically a sonic boom). Mr. Blue, aka Dr. Samuel Stearns, becomes The Leader in the comics, one of Hulk's primary antagonists, who gains super-intellect and the ability to generate gamma-ray blasts from his body.
So fun to re-experience these movies through you guys - I think nothing will be able to replicate that moment of cinematic history - a macro story with narratives and character aces - a shared modern myth - told over decade
Love your reactions! Bruce Banner is far from an electrician. He's a former world-renowned scientist with seven PhD's and an I.Q. near-equal, if not the equivalent of Tony Stark's.
Marvel Mondays!!! Yes! We are so happy that you’re here and enjoying these movies with us! Thank you very much! So far, the MCU has been fantastic! Looking forward to Iron Man 2 next Monday!
There are many call backs and references to The Incredible Hulk TV Series of the 70’s. Other than the cameo of Lou Ferrigno; the original Hulk, as a security guard; there were others: - The chair Banner sits in when doing his Gamma experiment and the red DANGER sign is based off of the chair used in the pilot episode of the show. - Culver University was based off of The Culver Institute where Banner worked in the Pilot Episode. - As Banner was changing channels, he turns on an episode of “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father”; which starred Bill Bixby. - Each time that Banner hulked out, you saw his eyes turn green. On the series, they had Banner’s eyes turn white. - During the fight between the Hulk and the Army, two college students witness the battle. One of the students was Jack McGee; a nod to the character played by Jack Colvin in the TV show. Both McGee’s were reporters for newspapers.
@@tktopmovies- when Hulk uses two halves of a police car as boxing gloves is taken straight out of 'The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction' video game.
You guys wouldn't really know that there are 2 references to the 70's tv series The Incredible Hulk. Did you miss the tv show in the beginning of the film and the scene where Bruce hands the security guard the pizza? Trust me, It was a brilliant touch by the film makers to include the 2 actors who first played both characters.
I feel like they did Hulk dirty in the MCU because the bug guy only has one movie while Iron Man and Cap. America got 3 movies and Thor has 4 movies while the Guardians of the Galaxy has 3 movies with others having at 2 movies.
"Marvel Movie " is often confusing because of the history of the movie rights between the Disney, Sony, Fox, and Universal. The Marvel Logo is at the beginning of tons of movies, but many aren’t related to the MCU. Most superhero movies that have been released since 2000, are based on Marvel comic books. But Marvel themselves didn’t start actually making their own movies until the MCU in 2008. Marvel went bankrupt in 1996 so they had to sell the movie rights of their most popular characters for barely any money. The studios who bought those rights would go on to make tons of money off these unfairly cheap purchases. *20th Century Fox Studios:* X-Men (2000) Daredevil (2003) X2 (2003) Elektra (2005) Fantastic Four (2005) X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) X-Men: First Class (2011) The Wolverine (2013) X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) Fantastic Four (2015) Deadpool (2016) X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) Logan (2017) Deadpool 2 (2018) Dark Phoenix (2019) The New Mutants (2020) *Sony pictures Columbia Studios:* Spider-Man 1 (2002) Spider-Man 2 (2004) Ghost Rider 1 (2007) Spider-Man 3 (2007) Ghost Rider 2 (2011) {[Then they Rebooted Spider-Man]} Amazing Spider-Man 1 (2012) Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) {[Basically rebooted Spider-Man again but without Spider-Man. Using his side characters as main charactes.]) Venom 1 (2018) Venom 2 (2021) Morbius (2022) Madame Web (2024) *New Line Cinema:* Blade 1 (1998 ) Blade 2 (2002 ) Blade 3 (2004) *Universal Pictures:* Hulk (2003) {{{{-Not "The Incredible Hulk" (2008), which is part of the MCU.}}}}
36:09 The person at the end of Ironman who said we are putting a team together was "Nick" Fury He is an American spy, the Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the founder of the Avengers.
Oh man! I'm jealous and excited for you guys to start this decade long journey into these works of art. I wish I could go back and feel it all for the first time again. But seeing guys is the next best thing. My boys and I saw them ALL in theaters. For some perspective my youngest was 8yrs old when we seen Iron Man and End game on his 19th birthday. 🙂 Enjoy enjoy enjoy!
If you haven't been told already, you really need to watch the Marvel One-Shot mini-films as part of your MCU journey. They are short side stories that provide some of the connective tissue between the main films. But they need to be watched after specific films with which they connect; "The Consultant" can be watched after "The Incredible Hulk" or "Iron Man 2." "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" can be watched between "Iron Man 2" and "Thor." "Item 47" takes place immediately after "The Avengers." "Agent Carter" takes place immediately after "Captain America: The First Avenger" (but wasn't released until "Iron Man 3." "All Hail the King" takes place after Iron Man 3 (but was released with "Thor: The Dark World.") Some reaction channels include the One-Shots, most don't. But they provide some of the connective tissue that unites the MCU a little more strongly. Plus, "All Hail the King" has important ramifications for one of the films in Phase 4 of the MCU.
bruce and betty r THE marvel couple.. they definitely love each other to no end and the military has destroyed their ability to be together.. that is why she acted the way she did when she saw him
The culver security guard banner gave the pizza too is the hulk from the tv series in the 70s and 80s and when bruce was buying strechy pants in the movie near the beginning the tv series hulk show theme played when bruce was in guatamala
Nice reaction - you might like to watch the 2003 Hulk as a comparison - the filmmaker is Ang Lee, known initially for arthouse drama, including Emma Thompson's Sense and Sensibility, before breaking out w the classic wuxia Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - the early 2000s they were still experimenting w the superhero movie template - Lee approached Hulk as pop Greek tragedy, fascinating stuff - the producers weren't quite satisfied w the box office, so they did this more traditional film, which did similar box office - both this film and the 2003 film have a very strong romance at the center - Betty's even in some ways the protagonist of the 2003 film - I often feel the central female characters are summarily dismissed during fan discussion of reboots or revivals, tho they're often as crucial to a film's story and emotional impact as the villain - Bruce's connection to Betty is a defining aspect of his character, and both Liv Tyler and Jennifer Connelly do excellent work in the fairly strong roles they're given in these films - - in any case, after these 2 Hulk films, the question still hung in the air about how to "solve" Hulk onscreen (I like both these films a lot, and they're well regarded, but they didn't hit the box office stratosphere) - the MCU would solve it to everyone's satisfaction several years later w the Avengers, using Hulk now as a standout supporting character, and this seemed to strike a perfect balance - for Marvel, the most iconic characters traditionally are Spidey, Hulk, and Fantastic Four - which is exactly why Marvel had earlier sold the rights to these heroes - which is why they started their MCU w more second tier heroes like Thor and Iron Man, since they still had those rights - and then, once the MCU really took off, ppl were looking at Sony's Spidey films and the F4 films as faltering renditions (tho Raimi's films are well regarded) - the MCU Ruffalo Hulk proved so popular, and then they hit it out of the park again w Spidey's arrival as a supporting figure in Civil War - the reason I'm giving this backstory is because this is what's at stake w all the talk now of Fantastic 4 - a studio merger finally brought Fantastic 4 back into MCU ownership - they're another set of beloved icons who ppl have been waiting to see done properly - and after years of careful preparation, now the MCU is finally starting to reveal their approach to Marvel's First Family - so ppl are very excited
Love Bruce and Betty's chemistry!! And woah, we've never seen Fantastic 4 but it sounds like it would be epic to check out!! Thanks for enjoying with us :)
@@tktopmoviesThey have great chemistry, I agree - and I suggest you try the 2003 version (Nick Nolte is one of the most unique comic book villains ever, both frightening and ridiculous and epic, almost like a real-life dysfunctional parent as seen by their child) - re Fantastic 4, I meant that many ppl think that nobody's made a proper Fantastic 4 film yet, even tho they're so iconic - B-movie maestro Roger Corman did a throwaway version in the 90s to keep the rights, then there was a so-so popular comedic version in the 00s, plus its sequel, which fit the style of the time; then an ambitious version in 2015 that got chopped up by the producers and ended up a notorious critical and commercial flop - so I meant ppl are excited that the MCU will finally make their own version now - I was just talking about the buzz for this upcoming movie
Hi there, New Subscriber here. 😀 When you get to IRON MAN 2, you'll notice that they changed the actor playing Tony's Best Friend, Rhodey. Tho Original actor, Terrence Howard, was replaced by Don Cheadle; who plays "Rhodey" a.k.a War Machine from here on out. 👍☺
It's interesting to watch reactions from people that have no knowledge of the characters. I had a basic knowledge of most of them from old cartoon shows
Everything i wanted to tell you guys, the recasts, the security guard with the pizza, the Stan Lee cameos all been covered. But i will say I'm here for the ride. Edit: i will say Mr. Blue returns in a yet to be released movie. I think next year
@@tktopmovies The Gamma Equipment intro of this film is very reminiscent of 1977 or 1978 - 1982 original live action The Incredible Hulk Tv Series only difference Jack McGee the news reporter version of General Thunderbolt Ross in the live action Incredible Hulk Tv Series is completely clueless/unaware that his incarnation of The Incredible Hulk is his incarnation of Dr. Banner (David) plus poor poor Dr. Banner will have 2 try & stay facially hidden from him 4 as long/much as possible after what happens 2 a Dr. Elaina Marks (the Betty Ross of the Original Live Action Incredible Hulk Tv Series) as well as what he (Jack McGee) thinks happened 2 his incarnation of poor poor Dr. Banner which he (Dr. David Bruce Banner) won't be able 2 do by himself every single time + Jack McGee came mighty close a # of times of seeing his face after what happened 2 Dr. Elaina Marks especially with there later on being a 10 Thousand US Dollar bounty/reward on his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) head 4 info that leads 2 his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) apprehension/capture & whoever gives Jack McGee that info will only get the 10 thousand US Dollar reward of a bounty if Dr. Banner's/The Hulk's apprehended/captured which is a big/huge as if since this incarnation/version of Jack McGee AKA the local incarnation/version of General Thaddeus Ross hasn't had any luck at so far especially even with some help!
If you're searching for a fantastic movie with Tim Roth (the Abomination), I can't recommend "Four Rooms" enough. It features a stellar cast with Madonna, Marisa Tomei, Bruce Willis, Antonio Banderas and was directed by (among other) Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez.
Spoiler alert: the story was told in a MCU Cannon comic book. Mr. Blue AKA Dr Samuel sterns became a Hulk villain name the leader and was captured by a shield agent called Black widow.
@@meajur- anyone who has ever read any of the Hulk comics and novels knows Dr. Samuel Sterns becomes the villian The Leader....where Abomination was pure brute strength, The Leader was pure intelligent intellect.
I think that is because despite a history of being a TV show and cartoon Hulk was never as popular as the main Marvel Superheroes. He has a more cult like following. And this film was a better take than the first Hulk movie...And what Hulk has become within the MCU now is disappointing
I think I've only watched this movie one time before and didn't include it in my Marvel Marathon becuase it's a different actor and didn't truly feel like it belonged in the same MCU universe as later. And I've watched the Hulk in a Movie and TV series before, so knew his overall story. But it was cool to see this now with you. Oh, yeah, Stan Lee is in all I think? Better look out for him!! :D
I scrolled down a little and didn't see anyone mention: Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all take place in the same week (according to tie-in comics). Also: Will you be watching the shorts? None of the other reactors I've watched have and I feel they miss out on quite a bit of stuff by watching only the movies and episodes.
Ohhh wow! Within the same week?! That's cool to know! Thanks for sharing that! And for now we will be sticking to the movies! But that would be cool to check out sometime :)
Edward Norton will always be the Hulk and Bruce Banner for me Liv Tyler and Edward Norton chemistry was beautiful❤ Liv Tyler would just talk about how "Edward is such a great guy, he's sweet and wonderful, we've met on social events a couple of times and how she was just grateful to work with him." They recently just hanged out at a game a few days ago, they both brought there kids. 😊
They recast Bruce Banner ( Ed Norton). Marvel and Ed Norton had major disagreements about the character. The replacement, Mark Ruffalo does an outstanding job. Also you need to watch the short "The Consultant". It's about 8 minutes and explains why Stark went to see General Ross
Before you get to The Avengers film, you should watch the deleted scenes from the ones that take place before it. Most scenes you can watch are removed for the runtime.
@@tktopmovies- there is a deleted scene from this movie (the opening arctic sequence with Banner & Hulk) that the first Avenger's movie makes reference to.
I came onto your channel through your Iron Man reaction, which was really, really great. This Hulk reaction, though, is rather "stressful" in terms of editing. It changes scene every 2 or 3 seconds, sometimes in the middle of a sentence, almost. So, not so enjoyable, I must say 😞 Is it another editor than for Iron Man? Anyway, I'll see you next Monday!
It would be good for you to watch the Agent Carter TV show (only two seasons) as well to learn more about Peggy Carter and Howard Stark, who you'll meet in Captain America: The First Avenger.
After The Incredible Hulk TV series abruptly ended (and without an actual final episode ending) due to a foolish studio head executive outright cancelling all the superhero shows because he didn't want CBS to be known as the superhero station - CBS also carried and aired, Wonder Woman & (a live-action) Spider-Man series, they also aired two Captain America (pilot) TV films, a Dr. Strange (TV pilot film) which all 3 never picked up for a series, along with The Incredible Hulk...(which was the longest running TV series out of all of them)... thankfully, several Incredible Hulk TV movies were made in the late 80s & early 90s (with many of the TV stars reprising their roles) which wrapped up the previous open storylines from the series...and they even introduced several other Marvel heroes & villains as well (such The Mighty Thor, Daredevil, The Kingpin & a female spy who was precursor to Black Widow). Sadly all of those TV movies came to a sudden end (they intended to make even more TV movies), when actor Bill Bixby (who played Dr. Banner) passed away from prostate cancer. RIP 😢
I think this movie is ok but not necessary for a first time MCU reaction. Plus it’s not really canon according to the creators of the MCU as we know it. It’s an ok movie though but definitely at the bottom of my list. Even with Edward Norton.
@@tktopmovies that’s good to know I think you’ll have a blast going forward then because this is considered one of the weaker movies storywise. Edward Norton is great though.
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The security guard that took the pizza played the OG Hulk in the TV show.
Ohhhhh! That's nice to include him in that way!! Haha! Thanks for letting us know that!
@@tktopmovieshis name is Lou ferrignio
@@tktopmovies A body builder-turned-actor named Lou Ferrigno. He was also Michael Jackson's personal trainer for the longest time up until he died in 2009 (Michael, not Lou.)
@@tktopmovieshis name is Lou ferrignio
@@tktopmovies The Gamma Equipment intro of this film is very reminiscent of 1977 or 1978 - 1982 original live action The Incredible Hulk Tv Series only difference Jack McGee the news reporter version of General Thunderbolt Ross in the live action Incredible Hulk Tv Series is completely clueless/unaware that his incarnation of The Incredible Hulk is his incarnation of Dr. Banner (David) plus poor poor Dr. Banner will have 2 try & stay facially hidden from him 4 as long/much as possible after what happens 2 a Dr. Elaina Marks (the Betty Ross of the Original Live Action Incredible Hulk Tv Series) as well as what he (Jack McGee) thinks happened 2 his incarnation of poor poor Dr. Banner which he (Dr. David Bruce Banner) won't be able 2 do by himself every single time + Jack McGee came mighty close a # of times of seeing his face after what happened 2 Dr. Elaina Marks especially with there later on being a 10 Thousand US Dollar bounty/reward on his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) head 4 info that leads 2 his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) apprehension/capture & whoever gives Jack McGee that info will only get the 10 thousand US Dollar reward of a bounty if Dr. Banner's/The Hulk's apprehended/captured which is a big/huge as if since this incarnation/version of Jack McGee AKA the local incarnation/version of General Thaddeus Ross hasn't had any luck at so far especially even with some help!
Blonsky’s monster is called The Abomination
The tease of what happened to Mr Blue with his head expanding was that he was becoming another classic comic Hulk villain: The Leader
Woahhhhhh!
@@tktopmoviesTim Roth is a great actor (he has an amazing string of indie movies in the 90s); IMO he does a lot in this film w what could have been a very routine role (so does William Hurt), and he "Abominates" again in She-Hulk, in a very unexpected way ...
The security guard he gave the free pizza to was the actor who played the Incredible Hulk in the TV series. Nice little cameo for fans.
Oh that's awesome to hear he was incorporated in that way! Love that!!
Lou Farigno! I used to watch that show with my mom as a kid!
@@joellenglass2344 I used to watch it too I thought it was awesome. That and of course there's 70 Spider-Man movies where he's crawling around on the floor and he make it look like he's going up the side of a building lol. We're definitely showing our age.
You will also see that graduate student Bruce bribed with pizza in the computer lab in a few future MCU films.
@@russellwood8750 Yeah the Marvel stuff in the mid to late 70s The Incredible Hulk TV series, Doctor Strange TV-Movie, Spider-man TV series, Captain America TV- Movies Friday and Saturday night I miss those times.
Here are some fun facts. This movie was supposed to be a sequel to the 2003 Hulk movie and despite the 2003 Hulk movie not being Cannon to the MCU there are elements to the story that applied to this version of Bruce Banner. For example Betty hasn't seen Bruce in 5 years since the lab accident. Bruce has no control over the Hulk action he's his own personality until Dr. Sterns treatment which gave Bruce the ability to control the hulk's actions only if he's the one who triggers the transformation. The Hulk has the ability to jump into atmosphere. The hulk's base level strength is 350 tons which is about the same weight of the empire State building. There are other Marvel characters that are stronger then the Hulk but due to the fact that the hulk gets stronger the longer a fight goes on or the angry he gets so give me enough time he can defeat any opponent. Not to mention his instant healing ability.
Oh wow!!!! He sure is incredible. Thanks for watching with us and we loved reading these fun facts!!
The reason why the intro was so quick is because this isn't the first Hulk movie... The original movie was called HULK (2003) where it had the full back story and everything but it didn't do so well so they then made the Incredible Hulk which was like soft reboot.
It was a full reboot. The Eric Bana Hulk movie has nothing to do with the MCU... at least not yet. You never know with the multiverse.
Oh wow!! That's cool to know! We really enjoyed this one!
Guys, Stan Lee makes a cameo in every MCU movie up until he passed away in 2018
Glad we spotted him correctly in these last 2 movies hahaa!! Love that he makes these cameos
And a couple after that - he pre-taped some
Captain Marvel was his last cameo if I'm not mistaken.
@@RobGamesOn he has one in Endgame that was recorded before his death
@@tktopmovies how do y'all love birds like/what do y'all love birds think of my comments on your Halloween 1978 Reaction Video, Friday the 13th 1980 Reaction Video & A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984 Reaction Video?
When Bruce was watching TV in Brazil, when he changes to another channel after Sesame Street, the actor in the black and white show is Bill Bixby. He played David Bruce Banner in the 70's Hulk TV show also starring Lou Ferrigno. Nice touch to include him after his passing. I used to watch that show when I was a kid.
Oh wow!!! Thanks for sharing that with us!
The reason for the warp-speed origin at the start was that a very large portion of the 2008 audience was already very familiar with the Hulk's origin, even if they never read the comics.
There was the 1980s series, with Lou Ferrigno (pizza-eating guard) as the Hulk and Bill Bixby (seen on the TV in Brazil, early on) as Banner. This is where Bixby's "you wouldn't like me when I'm angry" catchphrase [that Banner mangles in Portuguese] comes from.
Then in the 1990s, there were TV films that continued the series, and there were constant Hulk animated series.
And in 2003 (only 5 years previous) there was the non-MCU movie "Hulk" (dir. Ang Lee, Eric Bana as Banner), which is why this one is "The Incredible Hulk". So they zipped through the parts that many knew (radiation, angry, green, strong) and only highlighted the new elements (Banner was trying to alter chemistry rather than a random exposure, the military wants super-soldiers) later.
For the films, things that happened over a number of years in the comics are necessarily compressed. (For example, Happy and Pepper don't appear until the 7th Iron Man story, and Jim Rhodes doesn't show up until the 1970s; Stane was not a betraying partner, but a villainous corporate raider who debuted later in the series yet.) So it amuses me that this film gets a big "reveal" out of Betty being Gen. Ross's daughter, when that is established from the get-go in the comics. I mean, literally before Bruce first transforms we get the general disliking that Betty is dating a "milksop scientist" when he thinks she should marry a military man. Nicely reworked.
R.I.P. William Hurt. you WILL be missed. You are the second MCU actor we loved that was robbed from us… by cancer.
Oh wow…may he rest in peace ❤
The character blonsky is Abomination, hulks nemisis. The scientists head growing with gamma name is the leader. He also gets infected his head is big like a cone head but with unlimited intelligence.
He uses gamma create monsters in 80s cartoon incredible hulk show.
Last the security guard name Lue Ferigno from the original 70s 80s show Incredible Hulk. Check the pilot first episode.
The first trasformation is a classic.
Woah thanks for letting us know that!! And thanks for watching with us :)
RIP to William hurt ( general Ross) great actor passed away last year
Oh wow.... didn't realize that :( May he rest in peace!!
FYI wanna let you know that after this movie, Hulk gets recast with Mark Ruffalo, as well as Rhodey with Don Cheadle
Ohhhhh! Thank you!!!!
Whew. They almost had a genuine reaction seeing that for themselves. Thanks to your quick thinking, we’ve dodged that bullet.
@@keleynal4424 this wasn't a plot detail lol, better to say it now otherwise they would've been confused
@@c-mc what? Yes, obviously! Could I have made that more obvious? I thought I was already way over the top. Who wants to watch anyone go through what so many of us went through in theaters watching it for the first time? They could have been thrown off for many multiple seconds! That confused look that could have crossed their faces- ugh- no one wants to see that. Yes, please spare them any possible moment of that. Hopefully, my sincerity came through properly this time.
Fun fact; the military helicopter type that General and Betty Ross were on is nicknamed 'Jolly Green Giant'. So, we had Abomination hanging from a Jolly Green Giant with a not so jolly green giant hanging on to him.
That 3rd transformation always gets me with how painful it is for Bruce Banner to transform into Hulk. Also, one of Hulk's abilities is that he draws more strength from his anger. The angrier he gets, the more powerful he becomes. It shows that Hulk can bench-press a tank without breaking a sweat, but his strength is virtually limitless. To answer any questions, Bruce Banner's grasp over Hulk depends on HOW he transforms. If it happens voluntarily, Hulk has more of an ability to reason and comprehend things. But if it happens through uncontrollable stimuli, like anger, Hulk is the living equivalent of a wrecking ball.
“Living equivalent of a wrecking ball” oooooh! Yes!!!! That’s spot on!!! Thanks for enjoying with us 😊
@@tktopmovies It was my honor, guys.
Tim Roth, who was the lead in Lie To Me was also in Rob Roy (and many other projects!).
Lie To Me was a good series! We've never heard of Rob Roy before!!
@@tktopmovies you should see it. It also has Liam Neeson and Jessica Lange.
(At 32:12) The Abomination stands two feet taller than The Incredible Hulk measuring up to 11 ft. which means Hulk is naturally 9 ft tall.
In the comics it's different The Abomination is shorter than The Hulk.
Fun Fact: Edward Norton actually did the motion capture for the hulk so BTS he painted his whole face green with dots to capture him, just like the transformation scene was pure perfection.
Oh really??! That's awesome to hear how that happend behind the scenes! Thanks for sharing that with us!!
@@tktopmovies 😊
The opening credits does two things, it quickly established his origin, but also it closely resembles some of the 70s/80s TV show credits.
Ed Norton is great in the role, but I think it was a great choice for Mark Ruffalo to take over for the rest of the MCU phases.
Love Mark Ruffalo as an actor! Happy to hear he will continue on as the Hulk (Even though Edward Norton is awesome!)
The scene in the college where the guy who didn’t bat an eye. I believe there’s a deleted scene where the reason he let him use the computer, is because he recognized Bruce and he’s a fan
Fun Fact: This movie marks the 4th time that Edward Norton played a character with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder).
Primal Fear
Fight Club
The Score (2001)
Oh wow...we've never seen any of those ones! Would you recommend??
@@tktopmovies yes
Glad to see you continue! Great reaction to the only Hulk solo movie in the MCU.
Thank you for enjoying with us! We enjoyed this one!!
The thunder reminds him of his father (hulk 2003)
The joke with the purple pants is that hulk always wore purple pants in the comic books.
Ohhhh! Lol! Thanks for mentioning that! Haha
It was the super soldier serum Blonsky got. It was an attempt to replicate cap’s serum. However, it had side effects when the doses got too high. Banner tried to replicate the serum but used gamma rays instead of vita rays, which turned him into hulk.
So the guy (William Hurt) who plays General Ross actually died a few years ago. So the new marvel movie with General Ross in it will be played now by Harrison Ford. “Thunderbolts” is coming in 2025
Oh good to know! Thanks for sharing that info with us!
The Hulk's origin is essentially this: Bruce as a child had an abusive father, who thought Bruce was a 'monster' because of his seemingly unnatural intellect as a young kid. This caused Bruce to develop dissociative identity disorder to cope, repressing his anger and his rage into this persona. Bruce then had to watch as his father beat his mother to death in a fit of rage, causing him to further suppress and channel his anger into this other identity. This is never really gone into in the MCU at all, primarily because there've been several other Hulk origin films/series (most notably Ang Lee's Hulk from 2003)
In the comics his alternate identity is unleashed after his exposure to radiation from an an experimental gamma bomb, absorbing huge amounts of gamma radiation after rushing to rescue a teenager from the testing field who was dared by his friends to go out there. Now, upon becoming enraged, the gamma radiation triggers a physical transformation and suppresses his normal identity, letting THE HULK loose, a creature of pure anger.
In the MCU the military is trying to re-create the super soldier serum that was used to create Captain America in the 40's, and were unsure what to use to trigger it (as Vita-Rays™ were used in the original process), thus gamma exposure, which results in Bruce's transformation (instead of the bomb story).
A unique ability of his transformation is that the Hulk gets stronger the angrier he gets. In theory he can have infinite strength if you enrage him enough. This is why Abomination is beating him at the start of their fight, but the longer it goes on and the angrier Hulk gets, the tables turn.
The move he uses to put out the flames on the helicopter is a signature move from the comics known as the Thunder Clap, creating a supersonic shockwave (basically a sonic boom).
Mr. Blue, aka Dr. Samuel Stearns, becomes The Leader in the comics, one of Hulk's primary antagonists, who gains super-intellect and the ability to generate gamma-ray blasts from his body.
LOVED reading this comment!!! thanks for being so thoughtful and sharing this information with us!!!
@@tktopmovies 17:53 Betty had amnesia
The Hulk's origin in the comics is way better than the MCU one.
Love starting this journey again with fresh eyes
Thank you so much for enjoying with us!!!!
I like how this is basically two movies and the first one is given to us in pictures during the opening credits LOL
So fun to re-experience these movies through you guys - I think nothing will be able to replicate that moment of cinematic history - a macro story with narratives and character aces - a shared modern myth - told over decade
So happy you’re here enjoying with us!!!! 😊
Love your reactions! Bruce Banner is far from an electrician. He's a former world-renowned scientist with seven PhD's and an I.Q. near-equal, if not the equivalent of Tony Stark's.
Thank you so much for watching and enjoying these movies with us!! We appreciate it! 7 PHD's, woah!!!
@@tktopmovies - Oh, you have no idea what's coming! I can't wait to see your reactions! Have fun!!!
I love this reaction. I subscribed last week and patiently waiting for this. Marvel Mondays!!!!!
Marvel Mondays!!! Yes! We are so happy that you’re here and enjoying these movies with us! Thank you very much! So far, the MCU has been fantastic! Looking forward to Iron Man 2 next Monday!
There are many call backs and references to The Incredible Hulk TV Series of the 70’s.
Other than the cameo of Lou Ferrigno; the original Hulk, as a security guard; there were others:
- The chair Banner sits in when doing his Gamma experiment and the red DANGER sign is based off of the chair used in the pilot episode of the show.
- Culver University was based off of The Culver Institute where Banner worked in the Pilot Episode.
- As Banner was changing channels, he turns on an episode of “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father”; which starred Bill Bixby.
- Each time that Banner hulked out, you saw his eyes turn green. On the series, they had Banner’s eyes turn white.
- During the fight between the Hulk and the Army, two college students witness the battle. One of the students was Jack McGee; a nod to the character played by Jack Colvin in the TV show. Both McGee’s were reporters for newspapers.
LOVED reading all of these references to the series from the 70's! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!!!
@@tktopmovies - Also several notes from 'The Lonely Man' (the theme from The Incredible Hulk TV series were used in this movie's score).
@@tktopmovies- when Hulk uses two halves of a police car as boxing gloves is taken straight out of 'The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction' video game.
Stan Lee makes a cameo in all 23 movies until his passing in 2018 before the marvel movie Endgame , which came out in 2019.
BANNER IS SUPER SMART, HE HAS 7 PHDS COMPARED TO STARK'S 2.
Oh wow!!! He is waaaaay smarter than we originally thought!!
You guys wouldn't really know that there are 2 references to the 70's tv series The Incredible Hulk. Did you miss the tv show in the beginning of the film and the scene where Bruce hands the security guard the pizza?
Trust me, It was a brilliant touch by the film makers to include the 2 actors who first played both characters.
I feel like they did Hulk dirty in the MCU because the bug guy only has one movie while Iron Man and Cap. America got 3 movies and Thor has 4 movies while the Guardians of the Galaxy has 3 movies with others having at 2 movies.
"Marvel Movie " is often confusing because of the history of the movie rights between the Disney, Sony, Fox, and Universal.
The Marvel Logo is at the beginning of tons of movies, but many aren’t related to the MCU.
Most superhero movies that have been released since 2000, are based on Marvel comic books. But Marvel themselves didn’t start actually making their own movies until the MCU in 2008.
Marvel went bankrupt in 1996 so they had to sell the movie rights of their most popular characters for barely any money. The studios who bought those rights would go on to make tons of money off these unfairly cheap purchases.
*20th Century Fox Studios:*
X-Men (2000)
Daredevil (2003)
X2 (2003)
Elektra (2005)
Fantastic Four (2005)
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)
X-Men: First Class (2011)
The Wolverine (2013)
X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)
Fantastic Four (2015)
Deadpool (2016)
X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)
Logan (2017)
Deadpool 2 (2018)
Dark Phoenix (2019)
The New Mutants (2020)
*Sony pictures Columbia Studios:*
Spider-Man 1 (2002)
Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Ghost Rider 1 (2007)
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
Ghost Rider 2 (2011)
{[Then they Rebooted Spider-Man]}
Amazing Spider-Man 1 (2012)
Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
{[Basically rebooted Spider-Man again but without Spider-Man. Using his side characters as main charactes.])
Venom 1 (2018)
Venom 2 (2021)
Morbius (2022)
Madame Web (2024)
*New Line Cinema:*
Blade 1 (1998 )
Blade 2 (2002 )
Blade 3 (2004)
*Universal Pictures:*
Hulk (2003) {{{{-Not "The Incredible Hulk" (2008), which is part of the MCU.}}}}
Oh wow!!!! Thanks for sharing all of this info with us!!!!
36:09 The person at the end of Ironman who said we are putting a team together was "Nick" Fury He is an American spy, the Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the founder of the Avengers.
Speaking of, this is the only MCU Phase 1 film without Nick Fury, though he is mentioned.
*Love you guys energy!*
That made us smile :) Thank you so much!!
I rreally like your reactions. Its clear you both are paying a lot of attention to the movie, and make excellent comments.
You're the best, Denny! Thank you so much!!
NICK FURY AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D, told Tony about the Avengers!
The main difference between hulk and abomination is the more the hilk is taged the mote his strength increases.....No Limit !!!!😤😤
Oh man! I'm jealous and excited for you guys to start this decade long journey into these works of art. I wish I could go back and feel it all for the first time again. But seeing guys is the next best thing. My boys and I saw them ALL in theaters. For some perspective my youngest was 8yrs old when we seen Iron Man and End game on his 19th birthday. 🙂 Enjoy enjoy enjoy!
If you haven't been told already, you really need to watch the Marvel One-Shot mini-films as part of your MCU journey. They are short side stories that provide some of the connective tissue between the main films. But they need to be watched after specific films with which they connect;
"The Consultant" can be watched after "The Incredible Hulk" or "Iron Man 2."
"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" can be watched between "Iron Man 2" and "Thor."
"Item 47" takes place immediately after "The Avengers."
"Agent Carter" takes place immediately after "Captain America: The First Avenger" (but wasn't released until "Iron Man 3."
"All Hail the King" takes place after Iron Man 3 (but was released with "Thor: The Dark World.")
Some reaction channels include the One-Shots, most don't. But they provide some of the connective tissue that unites the MCU a little more strongly. Plus, "All Hail the King" has important ramifications for one of the films in Phase 4 of the MCU.
The ability hulk uses to extinguish the fire called the Thunder Clap ✌️
Blonsky is called Abomination and no he doesn’t look like that in the comics he is green just like Hulk, but has a couple of different features.
bruce and betty r THE marvel couple.. they definitely love each other to no end and the military has destroyed their ability to be together.. that is why she acted the way she did when she saw him
The culver security guard banner gave the pizza too is the hulk from the tv series in the 70s and 80s and when bruce was buying strechy pants in the movie near the beginning the tv series hulk show theme played when bruce was in guatamala
Oh that's awesome haha! Love that!
Nick Fury is the guy with the eye patch from the Iron Man movie.
DON'T MAKE ME HUNGRY, IS A PLAY OFF HIS CLASSIC LINE FROM THE OLD HULK TV SERIES. "DON'T MAKE ME ANGRY, YOU WOULDN'T LIKE ME IF I WAS ANGRY.
Nice reaction - you might like to watch the 2003 Hulk as a comparison - the filmmaker is Ang Lee, known initially for arthouse drama, including Emma Thompson's Sense and Sensibility, before breaking out w the classic wuxia Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon - the early 2000s they were still experimenting w the superhero movie template - Lee approached Hulk as pop Greek tragedy, fascinating stuff - the producers weren't quite satisfied w the box office, so they did this more traditional film, which did similar box office
- both this film and the 2003 film have a very strong romance at the center - Betty's even in some ways the protagonist of the 2003 film - I often feel the central female characters are summarily dismissed during fan discussion of reboots or revivals, tho they're often as crucial to a film's story and emotional impact as the villain - Bruce's connection to Betty is a defining aspect of his character, and both Liv Tyler and Jennifer Connelly do excellent work in the fairly strong roles they're given in these films -
- in any case, after these 2 Hulk films, the question still hung in the air about how to "solve" Hulk onscreen (I like both these films a lot, and they're well regarded, but they didn't hit the box office stratosphere) - the MCU would solve it to everyone's satisfaction several years later w the Avengers, using Hulk now as a standout supporting character, and this seemed to strike a perfect balance
- for Marvel, the most iconic characters traditionally are Spidey, Hulk, and Fantastic Four - which is exactly why Marvel had earlier sold the rights to these heroes - which is why they started their MCU w more second tier heroes like Thor and Iron Man, since they still had those rights - and then, once the MCU really took off, ppl were looking at Sony's Spidey films and the F4 films as faltering renditions (tho Raimi's films are well regarded) - the MCU Ruffalo Hulk proved so popular, and then they hit it out of the park again w Spidey's arrival as a supporting figure in Civil War
- the reason I'm giving this backstory is because this is what's at stake w all the talk now of Fantastic 4 - a studio merger finally brought Fantastic 4 back into MCU ownership - they're another set of beloved icons who ppl have been waiting to see done properly - and after years of careful preparation, now the MCU is finally starting to reveal their approach to Marvel's First Family - so ppl are very excited
Love Bruce and Betty's chemistry!! And woah, we've never seen Fantastic 4 but it sounds like it would be epic to check out!! Thanks for enjoying with us :)
@@tktopmoviesThey have great chemistry, I agree - and I suggest you try the 2003 version (Nick Nolte is one of the most unique comic book villains ever, both frightening and ridiculous and epic, almost like a real-life dysfunctional parent as seen by their child)
- re Fantastic 4, I meant that many ppl think that nobody's made a proper Fantastic 4 film yet, even tho they're so iconic
- B-movie maestro Roger Corman did a throwaway version in the 90s to keep the rights,
then there was a so-so popular comedic version in the 00s, plus its sequel, which fit the style of the time;
then an ambitious version in 2015 that got chopped up by the producers and ended up a notorious critical and commercial flop
- so I meant ppl are excited that the MCU will finally make their own version now - I was just talking about the buzz for this upcoming movie
Bruce, and Hulk, go through some changes before you see them again. Subtle though. I wonder if you will even notice?
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When you get to IRON MAN 2, you'll notice that they changed the actor playing Tony's Best Friend, Rhodey.
Tho Original actor, Terrence Howard, was replaced by Don Cheadle; who plays "Rhodey" a.k.a
War Machine from here on out. 👍☺
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It's interesting to watch reactions from people that have no knowledge of the characters. I had a basic knowledge of most of them from old cartoon shows
Everything i wanted to tell you guys, the recasts, the security guard with the pizza, the Stan Lee cameos all been covered. But i will say I'm here for the ride. Edit: i will say Mr. Blue returns in a yet to be released movie. I think next year
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@@tktopmovies The Gamma Equipment intro of this film is very reminiscent of 1977 or 1978 - 1982 original live action The Incredible Hulk Tv Series only difference Jack McGee the news reporter version of General Thunderbolt Ross in the live action Incredible Hulk Tv Series is completely clueless/unaware that his incarnation of The Incredible Hulk is his incarnation of Dr. Banner (David) plus poor poor Dr. Banner will have 2 try & stay facially hidden from him 4 as long/much as possible after what happens 2 a Dr. Elaina Marks (the Betty Ross of the Original Live Action Incredible Hulk Tv Series) as well as what he (Jack McGee) thinks happened 2 his incarnation of poor poor Dr. Banner which he (Dr. David Bruce Banner) won't be able 2 do by himself every single time + Jack McGee came mighty close a # of times of seeing his face after what happened 2 Dr. Elaina Marks especially with there later on being a 10 Thousand US Dollar bounty/reward on his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) head 4 info that leads 2 his (Dr. David Bruce Banner's/The Hulk's) apprehension/capture & whoever gives Jack McGee that info will only get the 10 thousand US Dollar reward of a bounty if Dr. Banner's/The Hulk's apprehended/captured which is a big/huge as if since this incarnation/version of Jack McGee AKA the local incarnation/version of General Thaddeus Ross hasn't had any luck at so far especially even with some help!
Just now got to watch this, lol so Marvel Monday will happen quick this go around 😂
Wooohoooo! Can't wait! Thanks for being here :)
I don’t know if you know but Lou forriggno was the original hulk in the 70s ❤
My favourite part of this movie was Tony Stark showing up at the end. It wasn't a bad movie, but not great.
If you're searching for a fantastic movie with Tim Roth (the Abomination), I can't recommend "Four Rooms" enough. It features a stellar cast with Madonna, Marisa Tomei, Bruce Willis, Antonio Banderas and was directed by (among other) Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez.
Oh wow, we've never heard of that!! Thanks for the recommendation :)
Spoiler alert: the story was told in a MCU Cannon comic book. Mr. Blue AKA Dr Samuel sterns became a Hulk villain name the leader and was captured by a shield agent called Black widow.
Why are you throwing spoilers at them? The fun of reactor videos is they are just learning about stuff we already know.
@@meajur- anyone who has ever read any of the Hulk comics and novels knows Dr. Samuel Sterns becomes the villian The Leader....where Abomination was pure brute strength, The Leader was pure intelligent intellect.
The tone of the film is what people cry about what Marvel should be,
But nobody showd up for the film ..
I think that is because despite a history of being a TV show and cartoon Hulk was never as popular as the main Marvel Superheroes. He has a more cult like following. And this film was a better take than the first Hulk movie...And what Hulk has become within the MCU now is disappointing
@@AJimiDigginKat MCU didn't make any changes to the Hulk that hadn't already been done in the comics.
@@gryndyl The humor tone for Hulk now compared to this movie is far from his core.
I think I've only watched this movie one time before and didn't include it in my Marvel Marathon becuase it's a different actor and didn't truly feel like it belonged in the same MCU universe as later. And I've watched the Hulk in a Movie and TV series before, so knew his overall story. But it was cool to see this now with you. Oh, yeah, Stan Lee is in all I think? Better look out for him!! :D
Still the best onscreen Hulk.
Edward Norton is the best 👌
He did a great job in this role, totally!!
This is the best hulk🔥🔥🔥..thanos won't stand a chance 😅
I scrolled down a little and didn't see anyone mention: Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all take place in the same week (according to tie-in comics).
Also: Will you be watching the shorts? None of the other reactors I've watched have and I feel they miss out on quite a bit of stuff by watching only the movies and episodes.
Ohhh wow! Within the same week?! That's cool to know! Thanks for sharing that! And for now we will be sticking to the movies! But that would be cool to check out sometime :)
Edward Norton will always be the Hulk and Bruce Banner for me Liv Tyler and Edward Norton chemistry was beautiful❤
Liv Tyler would just talk about how "Edward is such a great guy, he's sweet and wonderful, we've met on social events a couple of times and how she was just grateful to work with him." They recently just hanged out at a game a few days ago, they both brought there kids. 😊
Oh that is so heartwarming to hear!!! Love that they have a true good friendship still to this day! Thanks for sharing that with us :)
@@tktopmovies 🙏🏽😊
let’s go!
Let's gooooo! Thanks for being here!!
What they gave him was not the same thing banner used. More like the super serum that they gave Captain America
Fav movie❤
Loved it!! Thanks for watching with us!
They recast Bruce Banner ( Ed Norton). Marvel and Ed Norton had major disagreements about the character. The replacement, Mark Ruffalo does an outstanding job. Also you need to watch the short "The Consultant". It's about 8 minutes and explains why Stark went to see General Ross
Thanks for letting us know!! Mark Ruffalo is a great actor, looking forward to see how he portrays The Hulk moving forward!
Before you get to The Avengers film, you should watch the deleted scenes from the ones that take place before it. Most scenes you can watch are removed for the runtime.
That would be sweet to check out!! Thanks :)
@@tktopmovies- there is a deleted scene from this movie (the opening arctic sequence with Banner & Hulk) that the first Avenger's movie makes reference to.
Reaction please to hulk 2003 with eric bana
Bruce banner becomes Hulk
I came onto your channel through your Iron Man reaction, which was really, really great.
This Hulk reaction, though, is rather "stressful" in terms of editing. It changes scene every 2 or 3 seconds, sometimes in the middle of a sentence, almost. So, not so enjoyable, I must say 😞 Is it another editor than for Iron Man?
Anyway, I'll see you next Monday!
Movie audio is very low
It would be good for you to watch the Agent Carter TV show (only two seasons) as well to learn more about Peggy Carter and Howard Stark, who you'll meet in Captain America: The First Avenger.
Oh that would be awesome to check out! Thanks for the suggestion!
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Bronsky alter ego is the Abomination. If they would of made another Hulk mr blue will be called The Leader
Ohhhh! That's good to know!! Thanks for sharing that! Abomination is scary!!
IF YOU STA ON THIS JOURNEY AND YOU GUYS GET TO WATCH THE SHE HULK SERIES, YOU'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO ABOMINATION.
Ooooh okay!! Thanks for letting us know! That would be cool!
In my opinion the original tv show hulk from the 70s is so much better the the movie
I bet that show was awesome!!!
@@tktopmovies it was
After The Incredible Hulk TV series abruptly ended (and without an actual final episode ending) due to a foolish studio head executive outright cancelling all the superhero shows because he didn't want CBS to be known as the superhero station - CBS also carried and aired, Wonder Woman & (a live-action) Spider-Man series, they also aired two Captain America (pilot) TV films, a Dr. Strange (TV pilot film) which all 3 never picked up for a series, along with The Incredible Hulk...(which was the longest running TV series out of all of them)... thankfully, several Incredible Hulk TV movies were made in the late 80s & early 90s (with many of the TV stars reprising their roles) which wrapped up the previous open storylines from the series...and they even introduced several other Marvel heroes & villains as well (such The Mighty Thor, Daredevil, The Kingpin & a female spy who was precursor to Black Widow). Sadly all of those TV movies came to a sudden end (they intended to make even more TV movies), when actor Bill Bixby (who played Dr. Banner) passed away from prostate cancer. RIP 😢
The TV series was nominated for and won several Emmys & other sci-fi/fantasy awards.
the 2003 Hulk movie is much better than this boring movie
This movie is absolute💩💩
I think this movie is ok but not necessary for a first time MCU reaction. Plus it’s not really canon according to the creators of the MCU as we know it.
It’s an ok movie though but definitely at the bottom of my list. Even with Edward Norton.
We really enjoyed it!
@@tktopmovies that’s good to know I think you’ll have a blast going forward then because this is considered one of the weaker movies storywise. Edward Norton is great though.