I don't care what people say about this film. This one scene is a masterpiece. I still get that same feeling I got as a child. You know those feeling you remember but know you will never feel again. It's like a dreamlike emptiness. Praise to the art department and set design. The house is so empty yet full of so much meaning. Almost like a model home. And outside...just nothing...oblivion...like a wasteland. The music just is perfect, what a score! I will always have he image of a mother protecting her son, only to die clutching her chest from a knife wound and dying in what feels like a void. A memory. Breathtaking. A true masterpiece.
=,( usted tiene tanta razon somos pocos los que entendemos esta pelicula no el tipico cine de estados unidos explosiones groserias bromas absurdas gana el heroe pierde el villano tiene la verdadera escencia de una pelicula perfeccion dedicacion sentimientos inteligencia.... sus palabras me han echo llorar......
The best comment ever seen on this movie, I remember I was 8 years old when I saw this movie and it changed my life and still have impressed my memories and feeling about various scene and emotions of pain and anger that sti today I am so much relation to it. So yeah one of the best movie ever seen.
This is my favourite scene in this movie! "And in that one moment I took everything that was dear to me and transformed it into nothing more than a memory" Such tragic words.
@Mike the robot inkling but it was because ross shutdown David's research before it could find a cure for Bruce's mutation that caused everything that happened in the flashback
When I ever feel hopeless or deeply depressed I constantly come back and watch this scene. It gives me a reason why I should keep going without breaking.
"And in that one moment, I took everything that was dear to me and transformed it, into nothing more than a memory." Those were the most powerful words throughout this scene. Just hearing those words as your watching young Bruce with those sad eyes looking at his mom with her hand on her on chest crawling out was really depressing. That's why I say this is the best Hulk movie out of every one because the storyline was magnificent. I can't stand it when certain people say is that they didn't like the CGI into how they made the hulk. Well what more the hell could you expect, that was the technology back then. Hate it or love it but I wish that they would have never replaced Eric Bana. His version and him as a actor alone should have been in the Avengers.
The scene where she gets stabbed is the one thing I remember from that movie...it almost makes me cry because of how real it felt and you could see the love she had for her son
This scene gives me so much nostalgia. The music is so fitting and towards the end the music really connects. I remember this movie for its music and its deep story that it has.
Watching this movie at almost 18 compared to a child, it hit me hard and got me to tear up. This scene gives me the goose bumbs everytime i watch it and it amazes me everytime
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear.
Yet out of all that chaos. There was nothing but the screaming agony of a Father forcing himself to kill his only son. Fearing him to bare the weight of a monster. When in his sons eyes, even if he didn’t admit it. He was the monster
David was obsessed with finding answers to advancement beyond natures intent that he lost his grasp on what life really means. The effort to love and struggle. He loved bruce at the start, and while he was aware that he may have distorted his family dream, it still made him hopeful. He didn't want to believe the extent of his sons tainted DNA. He became desperate trying to overturn his mistake so much and couldnt keep his focus any longer on anything except an end. And when his last hope of taking back his regret was lost, he surrendered his own sense of morality. And was completely willing to destroy everything that tethered his humanity just to save the future from suffering the consequences of his failure... He stopped being Bruce's father that day. And instead became a vengeful world purging maniac, who wanted to use the unintentional mistake of power he gave to his own son to do it.
He tried to cure him, knowing eventually Bruce would be a danger to all humanity if he was raised even a tiny bit incorrectly. Ross stopped David from being able to cure him of the biological changes Bruce had in his DNA. David as far as he knew was choosing his son or saving humanity kind. He chose to try to save the world by killing his son. It only brought him pain. He had no idea that the thing that would kickstart Bruce’s genetic mutations would be gamma radiation. As far as he knew, he killed his wife for nothing. That raises the question though, can you blame him for his line of thinking? Had Bruce one day got a chip on his shoulder, or even just went insane, and he could transform without gamma radiation needed for the Hulk, what kind of damage could he do if he was in complete control of that power and used it for evil? He’d basically have force the government to nuke a city, and as we see at the end of this film, a giant gamma ray blast, which is far more powerful than a nuke, wasn’t enough.
One of the comments got it right. It gives you that weird nostalgic feeling when you were a child. They hit it right. When I watched this when I was a kid it made me feel weird then. Brilliant
The actor who played this hulk should have been in all of the Hulk movies, including the Avengers. That would've completed my childhood. Same goes for Toby McGuire as Spiderman
The 2008 movie was meant to be a sequel, which is why it starts in South America. Eric Bana didn’t even think about doing another film during the first so he said no. Also, Hulk was apparently received poorly at the time, and the MCU didn’t exist yet. Probably seemed like a waste of time with what might’ve been another dud.
Such an emotional and powerful scene played brilliantly by Nick Nolte and one of his finest moments. Brings a lump to ones throat. Ang Lee deserves a lot of credit for this film. The best Hulk in my opinion.
I have a feeling that this might be based it off of the ultimates, Because David banner creating a genetic bioweapon for the government, Bruce Banner experimenting with Nanites powered by gamma radiation, it all kind of sounds like when Bruce Banner created a very Ethan of the super soldier serum in ultimates. Then again I kind of feel like part of marvel comics good writing comes from the ultimate line as well as newer, Better writers and illustrators for the comics Like Brian Michael Bendis And Mark Millar Who also worked on some of the mainstream comics, the TV series, movies And video games based off of the modern comics and influence the comics even more And maybe just maybe the blade movie all had some part play in the modernization and cinematic storytelling of the modern marvel comics and movies. Either that or the general modernization Of most media in the late 90s and early 2000s
People thing David is the villain but I disagree Ross is the real villain despite everything David had done David was the victim because let's not forget Ross was the one who ruined David and Bruce his life's and the creation of the hulk because he was the one who shut down and destroy David's work and fired him. But if Ross didn't would David had been a cure for Bruce thus not ruining there lives or David still wouldn't able to find a cure nonetheless
This one scene sticks out for me for the entire film. The screenwriting, the score, Nick Nolte’s acting…say what you want to about the film, but this scene here was pure beauty.
Cole Nalle am I the only one that thinks deep down he does love Bruce and originally wanted to better for him at first but just went a little crazy because he couldn't cure him
@@glx3846 yes but I always thought it was his in ability to cure Bruce and the loss of his research and wife caused him to go mad he was shown working on a cure after he found out Bruce was infected by his experiment until Ross fired him then once he found out what Bruce became he fell in love with the hulk
Mad respect to Edith Banner here. Even though dying from a stab wound, she still tried to save her son by letting him escape, and also warn everyone of the upcoming explosion, even if by then it was too late. Bruce may have his father's darkness in him , but also has his mother's compassion as a counterbalance.
''E nesse momento eu tomei tudo que era caro a mim e transformei-o em nada mais do que uma memória.'' Que palavras tristes....essa é a melhora cena do filme sem dúvida.
Its in the last 45 seconds of this video you know that there is a line drawn in the sand between the thinking moviegoers and the Least Common Denominator Americans. Pure Art.
To be honest, sometimes I imagine that this is the solo film to Mark Ruffalo's Hulk. There's just so much here. This film had its mistakes, but it certainly wasn't two dimensional.
Oh please, Edward Norton is the one who even established Mark Ruffalo's Hulk. Bana and Norton's Hulk's were beasts while Mark's is a joke. It's very shameful what Marvel did to our big green monster
During the flashback Bruce realises David accidentally stabbed Edith in the chest and she collapsed and died and Bruce transformed into Hulk and he seeks revenge on David for murdering Edith
I always found this scene shocking when I watched it as a kid. I still find it shocking but I appreciate what it explores e.g. emotions and relationships (thank goodness it's only a film and not real life too). I just don't understand why there was a green explosion as Bruce's mother ran into the desert. According to the hulk wiki hulk.wikia.com/wiki/Hulk_(2003_film) it's because Bruce trnasformed into the hulk when he was a child and stopped his father from harming him, the green explosion represented his rage and the hulk being released. Still if anyone has their own explanation or the director's intended explanation, that'd be great to hear.
When Ross informs David that he is off the project due to his disregard for protocol, David sets a thirty-minute timer for gamma decontamination. That was what it was, in a literal, narrative sense, but I think it's an excellent for what has happened to Bruce internally, destruction of the family design and his innocence.
@@elijahbrink4596 Are you serious?...look around. If I have to explain it you are too far gone to be saved. And at this point the only wrong part about my statement is most of humanity doesn't realize it but there are many who do...the ones controlling the narrative that is shifting humanity away from morals and values.
this film was totally underrated. The new one is crap compared. the only thing you find bad of this movie is the CGI but I can live with that and just see a movie with good story and artistic visuall.
es la mejor escena de la película, increíble narración por parte de Nolte y poderoso sentimiento de pérdida que inserta Lee. En conclusión, quedará para el recuerdo las palabras lastimosas de Nolte, la mujer muriendo delante de la explosión y la inconfundible música de Danny Elfman.
as boring as this movie is this is one of the rare well-acted scenesit's truly heartbreaking how David Banner went from a loving husband/father to an over-eager scientist willing to push the boundaries for breakthroughas a result he hurt his own son, his wife and the life he once cherished
@TheKibawolf15 Don't know...I'd recommend checking out the soundtrack. There's a track called Bruce's Memories and another one called The Truth Revealed. Check those out.
The real reason why David went evil He realized his son had radioactive blood & also his body system even when he was infant He didn't notice before he did that Then when Thaddeus Ross ruined his lab caused the father to get triggered
I now understand why this was deleted. They didn’t want us to have a deeper connection to his father or relate and sympathize with him potentially steering us away from the protagonist as we would have ultimately been on the antagonists side in the long run if this had been kept in the original film…
Betty Ross should've not left the secret base. If she hadn't, she could've tried to stop Glenn Talbot from abusing him to get a piece of his alter-ego, the Hulk, for his own gain which is revenge against Bruce whom he had the grudge against since before Bruce became the Hulk from an accidental overdose of Gamma Rays in the lab while he was saving a man's life there earlier and then injuring Talbot for abusing Bruce in his own home.
This is a great scene, Nick Nailed it. But how the Hell did Hulk's Origin go from Banner Saving some guy from a field experience into Daddy Banner (if you notice Nick is using the Name from the 70s TV show, David Banner) passing on the genes into his baby and then he feels the need to murder him before he grows up... instead he kills the woman he loves. Now that is just sick.
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear
Amost all the time people mention this movie all I hear is *It sucks* Then I found out something quite interesting. Although this movie was released in 2003, it had been in development since 1990 and by 2000 the script had already been modified or rewritten by 12 different people. What we saw in 2003 was Ang lee and James Schamus work. It was amazing if not perfect but it could have also been a complete flop after all those years and all those people got involved.
So Bruce's Dad was going to kill Bruce because of the DNA he put in him Poor Bruce he was Tramitized at that moment I can tell by the look on his face after when his Dad comes bursting out the room
Can someone list me all the movies/TV series from 2004 onwards where characters (only kids, young and adult men/women) are tied in water tanks like Bruce in Hulk?
@@lucianoosorio4272 the movie had jumpscare because of the director nature Green Goblin jumpscare his transformation Doc Ock jumpscare hospital Venom jumpscare mirror but not shown Spider-Man 4 old version Carnage would probably have a screamer Spider-Man 4 final version Nothing it didn't have a jumpscare But the movie was rated PG-13 & it had controversial stuff that it was going to be R but it's toned down
I don't get what's so pretentious about that quote. It shows how degraded his mind has become. And, the whole scene is supposed to have a dream-like quality about it.
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear
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I don't care what people say about this film. This one scene is a masterpiece. I still get that same feeling I got as a child. You know those feeling you remember but know you will never feel again. It's like a dreamlike emptiness. Praise to the art department and set design. The house is so empty yet full of so much meaning. Almost like a model home. And outside...just nothing...oblivion...like a wasteland. The music just is perfect, what a score! I will always have he image of a mother protecting her son, only to die clutching her chest from a knife wound and dying in what feels like a void. A memory. Breathtaking. A true masterpiece.
=,( usted tiene tanta razon somos pocos los que entendemos esta pelicula no el tipico cine de estados unidos explosiones groserias bromas absurdas gana el heroe pierde el villano tiene la verdadera escencia de una pelicula perfeccion dedicacion sentimientos inteligencia.... sus palabras me han echo llorar......
Mr. Marooned I like this movie but I couldn't stand this part not because it was bad but because it was so sad it kinda stuck out
The best comment ever seen on this movie, I remember I was 8 years old when I saw this movie and it changed my life and still have impressed my memories and feeling about various scene and emotions of pain and anger that sti today I am so much relation to it. So yeah one of the best movie ever seen.
True I love this scene but I hate that he killed Bruce's mother.
Yeah this scene as well as the scene where David becomes Absorbing Man.
This is my favourite scene in this movie! "And in that one moment I took everything that was dear to me and transformed it into nothing more than a memory" Such tragic words.
it's a tear jerkerI'd be heartbroken if this happened to me
derek96720 true hell
this comment is literally 11 years old, dude are you even still alive?
@@seniorjuanito4297 still kickin'. 😉
@@derek96720 stay well bruh
I love how David's flashback simultaneously functions as Bruce's dream sequence. Brilliant screenwriting.
I don't like general Ross because he was being mean to Bruce and his dad
Paul Presto I often wonder if he ever realised he was also to blame for what happened to bruce
Basically and that memory is what triggered this transformation
@@OkamiiNOmino well what would you do if you found out he killed Bruce mom even tho that was a accident
@Mike the robot inkling but it was because ross shutdown David's research before it could find a cure for Bruce's mutation that caused everything that happened in the flashback
When I ever feel hopeless or deeply depressed I constantly come back and watch this scene. It gives me a reason why I should keep going without breaking.
As do I.
"And in that one moment, I took everything that was dear to me and transformed it, into nothing more than a memory." Those were the most powerful words throughout this scene. Just hearing those words as your watching young Bruce with those sad eyes looking at his mom with her hand on her on chest crawling out was really depressing. That's why I say this is the best Hulk movie out of every one because the storyline was magnificent. I can't stand it when certain people say is that they didn't like the CGI into how they made the hulk. Well what more the hell could you expect, that was the technology back then. Hate it or love it but I wish that they would have never replaced Eric Bana. His version and him as a actor alone should have been in the Avengers.
the cgi in 2003s hulk is the best.. lol
@@HaXeDick I agree lol
The Hulk movie that was made in 2003 was better then The hulk they used in the avengers movies or other hulk movies that's all I'm going to say
@@legorearick1312 agreed
I agree!
Brilliantly written scene and exceptional acting by Nick Nolte! Ang Lee's Hulk was the best despite all the criticism!
Paul kersey actor plays the younger version of David banner
The scene where she gets stabbed is the one thing I remember from that movie...it almost makes me cry because of how real it felt and you could see the love she had for her son
This was actually a serious movie, where as the modern movies are unserious and are meant to be comedies.
Have you seen Logan?
@@ChristianFrates1997 ya it copy pasted everything from the last of us. whats your point?
Kinda ahead of its time, really artistic
??? Are u talking about the game or the serie and is it just cause he got impaled by a tree ?@starwar
This scene gives me so much nostalgia. The music is so fitting and towards the end the music really connects. I remember this movie for its music and its deep story that it has.
Watching this movie at almost 18 compared to a child, it hit me hard and got me to tear up. This scene gives me the goose bumbs everytime i watch it and it amazes me everytime
Born Hyperion You can Thank Danny Elfman for the Music. That Man is a Legend!!!
same
The saddest scene in the whole movie
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear.
Yet out of all that chaos.
There was nothing but the screaming agony of a Father forcing himself to kill his only son.
Fearing him to bare the weight of a monster.
When in his sons eyes, even if he didn’t admit it. He was the monster
David was obsessed with finding answers to advancement beyond natures intent that he lost his grasp on what life really means. The effort to love and struggle. He loved bruce at the start, and while he was aware that he may have distorted his family dream, it still made him hopeful. He didn't want to believe the extent of his sons tainted DNA. He became desperate trying to overturn his mistake so much and couldnt keep his focus any longer on anything except an end.
And when his last hope of taking back his regret was lost, he surrendered his own sense of morality. And was completely willing to destroy everything that tethered his humanity just to save the future from suffering the consequences of his failure...
He stopped being Bruce's father that day. And instead became a vengeful world purging maniac, who wanted to use the unintentional mistake of power he gave to his own son to do it.
He tried to cure him, knowing eventually Bruce would be a danger to all humanity if he was raised even a tiny bit incorrectly. Ross stopped David from being able to cure him of the biological changes Bruce had in his DNA. David as far as he knew was choosing his son or saving humanity kind. He chose to try to save the world by killing his son. It only brought him pain. He had no idea that the thing that would kickstart Bruce’s genetic mutations would be gamma radiation. As far as he knew, he killed his wife for nothing. That raises the question though, can you blame him for his line of thinking?
Had Bruce one day got a chip on his shoulder, or even just went insane, and he could transform without gamma radiation needed for the Hulk, what kind of damage could he do if he was in complete control of that power and used it for evil? He’d basically have force the government to nuke a city, and as we see at the end of this film, a giant gamma ray blast, which is far more powerful than a nuke, wasn’t enough.
Ang Lee did all he can do to please the people specially comics fan. He did good trough my eyes, he did pretty good. Thank you Mr. LEE.
I cant stop crying, this is just a very emotional scene!!!!!
I'm the only person on earth who likes this Movie...and it's totally because of Nick Nolte as the Absorbing Man
i love this movie
I actually liked this one myself better than the other hulk movies, prob same reason you do, Nolte, was superb in this film
One of the comments got it right. It gives you that weird nostalgic feeling when you were a child. They hit it right. When I watched this when I was a kid it made me feel weird then. Brilliant
The actor who played this hulk should have been in all of the Hulk movies, including the Avengers. That would've completed my childhood. Same goes for Toby McGuire as Spiderman
Totally agree about Eric Bana reprising Banner in the MCU, but Tobey Maguire is way too old to play Spider Man now.
He apparently didn't want to do another Hulk movie. He and Sam Eliot were actually asked to return for the 2008 Hulk movie but declined
The 2008 movie was meant to be a sequel, which is why it starts in South America. Eric Bana didn’t even think about doing another film during the first so he said no. Also, Hulk was apparently received poorly at the time, and the MCU didn’t exist yet. Probably seemed like a waste of time with what might’ve been another dud.
Best Hulk film by far Ang Lee did an amazing job
Nick Nolte's performance is, with out a doubt, the best part of this movie!
This conversation in sentimental the mood the words spoken towards the past and how it traumatized Bruce.
The screaming when David (absorbing man) comes out gives me chills.
Such an emotional and powerful scene played brilliantly by Nick Nolte and one of his finest moments. Brings a lump to ones throat. Ang Lee deserves a lot of credit for this film. The best Hulk in my opinion.
Such great writing!
I have a feeling that this might be based it off of the ultimates, Because David banner creating a genetic bioweapon for the government, Bruce Banner experimenting with Nanites powered by gamma radiation, it all kind of sounds like when Bruce Banner created a very Ethan of the super soldier serum in ultimates.
Then again I kind of feel like part of marvel comics good writing comes from the ultimate line as well as newer, Better writers and illustrators for the comics Like Brian Michael Bendis And Mark Millar Who also worked on some of the mainstream comics, the TV series, movies And video games based off of the modern comics and influence the comics even more And maybe just maybe the blade movie all had some part play in the modernization and cinematic storytelling of the modern marvel comics and movies.
Either that or the general modernization Of most media in the late 90s and early 2000s
One of the best movies in Marvel history.
Brilliant acting from Nick Nolte.
This is so sad. Dave was really trying to cure Bruce, but Ross pulled the plug on his project and fired him. Causing Dave to go Insane
That's why he was going to kill him, he thought he created someone he thought would be a monster.
People thing David is the villain but I disagree Ross is the real villain despite everything David had done David was the victim because let's not forget Ross was the one who ruined David and Bruce his life's and the creation of the hulk because he was the one who shut down and destroy David's work and fired him. But if Ross didn't would David had been a cure for Bruce thus not ruining there lives or David still wouldn't able to find a cure nonetheless
Well yes amd not
Is still David faults
@@SubZero-hs9xc its both of their faults, but ultimately its Ross'
@@jeremycool1731 he still to blame tho.he started the whole thing.His thirst for power and curiosity got the best of him
This one scene sticks out for me for the entire film. The screenwriting, the score, Nick Nolte’s acting…say what you want to about the film, but this scene here was pure beauty.
I felt bad at this part when I was younger even when I was a teenager too as well since many years ago in the past and I was frightened. 🙁😮😓😰😨😱
Cole Nalle am I the only one that thinks deep down he does love Bruce and originally wanted to better for him at first but just went a little crazy because he couldn't cure him
+T_ man He is psycho path
@@glx3846 yes but I always thought it was his in ability to cure Bruce and the loss of his research and wife caused him to go mad he was shown working on a cure after he found out Bruce was infected by his experiment until Ross fired him then once he found out what Bruce became he fell in love with the hulk
"You canNOT imagine the unBEARABLE the FINALITY of it..."
How a father feels about the relationship of his own son
This movie is definitely flawed but the dialog is so well written and david banner was brilliantly portrayed
Mad respect to Edith Banner here. Even though dying from a stab wound, she still tried to save her son by letting him escape, and also warn everyone of the upcoming explosion, even if by then it was too late. Bruce may have his father's darkness in him , but also has his mother's compassion as a counterbalance.
''E nesse momento eu tomei tudo que era caro a mim e transformei-o em nada mais do que uma memória.''
Que palavras tristes....essa é a melhora cena do filme sem dúvida.
I loved the mom so much I was sad she died
It was one of the best movie scene in whole of the world! Greetings from Croatia!
Its in the last 45 seconds of this video you know that there is a line drawn in the sand between the thinking moviegoers and the Least Common Denominator Americans.
Pure Art.
Amazing movie !
To be honest, sometimes I imagine that this is the solo film to Mark Ruffalo's Hulk. There's just so much here. This film had its mistakes, but it certainly wasn't two dimensional.
Jacob Bonner not to mention his hulk looks kinda like this one
Please leave mark's out of this. This was an great flim and it doesn't need ruining from new age marvel.
Mark Ruffalo sucks
Oh please, Edward Norton is the one who even established Mark Ruffalo's Hulk. Bana and Norton's Hulk's were beasts while Mark's is a joke. It's very shameful what Marvel did to our big green monster
During the flashback Bruce realises David accidentally stabbed Edith in the chest and she collapsed and died and Bruce transformed into Hulk and he seeks revenge on David for murdering Edith
Bruce's mom saves me in my dreams
I love these Conversations ❤🖒
I always found this scene shocking when I watched it as a kid. I still find it shocking but I appreciate what it explores e.g. emotions and relationships (thank goodness it's only a film and not real life too).
I just don't understand why there was a green explosion as Bruce's mother ran into the desert.
According to the hulk wiki hulk.wikia.com/wiki/Hulk_(2003_film) it's because Bruce trnasformed into the hulk when he was a child and stopped his father from harming him, the green explosion represented his rage and the hulk being released. Still if anyone has their own explanation or the director's intended explanation, that'd be great to hear.
When Ross informs David that he is off the project due to his disregard for protocol, David sets a thirty-minute timer for gamma decontamination.
That was what it was, in a literal, narrative sense, but I think it's an excellent for what has happened to Bruce internally, destruction of the family design and his innocence.
Sadly you wont see superhero movies like this anymore. Its all braindead generic stuff now for the masses.
F them
screw em this where the best films were made
Humanity is going the opposite direction without realizing it. I wish I could go back...
@@GitSumGaming How so?
@@elijahbrink4596 Are you serious?...look around. If I have to explain it you are too far gone to be saved. And at this point the only wrong part about my statement is most of humanity doesn't realize it but there are many who do...the ones controlling the narrative that is shifting humanity away from morals and values.
This makes me want to watch the movie again.
same, best part of the movie...great dramatic lines
Even though 2003's Hulk had so many flaws, this scene really does create an emotional impact.
I enjoyed the film and it was great
i still belive that with this story line and the special effects of the 2008 movie then the movie would have been epic
Jennifer Connelly is such a beautiful woman
Me too I like her even when the first time I watched
@@editingman95 so did I
this film was totally underrated. The new one is crap compared. the only thing you find bad of this movie is the CGI but I can live with that and just see a movie with good story and artistic visuall.
i said david banners scene in my theater arts class as a monolouge. Got a A+, thats proof hpw good this speech is
I know this was written almost 10 years ago, but I just wanna say that's awesome!
You should edit your comment since their are some errors in your writing (yes I know this is 9 years ago
An excerpt from The Hulk (2003)
I like how they made this scene
es la mejor escena de la película, increíble narración por parte de Nolte y poderoso sentimiento de pérdida que inserta Lee. En conclusión, quedará para el recuerdo las palabras lastimosas de Nolte, la mujer muriendo delante de la explosión y la inconfundible música de Danny Elfman.
as boring as this movie is this is one of the rare well-acted scenesit's truly heartbreaking how David Banner went from a loving husband/father to an over-eager scientist willing to push the boundaries for breakthroughas a result he hurt his own son, his wife and the life he once cherished
i feel like people don't understand the genius behind Ang Lee's Hulk film
Jon Cox this scene alone almost got the movie an R rating if it weren't for her shoulder being blurred
carefulopinions are subjective; just because you don't agree with someone doesn't mean you can verbally abuse themwe can all agree to disagree
J if you found this boring I’m assuming your just a kid who prefers mindless action over a decent story line
@TheKibawolf15 Don't know...I'd recommend checking out the soundtrack. There's a track called Bruce's Memories and another one called The Truth Revealed. Check those out.
And that's why he remembered
The real reason why David went evil
He realized his son had radioactive blood & also his body system even when he was infant
He didn't notice before he did that
Then when Thaddeus Ross ruined his lab caused the father to get triggered
I now understand why this was deleted. They didn’t want us to have a deeper connection to his father or relate and sympathize with him potentially steering us away from the protagonist as we would have ultimately been on the antagonists side in the long run if this had been kept in the original film…
Bruce was so sad his mom died
That memories was sad father he just sitting in her house
The worst fear is that of disappointment
I’m ang lee
You won’t like me when I’m ang lee
Once I found out Bruce's mom is wills mom from stranger things I had to look this up. She looks soooo different
Betty Ross should've not left the secret base. If she hadn't, she could've tried to stop Glenn Talbot from abusing him to get a piece of his alter-ego, the Hulk, for his own gain which is revenge against Bruce whom he had the grudge against since before Bruce became the Hulk from an accidental overdose of Gamma Rays in the lab while he was saving a man's life there earlier and then injuring Talbot for abusing Bruce in his own home.
did he try to kill bruce because he couldn't cure him after the initially got him sick?
yes but he didn't intitaly infect him experimented on himself and passed his genes on to him at least that's what I thought
Yes, David thought he created someone who he thought would be a monster.
Back when marvel was as dark and serious as DC
does anyone know the score that starts around 4:05? I like it and want to know if I can download it somewhere
Truth Revealed on the soundtrack. Sadly it's not the same version but it's close
The voices
Good look
I love it
The whole movie was based on the moms death
Joel P because in the comics the hulks rage was based on him seeing his father murder his mother as a child
Absolutely the darkest story of all time
Hulk walked so Logan can run.
This is a great scene, Nick Nailed it. But how the Hell did Hulk's Origin go from Banner Saving some guy from a field experience into Daddy Banner (if you notice Nick is using the Name from the 70s TV show, David Banner) passing on the genes into his baby and then he feels the need to murder him before he grows up... instead he kills the woman he loves. Now that is just sick.
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear
In the 70’s series, it was Hulk/Dr. Bruce Banner.
Amost all the time people mention this movie all I hear is *It sucks*
Then I found out something quite interesting. Although this movie was released in 2003, it had been in development since 1990 and by 2000 the script had already been modified or rewritten by 12 different people. What we saw in 2003 was Ang lee and James Schamus work. It was amazing if not perfect but it could have also been a complete flop after all those years and all those people got involved.
How david break in betty house?
So Bruce's Dad was going to kill Bruce because of the DNA he put in him
Poor Bruce he was Tramitized at that moment I can tell by the look on his face after when his Dad comes bursting out the room
no, they took away his chance to cure his son because Ross fired him for testing human blood in the lab. After that he snapped.
How come they didn't make this movie part of MCU? They made the sequel, The Incredible Hulk, part of MCU, but not this? Why?
2008 not a sequel
Can someone list me all the movies/TV series from 2004 onwards where characters (only kids, young and adult men/women) are tied in water tanks like Bruce in Hulk?
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I feel bad for you
I feel bad for you
Can someone explain to me why Bruce can't remember this I couldn't figure out why he has no childhood memories
Repressed memories.
She and knife merged? Isn't that how stabbing works?
Does anyone know the music at 3.40 during mother death?
And he's listening to to you u too
DAMN
I get it now
Why is there no blood on the knife?
censorship
Mark Rubis fun fact if they showed blood or didn't censor her shoulder this moment alone would have got the film an R rating
Because it's PG
@@lucianoosorio4272 Spider-Man 4 is rated PG-13
@@lucianoosorio4272 the movie had jumpscare because of the director nature
Green Goblin jumpscare his transformation
Doc Ock jumpscare hospital
Venom jumpscare mirror but not shown
Spider-Man 4 old version
Carnage would probably have a screamer
Spider-Man 4 final version
Nothing it didn't have a jumpscare
But the movie was rated PG-13 & it had controversial stuff that it was going to be R but it's toned down
I don't get what's so pretentious about that quote. It shows how degraded his mind has become. And, the whole scene is supposed to have a dream-like quality about it.
David Banner tested the radiactive regenerating stuff on himself, getting it into his DNA. He was horrified to learn that his wife was pregnant, knowing that he would be "different". So he felt he either had to use him, to make him godlike, or completely destroy him out of fear
I don't know why Talbot wants bruce/hulks blood?
To weaponize it for military purposes and make a profit for himself
Mercyhulk
David's A Beatnik😡
Just like me
Why did the lady put her hand
Preventing the father
i care david steiner
Why this scene tries to make us feel bad for Brian if he doesn't give a shit about his son? It's all about his experiment.
Trying to to see his point of view maybe?
The woman raising your hand out your Man
Wtf r u saying?
Wait, I thought Bruce killed his mother??
no that wasen't bruce it was david bruce's father he murdered his own wife
In a film of otherwise Room levels of awkwardness and unintentional hilarity, this stands out as a good and genuinely dramatic scene.
Why Father What Don’t you do to Your son
Does anyone know the soundtrack for this clip of the movie?
@Black Erron thank you very much
novel version darker
Could someone explain to me what had happened here?
That's not true don't say that to the father
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