The Incredible Hulk

'Hulk' No Longer Lumbersnew

The new take on the Marvel Comics hero moves more swiftly than its predecessor.

Los Angeles CityBeat | Andy Klein | 06-20-2008 | Reviews

Tags: Louis Leterrier, The Incredible Hulk

'The Incredible Hulk' is Brainless Fun -- and Little Elsenew

The movie is pretty much a take-it-or-leave-it affair: It's not bad for a summer no-brainer, but it's definitely not the vast improvement on the prior film its producers would like you to believe it is. It's pretty good, yet unremarkable.

Tucson Weekly | Bob Grimm | 06-19-2008 | Reviews

Tags: Louis Leterrier, The Incredible Hulk

'The Incredible Hulk' Fails in the Shadow of 'Iron Man'new

Edward Norton, try as he does with an almost heroic effort to make Bruce Banner as interesting as his towering, verdure-shaded beefcake within, doesn't possess Robert Downey's casual radiance.

Dallas Observer | Robert Wilonsky | 06-17-2008 | Reviews

Tags: William Hurt, action, thriller, Edward Norton, Tim Roth, superheroes, Louis Leterrier, Marvel, The Incredible Hulk, Christina Cabot, Liv Tyler, Lou Ferrigno, Martin Starr, Tim Blake Nelson, Ty Burrell

'The Incredible Hulk' Reboots -- but Can't Improve -- the Marvel Superheronew

If you enjoy watching huge dudes wail on each other, you surely won't be disappointed; those hoping for something more, however, will sense the movie shrinking even as the CGI steroids kick in.

Las Vegas Weekly | Mike D'Angelo | 06-16-2008 | Reviews

Tags: Louis Leterrier, The Incredible Hulk

Hulk Lack Emotional Resonance!new

More of a continuation than a remake of Ang Lee's critically mixed Hulk (2003), The Incredible Hulk seems intent on repairing the damage inflicted by its predecessor.

The Portland Mercury | Wm. Steven Humphrey | 06-13-2008 | Reviews

Tags: William Hurt, Edward Norton, Tim Roth, superheroes, Louis Leterrier, Marvel, The Incredible Hulk, Christina Cabot, Liv Tyler, Lou Ferrigno, Martin Starr, Tim Blake Nelson, Ty Burrell

With Ed Norton, Marvelites Get the Movie Monster They Deservenew

This Bruce Banner has the same soft-voiced, nerdy naturalism Ed Norton brought to Fight Club. The idea is to upgrade The Hulk from comic book teen dream to boomer alter ego.

New York Press | Armond White | 06-12-2008 | Reviews