If you skip the Liv Tyler scenes the movie is quite good With her not so much
The Incredible Hulk also known as the forgotten film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Marvel was just starting its latest family of movies when this came out. Iron Man had just been released and this was the second in the series. It featured an all star cast of Edward Norton as Bruce Banner, Liv Tyler as Betty Ross, Tim Roth as the Abomination and William Hurt as General Thunderbolt Ross, along with Kevin Feige as one of the producers. The story revolves around the government attempting to gain Banner’s secret. The problem was it tried to include a love story which threw everything off.<br /><br />The movie got off to a promising start. During the credits it showed how Banner’s experiments with gamma radiation backfired and gave birth to the Hulk. In the process he hurt General Ross and Betty. It’s later revealed that Banner was unwittingly working on a super serum program to try to recreate a Captain America type figure. That’s the reason why General Ross is hunting for him.<br /><br />It was when Banner returned to the U.S. in the middle that things started to go awry. Most important to that was the Banner-Betty Ross love affair. The two reconnect while Banner is also trying to find a cure to his Hulk problem. Even after a big action scene the story goes right back to Bruce and Betty. A love story was a trap too many superhero movies fell into and the Incredible Hulk was no different. As a result you get silly sequences like Bruce and Betty sleeping in separate beds longingly thinking about each other. Really if you skip all the scenes with Betty in it then the movie would be much better.<br /><br />Elements of The Incredible Hulk would be used in future MCU releases. Mark Ruffalo who took over the character would say in one of the Avengers’ movies that he “broke Harlem” in reference to the climax fight scene at the end of The Incredible Hulk. Hurt would also return to Ross in Captain America Civil War and The Avengers Infinity War.<br /><br />There are plenty of Eastern Eggs as usual like all the other Marvel movies. Betty for instance offers Banner a pair of purple pants which was what the Hulk always had in the comics. Later, Banner and Betty go see a scientist Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson). In the comics he’s The Leader one of the Hulk’s main foes. Another time Banner runs into a security guard played by Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk in the 1970s on TV.<br /><br />Don’t forget the secret ending which features Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark talking to General Ross about trying to create a super soldier serum.<br /><br />The most important impact of the film was the question it raised, was the Hulk capable of holding down his own film or was he best as a supporting character such as in Thor Ragnarok and the Avengers movies? Can you spend up to two hours focusing upon a loner doctor that doesn’t want to turn into the Hulk? You definitely couldn’t do that if most of the movie was just on the Hulk as he only says two to three words. These lessons were obviously learned by Marvel and is the reason why they never attempted another solo Hulk flick.
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