The Incredible Hulk (2008) First time watching! Movie Reaction!!

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I hope you enjoy my movie reaction as I watch The Incredible Hulk (2008) for the first time, the second movie I watch of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! I didn't know what to expect, but ended up liking it!
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[@Thepirireis]

The guard who got the pizza was Lou Ferrigno. He played the Hulk in the tv series🤔

[@darrylcarden1851]

I love the fact they were able to include him in the movie. 👍🏻

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@darrylcarden1851 They have used Lou in every project since the tv show, cartoon, video game, etc. as the roaring voice of the Hulk.

[@jamesstringer5170]

Marvel has had Ferrigno appear in several movies (a lot like Stan Lee), they're sentimental like Paramount is with Star Trek. Paramount has long been known to hire actors from Star Trek TOS and other earlier shows; sometimes as their original characters.

[@HTMN161]

The hulks body in the mcu is based off of his

[@jackthenarrator4735]

He also played a campus guard (along with Stan Lee) in the 2003 HULK film as well.

[@douglascampbell9809]

The Hulk is mind blowingly strong. The angrier he gets the stronger he gets. In the comics he's done some stupidly crazy things because of how strong he can get. In this movie he's not even really mad yet.

[@vkdeen7570]

bang on. in the mcu however the hulk is not even a fraction of his power. he doesn't seem to get stronger or have his huge healing factor etc etc

[@boboboy8189]

Mcu nerf Hulk especially in infinity war and endgame. Obviously, feigi is not fan of hulk

[@rocketraccoon1976]

I agree, the earlier Hulk movie (with Eric Bana) illustrated his strength increasing better than this movie. Tearing apart a Humvee is nothing compared to tearing apart and/or tossing an Abrams tank. There was also that Talbott scene where the Hulk got angrier and busted the adhesive concrete he was covered in.

[@Caseytify]

What the complaining fanbois don't think of is if the Hulk is too powerful, there's no challenge. That's why DC had to invent Kryptonite, because Superman had become so strong & invulnerable the stories suffered.

[@vkdeen7570]

@@Caseytify no there are absolutely challenges for the hulk beings like thanos for example and he can get beaten or knocked out or changed back to banner well before his rage builds his power up too crazy ....has happened more than a few times in the comics. he also has his I'm going battle with banner which is his biggest challenge and the only person he fears is banner what fans want is the character to have the base traits and be true to the comic book version. as far as I can remember I didn't see hulks attributes increasing with rage... which is literally his key attriubute it would be like portraying thor without mjolnir or without lightening abilities .... a bit weird hard-cores are probably also a bit miffed that he got mcguffined somewhat because they didn't have the right to silver surfer and needed someone to play that role in ...(minor spoiler)................................. infinity war it was it is. the main reason seems to be that they don't have hulk solo rights and therefore wouldn't want him centre stage anyway since he can't have his own movie

[@satortenet]

That slum "set" in the beginning was not a set. That's a real place in Brazil, the notorious Rio de Janeiro slums. If you want to see an amazing movie made almost entirely on a slum I recommend you react to City of God. You won't be disappointed.

[@Arthaius]

- Is that the same locale used for the movie Taken where Liam Neeson is looking for his Wife and Daughter where he ends up seeing the smoke signal she set for him coming out of the chimney ? I remember it being a lot of running along some shoddy looking connected rooftops.

[@stevelettieri]

I assume someone has mentioned the cameos by Marvel comics legend Stan Lee in all the MCU movies? He was the guy that drank the contaminated soda. Fun to keep a eye out for him in all the movies!

[@Arthaius]

- More my favorite though was the cameo of Lou Ferigno, the Original Hulk.

[@MovieswithMary]

I'm working on making my 'watch list' in Google doc (until now I wrote it down :D) so make sure to leave your movie recommendations in the comments! I think I will be doing a livestream soon too to go through it ^^

[@TheHofman]

Outside of whole MCU, I would recommend Interstellar, it is truly epic movie if you haven't watch it.

[@timyotimbo]

Not a movie, but I'd love to see you react to "Chernobyl" (HBO 2019 miniserie) only 5 1hour episodes. So consider it a 5 hour movie?

[@TomH2681]

@@TheHofman + 1 for Interstellar.

[@noobsunrider5843]

There are these short-films in the MCU called Marvel One-Shots. They're quick and kinda funny. I'd strongly reccomend watching at least "Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant": it helps explain something about the final scene of this movie. Here's all the one-shots and when to watch them: - *A funny thing happened on the way to Thor's hammer* (right before or after THOR) - *The Consultant* (right after THOR) - *Item 47* (right after THE AVENGERS) - *All-hail the King* (right after IRON MAN 3) - *Agent Carter* (not to be confused with the TV show, after THE AVENGERS) - *All-hail the King* (right after IRON MAN 3)

[@SchulzEricT]

"Clueless" "10 Things I Hate About You" Both are elite-level RomComs; I am very confident you'll love them. The first introduced me to Paul Rudd. Both are, interestingly, adaptations of classic works: "Emma" for "Clueless" (pretty sure "Emma") and "Taming of the Shrew" for "10 Things I Hate About You" also... I don't want to throw too much at you, but a couple more: "A Knight's Tale" with Heath Ledger, Alan Tudyk... again, coincidentally adapted from a book ("Canterbury Tales"); it's a blast, very fun movie. and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" is a classic. Incredibly well crafted movie that blends cartoon characters with real life actors in a noir setting.

[@SachMan4]

There is a Hulk movie that came in 2003 that shows Hulks origin story it's not an MCU film thou but kinda ends where this one begins

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I liked that one plenty, tho few seem to share that view.

[@DragonbIaze052]

Ang Lee's version was much better at capturing who the Big Guy is supposed to be. He's the world's most dangerous toddler.

[@BratBond1]

Great reaction, Marijchu, and he's the answer to one of your earlier questions. Unfortunately, Universal still has the film distribution rights to The Incredible Hulk, so Disney is unable to put the movie in Disney+. Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home have that same problem because their rights are with Sony.

[@brandonreed09]

Its not that Disney is unable, they don't want to. They could make a deal with Universal to have it on Disney+, they are choosing not to do that. Its not the same with Spiderman. Universal only own the distribution rights to the Hulk. Sony owns the rights to the entire character of Spiderman.

[@noobsunrider5843]

There are these short-films in the MCU called Marvel One-Shots. They're quick and kinda funny. I'd strongly reccomend watching at least "Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant": it helps explain something about the final scene of this movie. Here's all the one-shots and when to watch them: - A funny thing happened on the way to Thor's hammer (right before or after THOR) - The Consultant (right after THOR) - Item 47 (right after THE AVENGERS) - Agent Carter (not to be confused with the TV show, after THE AVENGERS) - All-hail the King (right after IRON MAN 3)

[@Caseytify]

Actually The Consultant comes right after Hulk & Iron Man 2 (hence the title). In the One-shot the powers that be want the Abomination for the Avengers, but Tony is a consultant. QED.

[@noobsunrider5843]

@@Caseytify Hulk, Iron Man 2 and Thor all happen within the same week. The Consultant takes place while Coulson is in New Mexico, so watching it after Thor would give Mary the full context for it. (Whereas "Funny thing happened" happens while he's on his way there, whish we'd know from Iron Man 2, so watching it right before Thor or right after is ideal.)

[@huldradraco]

Here is the correct order for the MCU movies: Iron man The Incredible Hulk Iron man 2 Thor Captain America Avengers Iron man 3 Thor 2 (dark world) Captain America 2 (winter soldier) Guardians of the Galaxy Avengers 2 (age of Ultron) Ant man Captain America 3 (civil war) Dr Strange Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Spider-Man (homecoming) Thor 3 (Ragnarok) Black Panther Avengers 3 (infinity War) Ant Man 2 (ant man and the wasp) Captain Marvel Avengers 4 (endgame) Spider-Man 2 (far from home)

[@InedibleMattman]

Yes! thank you :) Release order is correct for first time viewing.

[@notmee2388]

This list is correct. I double checked it against my BluRay collection.

[@ceciliaclarke9845]

Spiderman homecoming should be before civil war because peters in that movie

[@InedibleMattman]

@@ceciliaclarke9845 nope. Civil war was his first appearance. Homecoming takes place after civil war.

[@notmee2388]

@@ceciliaclarke9845 Incorrect. Remember, that one starts with Peter at the airport from his POV.

[@jaredcarrier9015]

That "guy having a good day at work" with the pizza was Lou Ferrigno, the original Hulk actor.

[@zarquondam]

He wants to avoid getting into confrontational situations because when he gets angry or upset, it triggers his transformation.

[@alexkaen1701]

This movie's kind of a sequel, to the previous Hulk movie with Eric Bana. That's why we get the weird montage in the beginning. The rest of the marvel movies should definitely be watched in the order of release, this is how the foreshadowing and plot twists unfold best.

[@PhilBagels]

Exactly! Having already made the Ang Lee Hulk, and the 70's TV series, (not to mention those who were familiar with the comic books), a good number of people (the majority?) already knew the origin story of the Hulk, so there really wasn't any need to show it again here. For the few who didn't know, they get a quick synopsis in the opening credits. This was a mistake made in the Andrew Garfield Spiderman movie - everyone already knew the origin story of Spiderman, so there really wasn't any need to show it again.

[@CaptainFrost32]

The Ang Lee 'HULK' is not related to this movie. Both movies are inspired by the television show, as the comics had an origin in the 60's based on Gamma Bomb research. the television show and The Incredible Hulk leave the Gamma Bomb out of the history and are tied to Gamma radiation used in medical research. Do not go down that misinformed rabbit hole.

[@snakesnoteyes]

@@CaptainFrost32 “kind of” works really well to describe the relationship between the two movies, as the Ang Lee film does give viewers a good read on two major relationships in this movie. This movie isn’t a direct sequel, but it kind of works as one- as the initial post said.

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@snakesnoteyes That is like saying that a Yugo is kind of like a Lamborghini : cars not built in Detroit.

[@snakesnoteyes]

@@CaptainFrost32 eh, the milage “kind of” covers varies based on how a given person feels about the Ang Lee movie.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

Small bit of trivia a lot of younger people don't catch. The security guard who accepts the free pizza from "Dr. Banner" in the middle of the movies is Lou Ferrigno. Lou Ferrigno was a body builder who won Mr. America and Mr. Universe several times in the 1970s. In the United States, "The Incredible Hulk" was a television series from 1978 to 1982 in which Ferrigno played the Hulk. Because CGI was so primitive back then, they would essentially just cover the heavily muscled Ferrigno in green pancake makeup to turn him into Hulk. Pretty funny nowdays to watch those old episodes.

[@creaturecore13]

Ed Norton is famous for his movies american history x, fight club, primal fear, and rounders. Hes done a lot of other good movies, but none have had the success his early stuff had. He is known as a great actor that is extremely difficult to work with as he tries to take over directing duties.

[@minnesotajones261]

And that's why he was replaced by Mark Ruffalo in the following Hulk appearances. Norton was good, but Ruffalo IS the Hulk, and Banner.

[@creaturecore13]

@@minnesotajones261 I actually liked Norton better. He's a far better actor and played Bruce better. The new hulk is a fun comedy side character but not as layered.

[@Arthaius]

@@creaturecore13 - To be honest, I actually really like both of them, and it's too bad that they didn't like Norton changing stuff to make the Movie better, because it was a really good movie so apparently he did a good job, perhaps they should have thought about the fact that the first Hulk movie was pretty bad, and if he hadn't gotten involved, this one may have been too, he might have been the main reason the movie was so good, perhaps. But Rufalo is really good so I'm not disappointed in his taking the role, just think Norton would have done very well too.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

@@minnesotajones261 Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was originally the director’s first choice for this movie.

[@folcotook3049]

I think one of the reasons this only did a quick overview of Hulk's origin is that there had already been a TV series and non-MCU movie for the Hulk so a lot of people (especially US audience) were already familiar with it. Iron Man, on the other hand, had never had more than animated kids cartoon shows at most, so many people were not familiar with that origin.

[@hypenoir6982]

The security guard he gave the pizza to is Lou Ferigno, he played a version of the hulk from the 70’s on TV and has appeared in every single standalone Hulk movie since

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

9:54 "That guy" was Lou Ferrigno who played The Hulk in the 80's TV series (77-82) 22:09 Get used to mid-credit scenes, almost all the Marvel movies have them to lead into the next

[@johnquiroz8279]

That guy you said it's a good day at work is the original HULK his name is Lou Ferrigno

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"How is _he_ not dead?!?" Don't forget, he got that first treatment of some sort of super soldier serum. It wasn't enough to allow him to beat The Hulk, but it _was_ enough to keep him alive.

[@Orokovet]

3:08 "You won't like me when im scared"

[@kennethstevenson4817]

I know someone have told you this but the Security Guard is The Hulk from the TV show in the 70's.

[@periechontology]

He means the security guard that he bribed with the pizza. They didn't have CGI so they just had to use a bodybuilder. It was a funny cameo for the benefit of those who remember the old show. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2irmWNsaL-nqaM

[@stevelettieri]

Lou Ferrigno!

[@danhelphrey6260]

I came here to say the same thing, one of the great cameos.

[@RetrofanFilms]

To only echo what has been said in this thread, that was Lou Ferrigno; the original Incredible Hulk, as the security guard who Banner has to bribe with the medium cheese pizza to get in. It’s one of a few references to the TV Show. The others were: - Banner watching a clip from the show “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” and seeing Bill Bixby. - Culver University; where Banner worked on the experiments is a nod to the pilot episode of The Hulk series where Banner worked at the Culver Institute. - Banner saying “Don’t make me hungry. You wouldn’t like me when I’m hungry” is referencing the famous line from the pilot and reused in every opening of the series: “Don’t make me angry. You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry.” - One of the two students who were witnessing Hulk’s battle with the Army was Jack McGee, a reporter for the college newspaper. McGee was a character in the series who pursued the Hulk from place to place.

[@gubiks]

"Blade" "Robocop" "Cloverfield" "District 9"

[@Malcairon]

District 9 would be nice

[@emskis7302]

All great choices! Robocop might be a bit brutal though. At least the original, I haven't seen the remake.

[@BrokenGodEnt]

@@emskis7302 I think District 9 and Blade are just as brutal, if not more brutal in some instances tbh.

[@VolatileSupernova]

Blade would be amazing I love that whole series and almost no one reacts to it

[@Lue_Jonin]

The old man that drank the blood infected drink was Stan Lee (creator of Marvel)

[@blowba]

Also, Bruce is recast as Mark Ruffalo. And Don Cheadle is recast as James "Rhodey" Rhodes, just so it doesn't catch you by surprise.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Ruffalo was actually the director’s first choice for this movie.

[@GeorgeMetalman]

Don't worry about the dog. They used tranquilized darts instead of bullets, because they wanted Bruce alive. So the dog is not dead, only asleep.

[@lordmortarius538]

The 'super soldier' serum that Blonsky and Ross are talking about was the military's attempt to recreate Dr. Erskine's super soldier formula that was used to make Captain America, and then lost. They tried using Gamma radiation in place of the "Vita-rays" and it ended up turning Bruce Banner into the Hulk, unleashing all of his repressed anger from his childhood and his abusive father, personified as a giant green rage-monster. Blue gives a different variation of it to Blonsky, turning him into the Abomination, who, while twice as strong as baseline Hulk, does not get stronger the angrier he gets like Hulk does, which is why eventually he gets beaten. It's said that there is no upper limit to Hulk's strength, due to his capacity for infinite rage. There's something to be said for that side of him though. While it's tragic that the thinking, rational mind is wholly subsumed by the Hulk... there's also freedom in just FEELING that anger, and forgetting about anything else. Just let it all out, and stay out of his way.

[@chefskiss6179]

So happy to see you getting into this one. I loved your energy (as usual). I was always jealous of this Hulk with his super-serum hair conditioner, lol. And yes, watch them in the order they were produced (when Stark was telling Ross "we're putting a team together" he was just reiterating the conversation he had in the prior Iron Man 1 post-credits scene with Samuel L. Jackson). I'm glad you're putting together a movie list on Google docs, may I recommend: - Life of Pi - Cinema Paradiso (not the director's cut) - Moonstruck - Hot Fuzz - Stranger Than Fiction - Fly Away Home - Priceless (2006 rom-com with Audrey Tautou, currently on Amazon I think) - anything by Guy Ritchie (Lock Stock, Snatch, Rock n Rolla, Man from UNCLE, Sherlock Holmes, etc.) - Thanks and tschüss :)

[@stuartmitchell3983]

"The Shawshank Redemption."

[@dunringill1747]

Great movie. Bringing up "The Shawshank Redemption" means we also have to bring up "The Green Mile".

[@cptayne]

Which also means we have to bring up Avatar the last airbender the movie

[@B3KAR3FUL]

YES, That would be awsome

[@B3KAR3FUL]

I mean about Shawshank Redemption not avatar

[@naruhina1009]

Don’t worry. The dog was shot with tranquilizer. He’s fine.

[@MysterClark]

Maybe emotionally harmed. Probably not happy he went out like that. :P

[@togroglog2457]

Hulk SMASH like button! Love this movie, but I hate the fact that they spent all movie setting up my favorite Hulk villain for the sequel we never got. Love your reactions, so much fun to see you going through this.

[@daveb947]

The reception security guard was the tv version of the Hulk. His name is Lou Ferigno (spelling?). Ross also becomes an interesting character in the comics. Wont spoil anything just incase of future movies. EDIT - i Bettys father.

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

The actress who played Betty was played by Liv Tyler whose dad is rock and roll legend Steven Tyler from Aerosmith

[@michaelash8552]

FYI in the MCU movies that you've seen so far a couple of actors were recast after this movie but going forward the actors reprise their character roles going forward.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was originally the director Louis Leterrier’s first choice for the role of Bruce Banner in this movie.

[@zarquondam]

5:45 - Stan Lee again! The co-creator of most of the main Marvel characters, with a cameo in nearly every Marvel movie.

[@eagle1onoteagle10]

At the beginning he’s learning how to control his heart rate .Cuz some people don’t know it’s not his anger that turns him into the HULK it’s his heart rate just think when you get mad/angry you’re heart starts pumping faster

[@ghostsurfer23]

A lot of people like to write this movie off because they replaced the Hulk actor, or they don't like the visual style, or they don't like the writing; any number of reasons they have to say its bad. But I really love the Hulk as a character and his history in the comics, so I can appreciate the things the movie does while overlooking its faults. And I really like seeing someone like you react to the twists and turns and enjoy the movie for the first time. Great video :)

[@justinlaboy6837]

that security officer who took the pizza was Lou Ferrigno, the original Incredible Hulk from the old tv show

[@soldiermedic45]

The last scene with Bruce shows that he now can control the change to the Hulk

[@noobsunrider5843]

I recommend adding *Marvel's Agents of SHIELD* to your MCU watch. It starts after IRON MAN 3. If you want to really synchronise it with the films, he's a little guide (since some episodes may contain spoilers for some of the films): - *IRON MAN 3* - SHIELD Season 1 (Episodes 1-6) - *THOR: The Dark World* - SHIELD Season 1 (Episodes 7-16) - *CAPTAIN AMERICA: The Winter Soldier* (this movie has a drastic and direct impact on the plot of the entire SHIELD show) - SHEILD Season 1 (Episodes 17-22) You may watch *GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY* here or at any point during SHIELD Season 2. - SHIELD Season 2 (Episodes 1-19) - *AVENGERS: Age of Ultron* - SHIELD Season 2 (Episodes 20-22) - *ANT-MAN* - SHIELD Season 3 (Episodes 1-20) - *CAPTAIN AMERICA: Civil War* - SHIELD Season 3 (Episodes 21-22) You may watch any of these - *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2* - *Doctor Strange* - *Spider-Man: Homecoming* - *Thor: Ragnarok* - *Black Panther* At any point during SHIELD Season 4 and 5. *AVENGERS: Infinity War* takes place after SHIELD Season 5. The last 2 seasons of SHIELD (6 and 7) can be viewed in any order with - *Ant-Man and the Wasp* - *Capatin Marvel* - *Avengers: Endgame* (Although they chronologically take place before *AVENGERS: Endgame)*

[@michaelreyes8879]

Eh, agents of shield is just..okay. It never really hooked me.

[@Caseytify]

Actually AoS starts after the Avengers movie, and the end of season 1 ties into Winter Soldier.

[@noobsunrider5843]

​@@Caseytify It starts after Iron Man 3: the Centipede guys FROM THE FIRST EPISODE are working with Extremis, which SHIELD is also aware of. And I wouldn't say the ending as much as its THE ENTIRE LAST QUARTER of the season that ties into TWS.

[@ralphroshia9247]

The Guard that Banner gave the pizza to is Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk in the Incredible Hulk TV show also Starring Bill Bixby as Dr. Banner it aired from 1978 to 1982

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

"How is he not dead?" He took the super soldier serum which gave him super human abilities. Would you have taken it and gave yourself enhance abilities? But there are side effects.

[@KalKratos]

Good becomes better. Bad becomes worse.

[@edgarrangel9838]

Aren't the side effects because it's not a complete serum like Erskine's was?

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

@@edgarrangel9838 Then Dr Nagel have perfected the super soldier serum.

[@edgarrangel9838]

@@shawnofdanaukota3843 Nagel recreated the serum in 2024 in the MCU. Incredible Hulk takes place in 2008. The serum given to Blonsky is one of many attempts to recreate the serum but was put on ice for its failures

[@3Rayfire]

Keep in mind that Hulk is the superhero version of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde" but Hulk is just Bruce's raw unvarnished uncontrolled emotions. There's no filter either way.

[@Caseytify]

Lee actually saw Hulk as a cross between Jekyll & Hyde and Frankenstein's monster. More the latter because Hulk was misunderstood, and was _perceived_ as evil rather than being evil.

[@3Rayfire]

@@Caseytify Except in the Mr. Fix it days. 🙂

[@lindarne77]

the guy who plays the security guard who gets bribed with pizza is Lou Ferrigno. he played the hulk in the 1977 tv series.

[@djentyman4002]

Ed Norton will always be The Hulk to me

[@damian01061973]

The After Credits scene kinda needs the Minisode ' The Consultant' to be watched to make the most sense.

[@zarquondam]

The reason this jumps past the origin story is that there was both a previous Hulk tv show and a previous Hulk movie (both Marvel though not MCU) and so audiences were familiar with his origin story in a way that they weren't for Iron Man.

[@ademozkum2716]

There are a lot of great Edward Norton movies, but everyone seems to have forgotten Keeping the Faith, with Ben Stiller and Jenna Elfman.

[@CamCygi]

Terminator 1, Terminator 2 (Special Edition!) and True Lies, all from James Cameron. Thank you!. :)

[@davidbennett1357]

I second these requests!

[@nes70r10]

What's special about the special edition?

[@CamCygi]

@@nes70r10 It's the name of the extended edition.

[@davidbennett1357]

She needs to watch the directors cut of the abyss too.....one of Cameron’s best films, in my opinion

[@nes70r10]

@@CamCygi oh. Is the one the remastered it?

[@c-mc]

Also wanna let you know that after Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, the actors playing Rhodey (Tony's friend) and Bruce Banner are recast

[@Enrique-Garcia]

The reason there's no "build-up" like with Iron Man is because this is technically a sequel to the first Hulk movie (2003). So Banner already became the Hulk, which was the flashbacks at the beginning of the movie.

[@qwizzle78]

I think u would love crouching tiger hidden dragon, hero and house of flying daggers. Totally different to what your used too. Some of the most beautiful movies ever made

[@PastaDon_]

OMG... " I know the Hulk is the green Arrrgghh"... OMG.. I can't stop laughing...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Mandorle21]

2:45 "Is that a real spot?" Never heard of favelas in Brazil? That's how a lot of poor people live there.

[@mercierpascal3421]

Hulk (2003) directed by Ang Lee. Starring Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Nick Nolte & Sam Elliott. Not included in the mcu but the movie shows the origins of Hulk

[@xmassent]

Banner and the Hulk are the same person. The experiment that created the Hulk just brought out the DNA from his primeval ancestry. A modern day version of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

[@markcain9312]

Seeing the blood drop into the assembly line makes me wonder how often that happens

[@ghosthead84]

The reason you couldn't find this film on Disney+ is that Universal hold the rites to the Hulk so only that studio can make solo films for the character. That's why going forward the Hulk only appears in team up films with other characters.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Good news is, this movie's is now available on Disney+

[@arraymac227]

'Please just tell me the truth.' the old man, Paul Soles, voiced Spiderman/Peter Parker on the animated series in the 60s.

[@Opalware]

Fun fact. The Hulk in the comics has major weakness... puppies. They are one of the very few things that can calm him down

[@FunnyGuy93]

End scene is after Iron Man, Tony stopped making weapons at that point.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

2:30 Stark Industries

[@Kratosx23]

Always watch the films in release order. Trust the studio that they're released in the order they're released for a good reason.

[@sabalos]

Shooting any dogs on the premises during a police raid seems to be pretty standard practice. No reason an evil mercenary guy would be any less awful.

[@WhiskyCanuck]

I think the only movies where the release order is not the same as chronological order are a) Captain America, b) Ant Man and The Wasp, and c) Captain Marvel. But I think they were still intended to be watched in the order they were released in.

[@matt121202]

Sorry if someone else mentioned this. But I'm pretty sure the reason they didn't spend much time on his origin is because 5 years before this movie, there was another hulk movie, where he became the hulk. It is not related to the MCU, but they probably assumed most people who would watch this, had seen the other one, so they skipped the origin.

[@Matej_Sojka]

Next one should be the short film "Consultant". It's about how Tony ends up going to talk to Gen. Ross in the post credit scene you just watched.

[@ethanvilla4418]

"He's not dead" because the previous experimental treatment he got made him stronger AND heal faster.

[@Lugnut73]

9:46 Lou Ferrigno (security guard behind desk) played the Hulk on the TV series back in the 80's, it was cool they brought him into the new film. great reaction vid, i look forward to your next one! 😃

[@Arthaius]

- Did you ever see the TV Movie where The Hulk actually meets Thor, they have a fight, then later they work together to fight as a team to defeat the bad guys? That is one of my favorite old Hulk films :)

[@GeorgeMetalman]

Saving Private Ryan & The Green Mile. Two of the best.

[@JCG52577]

You’ll find out that in the Marvel universe a cap is enough to completely hide your identity!

[@stevelettieri]

And in DC it’s a pair of glasses 😄

[@davidfazenbaker3640]

You have probably already found out these things, but just in case you have not... In every MCU movie there is a cameo appearance of Stan Lee to watch for. Stan Lee was the force behind Marvel Comics for most of its history. Google him so you can recognize him. It is always a treat to see him in each film. It is such a pleasure to contemplate how blessed he was to live long enough to see his stories come to life so realistically through the magic of CGI. Also, in this movie, you may remember Banner disguised as a pizza delivery guy and giving an extra pizza to a big security guard. That security guard played the hulk in the hulk tv show back in the late 70's/early 80's.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Stan had cameos and voiceovers in nearly every Marvel property since the Saturday morning cartoons in the 80's. Excelsior!

[@dunringill1747]

Yes, release order is the way to go for a cohesive story. Always look for the ending credit scenes. Some movies have more than one ending credit scene so always watch them to the bitter end. Hulk will tell you "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets." To his simple mind, this is true. It's almost accurate. What really happens is the more you push Hulk's metabolism, the stronger he gets, and his anger goes along with that. Calm him down and the opposite effect happens. He weakens until he turns back to Bruce Banner. The Abomination is stronger than base level Hulk, but as Hulk fights on, his metabolism is getting pushed. The only way to physically beat Hulk is to knock him out fast before his metabolism gets pushed . Note that it takes a lot to be able to knock out the Hulk.

[@robs7776]

Don't worry too much about the heart rate thing. It never comes back. It's all about anger and they were trying to build some suspense but using the heart rate monitor.

[@joshuapittman4154]

Am I the only one who finds it cool that Lou Ferrigno has taken part in both hulk movies?

[@ScreamingScallop]

They blazed through the "origin story" because of all the Marvel characters, Hulk's story has been retold most often onscreen. (Spider-Man comes a close second, and without spoiling anything the MCU finds a way to jump past his origin as well.)

[@Tensen01]

So the reason you got the Hulk so fast is there had already been a Hulk move several years earlier. So instead of rehashing the character's origin, they just did a recap during the opening credits, following pretty closely to the previous movie, though the two movies are not actually related.

[@OneTrueVikingbard]

21:15 is the best part of this movie by far.

[@nathan.brazil780]

09:45 The security guard is Lou Ferrigno who starred in the 1977 TV series as the original Incredible Hulk 23:00 If you are going to watch them in order you should have watched the 2003 version "Hulk" before watching this one

[@luiscaetano6184]

Damn, I'm loving seeing this channel grow...

[@logandarklighter]

Tim Roth's character (before he goes full monster) is using a variant of the same serum that created Captain America. For various reasons (which would be spoilers, so I'm not going to go into it) they lost the serum and the formula for it. They did have some examples - but nothing pure. So until he goes "Abomination" he is stronger and faster than a normal human. Just BARELY into the realm of "superhuman". But he also has less emotional control and is becoming more savage - which may be a reflection of his true inner self. But may also be because the serum isn't perfect. The Abomination monster starts off more powerful than the Hulk, because he's inherently savage. And Bruce is inherently peaceful - just with anger issues. But - the angrier Hulk gets the stronger he gets. So by the end of the fight between Hulk and Abomination, he's actually far more powerful.

[@xmassent]

The security guard who he gave the pizza to was Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk in the TV shows

[@damian01061973]

*Blonsky shoots dog* Literally everybody: Hulk Smash!

[@markcain9312]

I remember when the first Iron Man came out they said they were starting a shared movie universe. I didn't really get on fire for the idea until Tony Stark showed up at the end of this movie.

[@scottmcintyre2809]

The reason this movie didn't spend much time explaining how Banner became Hulk was because there was a hulk movie not long before this. It's not officially part of the Marvel Comic universe, but they didn't want to just remake that movie, so they covered the basics of Banner getting his powers in that opening montage. The reason this isn't on Disney+ is because the Hulk's rights have been messed up for a long time. IIRC Marvel has distribution rights for the Hulk but not production rights, those are with Universal. So they can (and will) have Hulk in other people's movies, but if they want to make a Hulk movie they have to have Universal do it (and if Universal wants to make a Hulk movie they need to have Marvel distribute it), which takes all kinds of legal wrangling to make happen. And since it's not made by a Disney company, Disney's not going to put this on Disney+. You should definitely watch them in the order they were released. The entire thing is one continuous ongoing story. They jump around in time a bit here and there (Captain America's first movie takes place in WWII, and Captain Marvel's is in the '90s) but each one is part of the overall story. This is after Iron Man and the "we" that Tony's referring to in the end Credits is SHIELD and Nick Fury's "Avengers Initiative" mentioned at the end of Iron Man.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Marijchu! "Incredible Hulk" is often considered a disposable MCU film because nothing comes of it except for General Ross' character carrying over into future chapters in the saga but I quite enjoy it. I felt Edward Norton was an ideal casting choice for Banner. Despite the wonderful turn by Mark Ruffalo, who is later cast in the part, I would have loved to see Norton follow through on the character especially knowing how it all plays out. It's interesting to note how Hulk's publication history has mirrored his filmography. Inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" and nuclear fears, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby tried to replicate the success they had in 1961 with the Fantastic Four's most popular member, Ben Grimm aka The Thing, by creating a new sympathetic monster in 1962. Originally colored an ashen gray before settling on green, the misunderstood goliath only starred in six issues of "The Incredible Hulk" before being cancelled. He was given a second chance in 1964 in the anthology title "Tales to Astonish" which he shared with Ant-Man until he finally graduated to his own title in 1968. Likewise, Hulk's origin film from 2003 was the first failed attempt at establishing a shared cinematic universe until the character was revisited just five years later in 2008 in the wake of the runaway success of "Iron Man". Louis Leterrier, director of the "Transporter" films, delivers a fun, fast-paced movie with some terrific 'Hulk Smash'-ing action against the classic villain Abomination! There are fun nods to the comics not least of which is Hulk's facial appearance which is a Mike Deodato illustration come to life! After Ruffalo is cast, Hulk takes on the actor's appearance. Other touches include Betty buying Bruce purple pants, the powerful wind-blast of the Hulk Clap, the correspondence with Mr. Blue from the Bruce Jones run and the stormy cave sequence lifted from writer Jeph Loeb and illustrator Tim Sale's "Hulk: Gray" limited series. A spiritual successor to the popular TV series of the late '70's-early '80's, the film references the show's most quotable line when Norton mistranslates into Portuguese "You won't like me when I'm hungry." when he actually means "You won't like me when I'm angry." Any confusion at the start of the film stems from NOT seeing "Hulk" (2003) by Ang Lee before seeing "Incredible Hulk" (2008). The Ang Lee Hulk was the aborted first attempt at an MCU and "Incredible" picks up where "Hulk" ends! The two films were made just five years apart so the MCU Hulk film barely covers the ORIGIN which is what the non-canon film is about. The five-year time difference is even reflected in the "Incredible Hulk" narrative as further acknowledgement of its predecessor. The earlier movie has problems but also tremendous merit and utilizes a comic-book-panel visual style. It features more accurate circumstances surrounding the gamma accident, Bruce's troubled relationship with his abusive father and classic clashes with the Army in the American Southwest never seen in any other film in which the character appears. Ang Lee is a major talent and his filmography is extraordinarily diverse with films like Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility", wuxia like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", historical dramas like "Ride with the Devil", romantic dramas like "Brokeback Mountain", existential journeys like "Life of Pi" and action films like "Gemini Man". The cast includes Eric Bana, Jennifer Connelly, Sam Elliot, Josh Lucas and Nick Nolte. It is NON-CANON but connected enough that some MCU fans like myself include it in the chronology. Typical of a Marvel production, the replacement cast was equally brimming with talent. Edward Norton as Bruce Banner aka Hulk had a passion for the part with his slender frame, palpable intelligence and haunted angst lending itself perfectly to the role. The lovely Liv Tyler brings warmth and longing to Betty Ross that is quite affecting. She and Norton had great chemistry together. In yet another Marvel casting coup, the great William Hurt portrays the obsessive General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. Tim Roth rabidly sinks his teeth into Emil Blonsky aka Abomination with an ever-present slight snarl on his face. Tim Blake Nelson as the helpful scientist Samuel Sterns receives a gamma drip into an open head wound resulting in a bubbling, bulging cranium as the set-up for his transformation into the classic Hulk villain, The Leader, a gamma-powered super-genius with an elongated flattop for a head! Unfortunately, it's an MCU plot thread that never gets picked up as this was the last solo Hulk film due to Universal owning the film distribution rights to the character in standalone projects. Ty Burrell plays Betty's rebound psychiatrist boyfriend Leonard Samson who, in the comics, is another member of the gamma family. He can control his abilities, however, and serves the superhero community as a therapist of sorts. Paul Soles plays avuncular pizzeria owner Stanley who shelters Bruce and Martin Starr plays a Culver University computer nerd in a clever Spider-Man Easter Egg to be elaborated upon later. Jiu-Jitsu Grandmaster and famed MMA fighter Rickson Gracie portrays a Brazilian martial arts instructor who teaches Bruce some impressive breathing techniques and ravishing Brazilian TV star Debora Nascimento plays Bruce's tempting neighbor and bottling plant co-worker. In bit parts, Peter Mensah plays a General, Chris Owens of "The X-Files" plays a commando, Pedro Salvin plays a favela bully and Wayne Robson plays a New Jersey boat captain. Blink and you'll miss the amazing Michael Kenneth Williams as a terrified Harlem bystander. Lastly, the sole holdover from the 2003 film and the original green goliath, Lou Ferrigno, provides the Hulk's voice. TRIVIA: 1. Then-Mayor of Toronto, David Miller, was such a Hulk fan that he lobbied aggressively to have the production film in his city by offering irresistible financial concessions. 2. Edward Norton re-wrote much of the script and even directed some scenes but is uncredited for those contributions. 3. The events of "Iron Man 2", "The Incredible Hulk" and "Thor" all occur during one week in MCU-time called Fury's Big Week! EASTER EGGS: 1. The SUPER-SOLDIER SERUM General Ross injects Blonsky with is the one used to transform Captain America in World War II. This is a reference best understood by seeing the films chronologically. The results differ because the serum is meant to be administered in conjunction with exposure to a form of radiation called 'vita-rays'. 2. The bespectacled university student with the pizza slice is played by Martin Starr who later appears as the high school teacher, Mr. Harrington, in the Spider-Man movies. Kevin Feige confirmed the student is Harrington working on his education degree. 3. The "Lonely Man" theme from the TV series is heard while a ragged Banner shuffles through the streets of Chiapas, Mexico. 4. The late Bill Bixby, who played Banner on the TV series, is seen in a clip from another TV series he worked on called "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" as Edward Norton flips through channels on the television in his favela apartment. CAMEOS: 1. Lou Ferrigno, who played the Hulk to Bill Bixby's Banner on TV in the '70's and '80's, is the security guard who accepts the pizza. 2. Stan Lee is the Milwaukee gent who took a sip of gamma-laced soda pop! He's in the non-MCU Ang Lee "Hulk", too, as a security guard chatting with his partner played by none other than Lou Ferrigno! END-CREDIT SCENE: 1. Tony Stark approaches a drunk General Ross about the Avengers Initiative but the true purpose of the meeting is actually revealed in the Marvel One-Shot "The Consultant". "Iron Man 2" occurs chronologically before this movie as it sets up the end-credit scene with Ross and features a clip of the Culver University rampage on a holoscreen. The next chronological stop in the MCU is a featurette called a One-Shot that occurs at the end of "The Incredible Hulk". "The Consultant" provides some surprising context to Stark's barroom chat with Ross and introduces SHIELD Agent Jasper Sitwell played by Maximiliano Hernandez. It is found on the "Thor" blu-ray and D+.

[@isinganddootherthings4616]

I can't wait for you to see Iron Man 2, Thor and Captain America and then the masterpiece Avengers

[@michaelaustin6623]

The security guard was Lou Ferrigno who played the Hulk in the original TV series.

[@ToyutahLifein]

Did you notice Stan Lee near the beginning of this? He's in most of them for a brief shot. And yeah, he made heroes, that turned out to be people who learned what "good" is, and they have powers. Just amazing Stan for decades. You're sort of on a roller coaster with a lot more great hills. Ed Norton was in American History X too...

[@MrDrokkul]

This movie isn't on Disney Plus because the film rights for the Hulk are owned by Universal and they also have distribution rights. Disney Marvel and Universal did make this film together, but it won't be on Disney plus unless they strike another deal together. That's also why there was no Hulk sequels because while Disney Marvel can feature the Hulk in movies with other characters only Universal could make a solo Hulk movie due to the film rights. It may have reverted back to Disney last year though, I'm not sure.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

2 years later, the movie is on Disney plus now.

[@paulwatson3194]

Hulk in this is Edward Norton. He quit and was replaced with Mark Ruffalo. MCU trivia.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was originally the director Louis Leterrier’s first choice for the role of Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk.

[@3Rayfire]

Remember this movie. The information in it will be relevant again, very shortly.

[@gatroy13]

I just saw this Mari. Another great video with exciting sound effects from you. Kisses, growls, roars and many others to add to the movie. A great way to begin my morning. Looking forward to the next one. Stay well Mari .

The first Hulk film adaptation was from 2003. This one _The Incredible Hulk_ is the reboot from 2008.

[@chrisbanks6659]

Fact - @ 1025 - It IS Arwen!!! Liv Tyler is the daughter of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler.

[@ricardoortiz4870]

Red She-Hulk Teaser

[@3Rayfire]

Does that joke translate? You see in the Hulk TV series starring Bill Bixby in the 70s and 80s, his catchphrase was, "Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me, when I get angry" while I don't know in Portuguese (I hear it makes no sense) his line was "Don't make me hungry." While visually Angry=/=Hungry is a little funny, it isn't actually functional in the language as far as I know.

[@isinganddootherthings4616]

Just watch it in release order it's easier that way Man

[@alfonzohoward185]

Marvel changed everything about the character general Ross only had one purpose in life and that is to catch the incredible hulk the security guard is the original incredible hulk ,the lady is Betty Ross

[@Delphar]

Next stop, Ironman 2, then Thor, then Captain America the first Avenger and the Avengers. will be waiting :)

[@ajarmand5762]

As others have commented, try to watch the “Marvel One Shots”starting from Thor up to the next four movies after. These are very short stories that complement the films. It’s included as extras in their corresponding movies (digital, DVD or Disney+)

[@Merecir]

Not really a spoiler but Edward Norton is not in the MCU any more after this. Mark Ruffalo was recast as Banner and the Hulk 3D model was made too look like him.

[@JW666]

You might have seen Edward Norton in Fight Club, American History X, 25th Hour and Birdman.