The Incredible Hulk Review

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The Incredible Hulk Review

Review date: 10.10.2008
Our rating:

Louis Leterrier’s Incredible Hulk features an awful lot more tank-smashing and monster-bashing than was found in Ang Lee’s sober 2003 Hulk movie. It’s still not quite as action packed as you’d expect, but when the clash of the CGI monsters occurs you can’t help but sit up and take notice of the cartoonish but visually impressive brawl unfolding in beautiful Blu-ray detail on your screen. Along the way, you’ll get some great chases, fanboy in-jokes and a scene-stealing performance from Tim Blake Nelson. You might wish for a little more action, but there are enough cool interactive features on the disc that you’ll like the Incredible Hulk, especially when he’s angry.

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