The Incredible Hulk (2008)

Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) has been on the run for five years. He works in a factory of soft drinks in Brazil, but it has a small accident which causes a drop of blood falling into a bottle for export.

When General US Army Thaddeus Ross heard about the incident, he immediately sent a team to Brazil to capture Dr. Banner. As everyone who knows anything about comics lore, when Dr. Banner gets mad, he turns into the Hulk. General Ross wants the flag Dr Blood so that it can generate super soldiers.

One of the soldiers sent to capture Dr. Emil Blonsky flag (Tim Roth), a passionate fighter and an ambitious soldier, who is interested in the green beast after surviving a fight with him. He convinces General Ross include in its working group.

Bruce Banner has been working on a formula that is used to cure him of becoming Hulk anytime he gets excited or angry, but he must return to the University of Virginia to retrieve the research data. The army discovers the whereabouts of Dr Banner and the hunt.

History has a few problems that hardly tolerate the light of day, but it has qualities that dominate these surface problems. The final credits that the name of Edward Norton was not mentioned as writer of The Incredible Hulk, which is a shame because it rewrote the original script, but the Guild of America writers stopped to share credit history or script because it is not part of this association. It's a shame, because some of Edward Norton in the film is exactly the heart and soul of a superhero film around a giant green monster needs. I hope this will not prevent you from participating in future adventures of Hulk.

No review of The Incredible Hulk is complete without mentioning the artsy Hulk (2003), directed by Ang Lee, a film that would have been tolerable with another title, because it has nothing to do with the Hulk Marvel. All the 2003 version did wrong has been corrected in this version, so that the public will have a little scatterbrained time but very fun to watch the return Hulk.