3-disc Special Edition and Blu-ray
* Alternate Opening
* The Making of THE INCREDIBLE HULK: An in-depth look at the making of the blockbuster film, featuring interviews with Edward Norton, director Louis Leterrier, and producers Avi Arad, Kevin Feige and Gale Anne Hurd and the entire cast and crew. The documentary covers the film’s innovative take on the character, look and storyline, as well as the casting process, production and profile of director Louis Leterrier.
* Becoming The Hulk: This featurette focuses on Edward Norton’s approach to the iconic role and the incredible visual effects employed by award®-winning studio Rhythm & Hues to create the character on screen.
* Becoming The Abomination: From the first motion-capture session to the visual effects at Rhythm & Hues, viewers go behind the scenes with actor Tim Roth and watch as he transforms both his mind and body into the super villain known as The Abomination.
* Anatomy of a Hulk Out: Behind-the-scenes looks at three of the movie’s most exciting action sequences:
o Hulking Out in the Bottling Plant – Go inside the first action sequence of the film where both viewers and the army are given a glimpse of the Hulk to come.
o Hulking Out on Campus – A behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a Hulk action sequence, featuring airplanes, guns, and even a sound machine.
o Hulking Out in Harlem – From pre-visualization animatics to visual effects, this featurette shows how filmmakers created one of the largest action sequences in Marvel film history.
* From Comic Book to Screen: See the incredible comic books come to life courtesy of narration, sound effects and “living” panels of action.
* Feature Commentary With Director Louis Leterrier And Cast
* Digital Copy of THE INCREDIBLE HULK: Compatible with PC, Mac or iPod.
* Deleted Scenes
Exclusive Blu-ray Features
• U Control: Universal’s exclusive signature feature, U Control puts viewers one click away from going deeper into the making of the film without ever interrupting the movie, through animated comic book panels, storyboards, early renderings of the visual effects, interactive cast and crew interviews and exclusive information about the characters, back story, and THE INCREDIBLE HULK physics.
- Thunderbolt Files – Explore the top-secret files of the forces hunting The Hulk with this interactive feature that takes you deeper into the movie – without ever leaving the film.
- Scene Explorer – Discover the secrets behind the special effects! Explore all the individual layers that go into an effects-intensive scene with this unique Blu-ray feature.
- Comic Book Gallery – Enjoy a Hi-Def experience of the classic comic book images that inspired key shots in the movie.
• BD-LIVE FEATURES – Blu-ray and Playstation3 players with an Internet connection can access exclusive interactive applications that allow viewers to communicate with friends and family while watching the film:
- My Chat: Just plug your player into your Internet connection and connect to BD-Live to chat with friends while watching the movie and conduct your very own private screening discussions.
- My Scenes Sharing: Share your favorite clips with your buddies through the BD Live Internet connection
The Hulk vs. The Incredible Hulk
Here's my deal, AS A MOVIE, so taking away any fanboy-dom any of us would have for the characters in the Hulk-verse and that world, Lee's picture had the better acting, more chemistry between it's leads (Norton and Tyler failed together miserably), no loose threads (what happened to Betty's boyfirend guy? He just disappeared), and more style. That is not to say
Here's my deal, AS A MOVIE, so taking away any fanboy-dom any of us would have for the characters in the Hulk-verse and that world, Lee's picture had the better acting, more chemistry between it's leads (Norton and Tyler failed together miserably), no loose threads (what happened to Betty's boyfirend guy? He just disappeared), and more style. That is not to say this movie was god awful or terrible (it was not), just eh, and over-hyped.
RE: Paulie
POST: Would you do another Hulk?
LETERRIER: “Definitely. Although I was new to a lot of this, I’d love to do another big film full of visual effects because I got such a big kick out of it. Post was absolutely amazing. For the first time in my life I wasn’t going into the editing room
POST: Would you do another Hulk?
LETERRIER: “Definitely. Although I was new to a lot of this, I’d love to do another big film full of visual effects because I got such a big kick out of it. Post was absolutely amazing. For the first time in my life I wasn’t going into the editing room and thinking, ‘We have to fix all the stuff that doesn’t work.’ Here it was, ‘We shot amazing stuff, now let’s make it exciting and magical,’ and I can’t wait to do it again.”
Here's a link to the full interview if anyone is interested:
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No directors cut like originally planned on DVD..weak..but still a buy 4 me on blu ray
No directors cut like originally planned on DVD..weak..but still a buy 4 me on blu ray
hulk....hmmm!
Hulk still looked fake
my only issue is the apparent lack of the 70 min of cut footage. looks like a rent for me ill wait for the directors extended cut
my only issue is the apparent lack of the 70 min of cut footage. looks like a rent for me ill wait for the directors extended cut
Great movie
Norton was perfect casting for Banner, and despite my usual
Norton was perfect casting for Banner, and despite my usual preference for Elfman's music, this was an improvement on Elfman's score for the first film. Leterrier was also a great choice, for director. Initially I didn't understand them getting the director of Unleashed to handle this reboot but it made perfect sense when I saw the final product. Whereas Lee took a cast of great actors in the first film and gave us hammy overacted performances, this film seemed very authentic when it comes to each actor's performance.
The finale was great, the last shot of Norton at the end of the movie was perfect and its failure at the box office has more to do with Ang Lee than anyone else. I expect to see a similar reception with the new Superman reboot.
By the way, those 70 minutes of extra footage are included (they're just not mentioned here), they'll be released as separate deleted scenes.
P.S. 'Splain to me how they could have used a "real person" portray the hulk? He's ten feet tall, green, and uber muscled. CGI is absolutely needed for a character like this.
P.S. 'Splain to me how they could have used a "real person" portray the hulk? He's ten feet tall, green, and uber muscled. CGI is absolutely needed for a character like this.
How can Ang Lee's Hulk be better than or even close to this version? Need I remind you of the mutated poodle and dog fight? LAME and utterly ridiculous. The end fight scene, that should have been amazing... was the Hulk and his dad flying through the stormy skies where you see absolute jack! There WAS no end fight scene. One of the major things to a Hulk movie is to have an END FIGHT scene.
Horrible story,
How can Ang Lee's Hulk be better than or even close to this version? Need I remind you of the mutated poodle and dog fight? LAME and utterly ridiculous. The end fight scene, that should have been amazing... was the Hulk and his dad flying through the stormy skies where you see absolute jack! There WAS no end fight scene. One of the major things to a Hulk movie is to have an END FIGHT scene.
Horrible story, horrible fights, horrible lot of things. This one was far more superior in every aspect. The only good thing about Ang Lee's was the split camera aspect, though that also made it more difficult to watch at times as the viewer had to keep track of every screen.
To say Ang Lee's poorly written, farce of a Hulk movie, was better than this one is a damn lie.
What about those 70 minutes of extra footage?
It's a shame it didn't do better but I think it was in part because it carried the negative stigma from the Ang Lee Hulk. I knew quite a few less
knowledgeable people who didn't think it would be very good because of the previous movie.
I hope they still opt to go for a sequel.
It's a shame it didn't do better but I think it was in part because it carried the negative stigma from the Ang Lee Hulk. I knew quite a few less
knowledgeable people who didn't think it would be very good because of the previous movie.
I hope they still opt to go for a sequel.
THIS ....
ITS ALL LEADING UP TO THE AVENGERS!
SaInT VeNgEnCe
SaInT VeNgEnCe
As Good As Iron Man? Really?
Notably, I think Ang Lee's version is brillant.
Notably, I think Ang Lee's version is brillant.
Hardly great...
Wow, that is one horrible cover...
Well, despite one ugly cover, it's a pretty cool movie- I dug it alot. I'll try to pick up the two-disc after the price goes down- I MAY get the three disc, but shit I'm saving some cash for TDK, Hellboy II, and Wall-E (three much better films, IMO).
Well, despite one ugly cover, it's a pretty cool movie- I dug it alot. I'll try to pick up the two-disc after the price goes down- I MAY get the three disc, but shit I'm saving some cash for TDK, Hellboy II, and Wall-E (three much better films, IMO).
I'm In
As a bootlegger
I hate digital copies...