Marvel To Norton: Sorry But You're Kind Of A Jerk

[SOUP]

@Emmett: Sorry to hear that the IRS is being a jerk.  I hope everything works out.

On topic: I still enjoy the editing style used in the 2003 Hulk to make it seem more like a comic book/episode of 24.

[George]

I did too, it was better than most comic movies, in terms of editing.

[Emmett The Crab]

Thanks everyone.  It's been a stressful day.   Sharky: My wife is very dyslexic also.  It manifests in weird ways for her.  

I don't really want to leave.

[SOUP]

I don't really want to leave.

Yay :D

[Barry the Nomad]

Ed Norton has brought us all closer! Praise be to Ed Nor-



... never mind.

[MadeManG74]

Ed Norton is great. Although his performance on the Flintstones was a little weird.

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[Emmett The Crab]

I think Hulk 2003 was to harshly criticized in its time, but it's really not a bad movie.  It didn't deserve to be completely ignored by the sequel.

[SOUP]

The only problem I had with the 2003 movie was the villian. I'd much rather have more of a Hulk/Banner on the run from the military/fugitive angle, instead of a fight against mutant poodles.
Aside from that, I really enjoyed it. Ang Lee's always been pretty reliable from the movies I've seen.

[Emmett The Crab]

The only problem I had with the 2003 movie was the villian. I'd much rather have more of a Hulk/Banner on the run from the military/fugitive angle, instead of a fight against mutant poodles.
Aside from that, I really enjoyed it. Ang Lee's always been pretty reliable from the movies I've seen.

That's my problem too.  I thought the military was enough of a villain, but the powers his father got really stretched the credibility of the movie.