The Incredible Hulk (Three-Disc Special Edition)

In contrast to the previous HULK movie, this one is done alot better and justifies with the character much better.

Bly-Ray adds a whole new experience to the incredible movie. The scenes are very well preped. It leaves good memories.

This purchase was really for my kids but Me and my wife enjoyed it equally.

Order this product beging of november never received it. I contcted the seller twice and still nothing. so I did not get my dvd or my money back. becarful with this one should not beable to sell on amazon.com.

I was on the fence about purchasing this movie because the first Hulk movie was so bad. I decided to buy it anyway because of Ed Norton and I was happy that I did. It was awesome! Way better than the first. Action packed and great special effects. I hope there is another one. If you like super hero movies, you won't be disappointed.

Edward Norton does a nice job revitalizing Bill Bixby's Dr. Bruce Banner, a sharp contrast to the Incredible Hulk.

Good action and film locations along with the classic good guy vs bad guy sub-plot.

If you enjoyed the original TV series, definitely worth checking out.

Wow. You know, with the recent run of superhero movies, I've yet to see anything that didn't really impress me. Iron Man was amazing, Spider-man rocked, the Dark Knight was about as epic as they come, and the Incredible Hulk?

Was awesome. And I do mean that in the classic sense of the word. It inspired awe. Edward Norton's performance as Bruce Banner was excellent, and filled with the subtlety that the role needs. His "acting" as the Hulk was superb, too, bringing a lot of life and humanity to a basically inhuman character. The scene with the Hulk and Betty in the cave was very good - you see him not as a monster or a hero, but more like a very huge child.

Tim Roth plays an excellent villain. You find yourself really drawn in by his character and even though he's pretty much purely evil, you can empathize with him - which makes his transformation into the Abomination all the more frightening.

The only thing I didn't really like about the movie was Liv Tyler. Her acting was remarkably flat for almost all of the scenes. The only time she shows some life is when she's screaming at the cab driver. The rest of the time she's very quiet and subdued, and she's speaking her lines only just above a whisper. While that works well for an ethereal elf, it doesn't suit a human woman who can't even get some passion into a line like "Don't ever speak to me as your daughter again." That's a pretty strong thing to say to your father, but Liv mutters it and it killed the drama for me.

Overall though, good acting, amazing special effects, a great story, and fantastically choreographed fight scenes. This movie is definitely worth spending shelling out the money for.