Incredible Hulk

[A Clockwork Lim]

Like I said, it helps to have been familiar with the character. The closest they came to the "the madder he gets, the stronger he gets" in the actual movie is when the guy who becomes the Leader talks about how limitless his power is.

 

[Pensive]

They dodged a bullet with Iron Man because they almost had Tony's dad the main villain in his movie too.

Wait-- WHA/???? ELABORATE!

Re: "the madder Hulk gets the stronger he gets" <-- reminds me of the exchange between Hulk and Iron Man in the 90s cartoon where Hulk says that and Iron Man retorts, "typical."

 

[JacksonArcher]

In an earlier draft of the script, written by X-Men and Watchmen scribe David Hayter, the main villain was Howard Stark, Tony's father. The script was actually pretty entertaining, and it had action that was lightyears more intense and epic than the movie version.

 

[Pensive]

Having Howard as the villain makes less than no sense.

 

[God Magnus]

I enjoyed "Incredible Hulk" a lot more than "Hulk". "Hulk" had some great ideas and an interesting visual style, but a bulk of it just dragged too much for my tastes. I wanted "Hulk smash!" and I'm glad that's what I got with "Incredible Hulk".

 

[Pensive]

I just saw a commercial for the DVD on television, and they showed part of the beginning scenes that was cut. I am hella excited about that whole icy adventure