The Incredible Hulk

[MouthForWar]

Man, I still hate that "video game" cover art. They should have gone with the Norton/Hulk theatrical poster.

[Jinzo Ningen]

[Mysterio]

[Kailem]

[Jinzo Ningen]

[MouthForWar]

[Jinzo Ningen]

[Kong2004us]

[Kailem]

The full disc specs have been revealed and as expected, there's no extended/director's cut:

"The Incredible Hulk (R1) in October - Full details

Universal Studios Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of The Incredible Hulk on 21st October 2008. Edward Norton stars as Bruce Banner in director Louis Leterrier’s take on the Hulk. The film also stars Liv Tyler, Tim Roth and William Hurt.

Available in single-disc ($29.98 SRP) and three-disc ($34.98 SRP) editions, features are detailed below…

Single-Disc Editions - Separate Widescreen and Full Screen versions with the following features:

-English, French and Spanish DD5.1 Surround
-English DD2.0 Stereo and English DVS DD2.0 Stereo
-English SDH, French and Spanish subtitles
-Commentary with Director Louis Leterrier and Tim Roth
-Deleted Scenes

Three-Disc Special Edition - This set features the single-disc widescreen version content plus a bonus disc with extras and a third-disc holding a digital copy of the film. Extras on the bonus disc include:

-Alternate Opening
-Deleted Scenes
-The Making of Incredible Hulk
-Becoming The Hulk
-Becoming The Abomination
-Anatomy of a Hulk Out
-From Comic Book to Screen

[MouthForWar]

These special features don't sound too remarkable, I might just get the single disc version... and I still hate the cover to this thing. Anyway, here's more details:

BONUS FEATURES – SPECIAL EDITION DVD AND BLU-RAYTM HI-DEF:

- 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:
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 "livingâ€

[mr.negativity]

[mr.negativity]

From /film:

[MouthForWar]

[MouthForWar]

Good news and bad news. Lets start with good. Target has some exclusive packaging that can get you around the crappy video game cover of the special edition:





Now the bad news.


So apparently the Blu-_Ray has deleted scenes that the special edition doesn't. BLASPHEMY.

Here’s the actual breakdown of what footage is on each edition:

* On the Hulk bonus disc (part of the 3 disc collection) there are 28:47 minutes of deleted scenes
* On the standard DVD, there are 13:19 minutes of deleted scenes
* On the Blu-ray version, there are 43:50 minutes of deleted scenes

I HATE YOU, BLU RAY! Its keeping poor folks like me from getting the full Hulk experience.

[Benjamin Haines]

[MouthForWar]

[MouthForWar]

[mr.negativity]

From MTV:

[Kong2004us]

[RapZiLLa54]

[MouthForWar]

[mr.negativity]

From MTV:

[kidnicky]

I just saw this today and holy s--- it is awesome. I was yelling out loud in my living room,just like with Iron Man.

Toho should actually spend some money and make a Godzilla movie like this. Imagine Godzilla and Gigan with CGI of this quality smashing each other up with buildings and jumping around like they do in the video games.

It's funny how this summer I didn't want to go to all three of the big superhero movies,since I was feeling a little burnt out,so I only saw Dark Knight in the theater. Well,it turns out that underneath all the "OMG Heath Ledger died!!1" hype TDK wasn't as entertaining as Iron Man or Hulk.

[MouthForWar]

[TheMaster]

Its funny but I think many of us(myself prime among the list) get too "critic-y" like that fat comic guy in the Simpsons. And we can sometimes overlook how awesome many things are. Like Kidnick I remember thinking "geez I'm sick of comic movies", but lets face it, this last summer ruled. DK was to me one of the all time greats, Ironman was plain enjoyable, and Hulk was what a good hulk movie should have been all along. Add to that "Wall-E"(which I think is a fantastic movie period) and we really have had some great movies the last year.(Hell add Cloverfield to the list)