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| Length: | 138 minutes
(2 hours 18 minutes) | | MPAA Rating: | PG-13 | | Sorting Category: | Graphic Novel |
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| | Classifications: | - Action
- Drama
- Sci-Fi
- Family
- CG
- Suspense / Horror
- Kids
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Synopsis: Bruce Banner has an accident in the lab which unleashes something he never new lurked within.
Reaction: This movie takes its time getting to the meat of the story. The action is fine, but it's a bit too little too late. It also tries too hard to get philosophical.
Personal Rating: 6/10 |
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Random Trivia For This Title: - Lou Ferrigno plays the Head of Security in this film and was The Hulk in the original TV series [The Incredible Hulk].
- David Banner being bombarded by radiation and taking on the properties of anything he touches is a reference to another classic Hulk villain known as the Absorbing Man.
- The computer-generated Hulk required 100 layers of skin, 1165 muscle shapes, nearly 200 ILM employees and over 2.5 million computer hours in the one and a half years it took for him to reach fruition.
- Costume designer [?] Marit Allen had to come up with unflattering, nerdy clothes for obsessive scientist Bruce Banner to disguise the fact that Eric Bana is actually in perfect shape.
- When the project was in the works in the mid-'90s, Johnny Depp was the top choice to play Bruce Banner.
- Ang Lee performed the Hulk himself using motion capture technology.
- David Banner's transformation into the giant electrical being near the end of the movie is an homage to the classic Hulk villain Zzzax.
- Steve Buscemi, David Duchovny and Jeff Goldblum were tested for the role of Bruce Banner.
- Tom Cruise was offered the role of Bruce Banner.
- Nick Nolte had his hair grown wildly for this movie when he was arrested on drunk driving charges and photographed for his now infamous mug shot.
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