Hulk and Tim Roth: Two reasons you should see this film.

Rating: Null/10 (16 June 2008)

Well Marvel fans, it's time for the unofficial sequel to Ang Lee's HULK, and this time...it's a darker more menacing looking Hulk that is unleashed.
The Hulk, and the awesome special FX that bring him to life have made the mean green machine as ripped, shredded, and jacked to the most ultimate degree. I'm pretty sure the FX guys created muscles to add onto the Hulk's already massive build.
The beginning is actually the most solid part of the film, as the filmmakers do a very nice job of showing the lengths Dr. Banner has went to in order to steady his excitement factor. Though moving to Brazil  a country fraught with smoking hot babes  and working in a factory  with all sorts of dangerous equipment  might not be the best choice.
Of course the sh!t hits the fan and Banner is forced to leave South America and head home. Once he arrives home, he meets up with the sexy Liv Tyler and plans to meet a fellow scientist who may be able to cure his affliction. But General Ross and Emil Blonsky have different ideas, and make it very difficult for Banner to do anything...without getting very, very irritated.
The Abomination is revealed at the film's climax and the action that fills the film is monstrous to say the least. Big explosions, big punches, and big roars fill this movie! So why is it a little disappointing? The writing is not very good, the FX wane, dumb choices are made, and it seemed rushed at times.
Why is it good? Very mean looking Hulk. He is truly a monster. And because of the Abomination, and Tim Roth. Roth will always play a great bad guy.
So you see, this film is pretty damn good. But I thought the first was also pretty damn good (better as a comic book stylized film), so..see it for your self.
ALSO: It has the best cameo of the year by ease. No not Stan Lee. None other than Rickson Gracie as Banner's Aikido teacher. Nuff' said!!!