My Review

Rating: 9/10 (19 October 2008)

Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is on the lamb in South America after what happened to him in the original film. He had to leave his old life behind - including girlfriend Betty (Liv Tyler) - behind in the States. But the government, led by General Thaddeus Ross (William Hurt), hasn't forgotten him. He enlists the help of Major Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) to track Banner down, and they find him in a small South American town.
Banner, who's been trying to research an antidote for his condition, has to turn into the Hulk again to escape and heads back home for a cure. Meanwhile, the government has been trying to replicate his DNA so they can create an army of supermen, and they use Blonsky as a test subject, and he becomes more and more evil, yearning for the power the Hulk has.
Years after the disastrous "Hulk" movie, they decided to try it again, and this time it was a success! Gone is the lame animations of the first Hulk, and now we're treated with even better - even darker - Hulk CGI. No longer can he leap across states in a single bound, but he's more human-sized, with tremendous power. Norton portrays Banner in a great way, and the overall animation of the Hulk and his nemesis is 100 times better than the original.