Review: The Incredible Hulk

Rating: 6/10 (30 March 2019)

It Is Obvious that the Hulk of 2003 was a film that many considered weak.
Hulk of 2008, instead, We Have a good interpretation of Edward Norton as a man who desperately does not want to become the Hulk, and goes to Brazil to study under a control of the breath to control his anger, and not become the Green Man, Shrek (?. And we have Liv Tyler in the midst of shaky sympathy. Banner's Brazilian stay begins with an astonishing shot: from an aerial point of view, we fly higher and higher above one of the River hills, seeing hundreds, thousands of small houses built on top of each other, all scratching air.
This is the "City of God." In the neighborhood, and as far as I could see, we're seeing the real, not CGI. The director lets the filming run longer than any reasonable requirement of the plot; My bet is that he was as astonished as I am. And let it run because it's incredibly amazing. The scenes involving Banner in Brazil are well conceived, although when it accidentally contaminates a bottled soda with its blood, the film does not really deal with the consequences when consuming the drink. United States. The contamination gives general Ross his clue to the whereabouts of Banner, and Army troops raze the hell of the City of God; Throughout the film, the general deploys his power of fire so recklessly that one wonders if he has a superior. , and if you ever have to account for the dozens, hundreds, thousands, who die while your boys are shooting at the Hulk without any favorable effect.
Enter Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth), a marine that general Ross recruits because he is more cruel and deadly than anyone. Blonsky leads the chase in Rio. Later, Dr. Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson), associate researcher of Banner, is forced to inject a little juice from Hulkie to Blonsky, preparing a titanic battle on the roof of Harlem between Hulk and Blonsky. And This battle, as I have suggested, is waged relentlessly, taking as our first victim our patience. "Iron Man", the best spiritual Companion of this film, also ends with a clash between an original and a copycat, but involves two opponents who know who they are and why they are fighting.
When you put yourself to it, like a fictitious creature, the Incredible Hulk is as limited as a bad drunk. It Can be fun to be around when You're sober, but when You drink too much, You feel sorry for the boy.
By changes, the Hulk of 2008 is an improvement of the 2003, yes, but good movie? Well... No: C but it's decent. 3/5.