An all right reboot of a superhero and TV legend, even if it seems comical and arduous.

Rating: 7/10 (14 June 2008)

"The Incredible Hulk" clearly this time around is a much better version than the one that Ang Lee made in 2003. As this time we see a film blended with more comedy, action, and less dramatization. From the start we see Ed Norton looking graceful and well prepared as he fits the role perfect for Bruce Banner the research scientist turned angry Hulk who will hide out in the slums of Brazil. Plus a good theme of character study is shown as Banner must do his own anger management control. Banner himself we see as a conflicted man not wanting the power of the Hulk yet his power is wanted by the service of the army enter Gen. Ross(William Hurt)who plans to harness the Hulk as a weapon in which leads to a showdown that goes across the globe. Memories are brought back by old "Hulk" fans as Lou Ferrigno and Stan Lee have cameos. All during this action feast the Hulk is a rampaging force that can blast off even the biggest and baddest weapons the military has. Good chemistry is found in the film with his love interest Betty Ross as Liv Tyler does a fine job. Overall a better take on the green giant it's worth a watch if you want to see some roaring action.