Some good, some bad ...

Rating: Null/10 (14 June 2008)

As far as entertainment value, here's where I'd put Hulk in relation to other Marvel-comic movies:
#1 = Spider-Man movies
#2 = Iron Man
#3 = The Incredible Hulk (this movie)
AND (tied)
#3 = X-Men movies
#4 = Fantastic 4 movies
The Incredible Hulk was a bit of a mixed bad - some good parts and some bad ones. On the positive side, the movie picks up where the 2003 movie left off (so it's not a repeat) and there were some cool, energetic fight scenes, especially towards the end. On the minus side, the Hulk looked a noticeably cartoon-like and Edward Norton (who plays the lead character) sounded a bit too effeminate.
To its credit, the movie doesn't try to re-tell the story of how Bruce Banner became the Hulk (as was done in the 2003 movie), but rather continues the storyline of the government trying to capture him. He's on the run and yearning to get back with the girl he had to leave ... but worst problems are headed his way.
One of amusing aspects of the movie are the cameos by Stan Lee (founder of Marvel comics), Lou Ferrigno (who played the Hulk on TV), Robert Downey Jr. (playing his businessman character from Iron Man) and even a TV clip with Bill Bixby (who played the TV Bruce Banner). Those were fun to watch. Many of the energetic fight sequences were also pretty great.
However, the animation of the Hulk was almost like a cartoon. It was a bit annoying to watch given how well fictional characters can be made to look these days. Furthermore, Edward Norton's dialog was goofy sounding; he just didn't sound like a normal guy. His voice was about an octave too high (well, that's probably an exaggeration).
Fans of the comic book seem to really enjoy this movie - so you are lucky if you're part of that group. For everyone else, know that the movie is decently good and "middle-of-the-road" in terms of Marvel films.