Sulk on the run

Rating: 6/10 (30 October 2019)

Bruce Banner is a man on the run in this one starting with the nice location of Brazil. This film isn't bad, but doesn't have the strongest of plots compared with other comic book films. Edward Norton does a worthy Job of Bruce Banner and his love interest Betty Ross Liv Tyler shows nice chemistry. You feel the emotional depth of seperation and loneliness for Bruce. You can empathise with his loneliness and issues of contamination due to the gamma radiation as he is hunted down by general thunderbolt Ross. Bruce Banner is harmless, intelligent, reserved and condemned from society to an extent worried about anger and rage and how to prevent this. His only friend at first is online in the name of Mr Blue. Somebody he has never even met. The imprint of what modern society has become in some cases of today world. He goes about a general warehouse job in isolation trying to keep what's inside at bay. Tim Roth plays one of the army soldiers trying to take out the Hulk and ultimately becomes the Abomination. We can see the transformation in Tim Roth as he manages what's inside and the inevitability of it taking over. Although even before, he had a taste for destruction. Emulating parts of the King Kong story and how the general refuses to see anything but a monster inside the Hulk. General thunderbolt Ross has an obsession with weaponising the gamma radiation incident by injecting it out of Banner. Only his daughter can see more to the Hulk and who he truly is inside, Bruce Banner. But her father believes she is blinded by love and not thinking clear.