Not Very Rewatchable, But Not Nessesarily Bad Either

Rating: 6/10 (6 March 2016)

The Incredible Hulk is directed by Louis Leterrier and stars Edward Norton as Bruce Banner, a scientist with a secret on the run from the U.S. government. His secret - every time he gets angry, he transforms into a giant, green monster he has nicknamed the "hulk." Once the government catches up with him, he faces a mercenary that fears nothing, not even the incredible hulk.
To jump right in, this movie isn't great. It's not even particularly good. However, it isn't bad. This movie is not bad in any means, but it's extremely boring. It's hard to sit through the two hour run time of this film, and believe me, I just did it. The Hulk shows up only four times throughout the entire movie, and one of them isn't even a fight scene. Some films can have little to no action, and still be really good, but this movie is about the incredible hulk, so it should have quite a bit more action.
The directing is fine, and so is the acting. Ed Norton definitely doesn't do his best in this movie, although he doesn't do necessarily bad. Liv Tyler doesn't do great either, and neither does Tim Roth. The only performance that actually seemed fairly good was that of William Hurt as general Thunderbolt Ross. He's returning in Captain America: Civil War (2016), which I'm somewhat happy about.
The absolute worst thing about this movie is the CGI. The special effects throughout the film, especially during the final fight scene between the Hulk and the Abomination. Most of the CG is plain horrendous. Every time the Hulk shows up, the viewer is completely taken out of the movie. This is also true for the Abomination. Every time he shows up on screen, the film looks fake, and pulls the audience out.
The last thing I'll mention is the rewatchability, because I've covered everything else so far. Like mentioned above, the film is very boring, and has about 20% rewatchability. There is rarely any time that I will just want to pop in The Incredible Hulk for a fun time. Maybe, if I'm in the mood to have a somewhat of a destructive movie on while doing something else, I might put this on. However, other than that specific situation, I won't be putting this movie on too much.
Overall, The Incredible Hulk is a decent movie, with okay acting and all right direction. The film is littered with bad CGI, and some indecent plot structure. The Incredible Hulk deserves a B-, or a 7 out of 10.