Spurts of Style but Sputters With the Story

Rating: 7/10 (1 May 2016)

Edward Norton and Tim Roth, when in Human Form, elevate this Reboot of the "Not So Jolly Green Giant", originally told in the Underrated Ang Lee Film, "Hulk" (2003), adding "Incredible" to the Title and Amping Up the Action.
This one is "Comic-Booky" of the Slugfest Variety. There is an Interesting Opening as Dr. Bruce Banner is Hiding Out in South America as the First Act ends with a Battle in a Bottling plant that is actually Better than the Bloated Behemoth that ends Act Three.
In the Middle on a University Campus the "Hulk vs Military" Action is also Superior to the Fakey New York Extravaganza. On the way we also get a Geeky Scientist (Tim Blake Nelson) that provides some needed Cerebral Energy.
Much of the Film is Laden with Lousy and Uninteresting Characters like Betty (Liv Tyler) and a Cigar Chomping Military General (William Hurt) that is the Thing of Nightmares, with one eye squinting and a "Gen. Jack Ripper" Style.
The Parts are much better than the Whole as the Movie has Spurts of Style but Sputters in the Story. Overall, Worth a Watch with Low Expectations.
Note...Ang Lee's Film with Eric Bana was better.