Strong continuation of the Marvel Universe, but still working out the kinks.

Rating: 7/10 (16 April 2016)

The good - Strong first act, solid second act. The movie is well paced and well directed. Good supporting cast. Tim Roth as Emil Blonsky is particularly good (more as the twisted super soldier, less as the Abomination), William Hurt as Thunderbolt Ross is particularly evil.
The mediocre - Ed Norton just doesn't work for me as Bruce Banner. I don't buy him as a scientist, and Banner should be a bit of a jerk (as seen in the much better portrayal of the Hulk by Mark Ruffalo in the Avengers movies). Norton is too likable and just doesn't seem smart enough.
The bad - This movie is the least "Marvel" of all the MCU movies. It's like they got a bad copy of the formula. The humor was almost non-existent, and almost all of what was there was in the form of fan service to the 70's show. I never really cared about anyone in this movie, which is primary for me.
The terrible - The post credits scene isn't even a post credits scene, as it is really the last scene in the movie (shown pre-credits). On top of that it makes no sense, and Marvel created a one shot to retcon it.
Summary - I have always considered The Incredible Hulk my least favorite MCU movie, and on re-watch, it really hasn't done much to change my mind. This isn't to say it is a bad movie, it just doesn't feel like it is in the Marvel mold. This is probably my 4th or 5th watching, and I still enjoyed it, but it will probably be a while before I put it on again.