TAKE IT AAAAAAAAAAALL
>>220222793Underrated film and absolute kino desu
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>>220222793And yet there are still idiots who claim that the Ed Norton Hulk movie is better
>TAKE IT AAAAAAAAAAALL
>>220222793Pure. Kino.
>>220222793My love, my anger, and all of my sorrow! SHINING FINGER!
Say what you will but this movie really 'felt' like the best version of the Hulk. An insane behemoth of a monster jumping miles at a piece and smashing helicopters and tanks to pieces. The anger and rage was palpitable. I've only seen a similar expression of primal rage in God of War 3 in terms of all media. Modern Hulk is quirk chungus or just dumb. 'Hulk smash' isn't supposed to be a quip it's supposed to be something that makes you shit your pants.
I loved how moved around like a big toddler.
>>220222793The perfect Hulk film. This is the only film adaptation that included the traumatic past of Bruce with his father.
>>220222793This is the only comics character I identify with. The first time I saw this was over at a friend’s house. I loved it. What this scene made me feel, I kept tamped down until I was driving home. I drove out to this abandoned rock quarry that I used to go to to be alone. People used to dump a lot of junk out there, and when I got there, somebody had left an old busted freezer out there with the fucking door still on it. It was one of those really old ones with the pull handle that latches it shut, the kind that they stopped making because kids had got trapped in them and suffocated. I came unglued. I grabbed it by the door and yanked it around until I wrenched the door free and then proceeded to kicking and punching and ripping at it, roaring the whole time. Then I just sat down beside it and cried for what must have been twenty minutes or more, because I know there’s no sicking it all up, that there’s no bottom, that it will just keep coming back; and the worst part is that just like Bruce starts, I don’t even know where it came from.
