Langsta
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That would have been an awesome ending. Plus, it's on the poster (him walking away with his head down).
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That would have been an awesome ending. Plus, it's on the poster (him walking away with his head down).
thee great one
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That is a retarded ending.
This isn't the TV show.
You want the ending go watch the TV show and quit whining about it. They paid enough homage to it.
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Most movies are better with audio.
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Please, tell me how it's a "retarded ending".
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Because like he said, it's stupid to have it end like TV show when it's not the TV show.
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How did it end like a tv show? Just because they decide to leave an interest hook for a possible sequel?
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There's no point-a-to-point-b in this argument.
Why is it stupid if it fits with the story of the movie(which it did, since at the end of the movie he had to walk away from the person he loved, and that music was a prominent part of the score)?
thee great one
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Cause he ran away from her as the Hulk not as Banner. It would of been too forced. If he turned back into Banner after the fight, Ross wouldn't just let him go. If he did than it would ruin his character from the movie. Yadda Yadda Yadda, the ending they have worked just fine.
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Dr.Strangefate
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It would have just been distracting fanboy ******y had they gone through with it, I think. The movie has enough of it as it is, dropping little hints to things clearly irrelevant to future entries in the film series ("The Leader" being the most obvious, I can't imagine them following through on that), and I just generally think it would have been overkill.
I liked the acknowledgment the film had to the TV series, but I think that's all that was necessary.
I liked the acknowledgment the film had to the TV series, but I think that's all that was necessary.
I finally saw this this past weekend and really liked it. A lot. This was approximately 5 billion times better than the ****fest that was the 2003 Hulk movie.
I didn't like the 2003 movie when I saw it. I didn't realize until I saw the Edward Norton version how much the old one REALLY sucked.
I do agree that Liv Tyler was terrible though. Ugh.
I didn't like the 2003 movie when I saw it. I didn't realize until I saw the Edward Norton version how much the old one REALLY sucked.
I do agree that Liv Tyler was terrible though. Ugh.
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I like Sam Elliott if he's The Hulk's Thunderbolt Ross, but William Hurt if he's The Marvel Universe's Thunderbolt Ross, if that makes any sense.
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