The Incredible Hulk Discussion Thread--SPOILERS!!

How would you rate Letterier's "The Incredible Hulk"?

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I read about the opening ending on a Newsarama article and they never mentioned about the Cap part.
 
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Random said:
I don't see how anyone could make that out. I'm looking right at it and still can't tell if its anything but rocks. Also isn't it suppose to be an alternate ending?
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yeah, i couldn't see it at first either, but look again, you can see his shield and then with that as a point of reference you can see the outline of his body.
 
Gothamite said:
Now tell me the Letterier version has better music.. Seriously, at 0.33, that's definitive.

The 2008 version had a small snippet of The Lonely Man (or the 'sad walking away music' as it is commonly referred to) yes, but it was under-used and it couldn't possibly make up for the stock, 'action chase badass' music that they used incessantly for the rest of the movie, with no emotion in it, whatsoever.
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I automatically like the music to the Leterrier movie more than the Lee one, simply because it's NOT Danny Elfman who is a ****ing irritating and over-rated film score composer, and I wish people would stop hiring for superhero films.
 
ourchair said:
I automatically like the music to the Leterrier movie more than the Lee one, simply because it's NOT Danny Elfman who is a ****ing irritating and over-rated film score composer, and I wish people would stop hiring for superhero films.
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Well then your wish is Hollywood's command, because he hasn't done a superhero movie since Spider-Man 2, which was four years ago. :?
 
Yes, Hellboy II's score bothered me.

I fail to understand why the replaced the vastly superior Marco Beltrami with that ****ing hack.
 
Random said:
Super abilities? Check
Hero? Check

I guess so it seems to add up
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A heroic character who has abilities is not the same as a superhero, and a book featuring said character is not always a superhero book.

Granted I've only read 1 Hellboy story (the first) and haven't seen the movie I'm not exactly an expert, but it is definitely not a superhero book.
 
My definition of superhero is this:

Is he heroic, and is he kinda super in being heroic?

If so, he is a superhero.

In that regard, Hellboy is not a series of superhero stories nor is it a superhero book but Hellboy is most definitely, a superhero.
 
ourchair said:
My definition of superhero is this:

Is he heroic, and is he kinda super in being heroic?

If so, he is a superhero.

In that regard, Hellboy is not a series of superhero stories nor is it a superhero book but Hellboy is most definitely, a superhero.
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Basically what I was trying to saying, he falls under the blanket
 
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ourchair said:
My definition of superhero is this:

Is he heroic, and is he kinda super in being heroic?

If so, he is a superhero.

In that regard, Hellboy is not a series of superhero stories nor is it a superhero book but Hellboy is most definitely, a superhero.
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Yes. The movies are much more superheroly than the comics are.
 
captaincanuck65 said:
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/found-captain-america-in-the-incredible-hulk.php

this, apparently is a screen shot from the alternate beginning in which you catch a glimpse of Cap frozen in the ice
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Here's a much clearer shot from Yahoo! talking about this as well:

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I just saw that on yahoo, That's cool as hell
 
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