It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Blistering performances.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

The Incredible Hulk was a bad movie which had an ok story with bad dialogue and an ok villain. The beginning was good with the reenactment of when Bruce became the Hulk, but I feel I could've been better and longer, which would've made it a little better. Bruce was a bland character, his love interest was bland, her love interest was bland, Abomination was bland, etc. basically, everybody was pretty bland. You barely even see the hulk until the second half of the movie, and his first and second action scene wasn't very good, but the fight with Abomination was actually good. But really besides that, the movie isn't very good and it feels is if it is very stretched out. Just not a good movie.

The Incredible Hulk was practically ignored when it was released and is the only MCU movie you never hear people talking about. Personally, I like the movie but I see why some people might not. Pros: Liv Tyler as Betty Ross, the amazing final battle sequence, and the subtle jokes. Cons: The at best mediocre writing, lack of origin story which could cause confusion if you aren't familiar. Overall, I'd say The Incredible Hulk is pretty underrated even though it is a little messy. Rating: 7.5/10

I'm a big fan of marvel films. They just can't do wrong in my mind. Having first seen this now some 10 years after its release, it feels old. When I rewatch iron man or avengers, they don't feel old. The script and dialogue are weak. Plot lines either don't tie in or are just (even by comic book standards) utterly ridiculous. A fun watch, but don't expect a cerebral awakening on this one.

This movie starts off in strong with Bruce Banner in Brazil. The two last scenes in Brazil are two strong points in the film. There's chase that involves Bruce Banner, and a fight between the hulk and some soldiers that is actually kind of scary. After the movie leaves Brazil a chunk of quality leaves the movie as well. Basically the movie can outlined by saying that most of it is kind flat and slightly boring, but is buoyed by an awesome Hulk action scene in each act. The most successful part of this film is definitely the action. While the hulk design is good his CGI when in broad daylight doesn't hold up as well as the CGI in Iron Man. It hasn't aged well, but there's still a good sense of weight to the hulk that matters the most when it comes to making him feel dangerous, which he does. The final fight between The Hulk and Abomination still remains one of the top action sequences in all comic book movies in my opinion. The big and full of destruction with CGI that does hold up well and doesn't take you out of the movie. The Abomination remains one of the top 5 marvel villains. He's mean, powerful, and a menacing threat that succeeds as a villain. The love story between Bruce and Elizabeth Ross doesn't work at all. Liv Tyler is so unbelievably bad in it, and she really brings down the movies overall quality. Ed Norton is fine as Bruce Banner, nor good or bad he just fills the role. Every scene Bruce and Roth share weighs the movie down. Leaving you just waiting for the next action scene to come, which again are great. Overall, The Incredible Hulk succeeds in Action, and the hulk himself, but fails to make the scenes without him engaging, and a love interest who works as a quality vacuum. So I give it a 7.1