Is this the worst capeshit movie of all time?

>kids don't know about Steel

i like the way scenes transition

Not at all, it's quite good aside from the split screen shit and dogs getting kicked in the balls. JCon as Betty was great casting, and Eric Bana portrays the anger issues of Hulk better than anyone since.

It was ok but it reminds me how the guy playing the current hulk is terrible.

I literally can not find any redeeming factors in this movie other than some of the casting. This movie is complete dogshit.

alternative lifestyles are common out in Cali

>tfw no jen gf
It hurts bros

Jennifer Connelly was a nudist?

>was

Is. Been one her whole life

You wouldn't like me when I'm Ang Lee

She's into watersports is what I hear

she likes skinny dipping

Just because it came from a comic does not mean it’s capeshit

Only if you're a faggot.

I still consider Ang Lee's 2003 "Hulk" to be one of the finest comic book based movies ever, and contrary to popular belief, one of the most faithful. Watching the movie, it was as if some scenes were lifted right out of the Stan Lee stories. Hulk fighting army tanks in the desert, Hulk leaping over canyon cliffs, Hulk touching the reaches of space, and yes, even Hulk dogs are from the comics. Hulk's father in the movie is directly based on Bruce's father in the comics, Brian Banner, who was abusive and allegedly had a hand in Hulk's origin. The many villain incarnations that David Banner takes on at the end of the film are not just the Absorbing Man, but are an amalgam of many of Hulk villains including Zzax.

Ang Lee's film was less about simply "Hulk Smash" and more about the idea of the Hulk. The idea of evolution, the idea of repression and subsequent freedom from that repression. It's interesting that every Ang Lee film is similarly about this idea of repression. Repressed gay cowboys, repressed women in China, a repressed slave finding freedom after the Civil War, etc. The evolution idea is expressed in the food chain of "Hulk" creatures we see in the movie. First a frog, then dogs, Hulk himself, and then a near "Hulk god" in David Banner. Evolution is also cinematically expressed in the morph edits seen throughout the film. Contrary to popular belief, the multi-frame editing was not just about mimicking a a comic book, it was about expressing the idea of freedom from repression, of seeing something from different angles, different points of view, different sides, much like Bruce has a "different side" to him. If you notice, the multi-angles many times show us the same subject but from a different camera angle. The idea of the Hulk is metaphorically expressed through the imagery of atomic mushroom clouds and jellyfish. It expresses the idea that this Hulk was born of two of the greatest known forces in the universe, genetic and atomic force.

They're all shit, redditor.

The part where the scene splits into literal comic panels when the helicopter is flying is comedy gold.

> My Hulk is about an abusive father relationship.

Are we sure Snyder wasn't a ghost director on this?

I tried to like this movie. Everytime I watch the movie I try to like it but it's just so shit. They fucked up Bruce's backstory with all the daddy shit. The plot goes nowhere and meanders for 2 hours. I seriously don't know how people like this movie.

Banner looks like a molested child got turned into a vanquilist dummy that got turned into a sex offender