L'incredibile Hulk

Titolo originale: The Incredible Hulk
Regia: Louis Leterrier |
Anno: 2008
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Fantascienza Azione Avventura
Tag: new york city | rio de janeiro | superhero | based on comic | fugitive | on the run | super soldier | scientist | virginia | military | super villain | marvel cinematic universe (mcu) | angry | radical transformation | good versus evil | intimate |
Cast: Edward Norton | Liv Tyler | Tim Roth | William Hurt | Tim Blake Nelson | Ty Burrell | Christina Cabot | Peter Mensah | Lou Ferrigno | Paul Soles | Débora Nascimento | Greg Bryk | Chris Owens | Al Vrkljan | Adrian Hein | John MacDonald | Shaun McComb | Simon Wong | Pedro Salvín | Julio Cesar Torres Dantas | Raimundo Camargo Nascimento | Nick Alachiotis | Jason Burke | Grant Nickalls | Joris Jarsky | Arnold Pinnock | Tig Fong | Jason Hunter | Maxwell McCabe-Lokos | David Collins | John Carvalho | Robin Wilcock | Wayne Robson | Javier Lambert | Martin Starr | Chris Ratz | Todd Hofley | Joe La Loggia | Tamsen McDonough | Michael Kenneth Williams | Roberto Bakker | Ruru Sacha | James Downing | Rickson Gracie | Stephen Gartner | Nicholas Rose | Genelle Williams | P.J. Kerr | Jee-Yun Lee | Desmond Campbell | Deshaun Clarke | Tony Nappo | Aaron Berg | David Meunier | Tre Smith | Moses Nyarko | Carlos A. Gonzalez | Yan Regis | Stephen Broussard | Robert Morse | Matt Purdy | Lenka Matuska | Scott Magee | Wes Berger | Carla Nascimento | Krista Vendy | Mila Stromboni | Stan Lee | Robert Downey Jr. | John Campea | Jim Annan | John Atkin | David Bianchi | Bill Bixby | JB Blanc | John Campea | Jon Cesar | Rick Cordeiro | Brandon Cruz | Scoot DeVille | Fabio Dorea | Kieran Gallant | J.D. Hall | Jay Hunter | Dave Kiner | Richard D. Leko | Jonathan Lipow | Kevin Lise | DI MacDonald | David L. Marston | François Mequer | Ish Morris | Scott Murphy | Billy Parrott | Imali Perera | Kristina Pesic | Avi Phillips | Jeffrey W. Pike | Johnny Prince | T.J. Smith | Nick Stankevich | Fred Tatasciore | Dylan Taylor | Max Topplin | Miyoshi Umeki | J.A. Worthington | Russell Yuen |

Bruce Banner si è nascosto in una labirintica favela del Brasile, dove lavora in una fabbrica che imbottiglia bibite al guaranà e conta i giorni "senza crisi", allenandosi a mantenere basse le pulsazioni cardiache agendo sulla respirazione e sul rifiuto delle provocazioni. Sono più di cento giorni che vive così, reprimendo gli impulsi del corpo e gli slanci del cuore, che è rimasto negli Stati Uniti, accanto alla dottoressa Ross. Ma basta una goccia di sangue, perduta involontariamente, a innescare la fine o, per essere più precisi, un nuovo inizio. La macchina da guerra americana, guidata dal generale Ross, è immediatamente sulle sue tracce. Braccato, Bruce non può che cedere alla sua nemesi, strapparsi le vesti e trasformarsi nel gigante verde.

Approfondimenti

When Bruce gets Betty's necklace back, the package is from the Milburn Pawn Shop. Brad Milburn was o [...] D
The serum with which Emil Blonsky is injected has a different effect on him, unlike Captain America, [...] D
Despite not being part of the description for the film's PG-13 rating from the MPAA, brief nudity is [...] D
In the comics, the Abomination possesses pointed ears. Louis Leterrier wanted this characteristic to [...] D
Producer Gale Anne Hurd also produced Aliens - Scontro finale (1986). The Avengers series has featur [...] D
(at around 1h 9 mins) When Bruce Banner e-mails Mr. Blue with his data, while Betty purchases the us [...] D
Louis Leterrier had been interested in directing Iron Man (2008), but when Jon Favreau took that pro [...] D
(at around 4 mins) Near the beginning of the movie, when Banner is flipping channels on the televisi [...] D
When Bruce infiltrates the university as a pizza delivery man, he bribes the security guard played b [...] D
Dominic Purcell was also considered for the lead role of Bruce Banner. D
Louis Leterrier directed four units with a broken foot. D
The opening lab scene contains references from the opening credits of L'incredibile Hulk (1977) with [...] D
In a deleted scene, Blonsky describes the Hulk to General Greller, "Ten feet tall, fifteen hundred p [...] D
Edward Norton, a big Hulk fan, initially turned down the lead, as he had concerns over how the film [...] D
(at around 39 mins) The computer Edward Norton is using, when he is disguised as a delivery boy, has [...] D
Edward Norton re-wrote the script substantially, and on certain posters, he was credited under the p [...] D
On the Campus board above Betty Ross's name is Lester Richards. This is a possible nod to Richard Le [...] D
Liv Tyler accepted her role without reading the script. D
Tim Roth suggested that his character, Emil Blonsky, be a soldier. In the comics, Blonsky was a KGB [...] D
Ray Stevenson was considered for the role of Emil Blonsky. He would later play Volstagg in the Thor [...] D
According to Louis Leterrier, the final shot (Banner grins as his eyes turn green) was a deliberatel [...] D
This is the fourth film where Edward Norton plays a character with an alter ego, following Schegge d [...] D
In The Avengers (2012), Bruce Banner twice makes reference to events in this film. For the first ref [...] D
Contrary to popular belief, this film does not contain a post-credits scene. The original theater ve [...] D
It is likely safe to say that this is the only film in the MCU that has ever (and most likely will e [...] D
An earlier draft made The Abomination a composite character with Glenn Talbot, a different character [...] D
Edward Norton and Paul Soles both appeared in The Score (2001). D
Besides in the opening credit sequence, Liz Tyler's character, Elizabeth Ross, does appear until 35 [...] D
One of only 13 movies to be reviewed twice by Now Playing Podcast. In their 2008 review this film ha [...] D
After Hulk defeats Abomination, a helicopter flies above and shines a spotlight on the Hulk. The lig [...] D
Soldiers arrive at the house and send a cable under the front door. The dog picks up the cable in it [...] D
The Hercules aircraft (337), at the beginning of the movie, is stationed at 8 Wing Trenton, Ontario. [...] D
At 1hr 52min, this is the shortest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, tied with Thor: The Dark W [...] D
Besides some brief POV shots in the opening title sequence, the Hulk doesn't make an appearance unti [...] D
Edward Norton and Tim Roth filmed their Hulk-Abomination fights on a stage, using motion capture, an [...] D
This was the only stand-alone Hulk film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Other than Lou Ferrigno, n [...] D
Chapter Two of Phase One in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. D
The military base, "Fort Johnson", is named after Kenneth Johnson; the writer, director, and produce [...] D
According to screenwriter Zak Penn, this film was more similar to comic book writer Bruce Jones's Hu [...] D
At the beginning of the film, a quick glimpse of Bruce's known associates appears. One of the names [...] D
William Hurt based his performance as General Ross on Captain Ahab, the obsessive captain who endles [...] D
Louis Leterrier wanted Mark Ruffalo for the role of Bruce Banner, but Marvel insisted on Edward Nort [...] D
In 2003, James Schamus had written a treatment for a direct sequel to Hulk (2003) featuring the Grey [...] D
(at around 1h 4 mins) Betty Ross buys Bruce some purple pants. In the comics, the Hulk is almost alw [...] D
There are over 700 visual effects shots in the film. D
Toronto was chosen as the main location for filming as the then-mayor David Miller was a huge Hulk f [...] D
Hulk has a total of six words, provided by Lou Ferrigno: "Leave Me Alone", "Hulk Smash", and "Betty" [...] D
When the Hulk was originally introduced in the comics, Betty Ross wasn't a scientist and co-worker t [...] D
Stan Lee: (at around 13 mins) the comic writer who co-created The Incredible Hulk in 1962 is the man [...] D
In the comics, Bruce originally transformed into the Hulk at night, similar to a werewolf. As a nod [...] D
All throughout the film, green objects can be seen. Bystander clothing, books, liquid in lab glasswa [...] D
Stan Lee and Lou Ferrigno are the only people that appeared in Hulk (2003) and this film. D
Before Edward Norton was cast to play Bruce Banner, Marvel considered Liev Schreiber for the role. D
Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno: The two stars of L'incredibile Hulk (1977) have cameos: Bill Bixby is seen [...] D
Marvel has had the name the Hulk under copyright since the late 50s, as the name was originally used [...] D
The Hulk's origin in this film is a combination of the Marvel Ultimates comics (experimenting on Cap [...] D
The Hulk's look was based on comic book artist Dale Keown's drawings, where "The Hulk, being beyond [...] D
This is the only Marvel film in which the post-credits scene is actually the last scene before the c [...] D
(at around 1h 4 mins) After the Hulk appears at Culver University, two students are interviewed in t [...] D
Tim Roth signed on the film because he was a fan of L'incredibile Hulk (1977), as well as to please [...] D
(at around 7 mins) It took the visual effects artists over a year to construct a shot where Dr. Bann [...] D
Betty's new boyfriend is obviously Doc Samson, while the doctor working with Bruce is Samuel Sterns, [...] D
General Ross asks Emil Blonsky's age. Ross guesses the age of 45. Blonsky states he is 39. Tim Roth [...] D
Captain America: Civil War (2016) is the first reappearance of William Hurt as General Thaddeus Ross [...] D
Visual effects supervisor Kurt Williams created special computer programs that controlled the inflat [...] D
Stylistically, the filmmakers chose a darker shade of green from Hulk (2003), and decided to not mak [...] D
As of 2020, the film is the second and final solo Hulk film. D
Ray Stevenson was in discussions for the part of Blonsky before he landed the lead in Punisher - Zon [...] D
In the final scene, General Ross is drinking an "Incredible Hulk" cocktail at the bar. It is made us [...] D
Although cut from the theatrical run, Captain America can be seen in the alternate beginning on the [...] D
In addition to doing re-writes, Edward Norton directed himself in some of his own scenes too, such a [...] D
This is the sixth Marvel Movie that has shown nudity in some manner. The first five Marvel Movies ar [...] D
Edward Norton was cast as Bruce Banner on the recommendation of Lou Ferrigno, who had starred in L'i [...] D
The person to whom Bruce Banner is talking on the computer near the beginning of the film, "Mr. Blue [...] D
The film is the second time that Bruce Banner is shown nude. The first time is in Hulk (2003). In Hu [...] D
Composer Craig Armstrong collaborated with Louis Leterrier to create the film's score. Marvel Studio [...] D
Eric Bana was asked to reprise his role of Bruce Banner, but he turned it down. D
In the comics, Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross would later become the Red Hulk. Likewise, a little later [...] D
A scene where a hopeless Bruce Banner arrives at the Arctic to commit suicide was featured in the tr [...] D
There are moments foreshadowing Captain America - Il primo Vendicatore (2011). First, there is a por [...] D
Edward Norton, who had previously re-written films he starred in, wrote a draft of the script, which [...] D
Rickson Gracie: (at around 5 mins) appears as the Jiu-Jitsu instructor that is teaching Bruce Banner [...] D
Liv Tyler previously starred in Armageddon - Giudizio finale (1998), which was also produced by Gale [...] D
The only film in Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase One not to be distributed by Paramount Pictures, as [...] D
Louis Leterrier insisted that Tim Roth, of whom he is a big fan, be cast as the film's main antagoni [...] D
The film joined Toronto's Green-Screen initiative, to help cut carbon emissions and waste created du [...] D
The film's cast includes an Oscar winner (William Hurt) and an Oscar nominee (Edward Norton). D
(at around 9 mins) In the bottling plant, when Banner tries to talk to the girl, and the bald-headed [...] D
Although Louis Leterrier liked Hulk (2003), he concurred with Marvel Studios that to continue the fr [...] D
William Hurt and his son are big fans of the Hulk. D
This is the first MCU movie to be Filmed in Panavision (anamorphic). D
The only MCU film to be distributed by Universal Pictures. As they still hold the film rights of the [...] D
Sam Elliott wanted to reprise his role as General Ross from Hulk (2003), but it was taken by William [...] D
According to Tim Roth, Edward Norton re-wrote scenes every day. Norton and Liv Tyler also spent hour [...] D
In this film, Bruce (Edward Norton) learns to control his anger partially through martial arts train [...] D
Norton wrote a part specifically for Michael Kenneth Williams, because he is a big fan of Williams' [...] D
There was a deleted scene where Bruce has dinner with Betty and Doc Samson after she finds him walki [...] D
For the sake of anonymity, Bruce Banner's computer pen pal is Mr. Blue, while Bruce refers to himsel [...] D
When General Ross is retrieving the serum from cold storage, the container not only has the name of [...] D
The film is the first film released in 2008 that starred Liv Tyler. The second film is The Strangers [...] D
The film is the second Marvel Movie and MCU film released in 2008. The first is Iron Man (2008), whi [...] D
(at around 31 mins) In the market scene in Chiapas, the "Lonely Man" theme from L'incredibile Hulk ( [...] D
This is the only Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase One film in which Nick Fury does not appear. Howeve [...] D
Bruce Banner's sidekick Rick Jones was present in early drafts, but ended up being removed, once Edw [...] D
When General Ross is speaking to Blonsky: Ross: Let me emphasize that what I'm about to share with y [...] D
Paul Soles, who portrays "Stanley", the owner of the pizza shop, provided the voice for Bruce Banner [...] D
Denise Cronenberg designed the costumes for this film, as well as for her brother David Cronenberg's [...] D
(at around 1h 26 mins) Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson) gets the Hulk's blood in a wound in his head [...] D
Originally, Abomination was going to return as a supporting antagonist in Avengers: Age of Ultron (2 [...] D
Bruce stops the TV on Una moglie per papà (1969), which starred the original Dr. Banner, Bill Bix [...] D
The Hulk, as portrayed in this film, was created through a blend of motion capture and key frame ani [...] D
Although the final scenes are set in Manhattan (Harlem to be exact), they were shot in Toronto, with [...] D
Producer Gale Anne Hurd called the film a "requel" because it's a bit of a reboot, and a bit of a se [...] D
(at around 1h 25 mins) Zak Penn felt that the name "Abomination" sounded too silly, so Emil Blonsky [...] D
William Hurt was under consideration for the role of General Robert E. Lee in Gettysburg (1993). Ano [...] D
When Hulk and Abomination begin the fight in Harlem, Abomination spits out a tooth after being punch [...] D
(at around 1h) The grotto scene between Betty and The Hulk was inspired by a scene in Book 5 of "Hul [...] D
It is shown in the movie that Bruce Banner/ Incredible Hulk traveled from Brazil to Canada. The firs [...] D
(at around 1h 40 mins) Toward the end of the film, when Banner is hiding out on Canada, he receives [...] D
(at around 38 mins) Edward Norton's wife Shauna Robertson produced Molto incinta (2007), and he wish [...] D
Liv Tyler took over the role of Betty Ross from Jennifer Connelly. Tyler and Connelly appeared as si [...] D
The visual effects experts based the Hulk and Abomination's movements on linebackers. D
This remains the lowest grossing film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (despite making over $200 mil [...] D
In the comics, Emil Blonsky takes on a scaly reptilian appearance, becoming the Abomination. Louis L [...] D
(at around 32 mins) According to General Ross, the serum project that mutated Bruce Banner into the [...] D
In Germany, the film was cut for a more commercial "Not under 12" rating. However, these cuts were d [...] D
Matthew McConaughey auditioned for the role of Bruce Banner/Hulk but was turned down. D
David Duchovny was considered to play Bruce Banner before Edward Norton. D
Martin Starr has a brief appearance in the film as the Computer Nerd. Nine years later, Starr appear [...] D

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(at around 8 mins) When Bruce Banner's blood drops into an empty bottle in the factory, it is shown [...] D
(at around 1h 35 mins) A tremendous blast of air might temporarily extinguish a blazing fuel-fed fir [...] D
No self-respecting Lt. General (or any other type of General for that matter) would be caught dead w [...] D
(at around 12 mins) Despite Bruce Banner warning Dr. Samuel Sterns about the risk of Hulk falling in [...] D
(at around 1h 40 mins) At the end of the movie when Bruce is in British Columbia, he receives a pack [...] D
Banner jumps from the helicopter to battle Abomination and breaks through the pavement. Betty Ross l [...] D
Credits list William Hurt's character as General "Thunderbolt" Ross. While, in the US Army, all Gene [...] D
The Polar F5 heart rate monitor watch used by Bruce Banner requires a wireless chest sensor in order [...] D
When Banner is supposedly in Chiapas, Mexico, it is clearly Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At 00:30:44, an [...] D
(at around 8 mins) When the box of drinks containing the contaminated bottle is packaged, it has 'Br [...] D
(at around 13 mins) UH-1 Huey helicopter seen early in the film has an "N" registration number. Only [...] D
(at around 44 mins) When General Ross enters a four-digit pass code to enter the deep-freeze storage [...] D
(at around 31 mins) When Bruce is in Chiapas (Mexico) buying pants he speaks to the lady in Spanish [...] D
After the cave scene, they somehow get to a motel and Betty has her bag with her, which was nowhere [...] D
Shortly after becoming the Hulk in the factory scene, Banner's trousers are full length, then in the [...] D
(at around 5 mins) Rickson Gracie has a cameo as Banner's martial arts instructor. Oddly, Gracie is [...] D
(at around 13 mins) In the opening scenes, the name plate on his desk, reads: General Ross. That's a [...] D
At 13:15, LTG, or Lieutenant General Ross wears his shoulder boards ( rank insignia) on his shirt ep [...] D
Generals, except for chaplains and those in the medical specialties, do not wear branch insignia. Ge [...] D
The Portuguese spoken by some actors acting as Brazilian characters (like Tough Guy Leader) is heavi [...] D
The scenes at Culver supposedly take place in the United States (e.g., USPS mailboxes, etc.) yet the [...] D
(at around 33 mins) The General and Emil Blonsky are in the helicopter/equipment bay talking about s [...] D
(at around 37 mins) When Bruce is talking with the man who works at the Pizza place, Bruce's hair in [...] D
(at around 16 mins) When Banner is talking via chat online with "Mr. Blue" (Later revealed Samuel St [...] D
An exterior shot of the military helicopter taking Bruce and Betty away after he is captured at the [...] D
(at around 1h 11 mins) At the tunnel entrance, when Betty says "Bruce, wake up", he's seen without a [...] D
(at around 57 mins) The heavy downpour after the army gunship crashed, later referenced in the news [...] D
(at around 1h 8 mins) When Bruce explains to Betty what can and can't be tracked, the wallet goes fr [...] D
(at around 57 mins) Just prior to the helicopter explodes, the sky is partly cloudy sky and there is [...] D
(at around 39 mins) When Bruce is searching the computer database from the University computer lab, [...] D
Emil Blonsky is supposedly a British officer "seconded" (detached) to the U.S. Army. Foreign officer [...] D
(at around 1h 40 mins) At the very end of the movie, as Betty is looking at her camera and the "batt [...] D
Although General Ross and the soldiers are in the Army, they fly around in Air Force helicopters. As [...] D
(at around 1h 29 mins) On a New York street a sign of 2 neon discs is clearly seen. This is the famo [...] D
The camouflage pattern used by Ross' US Army soldiers is the BDU woodland pattern, which has long be [...] D
After the helicopter explodes on the Hulk, he is shown with several cuts that are clearly bleeding r [...] D
(at around 1h 35 mins) As Dr. Betty Ross emerges from the side of the crashed helicopter on the roof [...] D
When Lt. General Ross (according to the rank on his collar) removes the vial from the dry ice storag [...] D
(at around 37 mins) When Bruce is delivering the pizza, he rides a bicycle through the campus. As he [...] D
(at around 17 mins) During the Brazil chase scene, the time of day appears to change from night to d [...] D
When Banner is doing the breathing exercises, the trainer tells him in Portuguese "It's better to co [...] D
(at around 37 mins) When Banner is disguised as a pizza delivery man riding his bike to sneak into t [...] D
All pulse monitoring watches, like the one that Bruce is shown wearing requires the large button bel [...] D
The actual color of the Brazilian Guaraná drink is amber (similar to beer color) not lemon-green [...] D
(at around 1h 40 mins) Near the end, when the Hulk is battling Abomination, he chokes Abomination wi [...] D
Although the final scenes are set in Manhattan (Harlem to be exact), they were shot in Toronto, with [...] D
Given the digestive power of a normal human stomach there is no way that flash drive would survive b [...] D
The facial hair on Blonksy and Ross violates military regulations. D
(at around 1h 35 mins) Unlike gasoline, aircraft fuel does not ignite upon contact with flame; it ha [...] D

Frase

[Blonsky finds a photo of Betty in Banner's apartm [...] D
Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: As far as I'm co [...] D
Bruce Banner: [in a poor Portuguese] Don't make me [...] D
Abomination: [Preparing to finish off General Ross [...] D
[as they're kissing, Bruce's heart monitor on his [...] D
Emil Blonsky: Forgive me, sir? Doesn't anybody wan [...] D
The Incredible Hulk: Leave me alone. D
Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: [speaking to Blo [...] D
Major Kathleen 'Kat' Sparr: Here's something inter [...] D
[first lines] Bruce Banner: Is it ready? D
Emil Blonsky: I've had missions go wrong, and seen [...] D
Major Kathleen 'Kat' Sparr: Sir, Blonsky... Gen. [...] D
Bruce Banner: [in Portuguese] Stop. Please. Me... [...] D
Betty Ross: [Betty and Bruce need to get across to [...] D
Bruce Banner: [speaking Brazilian Portuguese while [...] D
Abomination: Give me a REAL fight! D
Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: You must realize [...] D
Samuel Sterns: [to Blonsky] WHY are you always hit [...] D
Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: You did the righ [...] D
[repeated line] Emil Blonsky: Is that it? Is that [...] D
Bruce Banner: Stan, I give you my word. Whatever y [...] D
Major Kathleen 'Kat' Sparr: Are you telling me you [...] D
Samuel Sterns: If we overshoot this by even the sm [...] D
[During the fight between The Hulk and The Abomina [...] D
[Blonsky is antagonizing the Hulk] Emil Blonsky: [...] D
Emil Blonsky: [attacking Bruce] Where is it? Show [...] D
Soldier #2: How are you feeling, man? Emil Blonsk [...] D
Samuel Sterns: You didn't send me much to work wit [...] D
Betty Ross: What is it like? When it happens, what [...] D
Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: How old are you, [...] D
[last lines] Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross: [i [...] D
Betty Ross: [yells at taxi driver] Asshole! Bruce [...] D
The Incredible Hulk: Betty. D
Bruce Banner: [as he jumps from the helicopter to [...] D
Abomination: [to the Hulk] You don't deserve this [...] D
Samuel Sterns: [nervously, in front of a mutating [...] D

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