Fun fact: in the original version of the script, the first time Bruce Banner was supposed to hulk out was when his coworker wouldn't stop talking about Star Wars, which was originally title Blue Harvest
This is a reference to the fact that Bruce Banner’s original name in the comic was also in fact Blue Harvest, this was later changed to Bruce Banner due to focus groups
@@justincoleman3805 Fun fact, did you know that Family Guy was actually cancelled after its first season? They wanted to bring it back under the new working title of Blue Harvest but they decided that keeping the original name would be better for marketing.
I will say I love The Hulk’s design in this movie, he looks like such a beast with his veins and his darker green hue, he’s even hidden away at first to drive up suspension, I like Ruffalo’s design as well as it fits The Avengers movies a bit better but I’ll always have a soft spot for Norton’s design
Right?! He has the perfect physique Hulk should have in this one That's what I've never liked about the Ruffalo pre-Smart Hulk, he was built more like a gorilla, 2003 Hulk was also kinda gorilla-ish
Stan Lee was historically unsatisfied with every live action iteration of the Hulk. Me personally, there has not been a Hulk introduced that I wasn’t immediately sold on.
What was cut from the original post credits scene is when the General is handed another drink and says "Macklunkey" right before Tony Stark shoots him in the heart. The fans just weren't ready for it at the time.
I love that you guys created a whole segment called “Green Trivia,” just for this movie, and this movie alone. Brilliant. Possibly should have been called “Grey-Green Trivia,” but we can just fix that in post! Cheers, mates.
@@goodburger1114 Doubt it, I quite like it for the fact that its a direction thats different for Hulk in the films, they could have easily kept with him as the rage monster, thats the easy option but we may get him again someday and we did get an actual arc with his character And this film is an MCU film under Kevin
@@biguy617 Norton actually nailed Bruce as an awkward, elusive guy who try to hide away from society. He's not supposed to be a walking comedic relief like Mark Ruffalo's Banner.
This & Iron Man 2 are the two MCU films I would _LOVE_ to see a special edition "extended cut" of. Based solely on comments Norton & Rourke have made about tons of character material
I've seen the deleted scenes of TIH. I remember that in the trailer, Doc Samson (Ty Burrell) and Bruce Banner were talking about his situation and that scene never made the cut. I think I liked that scene but it was weird because it also showed that Doc Samson and Betty were living together when she took Bruce in for the night. There are some scenes that were made more logical scene-wise but they do slow the pace down and may very well be completely unnecessary. I think the attempted suicide might be the only one worth adding in...maybe.
I want the extra hour of footage cut out of Age of Ultron put back into the film since its supposed to make more sense and was only removed because Disney wanted a shorter runtime.
Yes I’ve always wanted an extended edition of The Incredible Hulk! I know all the deleted scenes in the movie were cut by the studio without consulting the director, and when you watch them you can tell. There’s a lot more explanation and character moments in those scenes.
@HotAnimeBabe99541 Captain Marvel and Spider-Man weren't cast then. That may have been in a super early draft script, but I'm pretty sure this guy is talking about stuff that was actually shot and later cut
The Bruce Banner/Hulk relationship is so complex and interesting in the comics and I feel like we’ve never really gotten that in any live action movie. There are ideas from the Hulk 2003 and this one that are good, but neither were able to faithfully adapt the character in my opinion
I feel like first Avengers is the only one that hints at some interesting dynamic between them. Bruce's characterization and Ruffalo's performance in it are also my favorites. He just seems like a guy who is just broken and knows he is a walking nuclear bomb. Just watch his scene with Widow at the beginning or when he explains shooting himself. I wish they kept that character instead of turning him into a comedic relief.
Still my favorite Hulk. I saw this in the theater, way more times than I should admit. But, I needed this movie at the time, and it helped me get over a lot of crap. Love this movie.
@@OhSoNastyMark Ruffalo Hulk was good but peaked in Avengers and pretty much went down hill. The fact he showed up in She-Hulk and stumbled around in a Hawaiian shirt was a new low for them.
I think Norton is the perfect casting for Bruce Banner. He's nerdy and somehow a little sinister too. He comes across as being miserable and exhausted. He's perfect. It's a shame he didn't come back.
I really like this one. I miss the brutality of the old Marvel movies and Tim Roth killed it as Blonsky / Abomination. He’s the real reason I come back to this one. Also easily one of the best one-on-one final battles in any movie ever.
Especially that second fight where he’s hopped up of captain America juice, one handing that massive grenade launcher, kick flipping of everything the hulk throws at him. Then he just stands there talking mad shit in head butting distance, and gets punted into a tree.
I honestly like that this Hulk doesn't look anything like Norton. It's such a small thing that goes a long way to show that Bruce and Hulk are two different people.
@@biguy617 You do realize I wasn't talking about him being Green, right? Being Green isn't a big difference. Ruffalo Hulk still looks like Ruffalo. But Norton Hulk doesn't look like Norton at all. And not just because he was green.
@@timrube No, they did. But everyone also expects Hulk to look exactly like Bruce Banner for whatever reason. And this movie is able to easily separate them in that way before much of Hulk's other traits show themselves. Also, being green isn't much of a big difference. Ruffalo Hulk still looks like Ruffalo. Gamora still looks like Zoe Saldana. The fact they're green doesn't change that. Hulk's personality in the beginning of the movie isn't much different from Bruce's. He just wants to be left alone, and he will defend himself if he has to. And as such, the rage part didn't really come out until the college fight.
The term ‘requel’ was actually used this year in the new Scream! They changed the meaning a little - from essentially a reboot to a legacy sequel with reboot elements (with particular shots being sent toward the new Star Wars trilogy), but it’s interesting to see the term has actually managed to have a resurgence.
Its definitely a hidden gem in the MCU. It always surprises me how many people dont even know this movie exists, or vaguely remember it and that it was a part of the MCU.
I mean, most of us Marvel viewers at the time watched it, we just thought it was meh. For something to be underrated it has to be fairly unseen. If a lot of people watched it and just didn't like it, its appropriately rated, as the viewers are the ones who decide that. What you guys mean to say is "I like this movie and most people don't" that's not the same as it being underrated.
Green Trivia: Stan Lee literally plays Stan Lee playing another person in all his cameos; when he's speaking to the watchers, it's literally Stan Lee talking about his cameos. Stan Lee, being the Marvel creator Stan Lee, is a god like being in the MCU who can be whomever, whatever, wherever he wants to be.
My headcannon for hulks hair is that just like the rest of banner’s body, it grows, so when he turns into hulk, it gives an explanation for why his hair is all messy and shaggy
I always had a real fondness for this movie because 1. I love Edward Norton, and 2. The beautiful Brazilian woman who Bruce saves from some thugs in the first act of the movie is named Martina, which is my name, and I rarely saw any characters with my name in American films when I was growing up.
I saw this movie about two summers ago and I really liked it. I was expecting it to be horrible and I actually really liked the depth of Bruce's character. I was also impressed with the level of...body horror? I hate body horror and yet, I was really fascinated by that element added to Abomination's and Hulk's transformations.
I saw this in theaters with my family and my younger cousin was actually terrified of the Hulk. He was around 4 at the time and he cried when hulk first appeared. I was 8 or 9, but in hindsight I think that’s really cool.
@@genematthews4267 I remember when this film came out while I was staying over at my cousin's place with my family - I wanted to watch it so bad!!! Had to wait until we got back home though to see it with dad since my younger cousin was so scared of The Hulk haha, good times.
I always trust Mr Sunday movies for my Minigun reviews, now I know that I need to aim my shots for maximum minigun efficiency, who would’ve guessed! Thank you Mason, I’m going to buy a military grade minigun now!
I honestly love this movie so much. I am admittedly biased because I saw this in theaters when I was 5. However, I genuinely think this movie understands Hulk.
This is definitely the best live action Hulk we've had. The power, the rage. I love the detail of his eyes glowing greener and him getting stronger the angrier he gets in that Abomination fight
@@WlatPziupp No, it isn't. You like one better, is what you mean. The Avengers Hulk design is more detailed and looks more realistic, you just prefer the taught muscles more than a Hulk that feels real.
I’m just here for James repeated recognition of “blue harvest” as the original Star Wars title. As a result, I literally walk around waiting for other people to randomly assert this piece of trivia to my face everyday.
Honestly I just love the contrast between Banner and Hulk; he's not supposed to be the same person. This design is just so fitting for Hulk, it feels like just body is being stretched to its limits. Nothing has reached the level of this Hulk imo, and this movie is a breath of fresh air compared to all the recent MCU projects.
fun fact, everyone here in brazil makes fun of how they spoke brazilian portuguese in this movie. we can clearly see that almost everyone isn't brazilian
This is my preferred design of the Hulk. I love the wider build, I love the giant hands and feet, it really works in my opinion. The design from Avengers to Ragnarok is okay, it's a bit gorilla like, and that's fine, I don't mind him being a bit more hunchback and longer armed, but the Norton version of Hulk just looks better in my opinion. I also love how such a thin and lankier Bruce turns into this roided out monster, it plays better. I like Ruffalo, and had he always been Bruce then people would probably see this movie, which is an underrated gem, as being more part of the MCU, but I do kind of wish Norton had been able to stick around because the characters of Bruce and Hulk and their physiques really need to contrast and I don't think it's quite as effective with Ruffalo. Although the design of Hulk was completely redone, too, so maybe had Ruffalo played the role in 2008, they would have also carried over the design of Hulk, too, into Avengers. Oh well. Still love this movie though.
Fun fact: The Hulk in comics was originally supposed to be blue and work on a farm which is why the working script given to Jack Kirby by Stan Lee was Blue Harvest.
James’ repeating the word Mini Gun with the music at 14:53 and 15:16 took me out of the entire video, I was laughing for a good 5 minutes at the beat and everything. I love these guys so much. #CornofCoblin4Life
Here's a little fun fact for keen viewers of the movie. During the scene with Hulk and Betty in the cave, if you pause just when the lightning flashes on Hulk, he will appear with Grey skin and blue shorts. Joe Fixit (Grey Hulk) has always been my favorite version of the hulk and it's nice to see him get a little if even barely noticeable reference
They changed the title of the movie because Edward Norton insisted on putting in a plotline where Bruce Banner discovers Q-anon. Norton believed they could keep the title, but Marvel would only keep the plotline if the title was changed, Norton very humbly compromised to keep the plotline. The plotline was cut right before the premiere because Q-anon didn't exist yet.
This is my favorite hulk. I think it's the one that I could see actually carry on thru to the World War Hulk saga, compared to the neutered Ruffalo version
Here's a lullaby from me to you - Hulk says as he claps his hands and stuns the Human Torch. Fantastic Four #12, the month the Beatles wrote From Me To You. Fantastic Four or Fab Four? And today is the 60'th anniversary of 'Love Me Do' and Dr. No. All these coincidences - there must be someone out there.
*The only other "requel" I can think of is Punisher: War Zone (2008)* _A requel to The Punisher (2004)_ I'm glad a short film sequel was made for the '04 movie with Thomas Jane, called Dirty Laundry
I wouldn’t consider Punisher: War Zone a requel. It’s just a different adaptation. Some examples of requels include Mission: Impossible (1996), Shaft (2000), Charlie’s Angels (both the 2000 one and the recent one), the 21 Jump Street movie, the Tom Cruise version of The Mummy (kinda), and the new Quantum Leap show.
I actually quite liked Abomination's design in this movie over his other appearances. It's so just so monstrous which is perfect. The new Abomination looks so baby-faced (for lack of a better phrase) and disarming. Such beautiful and gentle eyes. Had they just taken this look, made him a bit more green, and slapped those funky ears on him, I'd be okay with it.
Idk why this movie gets so much hate I for one love this movie! It’s honestly one of my favorite MCU movies. And by far the best depiction of the Hulk in movies.
Bro, what?! Lmao, I’m not even talking about in the comments for this video lol. I’m talking about just how much hate this movie has gotten in general from other people. And if you haven’t seen or heard how much hate this movie has gotten you have to be blind, deaf or a combination of the two lol. Man, if I was talking about the hate in these comments of this video I would’ve said specifically “idk why this movie gets so much hate in the comments of this video”.
Personally, I think Edward Norton was a far superior Bruce Banner. He actually captures being a scientist, while Ruffalo captures being a shy nerd. I think Ruffalo did a fine job but I think Norton would have gone further and deeper into the struggle that is Bruce Banner. Also minigun minigun minigun...
Blonksy is constantly charging headfirst towards the giant murderous monster without fear, honestly if you change the music playing behind a lot of his scenes he basically becomes Steve Rogers.
The best part of this movie is in the beginning, when Norton is hiding in Brazil and he is speaking Spanish with that guy in the factory. The Simpsons, back in 2002, taught us they speak Portuguese in Brazil, not Spanish, so...yeah! Great job there.
This is still my favorite looking hulk. There's something about the texture of his skin and vibrant green that always felt real. I've grown accustomed to Ruffalo hulk, but it still reminds me how cgi it is. Nostalgia? Maybe. Regardless I still love this design
I'd love to see a Caravan of Garbage for: 1. Indiana Jones franchise 2. Pirates of the Caribbean frinchise 3. Batman Mask of the Phantasm 4. Ghost Rider 1 and 2 5. Hellboy 1, 2 and reboot
Fun fact: in the original version of the script, the first time Bruce Banner was supposed to hulk out was when his coworker wouldn't stop talking about Star Wars, which was originally title Blue Harvest
This is a reference to the fact that Bruce Banner’s original name in the comic was also in fact Blue Harvest, this was later changed to Bruce Banner due to focus groups
@@take2productions570 this is a reference to the creator of the comic, Stan Lee's original birth name of Blue Harvest
And when he hulks out he ends up smashing a whole bunch of glass bottles, which of course are made out of frozen air
You guys watch way too much family guy.
@@justincoleman3805 Fun fact, did you know that Family Guy was actually cancelled after its first season? They wanted to bring it back under the new working title of Blue Harvest but they decided that keeping the original name would be better for marketing.
The fact that they always use Ryan George when they mention a ‘producer’ or ‘the studio’ brings me so much joy.
"He's not Ang Lee, he's angry." Golden.
Some his finest work
It's a joke 19 years in the making.
"You wouldn't like me when I'm Ang Lee."
Angy
*angee
I will say I love The Hulk’s design in this movie, he looks like such a beast with his veins and his darker green hue, he’s even hidden away at first to drive up suspension, I like Ruffalo’s design as well as it fits The Avengers movies a bit better but I’ll always have a soft spot for Norton’s design
Right?! He has the perfect physique Hulk should have in this one
That's what I've never liked about the Ruffalo pre-Smart Hulk, he was built more like a gorilla, 2003 Hulk was also kinda gorilla-ish
Stan Lee was historically unsatisfied with every live action iteration of the Hulk. Me personally, there has not been a Hulk introduced that I wasn’t immediately sold on.
@TheGlassesPro
You referring to the animated show from like 10 yrs ago?
meh, i didnt like the anime hair. or the eyes. liked the story tho
@TheGlassesPro
Yeah I get you
It was a pretty good series too
What was cut from the original post credits scene is when the General is handed another drink and says "Macklunkey" right before Tony Stark shoots him in the heart. The fans just weren't ready for it at the time.
Mr Sunday Movies and Mason are the best, I love their chemistry and humour.
Yeah they crack me up. The funniest video of theirs in my opinion, is the one about the 70s Shazam Tv show.
Watching the "blue harvest" bit evolve into such a psychoticly complex in joke over the years in real time has been an absolute delight
I love that you guys created a whole segment called “Green Trivia,” just for this movie, and this movie alone. Brilliant. Possibly should have been called “Grey-Green Trivia,” but we can just fix that in post! Cheers, mates.
I think the Green Trivia joke started for Green Lantern. Though it’s appropriate here too. Rodneyyyyyyyyyy!!!
"I'm not googling this."
"Same."
I am DEAD
The best Hulk movie in my opinion.
"HE THREW A FORKLIFT TRUCK LIKE IT WAS A SOFTBALL!"
"Something hit us, something BIG hit US!!" Tim Roth is great
Now he's all namaste....look how far he's fallen
@@ninjanibba4259 i personally like namaste Blonsky but to each their own
@@directorforplastic7929 ok
@@ninjanibba4259 I'm not so sure that he actually is Abomaste - still two more episodes at this point in time. Plenty of room for a heel turn.
I miss this version of the Hulk. He was a genuine rage monster that was a consistent threat. Hopefully we get this Hulk back someday.
Kevin probably thinks He Is tO ScArY FoR KiDs. Thats why we have kid friendly hulk
@@goodburger1114 Doubt it, I quite like it for the fact that its a direction thats different for Hulk in the films, they could have easily kept with him as the rage monster, thats the easy option but we may get him again someday and we did get an actual arc with his character
And this film is an MCU film under Kevin
It feels like with She-Hulk they've hinted towards a world war hulk adaption or at least something that may cause him to go back that way
He was this raging monster in The Incredible Hulk, in The Avengers, in Avengers: Age of Ultron and in Thor: Ragnarok. Character development my friend.
@@marvies5959 He was also basically a liability right up until the end in the first two avengers films.
The new mini gun minute theme is straight fire 🔥🔥🔥
I enjoyed this movie when it came out and I enjoy it now, very underrated movie and Eddie Norton was a terrific Banner imo
He is my fave Banner as well. Great actor as well
Love the profile pic
I thought Norton was a little wooden as Banner.
@@biguy617 Norton actually nailed Bruce as an awkward, elusive guy who try to hide away from society. He's not supposed to be a walking comedic relief like Mark Ruffalo's Banner.
@@ryantheanimator1156 Yeah, it's brutal how EVERY character these days is now comic relief.
This & Iron Man 2 are the two MCU films I would _LOVE_ to see a special edition "extended cut" of.
Based solely on comments Norton & Rourke have made about tons of character material
I've seen the deleted scenes of TIH. I remember that in the trailer, Doc Samson (Ty Burrell) and Bruce Banner were talking about his situation and that scene never made the cut. I think I liked that scene but it was weird because it also showed that Doc Samson and Betty were living together when she took Bruce in for the night. There are some scenes that were made more logical scene-wise but they do slow the pace down and may very well be completely unnecessary. I think the attempted suicide might be the only one worth adding in...maybe.
I want the extra hour of footage cut out of Age of Ultron put back into the film since its supposed to make more sense and was only removed because Disney wanted a shorter runtime.
Yes I’ve always wanted an extended edition of The Incredible Hulk! I know all the deleted scenes in the movie were cut by the studio without consulting the director, and when you watch them you can tell. There’s a lot more explanation and character moments in those scenes.
@HotAnimeBabe99541 Captain Marvel and Spider-Man weren't cast then. That may have been in a super early draft script, but I'm pretty sure this guy is talking about stuff that was actually shot and later cut
the music with james saying "minigun minigun minigun" legitimately cracked me up, good job editor(s)
The Bruce Banner/Hulk relationship is so complex and interesting in the comics and I feel like we’ve never really gotten that in any live action movie. There are ideas from the Hulk 2003 and this one that are good, but neither were able to faithfully adapt the character in my opinion
lol yeah. They clearly established the Hulk was a different personality and now he's professor Hulk... is "the other guy" death or what?
Norton wanted that for his original script but they never used it sadly and just recasted him
I feel like first Avengers is the only one that hints at some interesting dynamic between them. Bruce's characterization and Ruffalo's performance in it are also my favorites. He just seems like a guy who is just broken and knows he is a walking nuclear bomb. Just watch his scene with Widow at the beginning or when he explains shooting himself. I wish they kept that character instead of turning him into a comedic relief.
I love the mini gun song, made me laugh and smile so much
Still my favorite Hulk. I saw this in the theater, way more times than I should admit. But, I needed this movie at the time, and it helped me get over a lot of crap. Love this movie.
Huh I mean...to me this movie was pretty meh but I don't know why feels really wholesome that it can mean a lot to someone 🤔
@@felipeaguena5289better than all of ruffalos appearances that's for sure
Hell Erick bana is also better than trash mark ruffalo
@@OhSoNastyMark Ruffalo Hulk was good but peaked in Avengers and pretty much went down hill. The fact he showed up in She-Hulk and stumbled around in a Hawaiian shirt was a new low for them.
I think Norton is the perfect casting for Bruce Banner. He's nerdy and somehow a little sinister too. He comes across as being miserable and exhausted. He's perfect. It's a shame he didn't come back.
I am slowly adjusting to green trivia only, but I greatly prefer you two coming up with new trivia names every episode.
I really like this one. I miss the brutality of the old Marvel movies and Tim Roth killed it as Blonsky / Abomination. He’s the real reason I come back to this one. Also easily one of the best one-on-one final battles in any movie ever.
Especially that second fight where he’s hopped up of captain America juice, one handing that massive grenade launcher, kick flipping of everything the hulk throws at him.
Then he just stands there talking mad shit in head butting distance, and gets punted into a tree.
I love how pissed Ruffalo seems about not getting a hulk solo movie. That’s dedication to the craft.
The thing I miss the most from this movie are Hulk's bright glowing green eyes.
"Comeonnneo" 😂😂, also I love how the "Blue Harvest" joke is still going 😂
I honestly like that this Hulk doesn't look anything like Norton. It's such a small thing that goes a long way to show that Bruce and Hulk are two different people.
The Ruffalo Hulk did the same thing
@@biguy617 No it didn't. Ruffalo Hulk looks exactly like Ruffalo. But if he was green.
@@DarthTingleBinks He was Green.
@@biguy617 You do realize I wasn't talking about him being Green, right? Being Green isn't a big difference. Ruffalo Hulk still looks like Ruffalo. But Norton Hulk doesn't look like Norton at all. And not just because he was green.
@@timrube No, they did. But everyone also expects Hulk to look exactly like Bruce Banner for whatever reason. And this movie is able to easily separate them in that way before much of Hulk's other traits show themselves.
Also, being green isn't much of a big difference. Ruffalo Hulk still looks like Ruffalo. Gamora still looks like Zoe Saldana. The fact they're green doesn't change that.
Hulk's personality in the beginning of the movie isn't much different from Bruce's. He just wants to be left alone, and he will defend himself if he has to. And as such, the rage part didn't really come out until the college fight.
Blue Harvest being worked into Green Trivia. Gets me every time.
The term ‘requel’ was actually used this year in the new Scream! They changed the meaning a little - from essentially a reboot to a legacy sequel with reboot elements (with particular shots being sent toward the new Star Wars trilogy), but it’s interesting to see the term has actually managed to have a resurgence.
I always enjoyed this film. I've always been a big Hulk fan and this movie is one of my favorite MCU films.
Its definitely a hidden gem in the MCU. It always surprises me how many people dont even know this movie exists, or vaguely remember it and that it was a part of the MCU.
@@chrisjuckett2728
Yeah it definitely is underrated.
Wasnt made by the mcu this was all universal pictures
@@bloodeagle6458 it's part of the MCU, he's not talking about the studio that produced it
I will always defend this film, it’s the best Hulk film will ever get!
💯💯💯
Yup!
i genuinely love how savage and violent this hulk is, i wish they did that with him in more movies
You are god damn right
I’ve been excited for this. It’s such an underrated film in the MCU.
Is it? 😅
@@JoshPlaysVideoGames yessir. Just watched it the other day, it was cool.
@@Fittedmannnnnn it's alright look forward to a potential cameo. Universes n that
I mean, most of us Marvel viewers at the time watched it, we just thought it was meh. For something to be underrated it has to be fairly unseen. If a lot of people watched it and just didn't like it, its appropriately rated, as the viewers are the ones who decide that. What you guys mean to say is "I like this movie and most people don't" that's not the same as it being underrated.
I thought it was good. 🤷🏻♂️
Fun fact: the Bruce Banner shooting himself scene was actually shown in the Incredible Hulk video game
I really love The Incredible Hulk, it's one of the most underrated MCU movie and comic book movies in general.
I never knew how much I wanted to hear James rapping about mini-guns
Mini gun minute is my new favourite segment, you’d better keep it in all caravan of garbages, even if there isn’t a mini gun
Green Trivia: Stan Lee literally plays Stan Lee playing another person in all his cameos; when he's speaking to the watchers, it's literally Stan Lee talking about his cameos. Stan Lee, being the Marvel creator Stan Lee, is a god like being in the MCU who can be whomever, whatever, wherever he wants to be.
My CoG recommendations are:
Surf Ninjas (1993)
Good Burger (1997)
Kangaroo Jack (2003)
My headcannon for hulks hair is that just like the rest of banner’s body, it grows, so when he turns into hulk, it gives an explanation for why his hair is all messy and shaggy
Never clicked on a video so fast I absolutely love this movie 🙂
Fun fact: they named their trivia segment “green trivia” because the hulk has green colored skin
I always had a real fondness for this movie because
1. I love Edward Norton, and
2. The beautiful Brazilian woman who Bruce saves from some thugs in the first act of the movie is named Martina, which is my name, and I rarely saw any characters with my name in American films when I was growing up.
this hulk was way more badass then the version that disney made
When they put a beat over James saying mini gun I got so excited that he was gonna drop a hot 16 😂
That minigun beat goes hard af 🔥🥵 14:53
Yooo, that minigun rap was lit. Strong work, Ben and Lawrence!
I saw this movie about two summers ago and I really liked it. I was expecting it to be horrible and I actually really liked the depth of Bruce's character. I was also impressed with the level of...body horror? I hate body horror and yet, I was really fascinated by that element added to Abomination's and Hulk's transformations.
I saw this in theaters with my family and my younger cousin was actually terrified of the Hulk. He was around 4 at the time and he cried when hulk first appeared. I was 8 or 9, but in hindsight I think that’s really cool.
@@genematthews4267 I remember when this film came out while I was staying over at my cousin's place with my family - I wanted to watch it so bad!!! Had to wait until we got back home though to see it with dad since my younger cousin was so scared of The Hulk haha, good times.
Hugh Jackman is coming back as Wolverine! This video aged like fine milk.
Now this is only the second worst performing MCU movie, The Marvels managed a bigger loss.
I always trust Mr Sunday movies for my Minigun reviews, now I know that I need to aim my shots for maximum minigun efficiency, who would’ve guessed! Thank you Mason, I’m going to buy a military grade minigun now!
I love how they created the segment "green trivia" due to the hulk being green.
originally it was grey trivia cause hulk was grey much like how star wars was originally called blue harvest.
I honestly love this movie so much. I am admittedly biased because I saw this in theaters when I was 5. However, I genuinely think this movie understands Hulk.
exactly.
That Credible Hulk picture was posted on the wall in my middle school library. Thank you for bringing back those memories.
This is definitely the best live action Hulk we've had. The power, the rage. I love the detail of his eyes glowing greener and him getting stronger the angrier he gets in that Abomination fight
What the first Avengers movie and Age of Ultron? That had a raging beast too.
@@biguy617 not like this one
@@goodburger1114 The CG looks better in Avengers and Age of Ultron.
@@biguy617 Sure, but the design is worse
@@WlatPziupp No, it isn't. You like one better, is what you mean. The Avengers Hulk design is more detailed and looks more realistic, you just prefer the taught muscles more than a Hulk that feels real.
9:35 the close ups on the face were homages to Dale Keown's rendition of Hulk.
Mini-gun. Mini-gun. Mini-gun. Mini-gun. Mini-gun. Mini-gun.
I’m just here for James repeated recognition of “blue harvest” as the original Star Wars title. As a result, I literally walk around waiting for other people to randomly assert this piece of trivia to my face everyday.
Honestly I just love the contrast between Banner and Hulk; he's not supposed to be the same person. This design is just so fitting for Hulk, it feels like just body is being stretched to its limits. Nothing has reached the level of this Hulk imo, and this movie is a breath of fresh air compared to all the recent MCU projects.
I wish this Director was brought back for another MCU Hulk.
fun fact, everyone here in brazil makes fun of how they spoke brazilian portuguese in this movie. we can clearly see that almost everyone isn't brazilian
Não me deixe com fome
Watching the Eurovision movie was excruciating. I’m 90% certain Piers Brosnan hadn’t even heard a word of Icelandic before he tried to speak it 😂
This is my preferred design of the Hulk. I love the wider build, I love the giant hands and feet, it really works in my opinion. The design from Avengers to Ragnarok is okay, it's a bit gorilla like, and that's fine, I don't mind him being a bit more hunchback and longer armed, but the Norton version of Hulk just looks better in my opinion. I also love how such a thin and lankier Bruce turns into this roided out monster, it plays better. I like Ruffalo, and had he always been Bruce then people would probably see this movie, which is an underrated gem, as being more part of the MCU, but I do kind of wish Norton had been able to stick around because the characters of Bruce and Hulk and their physiques really need to contrast and I don't think it's quite as effective with Ruffalo. Although the design of Hulk was completely redone, too, so maybe had Ruffalo played the role in 2008, they would have also carried over the design of Hulk, too, into Avengers. Oh well. Still love this movie though.
I LOVE this Hulk movie! It’s actually one of my favorite Marvel films. The Hulk in this film is the best version of the character!
Idk why but I always forget the blue harvest bit in green trivia and it gets me everytime
Fun fact: The Hulk in comics was originally supposed to be blue and work on a farm which is why the working script given to Jack Kirby by Stan Lee was Blue Harvest.
James’ repeating the word Mini Gun with the music at 14:53 and 15:16 took me out of the entire video, I was laughing for a good 5 minutes at the beat and everything. I love these guys so much. #CornofCoblin4Life
Take 10 of me informing James that Blue Harvest was the working title for Return of the Jedi, not the original Star Wars.
Here's a little fun fact for keen viewers of the movie. During the scene with Hulk and Betty in the cave, if you pause just when the lightning flashes on Hulk, he will appear with Grey skin and blue shorts. Joe Fixit (Grey Hulk) has always been my favorite version of the hulk and it's nice to see him get a little if even barely noticeable reference
Explaining what a Requel is made me think of Homer Simpson explaining what a Muppet is
They changed the title of the movie because Edward Norton insisted on putting in a plotline where Bruce Banner discovers Q-anon. Norton believed they could keep the title, but Marvel would only keep the plotline if the title was changed, Norton very humbly compromised to keep the plotline. The plotline was cut right before the premiere because Q-anon didn't exist yet.
The working title for this video was actually Blue Harvest. Which is funny because that was the working title for the first Star Wars film.
Hmmm
I’m loving Mason’s Mini gun minute background music/theme.
Honestly this is the best Hulk we've had in movies.
Editors, the “sound of a minigun” is EXTREMELY good. Paused to immediately rewatch, y’all do GREAT work on these!!!!
This is my favorite hulk. I think it's the one that I could see actually carry on thru to the World War Hulk saga, compared to the neutered Ruffalo version
I loved the callbacks to the 70s series. When I first saw the trailer I was so excited
Still has one of the best lines in comicbook movie history:
"You're gonna have a lot of professional tough-guys pissing in their pants, Sir".
No its ASSHOLE! YOU KNOW I KNOW OF A COUPLE OF TECH.... YOU ZIP IT!
PLEASE CAN WE HAVE A MINIGUN MINUTE SONG THAT LITTLE SNIPPET HAD ME HOWLING
Hope there's more obscure Aussie references in this vid for me to look up. Love that stuff lol.
Here's a lullaby from me to you - Hulk says as he claps his hands and stuns the Human Torch. Fantastic Four #12, the month the Beatles wrote From Me To You. Fantastic Four or Fab Four? And today is the 60'th anniversary of 'Love Me Do' and Dr. No. All these coincidences - there must be someone out there.
*The only other "requel" I can think of is Punisher: War Zone (2008)*
_A requel to The Punisher (2004)_
I'm glad a short film sequel was made for the '04 movie with Thomas Jane, called Dirty Laundry
I wouldn’t consider Punisher: War Zone a requel. It’s just a different adaptation.
Some examples of requels include Mission: Impossible (1996), Shaft (2000), Charlie’s Angels (both the 2000 one and the recent one), the 21 Jump Street movie, the Tom Cruise version of The Mummy (kinda), and the new Quantum Leap show.
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Yeah but I was talking about Marvel movies
Minigun minute just became the most hyped section of the video for me
The HULK SMASH still feels good. It sounds angry and just its awesome
Im glad that they named the trivia section after the hulk
Tim Blake Nelson will always be one of The Soggy Bottom Boys to me
I actually quite liked Abomination's design in this movie over his other appearances. It's so just so monstrous which is perfect. The new Abomination looks so baby-faced (for lack of a better phrase) and disarming. Such beautiful and gentle eyes. Had they just taken this look, made him a bit more green, and slapped those funky ears on him, I'd be okay with it.
Still the best version of the Hulk especially the factory scene where he's stalking the men...fuxking lovely.
That “mini-gun minute” intro must remain 🤣🤣🤣
that 3 second snippet of that minigun minigun minigun banger needs a full release please and thank you
Idk why this movie gets so much hate I for one love this movie! It’s honestly one of my favorite MCU movies. And by far the best depiction of the Hulk in movies.
Hate? Yeah, I'm not seeing any hate in this comment section.
Bro, what?! Lmao, I’m not even talking about in the comments for this video lol. I’m talking about just how much hate this movie has gotten in general from other people. And if you haven’t seen or heard how much hate this movie has gotten you have to be blind, deaf or a combination of the two lol. Man, if I was talking about the hate in these comments of this video I would’ve said specifically “idk why this movie gets so much hate in the comments of this video”.
Personally, I think Edward Norton was a far superior Bruce Banner. He actually captures being a scientist, while Ruffalo captures being a shy nerd. I think Ruffalo did a fine job but I think Norton would have gone further and deeper into the struggle that is Bruce Banner.
Also minigun minigun minigun...
never clicked on something so fast in my life, was drooling in antecipation here, boys
This film was great! Loved Norton in the role, and his chemistry with Tyler.
Blonksy is constantly charging headfirst towards the giant murderous monster without fear, honestly if you change the music playing behind a lot of his scenes he basically becomes Steve Rogers.
I love when Maso has the same jokes that I do: Letterier is derriere! 🤣🤣🤣
The best part of this movie is in the beginning, when Norton is hiding in Brazil and he is speaking Spanish with that guy in the factory. The Simpsons, back in 2002, taught us they speak Portuguese in Brazil, not Spanish, so...yeah! Great job there.
I need the rest of that Minigun tune, it slaps.
The trap beat over the minigun was chef's kiss. Shout out to the editor
This is still my favorite looking hulk. There's something about the texture of his skin and vibrant green that always felt real. I've grown accustomed to Ruffalo hulk, but it still reminds me how cgi it is. Nostalgia? Maybe. Regardless I still love this design
James and Mason need a fully produced "Minigun" rap uploaded to Spotify post haste.😂 Absolutely brilliant use of that beat there. Had me rolling!
I'd love to see a Caravan of Garbage for:
1. Indiana Jones franchise
2. Pirates of the Caribbean frinchise
3. Batman Mask of the Phantasm
4. Ghost Rider 1 and 2
5. Hellboy 1, 2 and reboot
they have done some of those
6:55 You can actually see Captain America near the end of that deleted scene when the ice is all cracking up. He's wearing the classic comic suit.
Surprised at the amount of love this is getting now. At least the first one tried different stuff.