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NARUTO
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"HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 03:51
Well I just saw the movie last night and I'm curious o know if the "Father enemy" exist in the comics.
even if only his father is in or only the "Lightnig/rock/water" thing. Well anyway I've liked the movie, I find it much better than spider-man for exemple.
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Rid Hershel
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"Re(1):HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 06:19 Spoiler (Highlight to view) - I think that he killed his father before becoming Hulk, I remember reading that in Hulk minus 1. Then again, I may be wrong.
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OYashiroForever
319th Post
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"Re(1):HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 07:00
quote: Well I just saw the movie last night and I'm curious o know if the "Father enemy" exist in the comics.
even if only his father is in or only the "Lightnig/rock/water" thing. Well anyway I've liked the movie, I find it much better than spider-man for exemple.
Spoiler (Highlight to view) - His father was not a supervillain in the comics. The powers he has belong to an enemy called Absorbing Man, who was another guy altogether. However, his father did play a crucial role in making him the Hulk. Not through genetics, but because he was an abusive dick. Such are the joys of creative license, I suppose.
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As for the movie, I enjoyed it for the most part (great attempt at being serious and good smashing) but the comic-book presentation (constant fucking with the screen/perspective) and the ending (completely disconnected from the rest of the film) were both irritating.
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NARUTO
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"Re(2):HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 11:28
quote: but the comic-book presentation (constant fucking with the screen/perspective)
well I find it good this comic like things it doesn't ruin the action and give more intesity to the senario part.
quote: and the ending (completely disconnected from the rest of the film) were both irritating.
yes cheap indeed...
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BlackNinjaVinny
519th Post
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"Re(3):HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 13:45
DOESN'T RUIN THE ACTION?!?! I want to find the guy who decided editing everything like a comic book and stab him in the wiener!!! That totally destroyed the movie for me. I saw it last night, too :) I think... Anyways, I saw it recently ^_^; That comic book editing stuff was really terrible. It was very distracting having frames going all over the place. Sometimes I didn't know what was going on or if the screen was split or one.
Spoiler (Highlight to view) - What really sucked was the death of that one dude. THe guy who was all busted up. Holy shit, they FUCKED that one up. They turned him into a cardboard cut out or something . It looked really queer.
End of Spoiler Other then that, I thought it was a good movie. The story was great. I never read the comics, so I don't know anything about them and how the characters act differently and stuff. I felt sorry for the dad alot of the movie. Sure he flipped in the end, but he was a great person before they cut the funding :(
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Rid Hershel
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"Re(4):HULK question."
, posted Sun 6 Jul 20:45:
I kinda liked the movie. From the weird presentation, to the progressively bizarre story and disjointed end, it was a nice experiment on storytelling. Even when it doesn't follows the comic book and sometimes makes you think that the director wanted a "cannabis green" for Hulk. It's just that you don't have to always follow Hollywood rules to make a movie, just try something different.
Then again I'm the weirdo that doesn't likes Azumanga too much (saw two ep's and it just doesn't makes me laugh) and thinks that Battle Royale is stupid and lacks enough impact...
[this message was edited by Rid Hershel on Sun 6 Jul 21:03]
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