Ang Lee

A Failed Attempt vs. No Attempt I must say I'm not really a fan of Ang Lee's Hulk, which was released 5 years before the studios decided to allow a remake (or a sequel?) in order to erase from memory all the traces of the original. Lee's film was a double disappointment for me because a) it didn't work well as a Hulk adaptation and b) it marked the major failure of a talented director, whom I first got to like with Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (a name that was frequently spelled in Hulk's... Read Full Story

So, we can take for granted that somewhere out there in Tinseltown, some Machiavellian studio executive has a collection of really rare original Incredible Hulk comic books. He had his people buy them up back in the early 90's when the comic book movie thing had hit really big, and he was sure that cornering the market in Hulking memorabilia had him sitting on a gold mine when the big green guy finally made it to the cineplexes. And then Ang Lee took the story and sensitively created... Read Full Story

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Director Louis Leterrier made The Incredible Hulk just five years after the comic book character last hit the big screen - because he was "disappointed' with Ang Lee's effort. Read Full Story

Too soon. That was the general consensus when a new “Hulk” movie was announced to release only five years after Ang Lee’s now-reviled bomb. I don’t remember hating Ang Lee’s film that much. It showed flashes of brilliance, but imagine the powers that be, only five years later saying, “We’ve done it again, started all over, and now it’s better than ever!” I agree with the consensus. Too soon. I understand what Marvel aspires to do. With high interest in lucrative comic book films... Read Full Story