Edward Norton has revised the script for the movie he starred in many times before, and his suggestions for "Fantastic Hulk" this time have also been approved by director Louis Lightrell and Marvel Comics. Norton said, Great literary works and movies are the same. They don't explain the foundation of the theme clearly at the beginning. The audience has known the story of the'Hulk' for a long time, so they have to deal with it more cleverly. Norton also specially added a character named Dr. Samson to the script, which was originally a character in other Marvel comics.
In the original comics, the real body of "Abomination", Emile Bronsky, was a KGB agent, who looked like a reptile. In the film, however, in order to make the character more stylized, Louis Lightreel redefines it with exaggerated skin, muscles and bones, but he still retains the "hatred" jagged spine to show the original work. Respect. Letrell described Emil as a "pectoral man", a bit similar to the "Hulk", but got the wrong power in the wrong place.
