This is also a super comic hero under Marvel's banner. After Banner's transformation, he who was originally weak and thin immediately turned into a green giant covered in muscles, and the original wise doctor also became unconscious. Only know the destroyer that destroys everything in front of him.
The film is directed by a Chinese director: Ang Lee, who won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", and he became famous in Hollywood after winning his first golden statue. It's a big production movie. To be honest, I personally have a little bit of a cold with Ang Lee. I don't think his works are very good. He doesn't have a particularly outstanding imagination, and the requirements for visual effects are not quite in line with my appetite. I feel that his filming is a bit deliberately catering to the taste of the judges, but the feeling to the audience is boring and inexplicable. In this film, although the negative effects of special effects are considered to be in the past, it can only be regarded as quite satisfactory. It does not show personal unique creativity and ideas, nor does it make any breakthroughs. In terms of storytelling, I think he still shoots this action movie, which should be full of violence, with the route and method of filming emotional dramas. I always feel that the plot is a bit dragged, and the personal emotional changes and ideological conflicts surrounding the Hulk are too much. many.
The plot progressed until the Hulk broke through the siege, and the film also came to an end after escaping from life. Eric Bana, an actor with a masculine appearance, finally received such a big production, but met a not very professional action film The director, I really don't know if it's lucky or sad, but fortunately, although the box office of this film was not satisfactory, after all, he is still familiar with him.
Personally, I think that among the movies adapted from comic heroes, this film is considered to be in the upper middle and lower levels. Very ordinary work!
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