Some thoughts on watching "The Hulk"

Hulk is one of my favorite Marvel heroes. He's a monster, not technically human, he's nothing. He was forced to give up his career because of that terrifyingly large green body. Also because of his immortality and immortality, the military who only wanted to gain his abilities was compiled by him. The worst thing is that he can't be like Spider-Man and Wolverine. They are a combination of people and monsters. Both people and monsters can be included in this society normally, but he can't. He can only be Banner or Hulk. When he is Banner, the army will come to arrest him, and he cannot save himself; when he is Hulk, although he is immortal, he is very manic and makes others panic. will not be accepted by others. He can only be a lonely existence between heaven and earth.
Killing and sabotage is easy for the Hulk, he can easily become the kind of villain who can't beat him even if all the superheroes unite. But he was conditioned by another who was seen as a weakling, the only one in the world who could conditioned him - Bruce Banner, himself, his other half. His inner strength is beyond everyone's reach, and only those who are really strong in heart are the real heroes.
Speaking of which, I am reminded of "Captain America 3". The existence of the Hulk just proves that Stark is wrong - the real hero does not need to be restricted by the system, which is why we call it a hero.
I think this film directed by Ang Lee is based on the loneliness and humanity of the Hulk. Through Barna's eyes, it's not hard to see how eager Bruce is to be understood. The military only sees him as the Hulk and wants to imprison him; the businessman just wants to get his serum for profit; his biological father ignores him and just wants to absorb the Hulk's energy; even his other half They all want to devour him. Only Betty was willing to understand him, listen to him, and help him defeat the Hulk. It is not difficult to understand that the Hulk crawled out of the underground military base, driven by the remaining will of Banner, he just kept running towards Betty. Banner told her that what he was afraid of was that he actually liked being the Hulk. When he was dragged into the darkness by the Hulk, he could only desperately grab Betty's hand, and only with her power could he defeat the Hulk. It is the conquest of one's own desires.
At the end of the movie, Banner overcame the Hulk and was no longer attached to it. When his dad wanted to absorb his energy, he just said: ''You want it? Then take it! ''

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