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"Hulk" (2003)... Die "Hulk"-Comics wurden zuvor mehrfach fürs Fernsehen und fürs Kino verfilmt... Dann versuchte sich Regisseur Ang Lee (u.a. "Tiger & Dragon") an dem Stoff...
Doktor Bruce Banner, gespielt von Eric Bana (u.a. "Black Hawk Down") ist ein Atomphysiker, dessen Fachgebiet die Gamma-Bestrahlung ist. Eines Tages geschieht während eines seiner Experimente ein Unfall, und Bruce wird mit einer grossen Menge Gammastrahlen belastet. Die Folgen sind verheerend: Jedes Mal, wenn Bruce sich nun übermäßig ärgert oder nervös wird, verwandelt er sich in eine mächtige Kreatur - in Hulk. Hulk ist das genaue Gegenteil von Bruce: Hulk ist ein Superheld. Er ist riesengroß, grün und besitzt übernatürliche Kräfte, die sich ins Unermessliche steigern können...
Es spielen mit...
Jennifer Connelly (u.a. "Die Reise ins Labyrinth") als Betty Ross,
Nick Nolte als Brian Banner,
Sam Elliott (u.a. "His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass", "The Big Lebowski") als General "Thunderbolt" Ross und Josh Lucas (u.a. "A Beautiful Mind") als Major Glen Talbot,...
Die Dreharbeiten begannen im März 2002...
Der Film startete am 20. Juni 2003 in den US-Kinos und am 3. Juli 2003 in den dt. Kinos...
"Hulk" kommt nochmal...
Mit "The Incredible Hulk" kam eine Fortsetzung, allerdings in Form eines Remakes mit neuer Besetzung, u.a. Edward Norton als Bruce Banner / Hulk - unter der Regie von Louis Leterrier !!! Das neue Werk mit dem deutschen Titel "Der Unglaubliche Hulk" startete am 10. Juli 2008 in den deutschen Kinos und bildete den Auftakt für weitere MARVEL-Superhelden-Kinofilme... Ausserdem naht eine "Incredible Hulk" TV-Serie unter Federführung von Guillermo del Toro !!!
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"Der unglaubliche Hulk" auf DVD & Blu-ray Disc !!!
Am 26. November 2008 erschien "Der unglaubliche Hulk" auf DVD & Blu-ray Disc...
[29.06.2011]
FEARnet sprach mit Guillermo del Toro über die TV-Serie...
[...] Is Hulk still happening?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We turned in the outline to ABC about four weeks ago. And then we did a rewrite for ABC on the outline, and now we are lining up the pages.
Is it safe to assume this will be a different Hulk than we've ever seen before?
I think so. Or we wouldn't be trying it. Actually, one of the points of this project early on with Marvel, was "We're going to do this thing different, and here's how. Are you interested?" And they were. [...]
[17.11.2010]
Deadline meldet...
[...] Guillermo del Toro, the mastermind behind Pan's Labyrinth and the Hellboy movie franchise, and Battlestar Galactica executive producer David Eick are finalizing a deal to create the new TV series version of The Hulk for ABC, which is being produced by Marvel TV and ABC Studios. It will mark Marvel’s first series project for ABC and ABC Studios since Disney's acquisition of Marvel last year and the launch of Marvel's TV division in June. It also marks del Toro's first TV project. Details of the premise are sketchy but I hear that the series will follow an origin story. In it, physicist Bruce Banner, whose alter ego is the green and raging Hulk, will be in his mid-twenties, less reactive and more energized as the world is still his oyster. Unlike the two Hulk movies, in which the monster was a pure CGI creation, the series will employ a mixture of prosthetics, puppetry and CGI. Del Toro and Eick will break the story for the pilot script together, sharing story and created by credit. Eick will write the script, with del Toro attached to direct subject to his availability. Del Toro will also oversee the designing of the Hulk character, which is expected to draw on previous comic book incarnations, as well as the original 1978-82 Incredible Hulk TV series, with a few wild tweaks on the old look. Because the project is still in its nascent stage and will require a lot of prep work, it won't be ready for next fall consideration. I hear that Marvel is looking to launch the series following the July 2012 release of The Avengers, which features the Hulk character, so the series will probably be targeted for fall 2012. [...]
[15.10.2010]
Deadline meldet...
The Incredible Hulk is muscling his way to primetime TV. ABC is in very early stages of development of a live-action series adaptation of the popular Marvel comic book character. There is no writer on board yet with search underway. Marvel, which was acquired by ABC parent Disney last year for $4 billion, started a major push in TV in June with the launch of Marvel Television whose goal was to adapt Marvel characters and stories to the small screen. Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb (Smallville) and his team quickly zeroed in on The Hulk, with rumors of a potential Hulk live-action series first surfacing in mid-summer. [...]
[26.09.2010]
Vulture meldet...
In the two Incredible Hulk movies of the past decade, stars Edward Norton and Eric Bana played Bruce Banner but let the effects crew worry about the big green guy. In Marvel's upcoming The Avengers, though, Mark Ruffalo will actually play the Hulk: "I'm really excited. No one's ever played the Hulk exactly, they've always done CGI," he told us at last night's Launch of Farmhearts at Pure Yoga. "They're going to do the Avatar stop-action, stop-motion capture. So I'll actually play the Hulk. That'll be fun." But he's nearly as excited about playing Banner: "I really love the first TV version of it, the Bill Bixby one," Ruffalo told us. "I'm gonna shoot for that a little bit. He was an everyman in it. He's always on the run and trying to find love. It's really a sympathetic character, before he turns into the Hulk and fucks everything up." Also, if you needed one more reason to be excited for Avengers, Ruffalo tells he'll be playing history's first-ever 3-D Hulk: "I hope I don't bulge in anyone's face, that's all I have to say."
[04.11.2009]
Capone von AICN sprach mit Edward Norton...
Capone: [...] Where are you with the future of either an AVENGERS film or another HULK film?
EN: I don't... Knowing you guys, you will probably have updates on that quicker than I will, so if you find out, call me! [Laughs] I actually don’t know. I’m not even sure deep inside the minds of Marvel how they are planning to string that stuff out, but I don’t think there is any if it is imminent, I don’t know.
Capone: Does it still hold interest for you, at least?
EN: Things like that to me are always completely dependent on what they make of it. You know what I mean? It’s like anything can be the crappy version of itself or the great version of itself and if it’s the great version of itself, then that’s one thing. If they don’t get it right, then I don’t know, then I think... A lot of it depends on what they come up with. [...]
[26.11.2008]
Quint von AICN sprach mit Tim Blake Nelson aka Dr. Samuel Sterns, der vermutlich den Bösewicht in einem möglichen Sequel zu "Der unglaubliche Hulk" geben wird...
Quint: [...] what about a potential HULK sequel? Gale Anne Hurd’s been going around talking about how you might be The Leader and the main villain of the next one.
Tim Blake Nelson: That’s the plan. That’s what they tell me, but I don’t know when that’s happening or what the details are but I am eager to do it and I hear that’s in the works. I would tell you if I knew more, but I honestly don’t.
Quint: Yeah, but you haven’t played a comic-book villain yet right?
Tim Blake Nelson: No, but I had a great time doing HULK, so if they want me for HULK 2 I’m there, it certainly was the plan going into HULK 1. When I met with them they said this is where it’s headed so I’m eager to do it. [...]
[22.10.2008]
MTV sprach mit Kevin Feige von Marvel...
Earlier this year, "The Incredible Hulk" director Louis Leterrier got the ball rolling with the coolest comic idea since the pencil, telling MTV News that he thought his green hero would make a perfect villain - a conflicted behemoth out to fight each and every one of Marvel’s greatest in "The Avengers." "Iron Man" scripters Hawk Ostby and Mark Fergus (who are in talks to potentially write another Marvel franchise) told us recently that they couldn’t agree more, saying they love nothing more than when "good guys have to fight each other." [...]
"Here’s the thing - it is all in the planning stages, but certainly if you look back to any number of ‘Hulk’ comics, or ‘Avengers’ comics, or ‘The Ultimates’ comics or the ‘Ultimate Avengers’ DVD that we released, it certainly makes a hell of a sequence," Feige said of a possible Hulk vs. Avengers battle, one which Leterrier set up perfectly with the end of his film with the scene depicting Tony Stark counseling a defeated General Ross.
In fact, Leterrier went so far as to call that shot the first scene of "The Avengers" when we chatted in June. For a number of reasons I detailed earlier, actually, it just makes TOO much sense - it wouldn’t necessarily require Norton (just a lot of CGI), it would be a viable threat to the already assembled group (which wouldn’t require an additional villain’s story), and it could dovetail nicely with a "Hulk 2" set-up (which Feige admitted in our chat was something they weren’t planning in the moment.)
So it’s gotta be, right?
For his part, Feige wouldn’t confirm or deny. But - he sure did seem excited.
"To have all of the Avengers going up against a green goliath?" he teased. "I think that would be very cool to see that on the screen." [...]
[16.09.2008]
MTV sprach mit Edward Norton über Hulks ungewisse Zukunft...
"Incredible Hulk" star Edward Norton says Marvel Studios isn’t giving him any indication they want him to reprise his role as the publisher’s green goliath, whether in a solo sequel or team-up project.
"The minds of Marvel are sometimes opaque," Norton told MTV News. "I won’t say [they're] obtuse, but I don’t have any idea what they want to do."
Norton said he’s also been kept in the dark regarding any plans for him, in his role as Hulk’s alter-ego Bruce Banner, to appear in Marvel’s big team-up project, "The Avengers." The film, which is expected to feature The Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America and several other Marvel characters, is currently scheduled for a 2011 release.
"They’ve got this notion of collecting the Marvel characters," said Norton, who appeared a bit skeptical of Marvel’s ambitious plans for the project. "Who knows where they’ll go?"
[28.08.2008]
Bei CS! gibt es Infos zur US-DVD von "The Incredible Hulk"...
[10.07.2008]
Heute kommt "Der Unglaubliche Hulk" in die deutschen Kinos...
[30.06.2008]
CS! berichtet über die US-Kinocharts...
[...] Marvel Studios' The Incredible Hulk (Universal) took another hard hit in its third weekend, dropping 58% to fifth place with $9.2 million. With a total box office take of $115.5 million, it doesn't look like it will surpass the U.S. box office showing of the previous Ang Lee movie, which means we might have seen the end of this superhero franchise for some time. [...]
[23.06.2008]
Variety.com berichtet über die Einspielergebnisse...
[...] U's "Hulk" finished a close second by grabbing $23.4 million at 4,700 from 50 territories in its soph sesh, and Warner Bros.' "Sex" remained an impressive international player with $21.4 million at 6,554 in 52 markets. [...]
Despite the pull of soccer on its core demo of young males, "The Incredible Hulk" held well in the U.K. with a 28% decline to $3.9 million. It opened respectably in Italy with $2.7 million and in Spain with $2.5 million. Foreign cume has hit $63.3 million, with several key markets -- including France, Germany and Japan -- yet to come. [...]
[16.06.2008]
CS! berichtet über die US-Einspielergebnisse...
[...] In the second major battle of the month of June, Marvel Studios' second production The Incredible Hulk (Universal), starring Edward Norton, won the weekend over M. Night Shyamalan's 8th film, the apocalyptic horror film The Happening (20th Century Fox) with Mark Wahlberg. The relaunch of the Marvel Comics superhero opened with an estimated $54.5 million in 3,500 theaters after an opening day of $21 million, which is somewhat lower than the $62 million opening of Ang Lee's previous movie back in 2003. Based on the estimates, The Incredible Hulk is on par with other Marvel-based movies The X-Men in 2000 ($54.5 million) and Fantastic Four in 2005 ($56.06 million), but with a production budget of $150 million, it has a ways to go before it might considered a worthwhile endeavor to relaunch the character. [...]
[15.06.2008]
Quint von AICN sprach mit den Produzenten Gale Anne Hurd und Kevin Feige...
[13.06.2008]
Bei AICN gibt es eine Kritik von Quint...
[11.06.2008]
CS! sprach mit dem Regisseur Louis Leterrier über eine mögliche Fortsetzung...
[...] "I'll do another 'Hulk' movie any day of the week. I love it! I love the character, I love the TV show. I love that he's an anti-hero," Leterrier told us exclusively.
"It starts with a great story and great cast. If you like movies, you'll like 'Hulk,'" he added. [...]
In addition to wanting to direct another "Hulk" film, Leterrier would be up for The Avengers as well.
"I'll direct anything that Marvel puts out. I'm going to be camping out at the Marvel office to direct anything they want," he said. [...]
[10.06.2008]
Bei Moviefone gibt es ein "Unscripted"-Video, in dem Edward Norton, Liv Tyler und Louis Leterrier Fragen der Fans beantworten und fleissig scherzen...
[03.06.2008]
Der sehenswerte "The Incredible Hulk" "Best Buy" Promo-Trailer ist online !!!
[30.05.2008]
Ein weiterer "The Incredible Hulk" TV-Spot ist online !!!
Und bei Latino Review gibt es einen Schwung neuer Bilder...
[28.05.2008]
Bei Latino Review gibt es ein Interview mit dem Regisseur Louis Letterier und den Produzenten Gale Anne Hurd und Kevin Feige...
[27.05.2008]
CS! durfte rund 15 Minuten des Films begutachten und beschreibt die gezeigten Szenen im Detail...
[24.05.2008]
Ein paar "The Incredible Hulk" Clips / Ausschnitte sind online !!!
[17.05.2008]
Die Offizielle Website wurde erweitert... Ausserdem sind ein paar "The Incredible Hulk" TV-Spots online !!!
[16.05.2008]
Ein weiterer "The Incredible Hulk" Trailer ist online !!!
[09.05.2008]
Bei PlayStationFront.de gibt es Screenshots zum kommenden "The Incredible Hulk" Videospiel...
[01.05.2008]
Der finale "The Incredible Hulk" Trailer ist online !!!
Und bei Yahoo! Movies gibt es neue Bilder...
[25.04.2008]
Bei CS! kann man den unglaublichen Hulk in einer Printwerbung für Team EAS bestaunen...
[22.04.2008]
Bei CS! gibt es Interviews mit Louis Letterier, Gale Anne Hurd und Kevin Feige...
[21.04.2008]
Bei Empire Online gibt es neue Bilder... Und Brandweek.com berichtet über die Lizenznehmer, u.a. Burger King, Pringles und Hasbro...
[20.04.2008]
CS! berichtet über die NY Comic-Con...
Universal Pictures presented The Incredible Hulk at the New York Comic-Con today where it was revealed that Lou Ferrigno's role in the film is not just a cameo.
Director Louis Leterrier offered Ferrigno a job doing the voice of the Hulk saying "Hulk Smash!" at the panel. We're not sure if he was just joking about that, but Ferrigno is definitely involved.
They also confirmed that Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark will appear in the movie and they showed a clip of Downey Jr. walking into a seedy bar and meeting General Thunderbolt Ross (William Hurt) to talk about his "problem".
They also showed some clips of Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) talking to Ross about being given a "super venom" that would turn him into a "Super soldier".
They showed a bit of that process and then they showed an extended scene of Banner being chased by Ross and the army and fighting with Blonsky (in non-Abomination) form, which makes up a good part of the new trailer that will be in front of Iron Man. [...]
[17.04.2008]
Bei CS! gibt es ein Statement von Edward Norton...
[...] Like so many people I've loved the story of The Hulk since I was a kid, so it was thrilling when Marvel asked me to write and help produce an altogether new screen incarnation, as well as play Bruce Banner. I grew up reading Marvel Comics and always loved the mythic dimension and contemporary themes in the stories, and I’m proud of the script I wrote. In every phase of production, including the editing, working with Louis Leterrier has been wonderful...I've never had a better partner, and the collaboration with all the rest of the creative team has been terrific. Every good movie gets forged through collaboration, and different ideas among people who are all committed and respect the validity of each other's opinions is the heart of filmmaking. Regrettably, our healthy process, which is and should be a private matter, was misrepresented publicly as a 'dispute,' seized on by people looking for a good story, and has been distorted to such a degree that it risks distracting from the film itself, which Marvel, Universal and I refuse to let happen. It has always been my firm conviction that films should speak for themselves and that knowing too much about how they are made diminishes the magic of watching them. All of us believe The Incredible Hulk will excite old fans and create new ones and be a huge hit...our focus has always been to deliver the Hulk that people have been waiting for and keep the worldwide love affair with the big green guy going strong.
[16.04.2008]
Wie EW.com meldet, gibt es Stress hinter den Kulissen von "The Incredible Hulk" - wegen der finalen Schnittfassung des Films will Edward Norton keine Werbung dafür machen...
[...] Norton and the film's director, Louis Leterrier (The Transporter), campaigned for a longer, more detailed film. Marvel Studios wanted a faster, leaner one. Marvel won. These creative arguments happen in Hollywood a lot but usually remain a secret. This time, they didn't. So Norton isn't talking, and others are ready to lay the blame - well, everywhere. ''It's as much Marvel's fault as it is Edward's,'' Leterrier says. ''And my fault. It's everybody's fault! Or no one's fault, in a way. I regret that [Marvel and Norton] didn't come to an agreement where we could've all worked together.'' [...]
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