But this movie more than suggests that sexual excitement can cause a metamorphosis, which is not the same thing. Bruce keeps worrying about a neighborhood being “safe.” When a guy can turn into a creature that repels bullets and flips Humvees like Frisbees, what’s to worry? There is even confusion about what triggers green episodes. Yet the movie keeps throwing at him villains - first the general and then the Abomination - that force him to continue being the Hulk. So the story - a combination of the Frankenstein and King Kong myths - essentially is about a man trying to escape his superpowers. As we wait for the inevitable showdown, Bruce struggles to shake off the mantle of his Hulkness. Meanwhile, Emil is given treatments by scientists to turn himself into a foe on an equal footing to the Hulk dubbed the Abomination. Elizabeth Ross (Liv Tyler), the general’s daughter, and a cellular biologist (Tim Blake Nelson) might hold the key for his return to normalcy. He then works his way back to the U.S., where his former girlfriend, Dr. The first of the large-scale action scenes has Bruce chased through the hill-clinging shanty town before getting very angry. Ross (William Hurt), shows up with a military unit led by Russian soldier-of-fortune Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth).
He is training to curb his emotions, a kind of anger management that is going well until his nemesis, Gen.
Bruce is hiding out in a Rio favela, learning Portuguese and working as a day laborer in a bottling plant. The movie brightly starts off long after former scientist Bruce Banner (Norton) has turned himself into a freak show in an unwitting experiment that produces a man who when angered becomes a green monster many times his size. The franchise is safe - a worry because of the sharp drop-off after the opening weekend of Lee’s film - and at the end, the Marvel folks hint that they might be thinking of a way to team Iron Man with the green fighting machine. The film is poised to carry the weekend buoyed by an unbeatable combination of buzz and hype.
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