Hopefully on the verge of curing his Hulk condition, Banner meets his colleague, Don Blake, who is mystically linked to a Viking warrior, Thor.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Nicholas Corea
Director
Bill Bixby
Director
Bill Bixby
David Banner
Lou Ferrigno
The Hulk
Jack Colvin
Jack McGee
Lee Purcell
Dr. Margaret 'Maggie' Shaw
Charles Napier
Mike Fouche
John Gabriel
Joshua Lambert
Jay Baker
Zachary 'Zach' Lambert
Tim Thomerson
Jack LeBeau
Eric Allan Kramer
Thor
Steve Levitt
Donald Blake
William Riley
Sgt. Lindsey
Tom Finnegan
Capt. Brills
Donald Willis
Elwood
Carl Ciarfalio
Barner
Bobby McLaughlin
Roarke
Burke Denis
Henchman
Nick Costa
Henchman
Peisha Arten
Girl in Bar
Stan Lee
Writer
Nicholas Corea
Writer
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Commentaires
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The Incredible Hulk Returns
Six years after the TV series was sadly canceled, with David Banner's fate unresolved, we got this return, so we fans should be happy right? Well, not really. Bill Bixby returns of course, and picks up where he left off from 'A Minor Problem' without missing a beat. Lou Ferrigno is back as the Hulk, and is as impressive as ever. Jack Colvin returns for the last time(sadly) still trying to find his John Doe, and still falling short. This time however, another Marvel Superhero appears...Thor. Huh? Thor? Really? The original series was grounded in reality, with no other superhero or villain aspects at all, so to include a fantastic, bordering on magical character like Thor is beyond silly, it's downright insulting. Actor Eric Kramer does give it his all, though. Kenneth Johnson was not involved at all, and his absence denied this film any heart, and the whole tone of this just feels wrong. A shame, but does have a familiar ending...
This is the best of all the Incredible Hulk TV movies on the grounds that it had a satisfying ending. All the other Hulk movies were good movies, but the ending just didn't deliver. Admittedly the story is actually the weakest of the Hulk movies but Bixby and crew inflate the material to make this a very satisfying movie of the week and coupled with the good ending this is again the best Hulk to date.
The Incredible Hulk tv series created a down to earth reality that was completely ignored by this movie. While huge doses of gamma radiation won't really make someone into the Hulk, the original show still presented a real world type setting. Nothing remotely like Thor appearing ever occurred.
A good sequel movie! Really loved the addition of Thor!
I first watched this movie when i was 6 years old. Im 15 now and i still enjoy it. I was always fascinated by the incredible hulk, and with Lou Ferrigno's wonderful performance, you'll never be able to leave your seats. My favourite scene was David Banner seeing thor for the first time i thought that scene was brilliantly done. However, this film has its weaknesses. The main weakness was the scene where the hulk is trying to pull the helicopter down, i thought he could do that himself and not have thor to help him, despite that they still couldn't pull the helicopter down. However this didn't really effect the entertainment too much. It is a great shame that the late Bill Bixby isn't with us.
Though not a huge fan of 'Hulk' I caught this show and found it extremely funny and entertaining. Yes, this is far from fine drama, but I found it to be a cut above shows of its type and wish I could watch it again.
