Went to see this at the weekend while everyone was at the Portrush Beach Party. Good film, although i’d probably rather have been raving. The first thing I noticed about the film was the constant references to Stark Industries - a crucial part of Iron Man for those in the dark. This is followed up at

My regular culling from the interweb: This is an old news story but it boggles the mind. Lydia Angyiou of northern Quebec tackled a 700 pound polar bear that was threatening her kid. Stupid things caught on video: Ow my balls. The perils of vandalism. [h/t Ted] And why you shouldn’t use a compact car to pull

    Hulk SMASH!   Starring Ed Norton, Liv Tyler, William Hurt, and Tim Roth. Directed by Louis Leterrier.   For the purposes of this movie review, I’m only dealing with the current “Hulk” movie, not the 80’s TV show, the cartoon, or any of the comics, and only limited dealing with the 2003 Ang Lee movie.   Like “Iron Man,” this movie

    2003: “Hulk” 2008: “The Incredible Hulk”   2003: Directed by Ang Lee 2008: Directed by Louis Leterrier   2003: Dr. Banner played by Eric Bana 2008: Dr. Banner played by Ed Norton   2003: Betsy Ross played by Jennifer Connelly 2008: Betsy Ross played by Liv Tyler   2003: General Ross played by Sam Elliott 2008: General Ross played by William Hurt   2003: Banner’s father made him “special” by

Okay, so it’s midweek and nothing is happening in the film world to coax in the crowds.  So what could possibly go wrong? First up, invite your loyal customers in to a screen without a film showing and let them sit there until one of them walks out and asks you what is going on ? 

Although I actually liked Ang Lee’s 2003 film The Hulk more than most people, there were undeniably flaws with the movie. It was pretty slow-moving, and although the Hulk is a more cerebral character than many people give him credit for, Lee’s version was too cerebral. Louis Leterrier’s The Incredible Hulk has proved to be

Licensed comics, based on movies and TV shows, are nothing new. But it seems like we’re getting a lot more of them lately than we’ve gotten in recent years. What’s out in the comic shops now? Everything But Imaginary #268: You Got a License For That? Also… Four out of five Superbuddies agree — The Incredible Hulk smashed!

“What if you were told we are putting together a team?”…Thats what Tony Stark/Iron Man said to General Ross at the end of The Incredible Hulk. A scene that had fanboys literally giddy with excitement, it followed on from Sam Jackson’s cameo after the credits in Iron Man, delivering a similar line to Stark himself. Marvel

So the great Stan Winston died yesterday. The Deerhunter game is going online. Just a political note, Al Gore formally endorsed Obama today. A little late but he’s did it. The next Hulk movie may be put to the fans for guidance. Spoon dropped by Daytrotter yesterday and Herman Dune checked in today. Why aren’t McFly considered a serious rock

As the name of the topic would suggest, I saw The Incredible Hulk yesterday. IT WAS AWESOME! Seriously, stop reading this and go see it. NAO! In any case, the story was an amazing mix of action and love story, just like the comics. Just a wee bit disappointed because they didnt show the grey Hulk. Oh