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Watch Hulk (2003)
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Bruce Banner, a genetics researcher with a tragic past, suffers an accident that causes him to transform into Hulk, a raging green monster when he gets angry. General Ross is tasked to contain the monster before it can endanger San Francisco.
The spectacular special effects and Lee's use of split screens provide some relief in a nonetheless tedious tale in which Nick Nolte (looking much like his recent mug shot) provides several unintentional laughs as Banner's father.
Whatever problems it has as a story, at least Hulk tried, honestly and desperately, to push the comic book move into new places emotionally and stylistically.
Despite the profusion of computer-generated effects, which rousingly bring the green guy to life, I often felt, for better and for worse, that I was watching a comic-book movie reconceived as a piece of serious mythmaking.
June 22, 2003
Projection Booth
The film almost matches the inner conflict of its titular character, intermittently bogged down even as it soars to seemingly impossible heights.