Why did I have no idea about this? I learned it while reading the story below:

http://www.mania.com/more-hulk-norton-rumo...icle_58052.html

Seems the controversy detailed above may be a non-issue, but mildly interesting nontheless.

Doesn't Edward Norton end up taking over pretty much every movie he agrees to act in nowadays?

I wouldn't be surprised to learn that he wrote, co-directed and edited the thing.

Just what Hulk fans want to see: a "meditative" cut of a movie about a green monster that leaps high and fights helicopters. That's what we got the last time around, and that movie stinks on ice. The poster for the new Hulk movie indicates another bore.

Wait until you hear the score, which he composed on a kazoo! No, wait, that's Mel Brooks and his B'way stuff.

"RAAAAAAALPHEEEEEEEEE!"

Oh, wait... wrong Ed Norton.

Don't make the movie poster angry, Mr McKee. You wouldn't like it when it's angry.

For me, these images just indicate that the studio is playing towards nostalgia for the Bixby TV show, what with Norton's posture and costume.*

I'm curious, Marty. What do you think would be a good poster for a Hulk movie?

*Cue a whole classroom of kids playing the sad Hulk TV show theme with kazoos! Dig it!

I'm diggin'!

The Hulk may end up as the most unfilmable character in history, you realize. It's like trying to show the face of God.

I'm just hoping we end up with the grey Hulk at the end of the movie. That would lend interesting possibilities to the next? in the series.

I have a feeling in the end we're going to find out the script was written by Brad Pitt.

:ph43r:

Mine was esoteric, but you're just being elliptical.

Rule #1 of the Hulk script is: Never talk about the Hulk script.

A poster with Hulk doing something cool on it. Brooding Hulk = uncool. Hulk punching a shark in the face = cool.

HULK = HYDE.