Finally. After years of bad big budget movies and even worse animated series (not to mention an unintentionally campy TV show) Marvel Comics ultimate bad boy finally gets a movie worth his big green talent. Directed by Sam Lui (Superman/Batman: Public Enemies), and based on the best selling comic book series written by Greg Pak, Planet Hulk begins as the Green goliath wakes up on board a space ship to hear a message from his fellow Avengers that they’re fed up with his violent mood swings and decided to pack him up and send him to another planet where he can’t do any harm. Being tricked by his ‘friends’ only makes Hulk angry and we all know what happens when Hulk gets angry: He destroys the ship before it can get to its preplanned destination. He lands on a desert plant where he’s forces to fight as a gladiator, each victory convincing the locals that The Hulk is their savior sent to set them free.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Planet Hulk
Finally. After years of bad big budget movies and even worse animated series (not to mention an unintentionally campy TV show) Marvel Comics ultimate bad boy finally gets a movie worth his big green talent. Directed by Sam Lui (Superman/Batman: Public Enemies), and based on the best selling comic book series written by Greg Pak, Planet Hulk begins as the Green goliath wakes up on board a space ship to hear a message from his fellow Avengers that they’re fed up with his violent mood swings and decided to pack him up and send him to another planet where he can’t do any harm. Being tricked by his ‘friends’ only makes Hulk angry and we all know what happens when Hulk gets angry: He destroys the ship before it can get to its preplanned destination. He lands on a desert plant where he’s forces to fight as a gladiator, each victory convincing the locals that The Hulk is their savior sent to set them free.
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