Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is not the best version of The Hulk, but Edward Norton and Liv Tyler are great to watch and Tim Roth is always great.

This is a good stand alone movie but doesn’t really compare to what Marvel has done since. Still a great buy and watch.

The 4k presentation does the movie justice. Edward Norton and Liv Tyler don't quite fit the roles, in my personal opinion, but the movie is good. Too many characters have been cast as The Hulk and I am a fan of Mark Ruffalo. Just watch the movie and enjoy the storyline - you will see some of the same foundational Marvel characters in this movie that you have seen in others, but the actors playing The Hulk have been evolving.

I bought this for the sonic cannon scene so I could flex my subwoofers. Also to complete my MCU film collection.

I have the bluray version of this movie, so when I saw that it was out on 4k, I had to try it out. Even though this movie was shot in 35mm, the 4k transfer was pretty good. The sound was awesome. This movie had some insane LFE. I also had forgotten how good this movie actually was. If you want to show off your surround sound system, then this movie is a must have.

The main reason I bought this disk is 4K video and the DTS-X audio; I own the blu-ray already. I’m glad I did better video and audio. The cgi effects are much better defined colors are impressive and the immersive audio takes it up a notch or two. The movie itself I always liked the cast has chemistry together. If you’re a fan it’s a must have.

If you like the avengers and love the hulk, this movie is for you. Best I’ve seen the movie (4K) sound is also great

This is the best Hulk movie out there, Besides the Hulk in the Avenger series. That flop with Eric Bana, lets just say if the movie guys wanted to give away money they should have called me up. Ed Norton is dynamic in this and who can resist Liv Tyler. It's just Awesome. I also wanted the 4k and for the price i could not resist.

A decent movie, even if a bit awkward in parts, but much better than the previous attempt. Good action sequences.

This “MCU” film was very well done and had fantastic acting throughout. I’ve always liked Norton as Banner and would’ve liked to have seen him continue playing the role into the Avengers film. The 4K transfer is decent, nothing crazy and the CGI does show it’s age a bit on 4K. Recommended.

Sure, it’s very early MCU, long before Marvel hit their stride, but it’s a great film that does well due to its slower pace. As I understand it, the best Hulk comics are the more thoughtful ones due to Bruce’s psychological traumas. Check real review sites for picture/sound/extras reviews.

I got this movie at a great price. I basically purchased it to complete my collection for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (plus I just got a 4K Blu-ray player I had to test out). I have to admit that I did enjoy the movie more than I remembered. It's still weak, and I wonder if I'd have enjoyed it more with Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk rather that Edward Norton. I suppose I also appreciated it a bit more now that I understand the MCU better. When I first watched it, I was just learning about some of these characters. Catching some nods to other future films in the series (e.g., the "super solder" reference to Captain America) was nice to see. So would I recommend this to a friend? If you're a completionist and have the rest of the movies, I'd probably pick it up. If you're a big fan of the Hulk, then I'd recommend it. If you haven't seen it yet and don't have a good way to get a copy (say borrowing it from a friend or your local library), then by all means buy it for the right price. If you just watched the most recent version of the Fantastic Four, then this will seem like Oscar-worth material.

This is the best version of the Incredible Hulk thus far. Movie is action packed and the director definitely put the Hulk’s power on display. Edward Norton was the perfect Bruce Banner. If you love Marvel then you will love this film.

The Incredible Hulk [Blu-ray] [2008] is a film I never watched from the MCU because so many said it was terrible. However, I bought it super cheap and finally watched it in June 2020. I must say, this movie isn't bad at all. Sure, it may not be the greatest MCU entry, but it's not horrible. In fact, I quite enjoyed it and plan to re-watch it soon!

The HDR-10 colors create an added dynamic to the palette. There's a depth and intensity here that's missing from the Blu-ray. While the image is a little darker, that darkness comes with an increase in firmness, color certainty, and accuracy, The incredible DTS:X Master Audio soundtrack is a much easier review it rocks, they don't come much louder, clearer, better than this. Highly recommended.

What a great pickup! Had it in blu ray but had to upgrade to the steelbook edition. 1) I get it in 4K forever 2) Steelbook is fancy 3) Digi included !! I can now stream the entire McU (Currently at VandaVision) conveniently from my devices or enjoy the experience is Ultra Hd !! So happy I got my hands on this at a great price

Not the best MCU movie, but not the worst either. But it goes with my MCU collection so I gotta have it.

How can you not love the Hulk? What a guy! The first movie was good, but a bit slow. However, this movie delivers. A quick build up to set the stage, and then look out. This is a totally fun movie to escape reality with, and hope for a third in the series. Special effects just keep getting better and better. Definitely a keeper. Buy it and have fun.

This was good before, and it is better with the sight and sound boost provided by 4K. But regardless of format, this movie is fun. It has a nice storyline, cute (although superficial) romance, and plenty of "HULK-SMASH" action. The acting by Edward Norton as Bruce Banner really stands out. His acting is more poignant and cerebral than Mark Ruffalo's portrayal in the Avengers series.

No matter which version of the Hulk you like or don't like, it's hard to ignore Edward Norton's take on Bruce Banner. We've seen Ed take on characters with rage (American History X), but now we see him battling that rage. DIFFERENT than Eric Bana's performance (and director choices), and completely different in scope than Mark Ruffalo, Norton puts his own satisfying spin on this Hulk story. It will entertain you, but probably won't dazzle you.