Customer Ratings & Reviews

I saw that the 4K version of The Incredible Hulk was on sale. I watched it many years ago and decided it would be nice to complete the Marvel collection up to the point. I’m glad I did. The 4K version is really good. And the Edward Norton Hulk is admirable. I also understand that Marvel considers this movie canon, so it really does fill in the Avengers collection. Worth it!

This movie brings a fresh and action packed view of the smashing and bashing Hulk we became familiar with from the tv series. Get it and enjoy

Although I like the Hulk i feel this movie leaves me wanting more. It provides a great background understanding of Bruce Banner but I don't feel it should be considered part of the MCU because of the actor change. They didn't keep the continuity they have with the others and didn't have any additional movies to develop this character further outside of the avengers.

Movie itself is not bad but isn’t great either. I bought it to complete my Marvel Avengers collection and it was on sale at the time. HDR adds a little more depth and quality compared to regular Blu Ray, but this movie is not really reference quality since there are several scenes that have “noise” and just aren’t sharp. Sound quality is pretty good.

Honestly, I purchased this to fill out my collection. The movie itself I saw when it came out in theaters. The movie was a HUGE step up from the Eric Bana hulk movie. While Norton did a good job as banner, I am thoroughly in love with Ruffalo's portrayal. Its kinda like asking who is the better joker. Romero, Nichalson, or Ledger..... obviously not leto.

As far as I know the only way to get 4k Hulk is right here in standard UHD bluray. Im a steelbook collector and I can't find a steel of this in 4k so I had to buy it and swap discs in the steel. I hear through the interwebs that Disney Will be doing 4k updates on all of the MCU! This is great news for us Collectors so grab it and enjoy a 4k version!

I'm in the process of changing over some of my films on DVD to 4K Blu Ray (if available), and I've just gotten around to this movie. It's by no means great, but enjoyable and much better than the previous Hulk film. And I'm a completest: I've gotta have all the MCU flicks. It looks gorgeous in 4K and the sound is impeccable.

So, glad Marvel was able to get there hands on this version of the hulk instead of letting Universal studio put out another Hulk movie. Still not perfect but at least it was entertaining, and you could appreciate the early stages of the MCU. The film looked and sounded great. There are a decent amount of special features.

"Incredible Hulk" is a tight and well made film that holds its place and holds it well. The Ultra HD offers up a good picture and audio presentation. High Definition Resolution deems fair as the color pallet is good but problematic in some scenes. Audio is strong in all areas of clarity and depth of surrounds in use

The movie itself is mediocre. Edward Norton is a good actor but probably not cast properly in this movie. Although I say this, as a completist I need this for my MCU collection. Now in 4K it is the piece I need to fill my collection of all 4K all the time. Incredible hulk no exception, needed it. Am happy with it.

This film perfectly captures what the Marvel character HULK truly represents. This film does not get the attention it deserves it was well put together but highly overlooked by many fans before Marvel Studios really took off with their wonderful the library of films they’ve produced.

I love Edward Norton but this movie was not the best. It might be Aerosmith's daughter... probably is haha. She is not a good actor and just falls on her face. Looks it too. Anywho, the 4K verison is definitely of great quality and I don't regret buying the movie.

A great telling of the Hulk story, I think Ed Norton made a great Bruce Banner. It is also the first movie in Phase One of the Series of movies that have led us to the Infinity Gauntlet movies. And who knows where else? A great movie that is definitely worth watching!

The second film to be produced directly by Marvel seems eager to prove why comic book companies should exercise direct control over their films. Rather than being nothing more than a new director's take on an old classic, The Incredible Hulk is both an engaging film and a love letter to every other incarnation of the The Hulk that proceeded it. This film truly endeavors to understand and assimilate the entire history of the character into one new project, and boy does it succeed. At the center of The Incredible Hulk is an ambitious attempt to marry the two most popular and conflicting visions of the character. The film borrows many elements from the fondly remembered 1970s television series but also incorporates many of the more important elements from the comic book. It's a tough balancing act, but the film makes the disparate elements mix together in a way that makes complete sense and (I believe), leaves fans of both series feeling satisfied. The origin and characterization come largely from the TV series (though, thankfully, it's Dr. BRUCE Banner this time), but the more memorable supporting characters and conflicts from the comic are worked in as well (though Rick Jones was quite fortunately forgotten). Additionally, the enemy is a highly logical choice from the comic book series. Finally, the bad memories of a mutated Nick Nolte are beginning to subside. The film also incorporates minor elements from the TV movies, the previous film (which is neither acknowledged nor completely contradicted), and even the previous Hulk video game. Of course there are also many wonderful nods to fans of each of the Hulk incarnations. The flashing danger light, the appearance of student reporter "Jack McGee," and Stan Lee's cameo proved to be my personal favorites. Lou Ferrigno also receives a far better cameo than in the previous film. Most importantly, whether you have any interest in previous Hulk incarnations or not, this film is exceptionally well plotted. It resists the urge to shine the light fully on Hulk or Dr. Banner, instead carefully developing the two in unison. Dr. Banner (masterfully played by Ed Norton, who actually outshines Bill Bixby) gets farther than his television counterpart was ever allowed, and that experience necessarily changes him. The transformation is satisfying, yet still allows the franchise to return to familiar territory by the end. In parallel, the monster also receives his share of development, though this isn't made clear until the end. His final scene cements this film's brilliant unison of television series and comic book, leaving no doubt that this is the most impressive project ever to come out of the Hulk franchise. I was left so excited, so convinced for the first time that the character had truly come to life, that I almost expected Doctor Strange and the Defenders to show up in the next moment. For only the third time in all my movie going experiences, a beloved comic book character actually seemed real (or at least possible), even in spite of the sometimes questionable computer animation. Finally, true Marvel fans will be amazed to see just how much continuity this two hour film packs. Clear and meaningful ties are made to Captain America, Iron Man, and S.H.I.E.L.D., and just you wait for the film's final scene! While DC is still trying to decide who should play Superman and Batman for their Justice League movie, you can rest assured that Marvel is getting ready to tie their films together in a meaningful and impressive way. The Marvel Universe has truly made the move into Hollywood and, with The Incredible Hulk as a shining example, it's safe to believe that they've just begun delivering everything a humble fan boy could ever hope for.

This 4K Blu ray discs are great for anyone who is a Hulk fan. The action and special effects are really vivid and demonstrated through the 4K UHD and Blu ray players. This would make an excellent addition to any superhero movie, Hulk or Avenger's collection.

This is the one with Ed Norton. I didn't care for the Eric Bana movie although I like Jennifer Connelly over Liv Tyler. The CGI was cool in this one and it is excellent in the newer Marvel movies. Too bad Mark Ruffalo is a political hack, he's not a bad actor.

When I bought this I had never seen this movie. Wonder why it took me 9 years since its release to watch this who knows. The Hulk awesome action good acting. I'm a huge fan of marvel movies. In my top 12 of there movies of 20 that have been out there so far.

These my not be a big movie or part of the mcu but it is still an entertaining movie with a good actor witch I think he was better than the actor that played the hulk in the 2002 or 3 I believe so it’s still entertaining but not that good

Growing up I was a major fan of comics both DC and Marvel. Finally very good adaptations have been brought to the big screen. Out of all the attempts at Hulk this version, with Ed Norton as the main, is by far the best yet. Highly recommend this movie.

Ed Norton playing Bruce Banner worked so much better for me than the one with Eric Banna. I thought this version was more intriguing, better story line and Ed Norton did a fantastic job. Wanted to have this classic on limited edition 4K format.