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The Hulk is probably the best Comic book movie ever made (around the Midst of X2). It is more like a comic book than any other comic book based film ever. The Cameras are absolutely wonderful, the unique shots keep you watching and wondering what happens next. At times yes the visual effects could have been better, but that means they would have to spend 4 years on it like the Star War films, for just under two years of production the Hulk looks great. Most of the Scenes are overwhelming. Great Acting, Superior Direction (especially for a comic book film). Entertaining Action and Adventure, and best of all dark emotions. There is emotion in this film which propels this film. (this is where Spider-Man lacked). Overall: 9/10. One star off due to some of the visual effects. Everything else is top notch.

Not much to say about this film - don't they know that Iceland is GREEN and Greenland is filled with ICE, what idiot wrote the script. Yet this film is better than World is not Enough, but can't touch the ground Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies walks on. This film is better when it feels less like a bond film - What i mean is the intresting beginning, A complete total downfall from there though. Nothing connects - everything jumps around, script could of been written by a twelve year old.

Overall: Makes "I SPY" feel like a spy thriller masterpiece.

You couldn't have waited any longer for this film to be released. Production was completed in late 1999 and was expected to come out in early to the middle of 2000. I guess there were some major complications because it got pushed around release dates for two years. (New Line Cinema even delayed it to bring out `I Am Sam' in 2001.) When four young mobsters have problems with a bag full of money and have to go to a small town in Montana to retrieve it, you can't help but to applaud the original and quirky script from Koppelman and Levien. The comedy comes in just at the right spots and the action comes in to keep you watching and leaving you entertained. Before you can say a picture like this can have no morale values to the person watching it, they boggle you and throw in some very good advice to everyone. The Characters are played out very well; some very good character twists (especially from the Sheriff – played by Tom Noonan).