The Incredible Hulk (2008)

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Some of these searches I get. Some of them I DO NOT.

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One of the most interesting and exciting aspects of Thor: Ragnarok is waiting to see how the Incredible Hulk fits into the story. Now, a new art exhibit gives us a hint as to what he's been up to.

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While Hulk gained a great deal of notoriety thanks to the Incredible Hulk television show, and was considered by many to be the best part of Joss Whedon's The Avengers, the two solo features in which he has starred in the past 15 years didn't go over nearly as well with audiences or critics.

Only two days after tackling the 2003 film Hulk, the folks over at CinemaSins are back to nitpick and criticize the Green Goliath’s subsequent big screen outing The Incredible Hulk.

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Above is a neat-o little video regarding the history of the onscreen Marvel universe, and the various nods and Easter Eggs regarding each film thus far - from the studio's first (Iron Man) to its tenth, this weekend's Guardians Of The Galaxy. Well, technically its eighth, since it stops before Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which doesn't hit Blu-ray/ DVD until September 9th.