Amph "You're making me angry." - The Incredible Hulk

Bumping to the next page so it's on top. Important info.

 

The music score is being released on June 10th. Its a big one. 2 disc set. It is being done by Craig Armstrong.

Here are the track listings:

Disc: 1
1. The Arctic
2. Main Title
3. Rocinha Favela
4. A Drop of Blood
5. The Flower
6. Ross' Team
7. Mr. Blue
8. Favela Escape
9. It Was Banner
10. That Is The Target
11. Bruce Goes Home (with "The Lonely Man" performed by Craig Armstrong, written by Joseph Harnell (ASCAP))
12. Ross And Blonsky
13. Return To Culver University
14. The Lab
15. Reunion
16. The Data/The Vial
17. They're Here
18. Give Him Everything You've Got
19. Bruce Can't Stay
20. First Injection
21. Is it safe?
22. Hulk Theme
Disc: 2
1. Saved From The Flames
2. Grotto
3. Arrival At The Motel
4. I Can't
5. Abomination Alley
6. Bruce Found
7. Bruce Looks For The Data
8. NYC Cab Ride
9. The Mirror
10. Sterns' Lab
11. Bruce Darted
12. I Want It, I Need It
13. Blonsky Transforms
14. Bruce Must Do It
15. Harlem Brawl
16. Are They Dead?
17. Hulk Smash
18. Hulk And Betty
19. A Tear
20. Who's We?
21. The Necklace
22. Bruce And Betty
23. Hulk Theme (End Credits)

 

Hulk smashes! 3 Times! - 3 new clips

 

I loved his score for the last one because it sounded nothing like his other scores...for once.

 

SHH - 4th Incredible Hulk Clip Online

 

Yeah, those clips are, well, in a word... incredible. The movie looks spectacular.

 

Craig Armstrong is the doing the score for the film. He's done some pretty good stuff, and the compilation album Piano Works is quite good.

 

I agree, I'm impressed with some of the clips we've seen, much more so than the original trailer.

 

So, I am unusually excited about this film. Edward Norton has to be one of my favorite actors (in the top 3 for me), and I am really excited to see him take on this role. I am really interested in seeing how well the movie is script wise since I know he (co?)wrote the script. So, I am looking forward to it.

 

Found this new tv spot with Tony Stark in it. Not sure if this has already been posted. Thought I woudl bring it up. Looks good.

 

Tragically, the vid won't play for me.

Glad to hear Stark is in it, though!

 

Well it would just be a huge ****tease to cut him out now. However it felt a little out of place for a trailer, like they were just using those shots to try to take advantage of Iron Man's success. It may be smart marketing but somehow to be it feels a little exploitive. Loved the subway joke though.

 

I am sure that is the only reason they put that out there. Now people will be like: Ooh! Iron Man is in it! ~goes to watch it~

 

I saw that trailer last night during American Dad. I knew he would be making a cameo but it was cool to see it nonetheless.

 

This review is promising. This part particularly has me loving it:

"As Blonsky and Ross conspire to increase their chances of catching the Hulk, we learn that Banner was unaware he was being manipulated by the military during his initial experiments. That it was part of the rebirth of the original Super-Soldier program from World War II. We even see a vial of Gamma juice with the name of the inventor of the Super-Soldier serum, Dr. Reinstein.

This nifty story twist, plus a now well-known cameo appearance in the film, all serve as nice threads for the growing Marvel Movie-verse (as well as set the stage for the upcoming Captain America and Avengers movies)."

 

Just got back from seeing it.

The Tony Stark scene, which was clearly supposed to be after the credits, is now shown before the credits start, which is slightly annoying. Considering the *real* ending of the film is a pretty cool shot.

 

It sounds like they're really making an effort to make each Marvel movie a set-up for the next one. I think that's sweet as all heck.

 

So does that mean I don't have to wait for a bunch of credits or is there some other scene after that?

 

Nothing after the credits.

 

To be fair, I know a lot of people missed the Nick Fury cameo because they didn't stay after the credits.

 

Reviews seem pretty solid so far. I'm going this afternoon!

EDIT: My local free paper gave it 3 1/2 stars!!

 

I just came back from seeing it. Here's my initial response, to be followed later by a more thoughtful review:

Whereas Iron Man was a mostly-great movie with a decent/underwhelming climax, Incredible Hulk is a good movie with an incredible climax -- making it, overall, a great movie. It preserves the spirit and the heart of the Marvel characters in a very laudable way, and while it is a "loud, furious action movie" (in the best sense of the term), it is also underscored with scenes of tender emotion and lighthearted humor. 4 stars!

 

That pretty much sums it up for me.