THE INCREDIBLE HULK - Cancelled Movies & Unmade Scripts
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THE HULK • History of Cancelled Movies, Unmade Scripts & The Incredible Hulk's Comic-Book Origins!
Time-stamps Below.
0:00 - What could go wrong? (Prologue)
3:49 - Who Is The Hulk? (Comic history)
16:49 - The King & Stan Lee
19:59 - Lou Ferrigno's Hulk
24:53 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 1)
26:44 - John Turman's Hulk Script
34:58 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 2)
37:58 - Jonathan Hensleigh's Hulk (What went wrong?)
48:10 - Art / FX
53:39 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 3)
1:04:41 - David Hayter's Hulk
1:12:41 - James Schamus' Hulk/Hulk 2 (Ang Lee)
1:19:04 - Marvel Studios' The Incredible Hulk (Edward Norton Sequel?)
1:23:00 - The Avengers & Beyond (Mark Ruffalo)
#hulk #theincrediblehulk #marvelcomics
You know it’s sad when the Hulk 2003 has a better understanding of the Hulk character than the current MCU.
Hulk 2003 is a Hulk faithful to the comics.
I couldn’t imagine spending 6 months with a full team building a piece of art you expect hundreds of millions of people to see and appreciate, just to get a single phone call saying, “nevermind”
One element that I love about Ang Lee's Hulk is the traumatic repressed childhood memories triggers the Hulk. glad to see one of the earlier screenplays had the idea in mind.
@NintendoSwitch Guy I didn't ask you, numb-nuts.
@NintendoSwitch Guy Again. Didn't ask you.
@NintendoSwitch Guy actually it's a really ambitious psychological drama involving the comics origin of the Hulk I actually appreciate those movies alot along with the best and worst blade spider-man and X-men movies
@NintendoSwitch Guy i like the psychological drama and backstory the movie had but the cgi hulk dogs were ass cheese and the acting was intresting as a peice of wood
@NintendoSwitch Guy wow, if that's the biggest thats not too bad. Plus its not as bad as you're making out. Iys as good as any CGI from that period.
Im not Gonna lie, the one with a More monstrous neandethal type Hulk battling giant convict insect men sounds pretty darn cool to me
seeing an animatronic hulk could've been pretty awesome I miss the days everything wasn't just strictly cgi u just can't beat something actually being there most the time
A animatronic hulk wouldn’t work or look good in fights. It would have to be cgi.
Universal holding on to the distribution rights to the Hulk films is pointless.
I don't see why. That's a deal Marvel entered into fair and square. Why should Universal just give it up? Just to please a handful of comic book-reading fanboys that equate less than 1% of the overall audience for these movies? The existing distribution rights are not preventing Marvel/Disney from doing another solo Hulk movie if they want to. They have the production rights of the Hulk, not Universal. It's Disney's call, and they can greenlight a new Hulk movie whenever they want. They're choosing not to because they know they'd have to share a very small portion of the box office with the distributor. Which is totally fine, that's their prerogative. And honestly, their job is to maximize profit. But that's the fact.
@@bobw1811 bcuz universal is destroying hulk ,dont say 1% before mcu the most popular and known avenger was hulk ,i dont even know who the fuck were other characters bcuz i am not a comic readers ,so lots of general audience knew about hulk but didnt jave idea about who the fuck is other character ,so dont say 1% if mcu makes solo hulk film now ,800+ million dollar is guarantee bcuz now any d-list marvel superhero whose name has been never heard of but still if its made by mcu it will earn more than what dceu's top 2 superhero in one movies made ,so universally holding hulk character is just destroying the character hulk , he should be a main character as iron man but now he is sidekick even more than falcon and winter soldier just bcuz universal arrogant to not ler marvel get back rights.
@@bobw1811 universal has first right refusal and marvel can’t make it without universal
Also hulk is one of the most popular marvel characters
@@oceanman7063 That's incorrect. The "right of first refusal" just means is that if Disney decides to make another Hulk movie, they are required to offer Universal the chance to distribute it first. If for whatever reason Universal refuses to distribute the movie, Disney can then simply distribute it themselves as they do all their other MCU movies. They just have to offer Universal the chance to distribute it, but whatever Universal decides, it doesn't stop the movie from getting made. And let's be honest. There's no way in Hell Universal would refuse to distribute an MCU movie. Why would they pass up the chance to tie their brand to arguably the most lucrative film franchise in history, and one of the most popular characters in that franchise? Of course they wouldn't refuse to distribute it...and Disney knows that. Which is why they're not making the movie, because they don't want to share those MCU dollars with a third-party distributor. Which I don't blame them for. It's Disney's movie and it's Disney's call. But make no mistake, it is ENTIRELY Disney's call. The ball is 100% in their court.
Fun Fact: DC and Marvel rented the same printing facility. That was actually how Marvel heard about the JLA print runs. Also, since they shared a printing facility, then how did DC do Batman's gray so well and Marvel was unable to do a gray Hulk?
So Marvel has Always been kinda sus.
I have an Incredible fear that the marvel studios Kevin Feige, the Russo brothers and even Mark Ruffalo are missing the point of this character and risk irreparable damage to the mythos of The Hulk. This hero for me is one of the most relatable and fascinating characters because his abilities are directly correlated to his emotions. No he can't shoot cosmic beams out of his hands or cast a spells but he's demonstrated time and time again that those powers pale in comparison to the universal strength of the human psyche. They are dwarfed by a basic raw human emotion…ANGER. The Hulk is the physical representation of "rage unchecked" and the limitless devastation that ensues is what keeps us coming back for more. Is he invincible?? Not in the slightest, but he is constantly underestimated and if his anger is neglected then he soon becomes an unstoppable force quite like the indomitable spirit of the human race. A mirror image of our unlimited capabilities both helpful and destructive. The point of all this is simply to express my concern about this childlike/goofball character arc they’ve created in an attempt to endear him to the audience when in fact it’s having the opposite effect. Please consider this when moving forward.
fucking well said but i do fear disney will never do something to dark with the main cast it's all gonna be more or less light and pg-13 or just pg
And MCU fanboys act like Kevin Feige and Russos are like MLK or Ghandi. They make mistakes too.
Couldn't have worded it better myself. This is exactly why I prefer the iteration of Hulk in The Incredible Hulk movie to his portrayal in Thor Ragnarok and Avengers Endgame. The Incredible Hulk with Ed Norton understood who and what both Bruce Banner represents and what the Hulk is to him and to civilians. It understood the horror that comes with that and the raw, unbridled strength and heroism to also be found. As far as I'm concerned, that movie remains the most accurate on screen representation we've had on the character ever.
@@LuxBellator92 I agree. It also has by far the best Hulk design. The striated look is really cool and textured. Whereas the Avengers and Ragnarock look is just generic.
@@ryandowney8743 Couldn't agree more, man!
I think a lot of people misinterpret Hulk as a superhero story, it's not. It's a psychological science fiction human drama, with horror elements. While the Hulk certainly does cross paths with the rest of the Marvel Universe, his is not a superhero story, but one of a man whose trauma manifests as an unstoppable force, that he can't control and at best tries to aim. A man who loathes what he knows his legacy will be, as one of destruction, tragically overshadowing his own brilliance while highlighting his emotional maladjustment in dealing with said trauma. A rich, human tapestry, but MCU formula fiction, it ain't.
Great comment, 100% agree.
Jennifer Walters: He always forgets he and the Hulk are heroes. Rick Jones: Absolutely! Betty Ross: Love him for that. Caiera: I love both of them.
That argument between Lee and Kirby is utterly heartbreaking. Knowing that those two helped create hundreds of characters and stories that are beloved to this day only for their friendship to crumble over money is just fucking sad.
It’s more complicated than that Stan took credit often sole credit for the legacy of marvel and only later started crediting Kirby Marvel stood by lee and shafted Kirby in a variety of ways Kirby basically died I won’t say penniless but basically working class poor lee on the other well his family is still fighting over his finances years after he died
I feel bad for the hulk. The only director that ruined the hulk is the Russo brothers. They took away his iconic ability to heal.
I feel like any writer could just have Hulk heal after since the Russos are done with the MCU, or at least Hulk. So, like with comics, just have a better writer just retcon the crap. Maybe Hulk doesn't heal from the Infinity Snap until he has to absorb radiation from a nuclear reactor meltdown, then he's blasted with a gamma boost that increases his strength. Professor Hulk is just another personality in the comics, so whatever's done with Hulk next could involve his Multiple Personality Disorder. Grey Hulk, Savage Hulk, and maybe even the "Devil" Hulk if they go the Immortal Hulk route (doubtful, but still a guy can dream) Of course this can only happen if Universal gets their heads out of their asses and give back the rights to Marvel.
@@living8605 I agree. Now I feel like disney shouldn't have touched the character. I would have prefer him to stay in universal studio. If they're making godzilla and king kong then I'm sure they would make a hulk movie. Correct me if I'm wrong though
@Failingpepper 11 He is not as strong as savage hulk but his healing factor shouldn’t be taken away. In the comics vector blasted away professor hulk skin nearly to skeleton and professor hulk healed in few seconds. Professor hulk in mcu is strong as heck. He supported the weight of the avengers mansion with one arm despite being weak as fuck. Despite having a broken arm. He’s able survive the infinity gauntlet when he snapped. That’s a huge feat. Savage hulk in mcu doesn’t have this level of feat if you ask me.
@Failingpepper 11 yeah they nerfed the Hulk. They still have never truly shown Hulk's true power. He knocked out that flying worm in the first Avengers but not much since then as far as actual strength feats. And that's kinda what Hulk is all about.
I'm a long long time late, and I see where you're coming from. But the withered arm is a visual representation of the idea of what they were doing having a cost. We see it earlier in the movie when Natasha dies. The arm is another instance of it. Film is a visual medium, so you have to show what it costs to make the snap while also foreshadowing what's going to happen when Tony does it. It scarred Thanos in Infinity War, and it scarred Hulk much more clearly. So when Tony grabs it? And he snaps his fingers? We know its beyond dangerous, so does he--and he does it anyway. I'm not in love the the way the MCU characterizes some characters, or how powers scale from the source material, but I also get this specific instance I see you commenting on in the other replies. This one had everything to do with storytelling.
Your voice sounds like it should be on a Nature documentary.
Feels like he should be telling me about speedrunning...
Sounds to me as if he needs to be hired to read a new version audiobook of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy - he just reminds me so much of Peter Jones...
I know, right?! :D This narrator's voice has sophisticated and indulgentcharm, decadence, and a benevolent intelligence to it!I love it! This person could the MCU film reboot of Professor X from Marvel 's X-Men, our beloved and iconic mutant superheroines/superheroes! ;D
😂😂
I’ve always wanted to see David Cronenberg or Guillermo del Toro do a Hulk Movie.
if you don't mind doing some reading there is a comic book run called the immortal hulk that's like that.
I absolutely second the reccomendation of Immortal Hulk! Cronenberg's body horror sensibilities combined with his quiet character work as seen in A History of Violence would make for a great Hulk movie.
I do feel bad for the Directors , They wanted to make the Hulk movie but the project has gone nowhere. I’m sure they work very hard trying to get the budget, scripts , CGI , and concept arts. I could’ve imagined how heart broken they were when they found out it got cancelled.
I wish that Revenge of the Incredible Hulk TV movie had actually happened.
Me too
Me too man. I'd settle for a graphic novel or it could b done with top level animation. But it'll probably never happen.
We'll obviously never see the movie, but I'd love someone to at least take the screenplay (if it still exists) and adapt it as a graphic novel. But alas...Disney.
@@jasonsager6535 I'd prefer a graphic novel over animation. With animation, you'd have to get a voice actor to replace Bill Bixby...and Bix is irreplaceable.
I wish they'd release the footage to the unfinished She-Hulk pilot with Bill Bixby.
I remember in the 90s that the big rumor going around was that Johnny Depp was going to play Bruce Banner.
I also remember Steve Buscemi being mentioned.
Johnny Depp could've worked.
This is so interesting, I've never heard Stan Lee and Jack Kirby have a conversation together, or even Kirby's voice until I've watched this video.
Writers not getting proper credit always makes me sick.
Hulk copies not only Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr.Hyde and the Wolfman but also Godzilla and other giant monsters that frequently fought with the Military.
Lee also took inspiration from Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.
Edward Norton was perhaps to good for the Avengers, they should of done a Norton Trilogy first, the character suites a Chris Nolan Dark Knigtish grit.
I think both Ang Lee's Hulk(2003) and The Incredible Hulk(2008) are seriously underrated.
The CGI really hurt both. As soon as someone posted pissed of Shreik it was very damaging to the movie:/
That script with the hummingbird and beetle DNA for going to Mars - there's actually a horror manga/anime that uses that same concept. 'Terraformars'.
shame they never did a spider-man nicholas hammond incredible hulk team up
dark Hall yeah and that they bring in classic villains like lizard and the green goblin
It could've been awesome
Agreed lol Man
Marvin Sanchez yeah
Ric Perry how so?
Termin’s, Hensleigh’s, France’s second, and Hayter’s scripts all sound good/interesting. Wish we could see them developed in some form or fashion, like in a comic. The animatronics looked sick too, shame all that hard work went to nothing. I love how almost all these scripts use The Leader as the villain, along with Crusher Creel, and both villains only being slightly kinda used. Leader being the Sam Sterns form in Incredible Hulk, and Creel’s powers being used in Hulk, and him actually turning up in Agents Of Shield.
I love Absorbing Man
Yeah I like one with the Leader and Absorbing man as the villains because I would have to see that being released around the first Blade, X-Men and Spider-Man movies at the same time.
Well if you believe in Multiverse Theory, these movies have already happened in different universes. Only thing we don’t know is if they were executed well and I want to see how some of these unmade superhero movies would have been.
Just stumbled on this. Great Video! I think the tv series was so successful because of not only Bixby acting. But also Lou - he seemed to have the difficult job of having to emote through his eyes and face when compassionate and also when angry at the bad guys. my dad and I watched every episode when I was kid. it was immensely popular. But costs per episode made it so difficult to keep going as a series. I was fortunate to have a 4 person dinner with Lou Ferrigno one night 3 years ago. Such a great guy. Told him how dad had me watch because I have hearing problems. Dad told me that see the Hulk? He’s deaf son- but he made it. You can do anything as well. As my bosses talked business amongst each other at the dinner - Lou and I talked the dinner long about the Hulk, my hearing, his hearing etc. we even read each other’s lips when the restaurant got too loud. The next day- after he finished his motivational speech for our whole company he said “your dad was so supportive of you- let’s FaceTime him so I can personally thank him for guiding you with your ear problems.” Unfortunately my dad died in 98 at 53 years. But Lou made me cry thinking how much dad would’ve enjoyed getting a FaceTime with Lou. I truly believe he success of that show was because of Bill, Lou and their connection to people. At that dinner- the regard and love Lou has for Bill is amazing. Just felt compelled to share.
I'm glad you did, that's so awesome. Lou sounds like a top bloke as does your dad!
* Timestamps* NOTE: In the first movie script by Turman The LEADER is called Mr. LEDDER until he becomes The Leader (Just in case anyone skips through & wonders why he's called 'Ledder' for a few minutes.) 0:00 - What could go wrong? (Prologue) 3:49 - Who Is The Hulk? (Comic history) 16:49 - The King & Stan Lee 19:59 - Lou Ferrigno's Hulk 24:53 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 1) 26:44 - John Turman's Hulk Script 34:58 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 2) 37:58 - Jonathan Hensleigh's Hulk (What went wrong?) 48:10 - Art / FX 53:39 - Michael France's Hulk (Strike 3) 1:04:41 - David Hayter's Hulk 1:12:41 - James Schamus' Hulk/Hulk 2 (Ang Lee) 1:19:04 - Marvel Studios' The Incredible Hulk (Edward Norton Sequel?) 1:23:00 - The Avengers & Beyond (Mark Ruffalo)
Supervoid Cinema another great video
This is excellent work.
22:05 I desperately want that Silver Surfer picture in Stan Lee's office.
Eric Bana and Jennifer Connelly are both amazing performers and I think they were the victims of bad script-writing and directing. It was a very cerebral movie in a sense, very long, and with less of the action the mindless lemmings of America crave; HULK remains one of my favorite Marvel Films for the acting and the attempt at greatness it gave us.
Bana is horribly miscast. Yes the script is completely wrong in almost every detail..
29:00 I felt that script that John Truman wrote in 94 was an excellent script I have read there is a fair amount of it exists in the final version it is exactly like what that could have been using the source material from Tales to Astonish
What's ironic, Hulk from the original comics more acted like the book version of Frankenstein's Creation. Both intelligent with full sentences with an ego, willingly going to murder. Adam killing Victor's family except Ernest, while Hulk in the origin attempted to murder Rick Jones.
Thank you for this video! I would've loved to see Jonathan Hensleigh's Hulk movie adapted in some form. Also, Revenge of the Hulk sounds like it could've had it's first Live Action adaptation of Smart Hulk (before the disappointing portrayal in Endgame). Edit: Thank y'all for this video! This helps a lot. Now, I'm off to writing 3 screenplays and then show them to Universal. Wish me luck!
Also, is there anywhere I can get my hands on the Hayter and Tolkin drafts? I want to read them in its entirety.
Lour Ferrigno partnered with Bill Bixby was the best Hulk by far, even up to 2021. Because theirs was the only one to truly successfully capture hulk/banners story as a tragedy depicted by "the lonely man", the frankenstein kind of hulk he was always meant to be. Not merely some enormous tantrum doof baby like we see in Thor: Ragnarok.
I like the idea of genetic manipulation for space travel. But uh...a Hummingbird Man? Uh...ok. Maybe I'm being overly negative. Maybe if Hulk had fought The Living Hummingbird in The Incredible Hulk #344 I might be more open to the idea. Or at least in of those stupid Hostess Fruit Pie ads. I've mixed feelings about the hummingbird thing is my point.
How about Hummaningbird pronounced Hum-man-ingbird.
You forgot bout the 1996 cartoon Neal McDonough as Banner and Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk
All of these hulk scripts were awesome
Now do superman lives and Sam Raimi’s Thor please
After watching this and learning about all the difficulties and infighting while just trying to get any project for the hulk off the ground it seems a miracle that any film ever got made. Still wish they would not stray so far from cannon with this character
Steve Johnson needs to finish those Hulk animatronics and make a non profit fan fan. Can't believe all that hard work has gone to waste.
Im a kirby fanatic, thanks for that section man, too often kirby is forgotten
This is an amazing channel. I hope someday you guys do a video on the Fantastic Four movies that were never made one day.
I absolutely love the plot of Turman’s script, but there are some things I would change. Like the ending where...(SPOILERS) ...Banner dies but the Hulk remains.
13:09 The power of wishing good luck.
Brilliant work very in-depth. The John Turman screenplay would have been the definitive adaptation & would have been stunning to see fully realised, a truly incredible adaptation, a real pity actually… Where does the animated origin scene come from?? I 💚 it
Y'know I can't remember, it was a video on Marvel's official channel promoting the launch of a game or series or something and they went through all the characters in one video, Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Cap etc and there was a 10 second or so origin of each with that original animation, I've spent a couple of hours backtracking trying to find it but I just can't pinpoint it. It's driving me crazy haha.
@@SupervoidCinema Oh mate thanks for the effort hahaha!! & thanks for the vid really good
its incredible (no pun intended) to see just how much effort goes into one film! It must be awful to have the plug pulled before production even begins!
an hour and a half!? OH baby! *grabs some popcorn*
I'm not sure who wrote it but I believe it was a comic in the early 2000s, but my favorite idea for a film was a comic were Banner is drugged, straight jacketed and dropped out of an airplane just as he is starting to wake up. As he falls he comes to and transforms just before he hits the ground with a very large impact. He destroys the city and is used as a weapon of mass destruction. I thought it was really smart.
That was in 2002's The Ultimates.
I miss Stan Lee so much. Such a friendly sounding decent guy.
Absolutely astonishing work. Hulk's been my favorite for as long as I can remember and I hadn't heard about of a lot of these. Keep it up!
Will do. Appreciate you watching!
I always wanted the Hulk to speak in the TV series ..what is Stan talking about? 😁
Im so glad you're back I love your Spider-Man and Iron Man videos can you do a video on cancelled X-men movies
Yeah, hopefully I can cover them and the Fantastic 4, Cap and Thor to do a series on the 'MCU That Never Was.'
Seeing what the X-Men cinematic universe looks like... Cancelled X-Men movies? Not as many as there should be. Lol
Supervoid Cinema Thor next
@@SupervoidCinema David Hayter also developed a Black Widow movie script if you could do a video on it id appreciate it but individual videos on Fantastic Four X-Men captain america and Thor Odinson cancelled film from Sam Raimi and Guillermo Del Toros Doctor Strange would also be Awesome Man
@@nadeemshekh1038 I didn't realise that that's awesome Id pay to see those movies along with Channing Tatums Gambit as well James Francos Multiple Man
The 90's will forever be known as the decade of the most superhero films never made from this to Superman, Batman and others.
This is my new favorite channel, simply incredible
Thanks a lot!
So glad I stumbled on this! Now that she-hulk is coming out surrounded by all the controversy, I’ve been wondering what happened to the character and why everyone was saying his modern depiction isn’t what it should be. You did a great job delving into the origins and rocky history of the hulk as a character and as a media, and hearing all of those cancelled productions made me realize what a tragedy we’ll never see those happen. Thank you for helping me understand, great vid!
Appreciate you taking the time to watch, cheers! 👍
I went back and watched the 03 film recently, it was the first time I had seen the film all the way through since I was a kid. At first I thought I was going to hate it and cringe at it’s most infamous aspects, but after I got done watching it I realized that it wasn’t really that bad. It’s not an amazing movie by any means, but it has some great ideas that could have worked if the movie didn’t take itself so seriously. I still prefer the 2008 film over the 03 movie, but hearing about these other scripts just makes me imagine what could have been.
Wow this was an Exceptional video riviting in its scope and amazing in how much it covers very well done and the narration was very well done as well !
I'm a Hulk fan. I prefer the Incredible Hulk version besides the one the nerfed down in the Infinity War and Endgame.
A lot of fans are saying the MCU Avenger's Hulk missed the mark. I personally think Mark Ruffalo was a fine Bruce Banner and the Hulk was used appropriately. Because they gave the Hulk TWO major movies that explored a lot of his origin and back story and neither of those movies were great. They were fine, but not great. And it was going to be impossible to invest anymore in the Hulk's back story or mythos in the larger scale of the Avengers. If they ever decide to give the Hulk another solo movie franchise then maybe we can try to explore the duality of his existence and the rage and emotion that drive the Hulk. Or fans may just be talking about he was used in She-Hulk, and I can hardly disagree. That is cringe-worthy. I cover my eyes like I'm watching a horror movie. Or just really embarrassed for a good friend.
I think Ruffalo and Bruce/Hulk's overall role were great in Avengers 1. But Age of Ultron then started to miss the mark and it was all downhill from there. Also pretty sure the Russos just plain dislike Hulk. At this point I think Hulk needs a reboot. I'm really not sure I'd want to see another MCU Hulk solo movie even if they could make it because of how much of a joke they've made him. I don't even entirely mind Professor Hulk (though they need to revert him soon) but I just can't picture Disney's Marvel putting the right people behind a Hulk movie and giving it the right tone. Best case scenario is that Universal elects to make it and they put someone like Del Toro in charge of it. But let's say Disney/Marvel is willing to try to make Hulk right. Okay well at this point we still have to deal with Skaar and such now. Best path I can figure now is to say Bruce repressed all memories of his childhood trauma, but now that he's a father, surrounding circumstances unlock those memories and part of the struggle is reconciling his past by trying to be better than his own father as problems arise with Skaar. Use the past coming back to haunt him as an excuse to have him relapse, or even for a new personality to arise, perhaps Joe Fixit as like a version of Professor that's a scheming asshole. Also I'd want a return to that concept of an "Island of Dr. Moreau" style horror vibe, with Hulk facing Leader and his figurative basement full of horrors.
I gotta say i love these type of videos! I hope you will make more of these "Cancelled movies" things.
Thoroughly explained the subject, great video.
8:16 *Hey! This Incredible Hulk comic book "Fall of The Mutants" is where one of Dr.Bruce Banner aka Incredible Hulk's gamma empowered foes, Abigail Wright aka Mercy debut in! :D The villain Mercy also appeared in the awesome 2005 The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction video game in a boss battle ! :D Shea a unique character! I hope Msrcy also makes a debut in future MCUfilms for the MarvelDr Banner/The Incredible Hulk to fight!* :D
Being a fan of the Hulk character and the dynamic of the characters I am surprised that we could have had various good Hulk film stories.
I really love this youtube channel mainly because it's interesting and entertaining because the video really do feel like historical documentary about canceled movies about popular comic book characters that never will see the light of day!!
I've been looking for info on the movie after death of the incredible hulk for 20 years. Even spoke with producer of the original hulk TV series Kevin Johnson for any info. He was unaware of anything being done. Rumors like Iron man was going to be the next team up for Bill Bixby movies. She hulk photos with Bridget Nielsen. Hulk returning but with Banners mind. But the news in this video, was like gold to me. Thank you very much for it.i very much enjoyed the work you all put into this video.
This deserves way more views!!
Great video mate, loved every second of it 👍🏻🔥🔥🔥
Great video never knew about hensleigh's hulk movie I'd love to see a video on cancelled batman movies as well other Marvel and DC projects that never saw the light of day
The Hulk is fascinating. Simple premise for a character. Lore and depth for days.
Well done, mate - keep up the impressive work!
Fantastic video, great narration too sounds very professional, and sets it apart from most KZhead videos. Great work, looking forward to checking out the rest of your content, liked and subbed!
Subscribed. This channel is downright amazing. Please keep it going 🖤
Cheers!
Excellent documentary. One of the best.
I Think That Jonathan Hensleigh's Hulk Would Be Good Except For The Villains
I read the script, it was actually dreadful.
Yeah I like the use of practical effects for the hulk transformation I've never seen that before
This video really should have been boring. But the editing was masterful.
This is awesome thank you so much for this.
Truly epic and amazing! These scripts are incredible and each one had potential as a story all its own. The 2003 movie is actually pretty good and better than most people give it credit for but it does stretch out a little and has some boring parts in it but I love it! The history of the hulk movies is quite fascinating indeed. Excellent job on this project! I truly enjoy your videos! Hulk smash!
Excellent video! Very in depth
YES THE GOAT IS BACK WITH ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL VIDEO
I Would Say That Billy Crudup Would Make A Good Bruce Banner But Not A Good Hulk
Deeply informative and superbly crafted work, man! Thanks SO much, I knew almost none of this before taking the plunge and randomly following through by finally clicking on it. So glad I did! INSTANT LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE. Can’t wait to see everything else you’ve done so far and will do in the future! Thanks again. :)
I love this channel, subscribed
Thank you, that's appreciated!
Excellent video!!!
Can you do Ray park iron fist & John Singleton Luke Cage
damn ray was gonna be iron fist at one point in time? he's perfect!
This was a perfect show with a perfect cast, I would have really liked to see the incredible Hulk revived. Another movie would have been cool to see, maybe even on the big screen with Bill bixby and Lou ferrigno. R.I.P. Bill bixby
Great work. Love it. Make more please.
Enjoyed that. Subscribed :)
I hope our beloved MCU gilm/Marvel superhero Dr. Bruce Banner aka The Incredible Hulk face other iconic villains such as Abigail Wright aka Mercy, Philip Sterns/Madman, Half-Life, Dr.Samuel Sterns aka The Leader , The U-Foes Vector, Vapor, X-Ray and Iron Clad, as Carl "Crusher" Creel aka The Absorbing Man and Emil Blonsky/Abomination again in future MCU films! ;D^-^
Hensleigh looks like he resents talking about his version of the Hulk.
I'd enjoy seeing more vids on what other movies never got made I know there is a Dune Movie that was almost made AKIRA is another Flash Gordon
A master piece. Thank you. Please do king conan crown of iron, the casablanca sequel brazaville and the gladiator sequel.
Excellent video pal.
Many thanks!
@@SupervoidCinema Was Brian Banner going to become Super Hulk?
Wonderfully done. Any thoughts on doing The Phantom or The Shadow or Dick Tracy?
I think it would've been cool if one of those treatments or screenplays worked in the U-Foes. I would've loved to have seen them on screen.
Its interesting how story elements get recycled and eventually used in the movies that do get made. As a casual fan that knew the Hulk from the tv show I never knew about the abisive father storyline, so the story in the Ang Lee movie never made sense til now. It felt kinda thrown in and I think had that aspect of the movie been fleshed out better with more of a backstory the movie would have done better.
Great vid.
33:26 Ironically Namewise Ledder becomes instead "The Leader".
This is a brilliant and facinating video.
Thanks, love your picture, Hicks is my favourite person of all time.
@@SupervoidCinema Nothing beats a bit of Bill 😊 I named by Comedy Prod Comp BH in his memory.
Love the use of footage from Desperate Measures and Felon.
The animatronics from *“The Hulk” (1997)* would be useful for a movie that involves a pizzeria gone wrong. _Wait a minute…_
Thank you!
The Hulk is My Favorite Super Hero!!!