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An exclusive IGN Movies clip from The Incredible Hulk -- a portion of a fight between Emil Blonsky (as a military commando) and the Hulk.

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Posted by Jeffrey Wells on May 23, 2008 at 3:53 PM

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Mr. Muckle says ...

JW, while you've been out of the country, the Clinton golem suggested that she had to stay in the primary race in case Obama gets assassinated. Now what could a reasonable person say about THAT that would not get him arrested?

Posted by Mr. Muckle at May 23, 2008 4:02 PM

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NDH says ...

Some Tim Roth wire action is just the thing I needed to brighten my day! I'm convinced this movie will bomb at the box office (simply because the masses will be scratching their heads saying "The Hulk... again?"), but I bet it will actually turn out to be a somewhat decent flick.

Posted by NDH at May 23, 2008 4:14 PM

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Richardson says ...

Muckle - you have to admit, it's the most realistic road to the nomination going to Hillary that she has brought up in months.

Posted by Richardson at May 23, 2008 4:18 PM

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Jason says ...

I can't swallow this fake bullshit any more. I've become too desensitized to it. I miss gravity. Please bring it back.

Posted by Jason at May 23, 2008 4:27 PM

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Edward says ...

That is some ugly CG. The Hulk doesn't even come close to looking real.

Posted by Edward at May 23, 2008 4:38 PM

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York "Budd" Durden says ...

Jason, you have hit it on the head. I just don't feel anything at these movies. Indy 4 was the same way--all CGI, no sense of danger or peril.

That's why Death Proof, for all its flaws, was a real adrenaline charge for me. Real cars on a real road with a real girl strapped to the hood holding on for dear life. In the context of today's films, that sounds quaint but is pure genius IMO.

Posted by York "Budd" Durden at May 23, 2008 4:40 PM

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Edward says ...

Ditto, Jason and York. I'd love to have action films return to the real world for their thrills.

Posted by Edward at May 23, 2008 4:43 PM

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Jeremy Smith says ...

Check out the clip at Yahoo! Movies. Much, much better.

Posted by Jeremy Smith at May 23, 2008 5:16 PM

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Jason says ...

I'm with you, Budd, on the tactile thrills of Death Proof.

Crystal Skull, for all its bustling energy, had no moment like the one in Raiders where Indy precariously straddles the front wheel of the truck carrying the Ark: He's desperately hanging on, scrabbling for anything that will keep his nuts from getting trampled by a truck moving at 50 miles per hour.

Posted by Jason at May 23, 2008 5:58 PM

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fielding says ...

It should have been William Hurt's character fighting the Hulk. That would have been entertaining.

Posted by fielding at May 23, 2008 7:13 PM

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storymark says ...

I'm all for more grounded action in conventional actions films. But this is a movie about an 10 foot tall green mutant than can leap miles at a time. I'd rather have CG than some wrestler painted green.

Posted by storymark at May 23, 2008 7:58 PM

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D.Z. says ...

I didn't buy those chicks in danger in Death Proof, either. It's not about the budget, but the script.

Posted by D.Z. at May 23, 2008 8:09 PM

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Roman says ...

Looks very poor. The editing in particular is very bad. But, utlimately, it's the CGI that will doom this movie.

This movie will amke less money than Ang Lee's the Hulk. You heard it here first, folks!

Posted by Roman at May 23, 2008 8:22 PM

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Rothchild says ...

No one heard it here first. Everyone knows this film will struggle to hit 100 million. The movie never should have been made. I'm actually warming up to it, and it's certainly going to be better than Indy, but if a CGI Hulk doesn't work with Dennis Muren then it's not going to work with anyone else.

Posted by Rothchild at May 23, 2008 8:29 PM

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actionman says ...

Terrible CGI. Wire-work with Tim Roth? Stupid.

Posted by actionman at May 23, 2008 8:35 PM

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Richardson says ...

"I didn't buy those chicks in danger in Death Proof, either. It's not about the budget, but the script."

DZ, you don't like Tarantino. Why spend your time on a movie that even a lot of Tarantino fans didn't like? That's two hours of life you could've spent entertaining us with how stupid you are.

Posted by Richardson at May 23, 2008 10:14 PM

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Richardson says ...

For that matter, Jeff, you don't like comic book movies. You didn't even like 'Iron Man' that much. Why are you pimping 'Hulk' so hard?

Posted by Richardson at May 23, 2008 10:17 PM

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Roman says ...

Wait, people liked the utter shit known as Iron Man?

Posted by Roman at May 23, 2008 10:23 PM

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storymark says ...

Roman - Weren't you the guy defending the lame CGI in Indy...?

Actionamn - Roth's wire-fu does look odd out of context, but this is supposed to be after he's juiced with marvel's Super-Soldier serum (forshadowing the Captain America movie).

Posted by storymark at May 23, 2008 11:04 PM

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Richardson says ...

"Wait, people liked the utter shit known as Iron Man?"

Anybody who doesn't know that most people on the Internet and in the world writ large did indeed like Iron Man is not somebody I'm going to waste my time talking to about movies, since their opinion is laughably uninformed by facts.

Posted by Richardson at May 24, 2008 11:47 AM

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Richardson says ...

"Actionamn - Roth's wire-fu does look odd out of context, but this is supposed to be after he's juiced with marvel's Super-Soldier serum (forshadowing the Captain America movie)."

See, I didn't know that happened in this movie. Why are they showing clips that require plot explanations in order to make sense? Is the 'Incredible Hulk' movie really *that* complicated?

I wish they'd put the clip up of Hulk fighting Omar.

Posted by Richardson at May 24, 2008 12:11 PM

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frankbooth says ...

So Roth is a Brit soldier with a Russian name working for the U.S. army? Okay.

Maybe the CGI will look better on the big screen. Sometimes it does. And maybe the kids won't mind. Cartoony effects didn't hurt the first Spiderman at the box-office.

How many more years 'til Dark Knight?

Posted by frankbooth at May 24, 2008 1:23 PM

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actionman says ...

Didn't know he was injected with a serum. Very dumb to release an out-of-context clip like this.

Posted by actionman at May 24, 2008 10:04 PM

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fielding says ...

frankbooth, Blonsky was originally going to be a Russian, but the producers didn't want to pay for a dialect coach for Roth so they made him a Brit instead.

Posted by fielding at May 25, 2008 7:01 AM

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