Hulk Versus Abomination
Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, RumorMonger, Fandom, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels
Yes, Hulk 2 is on the move. As part of the
upcoming slew of Marvel films slated to hit the silver screen in the coming years, Hulk has apparently been granted a sequel -- and despite being
handled by Paramount, it isn't covered by the recent financial arrangements people are referring to as Marvel's
"war chest," which makes it a riskier film for Marvel financially. The second Hulk film will attempt
to remedy what Marvel insiders see as the major reason for failure in the first: People wanted a popcorn action flick
with lots of "Hulk Smash!" and were given a study in anger instead. This time, Hulk will be an out and out
hero complete with a love story and plenty of fighting.And oh, what a baddie he is slated to fight, according to Marvel guru Arad. The choice? Abomination! Yes, Hulk will be going toe to toe with another crazy, thousand pound monster.* Personally, I'm very excited for this film, but I hope Marvel can keep it together financially for the next few years. They aren't really a large enough company to absorb too many flops.
*Yes, comic book nerds, I am aware neither of them are technically 1000 pounds. Hulk is 1040 (unless you are talking gray Hulk, and really, who talks gray Hulk?) and Abomination 980. Close enough.












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4-30-2006 @ 10:51AM
T. said...
Your comments: You are such a geek. I love it.
Is this still
slated to be
Direct-to-Video? I heard Eric Bana bailed out on the sequel because
it was supposed to go straight to DVD. If it's on the silver screen
again, does that mean he's coming back onboard?
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5-01-2006 @ 9:02AM
Myron said...
Oh God, please let this one be at least a little bit good. I read the Hulk as a kid and so looked forward to the movie. I couldn't believe how bad the movie was.
Can we hope, just a little?
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5-02-2006 @ 11:15PM
Jon said...
The first movie was great. People complain that no one takes risks in movies then savages them when they produce a movie that doesn't resemble a sitcom.
Now it looks like we are going to have another dumbed down movie like Fantastic Four. I don't mind dumbed down when it's a fun movie like Sky High.
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