by 20th Century Fox
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| Sales Rank: | 11851 (lower is better) |
| Price as of: | 12/01/2008 2:14:06 AM MST |
| Price Used: | $2.90 |
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| Release Date: | 2003-06-03 |
| Label: | 20th Century Fox |
| UPC: | 024543077589 |
| Binding: | DVD |
| Published By: | 20th Century Fox |
| ASIN: | B00009ATIM |
| Category: | DVD |
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He's Mean, He's Green and he's back! In a daring chase when the incredible Hulk challenges an international spy ring that?s attempting to steal secret computer files.
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Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, stars of the late '70s, live-action television series The Incredible Hulk, cap a run of sporadic TV movies based on the old show with Death of the Incredible Hulk. The gloomy title says it all. Bixby's Dr. David Banner, spiritually exhausted after years of rage-induced transformations into a snarling, green monster, takes a last stab at finding a cure by posing as a retarded janitor in a government-funded research laboratory. His secret collaboration with a scientist (Philip Sterling) on "killing" the Hulk's genetic viability goes awry when a gorgeous foreign spy (Barbara Tarbuck) disrupts a crucial procedure and invites the wrath of brutal terrorists, the federal government, and, yes, the big man (Ferrigno) himself. With death chains rattling in the background, various ironies in the story become poignant: After years of isolation, Banner finds friendship and love just in time to risk it all for a lasting peace. --Tom Keogh
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An incredible waste of time - Reviewed on 2008-07-30
1 customer found this review not to be helpful.
Twelve years, five seasons, three well below-average TV reunion movies, and what do the loyal viewers of The Incredible Hulk get: the death of The Incredible Hulk (hence the movies title) and the death of David Banner! We watched the trials and tribulations of this guy for over a decade to see him die by falling out of a plane?! I know that this was not the last movie planned in the series, and there were no cheesy comic book characters in this movie, but the Hulk falling out of a plane?! He did the same thing in "Freefall" and survived just fine! Real fans of this series are in denial that this movie ever happened almost twenty years later. If I knew this was how the series was going to end, I would rather have the ending of "A Minor Problem", with David Banner walking off into the sunset forever in search of his cure. I simply don't understand how people give this movie five stars. A total rip off, no continuity with the tv series, and most importantly, no sign AT ALL of Jack McGee. I saw this movie once, when it originally aired, but remember it all too vividly. The fans deserved better.
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