[Movie] The Incredible Hulk

Looks extremely cheesy. But yeah, this isn't a sequel at all. It's just a retake on the same character and has been done several times before.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by LeHah

I see you're unable to read other people's posts before making your own.

It's much more of a reboot, the way that 'Aliens' is a sequel to 'Alien,' but the kinds of movie are different. It keeps the mythology of the worlds, but it's a totally different structure.

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Yeah, exactly why it isn't a sequel. It's much like Christopher Nolan's take on batman. It's completely different than Tim Burton's version, yet features the same character. Therefore, it is not a direct sequel.

Aliens was a sequel to Alien because it followed the same plot, featured the same main character. Just because it was presented by a different director doesn't change that.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by LeHah

God, is this the type of people we're raising now? Log off and get a goddamned basic education before you respond to me again.

I see what you did there. The new hulk is an entirely different version than Ang Lee's version. HOWEVER, Aliens was meant to follow the first, making it a sequel, same series, same quadrilogy, etc. The movie follows up on the original hulk from a comic-book standpoint. Though, apparently it isn't a direct sequel; more or less a reboot.

Just because it features the same "superhero" in it, doesn't make the movie a direct sequel.

Quit being obnoxious.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.