The film failed, but it had a cult following of people who just loved how ridiculous it was.

Apparently the reviews in universe were mixed. People loved the visuals and the fight scenes, but hated the pacing and the plot. They felt the dialogue scenes were boring and somehow the fight scenes became so too with how constant they were. Even though they were a spectacle to behold.

This led to a finale in which Tom Cruise Hulk got in a bunch of heroes, including his own Hulk army to fight the evil hulk army in the City. There were also multiple versions of the F4 the Thing, which I went on a rant on to my mom, because there's only one Thing

There was some evil billionaire who wanted the Hulk formula to produce a Hulk army, with the film having more and more hulk copies showing up, including Abomination from Incredible Hulk.

Anyway, there was a lot of introspective scenes, just scenes of characters mumbling to each other, leading to talk less fight scenes. Starting with fist fights before escalating to the Hulk. Every time. And it worked.

A fight broke out between them, first a casual verbal one before going to fist fights as Bruce. And then someone took the serum Bruce was working on and became a Hulk, destroying the lab. Bruce Tom had no choice but to fight as Hulk.

BTW, the film had great color grading. Filming quality to the look. Really elevated the production. Anyway

Tom Cruise Bruce Banner then went back to his lab to work on a cure when some goons came by to stop him.

Then he reveals to his new friends that he's the hulk. He grows and beats up the villains then he helps them all escape out of the flying building they're in. Because there's sci fi shit in this world.

Cut to the beginning of the film. Tom Cruise Bruce Banner is being kidnapped and he fights his way out of it as Bruce Banner for a bit, acting like a ninja, until things get stressful.

When the good hulk touched the evil hulk they started shaking and then exploding. With some green lightning around then, before a beam entered the sky. Then we saw other Hulks like the Abomination starting to dissolve and die.

It started out with the ending. Hulk coming up to an evil Hulk and the two walking up to each other. Both exhausted, but evil Hulk throwing a tantrum. Good hulk looked like... well Tom Cruise, with the biggest of Cheek bones. Deepest cut.

This time Bruce Banner... was played by Tom Cruise. I kept falling asleep during it, but I could tell it was more inexplicable than the 2003 film and also more edgy than either. Here's how it went.

I was watching it on an HD VCR which looked incredible. Modern wide screen TV, no letter boxing, just the whole picture there. Great color grading too. Loved how it looked. Though it being on HD VHS would imply it was made in the mid 2000s, probably before Incredible Hulk, but whatever.

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