I saw this when i was a kid. I was SO confused about what the HELL was happening.

I saw this shit on theaters when I was a kid. I never knew what the FUCK was going on, I just remember thinking that "OMG that tank toss and end battle were amazing!!".

Say what you want about this movie, but that scene in the end where he screams "Take It All" will forever be the epitomy of The Incredible Hulk.

I absolutely loved the scene where Banner wipes the mirror and Hulk is on the other side. I feel like it did a great job with showing the relationship between Banner and the Hulk. Like a distance that neither Banner or the Hulk wanted to confront.

Do a everything wrong with sharknado, that'll be a long fucking video

Don't make me Ang Lee, you won't like it when I'm Ang Lee...

"You were 4 years old!" - and most humans do not create fully-formed memories before the age of 5. Your point is moot.

Jennifer is the voice for Karen for Spider-Man: Homecoming just putting that out there

>man is there >closes blinds >opens blinds >man vanished magic makes me ANGRY

At least this movie has a fun PS2 game.

I absolutely died when he said "Snitches get stitches, Betty"

I remember watching this, and couldn’t see anything during the night shots or dark scenes.

I like the way the Hulk gets bigger when he gets angrier, something the Avengers could benefit from.

my god, the hulk dogs... I forgot about the hulk dogs......

11:01 I think I've figured out why Hulk always wears purple pants.

“He wanted me to change into that mindless Hulk!” - Bruce Banner Roll Credits U forgot to Sin that lol

The first rule of the Marvel Universe is that you don't talk about this god damn movie!

Actually, to be fair, in the old show and in most comic books, Bruce hulks out when he experiences extreme emotions, like rage, hollowing sadness, crushing stress, or filing-taxes-frustation. It's not just anger. It's really just whatever makes him upset.

"lock out, tag out".. I'm happy that u even kno what that is

2015: 2016: 2017: 2018: 2019: KZfaq- Hey lets put this random video in recommend!

This movie is an example of when the flashback is so long you forget it was a flashback.

That frog on Bruce's hat wouldn't like him anymore if he ever found out about the "Kermit murders."

At least they tried pretty hard to make a hulk film

This movie is known for it's use comic book panel scenes. X Men First Class is the second film use this effect. I wish the other Marvel films and DC films would use comic book panel shots.

My favorite sin..."This is not Mark Ruffalo." Hahahahahaha

One of the few movies I've watched in theatres and wished to leave halfway.

2003? Wow, that's some prettt good CG for that time. Hulk looks amazing

"Science words! Confusion! Excitement?!" Lol I love when he says stuff like that😂😂

I think this might be the most art-house superhero film to come out so far. Not gonna lie though, Hulk spinning that tank around and tossing it miles away was the coolest thing as a kid.

HOLY SHIT NICK NOLTE IS IN MY WINDOW.

“Decided to Use the guerrilla footage of nick nolte in his trailer” As he’s seen huffing shit has me dying 😂

A moment of silence for Stan Lee, who died on Tuesday the 13th of November 2018.

when I turned around, Nick Nolte was behind me.

Jennifer Connelly is amazingly beautiful. Always has been and always will be.

I had a lot of issues with this movie from the story to the Hulk and how it ends but saying all that I loved the movie as it was fun and the unique comic panels was a standout

I like to think of TIH as an unofficial sequel to this film as one of the first Banner lines (if not the first) was basically “Don’t make me [angry], you won’t like me when I’m [angry].”

I know it's not the popular opinion, but I enjoy this "Hulk" film quite a bit. Even more than Marvel's own "Incredible Hulk." Yes, seeing the non-stop "Hulk smash" moments was fun in the new film, but it got a little too lazy imo towards the end and took the easy "cliche action film" route too often. I like that this film tried to do something different... it's a more cerebral film about what makes the Hulk "tick", and the imagery was absolutely beautiful. (It's more about what makes the Hulk want to smash moreso than the actual "Hulk Smash!" moments) Yes, it has it's problems, but it felt like a lot more personality, tlc and thought was put into this film. This felt more like an art and passion project than a standard film. I understand that it's not for everyone (and again, I will admit it's flawed)... but sue me, this is MY "Hulk" movie. (Although I'm hoping that if we get a Mark Ruffalo stand-alone film, it will exceed my expectations, because Ruffalo is my favorite Banner/Hulk by far.)

"Snitches get stitches Betty"

6:50 how have I missed this shit. Red rocket and everything bruh 😂

This movie is amazing. The CGI is better than some movies these days and the story and hulk looks and acts much more better and intelligently in this one.

The hulk is always angry because his balls are being crushed by 50 sizes too small jeans. I thought everyone knew that.

Folks may not like the Edward Norton Hulk, but at least you could see more of the action and the story didn't show the same flashback 20 times.

Sad and confused can also lead to hulking out. While anger is the default emotion leading to becoming the Hulk, it's not the only emotion that can lead to morphing. Jeremy must not remember the intro in the original Incredible Hulk.

9:41 this scene! This scene will always live rent free inside my head. Its just so funny not knowing the decision why they did it that way

I always questioned that first Hulk out as well...turns out even that was true to the comics...maybe not intentionally --but it was. Stan Lee designed Banner/Hulk after the Jekyll/Hyde dynamic (with shades of Frankenstein's monster) Thus, in true horror fashion, Banner would initially Hulk out at night. He didn't need to be angry or injured, it was simply triggered like the typical "monster transformation" in most prevalent modern lore.

Sooooooo... You're telling me that i was the only one that loved this movie? I mean, it's understandable. I was 5 at the time of its release.

I was terrified when I first saw David bitting the cable it was quite anti-climatic, and I didn't understand the movie that well.

I loved this movie as a kid the idea of mortals becoming gods the good and evil, after watching endgame this is the hulk I appreciate

I've watched your videos so much that now I'm sinning movies as a I watch them

This movie constantly reminds us that Ang Lee directed "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". And it also reminds me of Nick Nolte's mugshot. Which still makes me laugh.

I started watching this when I was really little. It never scared me, I understood everything that was going on, the one scene I couldn’t stand watching is the scene where hulk fights genetic evil dogs, and the only thing that scared me was the play menu.

Such an underrated movie. For me is one of the best comic book mocies of all time!

This Hulk was far superior than all the other depictions thus far. You can feel the rage and the pain through his screams in this movie. In the avengers hes just a roaring beast with ape like behavior. This movie had much more feel and personality to the Hulk, and you can see it through the fight scenes.

People always seem to ask "What the hell happened in the final fight between Bruce and David?" I always thought that Hulk, being a source of unending rage-energy, simply overloaded David and he lost ability to control his powers, absorbed the water and became one giant drop of liquid. Overall, I liked this movie better than the next one. At the very least, 2003 Hulk tried to show that Hulk (not Banner, Hulk) is more than a monster. And "Hulk" scenes in this one were great too. Although, it lacked almost mandatory "HULK *verb that implies destruction*" line.

12:46. Awesome scene!

I feel like they were looking for Stan Lee but just picked the first “Lee” in the phone book and told them to make a movie

I guess I am the only one that liked this movie.

this was too complicated for me as a kid i just liked seeing Hulk kick ass 😂

6:59 - This was the perfect joke for Jeremy to preface some of his self-effacing humor with. "Much like my girlfriend, HOURS were spent on the balls for only a second of payoff."

Stan and Lou! I forgot that Lou was in there. Double cameo.

A shame they're not continuing to make hulk movies

The CGI and animation were so much better and realistic in this one than in that horrible 2008 movie, which looked like a cheap cartoon. The scene with Hulk escaping the metal pod with water is especially great.

Hulk could be paired with Howard The Duck in an upcoming movie. Or maybe with "The Thing A.K.A Ben Grimm".

"I'm always angry." No, the producers couldn't think of a reason for Bruce to be angry

I deeply enjoyed this film.

DOES UNCLE BEN DIE IN THIS MOVIE?

This was actually a well made movie. They made a good effort to actually tell the story of Bruce Banner. Good movie.

Watching this and then Ragnarok makes this look like a 5th grader's after school project flip book animation.

Did something fall or did a door open at 2:17?

Kermit murder 😂 I usually hate when he adds a sin out of no ware because it's his opinion but that was so funny lol

When you said "He might even be right behind you", I looked and he was, we had brunch.

There has to be something great about The Hulk. I think it has more personality than the 2008 version!

Why does a 2003 movie look like it was filmed in 1992? The photography really sucks

Ok, I need help to understand the negativity since I enjoyed the movie in the cinema so much though I do understand some sins. Why are hulk dogs a bad idea? Ang Lee made a good film with an interesting psychology (for a superhero film) and enjoyable action and the comic like transitions were a great idea too.

The editing in this movie makes me want to rip my heart out

I didn’t realize this wasn’t the Incredible Hulk until like a minute in

Did anyone else look behind them when he mentioned nick nolte??

I like this Hulk the most, he was the biggest and strongest. Also, Hulk punched a Hulk Dog in the balls and tossed a tank like a Hotwheels car. That shit deserves a sin off.

131 sins I see this as an absolute win

Did I know you were joking when you said Nick nolte was right behind? Yes Did I turn to make sure anyway?... Also yes

When you said Kermit Murder I started to laugh so hard I cried... I dunno why, but you guys are the best. Thanks CinemaSins.

you need to do Matilda, the one about the physic girl, you would have so much fun

"That's the dessert of abandonment." 😂😂

Ok.. The fact that you know what "lock out tag out" is makes me respect this channel so much more

4:55 Monster energy drinks did not exist in 2003

Will we ever get another Hulk movie?

While it hasn't aged well, I'll always applaud this film for trying to make a really dark character study

1:42 Kermit murder 😂

the smeagol scene at the end is the one thing that made spt up my tea. friggin hilarious

Was I the only one who turned suddenly when he suggested Nick Nolte might be behind me ? 'cause tha nigga IS scary.

The comic book panels was actually pretty sweet

I remember sitting in the theater and watching all the dull "daddy issues" psychodrama and feeling sorry for all the little kids that came to see the Hulk smashing stuff.

Incredible Hulk > Hulk. I definitely preferred the one that Marvel Studios had a hand in as opposed to this abomination (if you know what I mean).

i can't see most of the fight scenes. Poorly lit.

For me, best hulk action out of any of the movies. Hands down.

My favorite sin: “Wait, why is every part of him green but his nipples, which are purple”. Lmao 😂

You know, I'm still confused by this movie.

Did anyone else realize that "CinemaSins" and "Screen Junkies" uploaded Hulk the same day lol. Do they communicate with each other or just coincidental?

I feel the bubbling rage of this Hulk with his distorted voice far more than I do the current Ruffalo one, who just sounds like he likes being loud rather than truly angry. Not only that, I felt the cgi on the Hulk himself at times still looks better than the current one, such as when he's in the shadows and when bullets are rippling off his skin. That doesn't excuse the horrible Photoshop airbrushing of the Hulk's purple pants though... and I can't say I was a fan of the Hulk getting ridiculously sized near the end.

I watched it twice and fell asleep both times. This clip filled me in on what I missed.