Hulk 2 without Ang Lee?!

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Hulk 2 Developments
"A little more fun, a little more action," says Marvel.

January 23, 2004 - Marvel Studios exec Kevin Feige recently chatted with The Comics Continuum about the possibility of Hulk 2. Although the original film has been widely deemed a commercial disappointment, there has been talk of a Hulk sequel since last June.


"I think The Hulk is extremely important to Marvel, obviously, one of the biggest and most well-known characters and I think he'll have a future on the screen," said Feige. "And I think most likely that future will be a sequel at Universal."

Feige advised the Continuum that Marvel Studios will have "a meeting in the next week or two with a very talented writer who's come up with a version that is interesting. We're anxious about it, and think there are amazing stories to come with Bruce Banner."

The filmmakers reportedly "want to continue to take it very seriously and continue to follow (Banner's) inner psyche, but at the same time allow us in the audience to have a little more fun, a little more action, a little more of the 'Hulk smash.'"

For more on Hulk 2, check out The Continuum.
-- Stax



Last interview I read with Mr. Lee said that he was interested in bringing part 2 to the screen along with some of the Hulk's arch enemies, and also introducing the gray Hulk. Though some people didn't care for his take on it, I did like the movie, and I think he deserves the chance to take on more of the mythos as opposed to some new director.

[Maelstrom]

Ang Lee wasn't the problem, the problem lay in the really bad CGI they used for the Hulk.

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Originally Posted by Maelstrom

Ang Lee wasn't the problem, the problem lay in the really bad CGI they used for the Hulk.

Was it really that bad? It seemed real to me.

Sounds like they want less action and more intellect.

[Maelstrom]

Well.....to me it was like watching an anime. There was no real connection between the audience and the character. Evere watch a cartoon on Saturday mornings? That's exactly what it was like for me.