The Hulk, through his publicist, is apologizing for the first big-screen adaption of his life story.
By his publicist, I mean “The Incredible Hulk,” the new film which tries to wipe away memories of director Ang Lee’s take on the Marvel superhero.
My review in The Washington Times compares the two “Hulk” films, finding the franchise reboot to be a more logical approach to the material. And if the CGI-heavy action sequences aren’t enough for comic book fans, there’s a string of cameos and dropped names that should serve as an official apology for Lee’s 2003 feature.
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