Movie: Scientist Bruce Branner goes into exile after a radiation accident means any source of anger will turn him into the Hulk. But United States army General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross tracks him down in order to use his power as a weapon. A race against time begins …

Televisions.com thinks:

Though impressive both technically and in terms of content,
this comic-book adaptation still can’t compete with
the likes of "Iron Man" or "The Dark Knight".

Movie Details:

Blu-ray: The Incredible Hulk

Length: 114 minutes

Genre: Comic-book adaptation, action

Studio: Concorde

Cast: Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, William Hurt

Director: Louis Leterrier

Rating: 12 (U.K.), PG-13 (USA), FSK 16 (Germany)

Released: 2008

Picture Format: 2.35:1 (1080p/24 Hz)

Soundtracks: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (English), DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (German)

PICTURE QUALITY:
The fine-polished Cinemascope transfer looks exactly as you’d expect for a current big-budget production: colorful, sharp, and crisp. But the picture quality falls short of the one-hundred-percent mark: Wide shots sometimes lack fine detail, and the picture looks slightly too dark in general, reducing the impression of depth.

(8 out of 10 points)

SOUND QUALITY:
Does it get more powerful than this? Not safely! Surround effects flow thick from the speakers, backed up by monstrous dynamics and rich detail. Acoustically, at least, the Hulk can easily stand up to Iron Man! A true floorboard-rattler like this deserves nothing less than the top score!

(10 out of 10 points)

BONUS MATERIAL:
Good, but not amazing: an audio commentary, a picture-in-picture track, deleted scenes (37:45), a making of (29:49), "Becoming the Hulk" (9:08), "Becoming the Abomination" (10:13), "Anatomy of a Hulk-Out" (27:43), "From Comic Book to Screen" (5:12), alternate beginning (2:02), BD-Live, trailers.

(7 out of 10 points)

Note: This Blu-ray made it into our list of the 43 best Blu-rays ever.