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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has made a habit of bringing iconic comic book moments to life, and the Hulk is no exception.

2008's The Incredible Hulk stuntman Terry Notary explains why Edward Norton was difficult for the VFX team to work with.

Captain America: Brave New World is a bit of a stealth sequel to the second MCU movie, 2008's The Incredible Hulk. Here's a refresher.

Well, it's no secret that Hulk is one of the most iconic superheroes ever created. He’s been around since the 1960s, and his whole deal is simple: big, green, angry, and unstoppable - and of course.

The Incredible Hulk was already a part-reboot, part-sequel of Ang Lee's 2005 film The Hulk with an entirely new cast. The second iteration of the Hulk movie was a moderate success at the box office.

It has been 15 years since The Incredible Hulk was released, and still no standalone sequel. Why haven't we received a movie yet and what would it include?

Celebrating its 35th anniversary this month, The Death of the Incredible Hulk starts as a cross between Good Will Hunting and the tone-deaf Simple Jack films so brilliantly skewered in Tropic Thunder.

We’re talking about none other than 1989’s The Trial of the Incredible Hulk, a made-for-TV movie featuring the very first live-action depiction of Matt Murdock and his vigilante alter ego.

Louis Leterrier has revealed plans for the scrapped sequel to his 2008 film 'The Incredible Hulk,' which starred Edward Norton in the title role.

Did you study up for Brave New World by revisiting other Captain America movies? Turns out you should have been Hulking-out all along.

2008's The Incredible Hulk stuntman Terry Notary explains why Edward Norton was difficult for the VFX team to work with.