Additional information for The Incredible Hulk, which has a domestic theatrical release set for June 13, 2008. The film is being distributed by Universal Pictures and has been rated PG-13 for sequences of intense action violence, some frightening sci-fi images, and brief suggestive content. The Incredible Hulk has a total running time of 112 minutes.
12A
Ireland
15
South Korea
K-13
Finland
12A
UK
PG
Singapore
M
Australia
IIB
Hong Kong
K-13
Greece
G
Philippines
10
Brazil
11
Norway
M/12
Portugal
U
Malaysia
PG-13
USA
12
Netherlands
PG
Canada
13
Argentina
7
Spain
PG-12
Taiwan
12
Switzerland
14
Peru
12
Germany
11
Denmark
11
Sweden
U
France
M
New Zealand
13V
South Africa
12
Austria
12
Iceland
112 min
Hulk 2
USA
L'incroyable Hulk
Canada: French title
Wudi Haoke
China: Mandarin title
Невероятный Халк
Russia
Der unglaubliche Hulk
Germany
El increíble Hulk
Spain
El increible Hulk
Venezuela
Hulk, o apithanos
Greece
Hulk: El hombre increíble
Argentina
Inkurediburu Haruku
Japan
L'incredibile Hulk
Italy
Neparspejmais Halks
Latvia
Nerealusis Halkas
Lithuania
Neuveritel'ný Hulk
Slovakia
Neuveritelný Hulk
Czech Republic
Neverjetni Hulk
Slovenia
Nevjerojatni Hulk
Croatia
O Incrível Hulk
Brazil
The Incredible Hulk
Turkey: Turkish title
Uskumatu Hulk
Estonia
June 6, 2008
Colombia
June 8, 2008
USA
June 12, 2008
Australia
June 12, 2008
Greece
June 12, 2008
Hong Kong
June 12, 2008
Hungary
June 12, 2008
Iceland
June 12, 2008
New Zealand
June 12, 2008
Portugal
June 12, 2008
Russia
June 12, 2008
Singapore
June 12, 2008
Slovenia
June 12, 2008
South Korea
June 12, 2008
Thailand
June 13, 2008
Brazil
June 13, 2008
Canada
June 13, 2008
Estonia
June 13, 2008
Finland
June 13, 2008
Guatemala
June 13, 2008
Latvia
June 13, 2008
Lithuania
June 13, 2008
Mexico
June 13, 2008
Norway
June 13, 2008
Panama
June 13, 2008
Peru
June 13, 2008
Philippines
June 13, 2008
Poland
June 13, 2008
Romania
June 13, 2008
Sweden
June 13, 2008
Taiwan
June 13, 2008
Turkey
June 13, 2008
UK
June 13, 2008
USA
June 13, 2008
Venezuela
June 18, 2008
Egypt
June 18, 2008
Indonesia
June 18, 2008
Italy
June 19, 2008
Argentina
June 19, 2008
Kuwait
June 19, 2008
Netherlands
June 20, 2008
India
June 20, 2008
Pakistan
June 20, 2008
Spain
June 25, 2008
Belgium
June 26, 2008
Israel
June 27, 2008
Denmark
July 10, 2008
Germany
July 11, 2008
Austria
July 17, 2008
Czech Republic
July 17, 2008
Slovakia
July 23, 2008
France
August 1, 2008
Japan
August 20, 2008
China
On June 13, get ready to unleash the beast.
This summer, our only hope is something incredible
This June, a hero shows his true colors
You'll like him when he's angry.
Dr. Bruce Banner, thanks to a gamma ray experiment gone wrong, transforms into a giant green-skinned hulk whenever his pulse rate gets too high. Meanwhile, a soldier uses the same technology to become an evil version of the original.
Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is a scientist working to find a way to use gamma radiation to increase healing time in soldiers. One of his co-workers is Betty Ross (Liv Tyler), whose father, General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross (William Hurt), oversees the project. Upon subjecting himself to a gamma test, Banner transforms into a green-skinned, superhumanly powerful creature. He destroys the lab, injures Betty and Ross and escapes.
Several years later, he surfaces in Brazil, working at a local soft drink factory. He trains with martial artists on how to control his gamma-irradiated anger, and communicates via encrypted e-mail with Mr. Blue about developing a cure. Ross has continued to search for him, believing that Banner is effectively the property of the United States government. Thanks to an accident at the factory, Ross tracks Banner to Brazil. He assembles a strike force led by a ruthless British soldier, Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) and sends them after Banner. They chase Banner through the city and into the soft drink factory. Banner is also pursued by several hooligans who dislike him. When the hooligans attack Banner, he loses control of his anger and transforms into his green alter ego just as the strike team arrives. He makes quick work of the hooligans and strike team, then leaps his way out of Brazil.
Blonsky demands that Ross tell him the truth about Banner. Ross reveals that the goal of the program was not to develop new ways of treating injuries but to create an army of invincible super soldiers. Blonsky is intrigued and, recognizing that he is at the end of his career at age 39, asks to be given the super soldier formula himself. Ross agrees and Blonsky undergoes a painful procedure.
Banner returns to the United States, in particular to a college town in Virginia. Betty still teaches there. Banner sneaks into a computer laboratory and downloads vital information about the experiments and his own physiognomy. That night, Betty and her new boyfriend, Leonard Samson (Ty Burrell) see Banner in a restaurant. Betty takes Banner home, but Samson contacts Ross. Banner plans to leave the next day but Ross's forces attack him on campus. Banner transforms again, and witnesses to the battle dub him "the Hulk." During the fight, Blonsky confronts Hulk and displays superhuman reflexes, but Hulk kicks Blonsky into a tree, shattering every bone in his body. Betty is nearly killed in a helicopter assault. Hulk rescues her and takes her to safety. During a rain storm, Hulk becomes scared of the thunder and hurls rocks at it. Betty calms him down. The next morning, she checks them into a motel and buys him new clothes. They decide to go to New York and meet Mr. Blue. On the way, Betty suggests that some of Banner's personality remains when he is in Hulk form, but Banner angrily rejects this notion. He wants to be rid of the Hulk, not find a way to control it.
Ross is pleasantly surprised to see Blonsky has completely healed from his grievous injuries. However, he doesn't notice the bony spines beginning to protrude from Blonsky's back.
Mr. Blue is really Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson), a professor at a college in New York City. He reveals to Banner that he has a procedure that might suppress the Hulk reaction but probably not cure Banner. However, he wants to continue to study Banner so they can find a way to use his blood to cure countless diseases. Banner refuses to allow that, but agrees to undergo Sterns's suppression procedure. It seems to work. However, Ross has tracked Banner to Sterns's office. This time, Banner is successfully captured. Betty tells Ross that she no longer considers him her father. Blonsky confronts Sterns and asks to be exposed to Banner's irradiated blood. Sterns warns him that the result could be "an abomination" but Blonsky insists. The result: Blonsky turns into an enormous, scaly Abomination. He leaps from Sterns's laboratory. In the chaos, Sterns ingests some of Banner's blood himself. His head begins to mutate.
Insane with power, Blonsky goes on a rampage in Harlem. In the helicopter taking them to custody, Banner, Betty and Ross see television footage of the destruction. Banner believes he can now control the Hulk. He leaps from the helicopter and transforms into the Hulk just before he hits the ground. He and Abomination wage a fierce battle. Abomination knocks the helicopter with Ross and Betty in it from the sky. Just as Abomination is about to kill them, Hulk stops him and nearly strangles Abomination to death with heavy chains. Betty's horrified reaction keeps Hulk from actually killing Abomination, however. Instead, he leaps away, eventually winding up in British Columbia. Weeks of meditation help Banner finally gain control of his alter ego.
Ross sits in a bar, smoking his trademark cigars and drinking himself into a stupor. Billionaire industrialist Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) enters and suggests that a team he is putting together just might help Ross solve his Hulk problem.
Louis Leterrier
Director(s)
Zak Penn
Zak Penn
Writer(s)
Ari Arad
executive producer
Avi Arad
producer
Stephen Broussard
associate producer
Kevin Feige
producer
Gale Anne Hurd
producer
Stan Lee
executive producer
David Maisel
executive producer
Michael J. Malone
associate producer
John G. Scotti
associate producer
Jim Van Wyck
executive producer
Producer(s)
Craig Armstrong
Composer(s)
Bruce Banner
Edward Norton
Betty Ross
Liv Tyler
Emil Blonsky
Tim Roth
Gen. 'Thunderbolt' Ross
William Hurt
Samuel Sterns
Tim Blake Nelson
Leonard
Ty Burrell
Major Kathleen Sparr
Christina Cabot
General Joe Greller
Peter Mensah
The Incredible Hulk / Security Guard (voice)
Lou Ferrigno
Stanley
Paul Soles
Martina
Débora Nascimento
Commando #1
Greg Bryk
Commando #2
Chris Owens
Commando #3
Al Vrkljan
Commando #4
Adrian Hein
Commando #5
John MacDonald
Helicopter Soldier
Shaun McComb
Grad Student
Simon Wong
Tough Guy Leader
Pedro Salvín
Tough Guy #1
Julio Ceasar Torres Dantas
Tough Guy #2
Raimundo Camargo Nascimento
Tough Guy #3
Nick Alachiotis
Communications Officer
Jason Burke
Helicopter Pilot
Grant Nickalls
Soldier #1
Joris Jarsky
Soldier #2
Arnold Pinnock
Cop #1
Tig Fong
Cop #2
Jason Hunter
Cab Driver
Maxwell McCabe-Lokos
Medical Technician
David Collins
Plant Manager
John Carvalho
Sniper
Robin Wilcock
Boat Captain
Wayne Robson
Guatemalan Trucker
Javier Lambert
Computer Nerd
Martin Starr
Young Guy
Chris Ratz
Apache Helicopter Pilot
Todd Hofley
Soldier #3
Joe La Loggia
Colleague
Tamsen McDonough
Harlem Bystander (as Michael Kenneth Williams)
Michael K. Williams
Several years later, he surfaces in Brazil, working at a local soft drink factory. He trains with martial artists on how to control his gamma-irradiated anger, and communicates via encrypted e-mail with Mr. Blue about developing a cure. Ross has continued to search for him, believing that Banner is effectively the property of the United States government. Thanks to an accident at the factory, Ross tracks Banner to Brazil. He assembles a strike force led by a ruthless British soldier, Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) and sends them after Banner. They chase Banner through the city and into the soft drink factory. Banner is also pursued by several hooligans who dislike him. When the hooligans attack Banner, he loses control of his anger and transforms into his green alter ego just as the strike team arrives. He makes quick work of the hooligans and strike team, then leaps his way out of Brazil.
Blonsky demands that Ross tell him the truth about Banner. Ross reveals that the goal of the program was not to develop new ways of treating injuries but to create an army of invincible super soldiers. Blonsky is intrigued and, recognizing that he is at the end of his career at age 39, asks to be given the super soldier formula himself. Ross agrees and Blonsky undergoes a painful procedure.
Banner returns to the United States, in particular to a college town in Virginia. Betty still teaches there. Banner sneaks into a computer laboratory and downloads vital information about the experiments and his own physiognomy. That night, Betty and her new boyfriend, Leonard Samson (Ty Burrell) see Banner in a restaurant. Betty takes Banner home, but Samson contacts Ross. Banner plans to leave the next day but Ross's forces attack him on campus. Banner transforms again, and witnesses to the battle dub him "the Hulk." During the fight, Blonsky confronts Hulk and displays superhuman reflexes, but Hulk kicks Blonsky into a tree, shattering every bone in his body. Betty is nearly killed in a helicopter assault. Hulk rescues her and takes her to safety. During a rain storm, Hulk becomes scared of the thunder and hurls rocks at it. Betty calms him down. The next morning, she checks them into a motel and buys him new clothes. They decide to go to New York and meet Mr. Blue. On the way, Betty suggests that some of Banner's personality remains when he is in Hulk form, but Banner angrily rejects this notion. He wants to be rid of the Hulk, not find a way to control it.
Ross is pleasantly surprised to see Blonsky has completely healed from his grievous injuries. However, he doesn't notice the bony spines beginning to protrude from Blonsky's back.
Mr. Blue is really Samuel Sterns (Tim Blake Nelson), a professor at a college in New York City. He reveals to Banner that he has a procedure that might suppress the Hulk reaction but probably not cure Banner. However, he wants to continue to study Banner so they can find a way to use his blood to cure countless diseases. Banner refuses to allow that, but agrees to undergo Sterns's suppression procedure. It seems to work. However, Ross has tracked Banner to Sterns's office. This time, Banner is successfully captured. Betty tells Ross that she no longer considers him her father. Blonsky confronts Sterns and asks to be exposed to Banner's irradiated blood. Sterns warns him that the result could be "an abomination" but Blonsky insists. The result: Blonsky turns into an enormous, scaly Abomination. He leaps from Sterns's laboratory. In the chaos, Sterns ingests some of Banner's blood himself. His head begins to mutate.
Insane with power, Blonsky goes on a rampage in Harlem. In the helicopter taking them to custody, Banner, Betty and Ross see television footage of the destruction. Banner believes he can now control the Hulk. He leaps from the helicopter and transforms into the Hulk just before he hits the ground. He and Abomination wage a fierce battle. Abomination knocks the helicopter with Ross and Betty in it from the sky. Just as Abomination is about to kill them, Hulk stops him and nearly strangles Abomination to death with heavy chains. Betty's horrified reaction keeps Hulk from actually killing Abomination, however. Instead, he leaps away, eventually winding up in British Columbia. Weeks of meditation help Banner finally gain control of his alter ego.
Ross sits in a bar, smoking his trademark cigars and drinking himself into a stupor. Billionaire industrialist Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) enters and suggests that a team he is putting together just might help Ross solve his Hulk problem.
Director(s)
Zak Penn
Writer(s)
executive producer
Avi Arad
producer
Stephen Broussard
associate producer
Kevin Feige
producer
Gale Anne Hurd
producer
Stan Lee
executive producer
David Maisel
executive producer
Michael J. Malone
associate producer
John G. Scotti
associate producer
Jim Van Wyck
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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