Planet Hulk

Cuts out a lotta the subplots that made Planet Hulk a fun read. It's still a decent movie, but it basically moves from fight scene to fight scene (often using a fight scene to transition to a fight scene). On top of that, the animation wasn't as great as it could have been.

If one appreciates "Planet Hulk" as an animation and refrains from scrutinizing its plot irregularities, the experience could be entertaining.

This is just people punching each other for 90 minutes. It's utterly boring, trite, predictable, soulless, humourless and nonsensical. The animation is shockingly poor too. It also leaves you with many questions. Why is Hulk never human? Why does the king keep his gigantic army in storage while he's in danger, relying on puny guards instead? Who is that dog-faced Thor? Why does bodyguard lady suddenly love Hulk? This crap is the opposite of the amazing Thor Ragnarok in every way.

It's fine? I didn't really like the design/voice of Hulk, though they did a good job with the Warbound's origins. I just don't think this *needed* to be made, especially if there's no World War Hulk.

Düşündüğümden başarılı bulduğum animasyon film. Olayların başını bize açıklayan senaryo eşliğinde tempolu olması sebebiyle sıkılmadan izleniyor.

Flex your thorax!

Hulk is Spartacus. And thats just one of the ways in which this is nothing like any Hulk I've ever seen. But it kicks enough green butt to keep your attention.

- worth experiencing

good action

You'd think that a wide-release 1.5 hour animated DVD film would have better production values than your average 30-minute animated TV show, but Marvel proves this is not the case with their worst dud yet in this arena. I can't comment on the storytelling because I just could not get past the awful animation: a lack of detail and style as if they just animated the preliminary storyboard, uninspired and boring fight choreography, and a bland washed-out color palette are the major deal-breakers.