Can I get a warranty before Hulk smashes my Blu-Ray player with over an hour of extra footage? Maybe Captain America can just lend me some of his signing bonus to buy a new one.

Norton, and this new Hulk film should successfully help eradicate any memory of Bruce Bana, Crazy ole’ Nick Nolte and Ang Lee’s gamma poodles. So I began to think to myself, ‘If not Edward Norton, who else could possibly fill Hulk’s huge purple pants?’ , and thus I came up with this fun list for Hulk couldabeens.

The Incredible Hulk is smashing his way into theaters this weekend, and I thought it would be a good time to take a look at the huge fandom that has built around Hulk collecting over the years.

Jason Statham is back as Frank Martin, the driver with a very particular affinity for driving Audis, solving diabolical plots and using household objects to beat the piss out of bad guys, handfuls at a time.

It is generally believed that all the Hollywood mucky-mucks are the most talented people in the business. For those of us who are not in the business, we have some pretty talented people too.

Robert Fure goes over the deep end Hulk style and wants you to come get angry with him. And if you don’t like Robert Fure when he’s angry, you don’t like Robert Fure!

Some of the issues tackled (or smashed, rather) in these two seasons include a drugged-out rock star contemplating suicide (with Mackenzie Phillips playing right to type) and – believe it or not – midget wrestling.

Now that Tony Stark’s cameo in The Incredible Hulk is in one of the film’s TV spots, it is time to start speculating as to who the real surprise cameo will be…

I have always loved the animated Marvel cartoons, maybe because you can do anything with animated characters. Maybe it is because I am still a big kid at heart. Nonetheless, here are three awesome classic Hulk cartoons for your viewing enjoyment.

After being in comic books, on television and in a feature film in 2003, the Hulk franchise is getting rebooted. Like the television series, this film finds Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) on the run, trying to discover a cure for the gamma radiation that turns him into the Hulk when he gets angry.

While the brand new Incredible Hulk movie is about to hit theaters, we decided that it was a good time to take a look back at the origins of The Hulk’s stardom, particularly on the small screen.

We decided to lock Cole Abaius and Rob Hunter, two of our most polarizing staff writers, in a room together and make them battle it out: one on the side of Ang Lee’s film being great, and the other on the side of it being a huge turd.

Movie marketing! You can’t live without it. Trailers, tie ins, internet promotions, action figures, lunch boxes. They’re part of what drives the movie business especially when it comes to big budget action films like the new The Incredible Hulk.

With the Incredible Hulk about to smash his way through theaters, it’s time to take a minute and look back on the amazing origins of this big green bruiser, an origin that dates back more than 45 years.

This is the spring of comic book heroes, not only as stars of their own movies but in cameo appearances.

In a summer that is (going to be) chock full of blockbusters, is there going to be one that will surprise everyone with it’s success?

That kinda makes you wonder if the WGA denied Norton a writing credit just because he’s an actor. If I were Norton, I would have already ripped a good shirt and a pair of pants.

From the set of his new acting gig, a supporting player on I Love You, Man, Jon Favreau talks about the future of Iron Man, his role, and what summer movies he is looking forward to.

Let’s face it, we might like him better when he’s angry. And by he, I am obviously referring to The Incredible Hulk, the big green Edward Norton-lookin’ dude who is going to make his subtly triumphant return to the big screen on June 13th. It is a return that has, up until very recently, come with very little publicity, as director Louis Leterrier’s film has had to live in the shadow of Jon Favreau’s Iron Man. But at this point it is Iron Man that should be giving us hope for The Incredible Hulk, as it proved Marvel’s competence as a studio. Should Hulk follow suit and surprise us all, it will only enhance the excitement around upcoming projects like Thor and The First Avenger: Captain America. For now, all the legions of Marvel fans can do is sit back, fingers crossed, and wait until June 13th. Oh, and they can enjoy this new trailer, which is running in theaters this week in front of Speed Racer (which no one saw, so its probably new to most people): [flv:http://media.filmschoolrejects.com/trailers/incrediblehulk-trailer3.flv 520 390] The Incredible Hulk is directed by Louis Leterrier, who previously brought us the Transporter series. It was written by X-Men scribe Zak Penn with help from star Edward Norton. Liv Tyler, Tim Roth and William Hurt also star. Look for it in theaters on June 13th.

Is it just me, or are there a lot of long looks happening in these new photos from The Incredible Hulk?