Marvel has taken over the Arclight Hollywood lobby with pure awesome!

The man behind shows such as “Gossip Girl” and “The O.C.” is coming to the silver screen not with a teen rom-com filled with angst, but with mutant kids attending Xavier’s academy for the gifted.

Once you have watched this brand new Incredible Hulk movie trailer, it is likely that your reaction will be similar to mine — Finally!

Recently I was at the movies in a packed house when they showed a trailer for the upcoming The Incredible Hulk. The resulting response from the audience was a collective “Huh?”

The monster issue that is the Entertainment Weekly 2008 Summer Movie Preview is on newsstands and in mailboxes everywhere. Find out why we just can’t quit this damn thing.

Strangers, Outlanders, Robots discovering magnets and even some silliness with Batman fighting Sub-Zero. News happened today and we intend to be lazy in our coverage. That is why we bring you the Daily Grind.

Stan “The Man” Lee, the 85 year old genius that created some of our most beloved superheroes, plans to make some new characters for the fanboys to drool over.

This new poster for the upcoming Universal Pictures superhero spectacle The Incredible Hulk could very well leave you with a certain sense of sadness… Be ready to cry.

Why does it feel like The Incredible Hulk is the odd-man out when it comes to this year’s summer movie line-up? In my mind, it has something to do with the slow manner in which Universal Studios has marketed the film, waiting until only recently to release the first teaser trailer. Or at least, that is how it may seem. Few people realize that The Incredible Hulk is seemingly on pace with movies that come out near it, namely The Dark Knight. What might have thrown us all off is the barrage of media being thrown out there for Iron Man, Marvel’s other big superhero flick this summer. We forget that Iron Man will be here in a few weeks (Yes!), while Hulk is still a few months away. But enough about the waiting game, today we have something new, courtesy of National CineMedia. It doesn’t show us much more footage from the film than the first trailer, which isn’t much at all, but it does go into the story a bit. This should help explain the non-origin story better for those who were worried. Personally, I am warming up to The Hulk, getting excited, and hoping that he doesn’t get buried in the mix of summer movie marketing all at the same time. Watch the behind-the-scenes featurette below: [flv:http://media.filmschoolrejects.com/clips/incredible-hulk-bts.flv 480 290] The Incredible Hulk is directed by Louis Leterrier, who previously brought us The Transporter series. The script was written by Zak Penn (X-Men 2, X-Men 3) and then [Due to Content Scraping and Theft, we have been forced to try abbreviated feeds. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and woud very much appreciate you clicking through to view the full article on FilmSchoolRejects.com]

Ed Norton rises up as The Incredible Hulk! Finally!

You know it’s better than yours…

The Brit rag does what they do best, showing off cool exclusive photos to the world.

So it looks like the watered down marvel website for kids has brought us something for all ages. They have three awesome webisodes featuring, you guessed it, Iron-Man.

Photos taken at an international toy convention give us the lowdown on what Ed Norton will look like all Hulkified. As well, we get a better look at The Dark Knight’s Batpod.

Ed Norton talks about rebooting the Hulk so that we can all forget about that Ang Lee fiasco.

We begin our official 2008 movie preview with Universal Studios — and the return of some larger-than-life superheroes.

The other day we gave you a look at some concept art, now we get some actual images from the film!

Is it just me, or is next summer’s The Incredible Hulk getting lost in the mix?

You read that right. The rumor-mill is buzzing about a potential cross-over between Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk in 2008.