Bride and I saw it over the weekend. I pretty much agree with The Colonel's review over on his personal site, but would maybe rate it a half-star less.

Loved the action, thought they could have used a military advisor, and was bummed they excised Cappie's cameo. Checklist of things I wanted (and received):
-Hulk uses twisted plates of metal as shields/attack blades? Check.

-Hulk tears a car in half and uses it as boxing gloves? Check.

-Hulk chucks human beings around like rag dolls? Check.

-Hulk goes toe-to-toe with a being whose power rivals (or exceeds, at least until the jade juggernaut gets angry) his own? Check.

-Hulk smash? Check.

One gripe: could have used MORE smashing, but then, I guess you have to leave 'em wanting more.

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--“If you have a milkshake and I have a milkshake and I have a straw and my straw reaches across the room and starts to drink your milkshake, I drink your milkshake! Thhhhht! I drink it up!” -Daniel Day-Lewis as Daniel Plainview in There Will Be Blood.

I was rather surprised that I enjoyed this one as well (I never bothered to see Ang Lee's Hulk (2003), as I kept hearing dismal/mediocre reviews from friends).

Norton was great, my only gripe was Liv Tyler's character (two hours of wide teary eyes and her sniffling out "B-B-Bruce!", although it's perfectly possible that Betty Ross is a two-dimensional character-- I really don't know a whole lot about the Hulk-verse)

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Just returned from the theater. Pleasingly rock 'em, sock 'em. They did a great job with pacing. The aerial shots of Rio's favelas were striking.