Yes, the one with Edward Norton. While there will gripe that the special effects were more corny than the first one, anyone who actually experienced that horrendous effort by Ang Lee will agree this Cloverfield-like makeover of the classic Hulk was much needed one, though not without faults. For instance, it's hard to satisfy and justify audiences looking for sheer entertainment and others looking for a polished gem like Iron Man. The movie hits the right in-between, with littered bits of awkward humor, references to the future Marvel series, and a cheesy love story to give Hulk more reason to smash. Overall, it was a fairly entertaining bit - as incredibly loosely edited as it was - worth a watch if you're looking to fill in that Marvel collection with the right movie this time around. 7.9/10.
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