Comments on: The Incredible Happening http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/the-incredible-happening/ You're about to be overloaded Fri, 27 Jun 2008 16:45:06 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Justincredible http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/the-incredible-happening/#comment-21 Justincredible Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:28:11 +0000 http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/?p=20#comment-21 <a href="http://revision3.com/bestof/popsiren-0015" rel="nofollow">Check this short video out</a> Check this short video out

]]> By: fangirlcast http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/the-incredible-happening/#comment-20 fangirlcast Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:44:35 +0000 http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/?p=20#comment-20 I am with Willie on this one. Bruce Banner/The Hulk holds very little appeal to me in any guise. I think I may even forgo seeing the movie as I am genuinely that disinterested (bear in mind that this is the girl who went and saw Step Up 2 at the theatres and gauge my level of complete ambivalence to this movie). Even the idea of She-Hulk sounds preposterous to me too and I cannot understand why this incantation of Marvel doesn't strike a chord. Anyway onto M.Night (I can't be bothered trying to spell his surname correctly hence Justin's J-Lo'fication of it). I must have been one of the few that actually enjoyed The Village. I thought that movie was amazing - Pheonix, Howard, Hurt etc made a phenomenal cast. That being said I guessed the twist in the first 15 minutes but I enjoyed it regardless. I won't be seeing The Happening though, I do love Marky Mark and Zooey Deschanel but its not my cup of tea. Cheers, Adele I am with Willie on this one. Bruce Banner/The Hulk holds very little appeal to me in any guise. I think I may even forgo seeing the movie as I am genuinely that disinterested (bear in mind that this is the girl who went and saw Step Up 2 at the theatres and gauge my level of complete ambivalence to this movie). Even the idea of She-Hulk sounds preposterous to me too and I cannot understand why this incantation of Marvel doesn’t strike a chord.

Anyway onto M.Night (I can’t be bothered trying to spell his surname correctly hence Justin’s J-Lo’fication of it). I must have been one of the few that actually enjoyed The Village. I thought that movie was amazing – Pheonix, Howard, Hurt etc made a phenomenal cast. That being said I guessed the twist in the first 15 minutes but I enjoyed it regardless. I won’t be seeing The Happening though, I do love Marky Mark and Zooey Deschanel but its not my cup of tea.

Cheers, Adele

]]> By: Justincredible http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/2008/06/13/the-incredible-happening/#comment-19 Justincredible Sat, 14 Jun 2008 11:13:41 +0000 http://eopodcast.wordpress.com/?p=20#comment-19 Hulk - I think you're focusing on the wrong side of the big green guy. Bruce Banner is by far the more interesting character. Seeing how he has to deal with his transformations, how he has to wander the earth because the Hulk ruins his life no matter where he is, how he can't really have friends, family or loved ones because of the Hulk, how he tries to deal with the psychological aspects of the whole situation. These are what makes Banner an interesting character. It's the same thing with Spider-Man. Peter Parker is by far the more interesting/relatable character. Anger is something we all have to deal with as well as losing control of that anger. Bruce Banner is relatable in that aspect. We all have "Hulk Out" moments, and the Hulk lets us live out that fantasy of "What would you do if whenever you got angry, you had superhuman strength?" In conclusion, I really think you should rethink your dislike of The Hulk as a character. For a great Hulk discussion, check out Filmspotting Episode #214 http://www.filmspotting.net/ M. Night - Each movie has gotten progressively worse and worse. I don't know if there's anywhere to go but up after "The Happening" Hulk – I think you’re focusing on the wrong side of the big green guy. Bruce Banner is by far the more interesting character. Seeing how he has to deal with his transformations, how he has to wander the earth because the Hulk ruins his life no matter where he is, how he can’t really have friends, family or loved ones because of the Hulk, how he tries to deal with the psychological aspects of the whole situation. These are what makes Banner an interesting character. It’s the same thing with Spider-Man. Peter Parker is by far the more interesting/relatable character.

Anger is something we all have to deal with as well as losing control of that anger. Bruce Banner is relatable in that aspect. We all have “Hulk Out” moments, and the Hulk lets us live out that fantasy of “What would you do if whenever you got angry, you had superhuman strength?”

In conclusion, I really think you should rethink your dislike of The Hulk as a character.

For a great Hulk discussion, check out Filmspotting Episode #214
http://www.filmspotting.net/

M. Night – Each movie has gotten progressively worse and worse. I don’t know if there’s anywhere to go but up after “The Happening”

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