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No. In fact, it's Marvel's way of saying "You know that Hulk movie a few years back? FORGET IT EXISTED."
Seriously.
Oh, good. Because I got dragged to that one by my cousin who I was babysitting for and it sucked royally. Maybe I'll have to see this one.
My understanding is it's sort of a stealth sequel that will pick up the action after the events of the previous movie without really referring to it much, but won't have the in-depth retelling of the Hulk's origin and so forth.
Well, it does technically pick up where the last one left off (with Banner/Hulk off in some South American jungle somewhere), but I'm pretty sure that's the one and only reference.
My understanding is it's sort of a stealth sequel that will pick up the action after the events of the previous movie without really referring to it much, but won't have the in-depth retelling of the Hulk's origin and so forth.
Yep. Also, I'm one of the five people who liked the first one.
Jesse James
Thought way too much of itself. It was rather boring and the soft around the edges shots got old really fast.
Samurai Saga this weekend, which features Toshiro Mifune playing Cyrano de Bergerac in feudal Japan. It had the artificial Technicolor look of a John Sturges movie, but Mifune brought his considerable chops to bear on the role.
Primal Fear
And this will always be why Edward Norton gives me the heeby jeebies. While I love Fight Club and Keeping the Faith, my kneejerk reaction to seeing him onscreen is always one of horror and trauma.
He's been in the bar with his shirt off! And we have his signed champagne bottle calling it the best bar ever!
That is why I will always love Edward Norton.
OK, that's a story I've got to hear. Isn't your bar a sorta-kinda gay bar?
I saw The Fall over the weekend. Very beautiful and the little girl was wonderful.