THE INCREDIBLE HULK trailer sucks. Plain and simple.

By Matt Holmes / June 25, 2011

It's taken a long time for Universal to show us a trailer for The Incredible Hulk reboot/restart but I gotta say, they might have been better off from showing us the big reveal of the big green guy completely, Cloverfield style. He looks CGI crapola. And so does the rest of the movie. Unbelievably, it looks worse than Ang Lee's film in nearly every department and you really have to wonder if a good Hulk movie is even possible in this current film climate.

I'm stunned Universal have made the same mistakes again. You have to wonder if it would have been more effective just having a real guy, ala Lou Ferrigno (best on screen incarnation of the character for my money) play the character on screen and not CGI him. BETTER YET, this movie maybe should have gone the motion capture or animated avenue, maybe then we might actually get a massive sized Hulk that doesn't look ridiculous. Nothing works here. Edward Norton's a fine actor but he's totally wrong for this part, especially the way he is playing it. He does not for one minute feel like a superhero, he can't carry this picture. Liv Tyler is just horrible. William Hurt in that make-up is just weird. Tim Roth looks good and we haven't seen this intensity from him since Planet of the Apes but you just know he's gonna be CGI for most of it. And from the looks of things his CGI Abomination character, looks exactly that - an abomination. MTV Music Videos MTV Shows Entertainment News CLICK HERE TO SEE THE TRAILER IN HD (For International restricted readers like me, just click the HD button on the left hand side and it will work for you). I think we've always known that The Incredible Hulk wasn't going to be able to reach the heavy standards set by the likes of Spider-Man, X-Men or Batman Begins. We also had our reservations as to whether it would be anywhere near as good as Iron Man. But what Louis Letterier and his A-list crew of actors have cooked up here is just hideous. The movie opens on June 13th. With this trailer, I can't see it making the money that Ang Lee's movie made back in 2003. Actually, while I'm here... below is the trailer for Hulk, a film I didn't like but is on a different level quality wise to the new movie...

Are you going to see this? What do you think of the trailer for the new movie compared to the old one? Should they have even bothered rebooting everything when they are making the same mistakes with actors who don't fit the roles?