6. Abomination - The Incredible Hulk
The Incredible Hulk is a very odd film. It rebooted the character from Hulk, but kept the same origin as in Ang Lees version. And at the same time its also part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but has a completely different Banner (in both actor and personality). Itll probably remain part of the MCU canon just to bolster its numbers, but several elements of it feel out place; the pulse rate element of the transformation has never been mentioned again and the obligatory next villain tease (Mr Blue was meant to become The Leader) is going nowhere. Hulk doesn't have a resounding rogues' gallery, hence Eric Bana going up against only the military, but what he does have was given a disservice here. Tim Roths Emil Blonsky is set up as your typical muscly, agile super soldier who transforms, through greed I guess, into Abomination. In the comics a thinking, more violent version of our favourite angry man here hes a video game boss Hulk has to fight simply because every superhero movie needs a big final battle. Thanks to that obligation the normally interesting character becomes a mixture of villain clichés and played a big part in one of The Avengers most well known heroes sitting out any non-group events for the foreseeable future.