Void.M
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Hulk Vs. was pretty good
Was it? My standards for animated films must be too high. I thought it was awful.
HATED IT!
UA1&2 were awful,
Invinvible Iron Man was ok, Dr. Strange was great, Next Avengers was a huge stumble,
Hulk Vs. was pretty good
Trailer was really cool too, looks like they're trying to stay authentic to the story
Was it? My standards for animated films must be too high. I thought it was awful.
HATED IT!
It was better then the live action Wolvie movie.
Has there been any DC or Marvel DTVs you liked?
It looks interesting, but to be honest Marvel's animated movies have been pretty lame so far
I agree
I never saw them. That's how bad Ultimate Avengers 1&2 were.
I picked this up used for $10 (Canadian) and for that price i was satisfied.
I wonder if it will have the Silver Gladiator or whatever (Silver Surfer)
I don't think so. But then again there are a bunch that I haven't seen (Dr. Strange and Iron Man to name two). I haven't even watched Ultimate Avengers 2 and I have it. Ultimate Avengers wasn't that bad. Not really good, but not that bad.
Most of any DTVs I've seen are crap, with the possible exception of New Frontier.
So, Planet Hulk wasn't very good as a comic, but I mean, the premise is interesting. I think it could work really well in an animated format as long as they get a good creative staff behind it and just run with the general premise rather than hewing to the source material.
It's your one way ticket to midnight, call if Heavy Metal! Higher than high, feeling just right, call it Heavy Metal! Desperation on a red line, call it Heavy Metal!
Really I hate the premise just because I've seen it a thousand times. Really the whole "character gets enslave, force to find as a gladiator then escapes to free the warriors and change the culture." is used a lot
I couldn't get into Planet Hulk. I found it really boring and I couldn't get past the idea of why it had come about. The Illuminati send Hulk into space because he went on a rampage. Hasn't he rampaged thousands of times before? Why just now? And why is shooting him into space the best option? Why not combine their resources to try and cure him, confine him, help him somehow?
Who cares what the route is to get the story there, as long as you have an excuse for wicked combat between Hulk and all sorts of bizarre aliens? Plus, space-girls in chain mail bikinis!
I guess all I'm saying is, it doesn't matter how the comic worked out just so long as the high concept is still solid. And I think it is.
That is, unless it's been announced that it will be following the comic book storyline closely, in which case, yeah, it probably will suck.