We all love super heroes, whether it is the old school classics like Batman or Superman or some of the more modern favorites like Guardians of the Galaxy. New Hero Nation is the story of two friends who love super heroes and decided to see every super hero movie ever made. That is a lot of movies, but someone has to watch them. Follow our journey as we see all the movies we can and talk about them from a fan’s perspective.

This episode we take a look at the Incredible Hulk originally released in 2008. This movie is a reboot of the Hulk franchise and attempts to bring some action to the otherwise boring Ang Lee Hulk movies. This brings us closer to how we feel the Hulk should be portrayed, and though Edward Norton doesn’t stay with the role, it is a fun movie to watch. Does this movie hold up or was it all hype and no delivery? Listen on to find out.

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Joe Marchese is the founder / Editor in Chief of New Gamer Nation. He has been a gamer for his whole life but has been focusing on his passion to deliver the industry's new to New Gamer Nation. He is an expert of video game culture and has been featured on Fox News Online. Don't be shy to reach out and let him know what you think!

  • DSB_IV

    From what you were saying about setting up Abomination for a direct sequel, I think it can work as it’s worked in the past with Magneto and the X-men films. Still, if they don’t use Abomination, they set up The Leader in that movie if they do decide to make another. Although I heard that technically Universal owns the rights to the Hulk franchise, so if there is another might depend on a deal.

  • Joe Marchese

    Its weird because they spent all this time to “establish” The Hulk and his back story, going as far as to produce two movies about roughly the same thing, and they are leaving him alone while all the Avengers stuff is going on. Hopefully, they get more into The Hulk, I’d even like to see the Hulk & Wolverine cross over stuff.