LOUIS LETERRIER - INCREDIBLE HULK DIRECTOR BIDS TO BETTER 'DISAPPOINTING' ANG LEE VERSION

INCREDIBLE HULK DIRECTOR BIDS TO BETTER 'DISAPPOINTING' ANG LEE VERSION

Director LOUIS LETERRIER made THE INCREDIBLE HULK just five years after the comic book character last hit the big screen - because he was "disappointed' with ANG LEE's effort.
Bruce Banner and his alter ego are back, with Edward Norton in the lead role, alongside Liv Tyler as Betty Ross - following in the footsteps of Eric Bana and Jennifer Connolly who took on the roles in the 2003 big screen adaptation.
Leterrier claims his film is not a remake or a sequel - but more of a revisiting. And although the filmmaker claims he was a fan of Lee's 2003 effort, he felt he could capture the Marvel Comics creation better.
He says, "Technically, my film is not a sequel. But at the same time I didn't want to insult people who saw the first movie because I'm a fan of it myself. There were so many great ideas in it, but as a Hulk fan I was disappointed. It wasn't the Hulk movie I wanted to see."