[ SECRET POST #3591 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3591 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ang Lee's "Hulk" for example. A movie that actually got a lot right from the comics over the years, but missed that all people really wanted was "Hulk, Smash!" and basically the TV series. Of course that is a director rather than an actor, but the same principle. Without the pop culture familiarity, Lee picked up the wrong things.

You either have to be Deadpool level immersed in the role and familiarity, or just go with the script and whatever few scraps of pop culture you're bumped into.

[kallanda_lee]

You know, I sort of liked parts of Ang Lee's hulk, but looking at it from this angle...it makes so much sense.

[(Anonymous)]

People don't give Lee enough credit, he actually did go and read as many of the comics as he could get his hands on. He really did do the background reading. It is just a shame that he picked up on the wrong bits, but how could he know that? Fandom is a fickle thing. On the other hand the old tv-show didn't give a rat's ass about the source most of the time, they were ripping off The Fugitive and The Invaders for most of it, and all they picked up was Banner (David, not Bruce because Bruce sounded a bit gay) turns green and strong when angry and then Hulk smashes. And it was a real hit.

[(Anonymous)]

I demand Deadpool level immersion. For all my nerdy needs.