Podcasts about ang lee's hulk

Zac and Jackson sit down to talk about HBO putting their theatrical release movies on their streaming service, The Mandalorian season so far, Oscar Issac being cast as Solid Snake, and Jackson takes a deeper look into Ang Lee's Hulk movie. 

Drew and Travis go green for Ang Lee’s Hulk, the 2003 monster opus that divided critics and fans alike. TIMESTAMPS 00:00:14 - Fanfare and Calls to Action 00:02:20 - Hulk 01:07:14 - The Shelf 01:14:09 - Currently Consuming 01:26:41 - End SHOW LINKS Altered States House (1977) Mammoth Cave National Park Medium Cool

You won't like us when we're angry; good thing we're thrilled to be bringing you Day 6 of our 15 Days of Everything Else where we're talking about Ang Lee's Hulk! Put on your protective gamma radiation suits and sit in with Adam Swiderski, Morgan Johnson, and Courtney Enlow.

Daniel and Lee are joined by writer, musician, fellow podcaster, and good friend Kit Power, to cover the second film in the MCU, "The Incredible Hulk" (2008). Is this film rightly treated like the forgotten disfigured son it is, locked up in the attic and fed fishheads from a bucket? Or is it highly underrated? Is it at least better than Ang Lee's Hulk film? "The Incredible Hulk" IMDB  Check out Kit Power's podcast Watching Robocop here, his online writing for Ginger Nuts of Horror here; buy his books here, and throw money at his Pateron here.

Rather than our usual scheduled episode, join us as we talk over Ang Lee's HULK (2003). Why, do you ask? Who knows, but Mike loves this movie and tries to convince Sammie that it's more than just a guilty pleasure. Start movie at ► 02:25Also Listen on:Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1XBrSNRmFCyOp6Xti8ecqVItunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-peter-palmer-podcast/id1442279208Find us on social media and send us some feedback!Twitter ► https://twitter.com/peterpalmerpodFacebook ► https://www.facebook.com/peterpalmerpodInstagram ► https://www.instagram.com/peterpalmerpod/Youtube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Wjewmg7D9ZJnch0h0TJxQ/featured?view_as=subscriberGmail ► peterpalmerpod@gmail.com

Mike and Sammie discuss the first full appearance of Mary Jane and the second appearance of the Rhino! We are also unexpectedly joined by Hollywood superstars Eric Bana and Ben Mendelsohn who drop in with very suspicious intentions. Mike also gushes over Ang Lee's HULK at one point.Timecodes:What we watched/read ► 01:20Mendo & Bana ► 25:25Issue #42 ►36:40Issue #43 ► 01:11:00Outro ►01:47:36Also Listen on:Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1XBrSNRmFCyOp6Xti8ecqVItunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-peter-palmer-podcast/id1442279208Find us on social media and send us some feedback!Twitter ► https://twitter.com/peterpalmerpodFacebook ► https://www.facebook.com/peterpalmerpodInstagram ► https://www.instagram.com/peterpalmerpod/Youtube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Wjewmg7D9ZJnch0h0TJxQ/featured?view_as=subscriberGmail ► peterpalmerpod@gmail.com

Kasey and Tyler are getting into; McDonald's raps, Ang Lee's Hulk, PETA, Robin Hood, Disney remakes, Jeff Healey, and Mary Poppins @kaseyplaysbass @whatupcuzshow youtube.com/whatupcuzshow instagram.com/whatupcuzshow whatupcuzshow.com

Comic book writer Christopher Hastings (Deadpool, I Am Groot, Vote Loki) and comedian Chrissie Gruebel (UCB's Maude Night, Reductress, Funny or Die) throw a few drinks back and talk about the nightmare of boredom that is Ang Lee's HULK.   We make our second "Heathcliffe the cat loves to eat bones" joke of the series. Chrissie repeatedly brings up the gamma irradiated monster dog that gets hit in the uh oh zone. We talk about Steven King's On Writing, Beyonce's attention to detail, and generally find any excuse we can to talk about anything other than this movie which we hated. Cover art by Glossy & Odd. Our theme song is "Nobody Loves the Hulk" by The Traits.

This week Hawes tries to rescue Will from the land of Dungeon and Dragons. The cast for The Mandalorian has been officially announced! King Tom discovers a possible Clone Wars connection. Mark Hamill talks about Episode IX. Thoughts on Star Wars Resistance episode Station Theta Black Listener emails about voice messages are discussed. King Tom wants to know what we'd bring back from Legends. Josh wonders if we'll see Cloud City in Episode IX. Dave wants to know what our opinion is on canon. Rural Farmboy writes in about Hawes' thoughts on videogames in Star Wars. Eddie wants to know what we consider to be a full set of bounty hunters. Chris  has some thoughts on Luke in Episode IX. Billy Bob writes in about Star Wars and takes a quick swipe at Ang Lee's Hulk movie. Our Blue Harvest Patreon is live now! Every Monday we post bonus content. Try it out at: http://www.patreon.com/blueharvestpodcast Like our theme song? Then be sure to check out the band that was kind enough to provide the music. They are Stoned Cobra and can find them on iTunes, Spotify or at: http://stonedcobra.bandcamp.com  

On the premiere episode of Superbomb, he’s angry, green, and has no discernible size or scale. We're talking Ang Lee's HULK!

As David and Michael rewatch their way through the Marvel movies, Michael tries to defend Ang Lee's Hulk and make it fit into the MCU. Will David be convinced? Will you?

Show notes: https://bit.ly/2klo3dm Trailer Talk: Venom Robert: "Venom feels like exactly like the same villain as Doctor Octopus and every single other villain we've ever seen in a Spiderman movie. Just like Green Goblin and Doc Ock, the villain's guy torn between good and evil. Also, reminds of Spawn. Let's please not review this movie when it releases. Zero stars." Jermaine: "This movie feels like it's gonna be like Ang Lee's Hulk back in 2003. Most of the movie is about the guy discovering his own powers with way too much talking. I like Tom Hard but this isn't a good trailer. They're totally changing the story. This looks like they're just changing things for the sake of changing it. I'm like a grandma giving out candy when it comes to stars but I give it TWO stars." Jenny: "Watching this trailer I was wondering, where's Spiderman? This trailer reminded me of the Hulk. Venom doesn't make sense with Spiderman! I have zero expectations so maybe it'll be really good? Two stars." Reviews: Krypton Jenny: "I'm not a fan of Superman. I really like this show because it's among equals and not about Superman being all super. I was really surprised; this series blew my mind by how much I liked it. It's like Back to the Future." Robert: "I totally agree with Jenny. The best part about Krypton is how far away it's divorced from Superman." Jermaine: "Jenny and Robert do not speak for GCA whatsoever. Robert's just a random-hire we had come in to fit some seats. You know what Batman needs? A therapist." Lost in Space Jenny: "Why is Will Robinson just wandering into the forest? Would you be logging everything if you're on an alien planet? Also, if it were really that cold, it wouldn't be raining! If I'm not pulled in by the second episode, it's not worth it. I don't recommend it." Robert: "Wouldn't people who are sent into space as humanity's last home be, I don't know, smarter? Why does the dad need to drag his kid to the volcano to identify magnesium? Also, why isn't that dumb crate locked down at the beginning of the movie? They have a space station that can fly across the galaxy but can't properly lock down a crate? I don't recommend this show; stay far, far away!" Jermaine: "I love this show! It does a great job of showing the feeling of being lost and helpless. I remember watching the original Lost in Space when I was a kid which was campy, cheesy movie. This is more serious. I think it's a really good rendition! Also, I've never hated anyone as much as I hate Parker Posey. She's so devious! I recommend this show!" Recommendations: Jermaine recommends Crazy Ex-Girlfriend-- "I was never gonna watch this but then Netflix, my friends, and my sister asked me to watch it. And I love it! I've watched the first three seasons!" Robert learns a ton from Netflix's Wild Wild Country-- "For anyone interested in the utopia that Osho, the Indian guru, tried to set up in Oregon in 1981. A fascinating true story!" Jenny loves using TeamSnap-- "It's a terrific app that helps us organize our softball events. It's a paid-app but is totally worth it! Totally different than free apps which all suck." Credits: "There's a superhero in all of us. We just need the courage to put on the cape."

It is going to be a MARVELous month. That's dright every episode this month will be Marvel related because we are excited to finally see Thanos in action in Avengers Infinity War! In this episode we will discuss the strongest avenger! That's right we will discuss Ang Lee's Hulk and 2008's Incredible Hulk! Listen to our other great podcast, Ruin My Childhood, starring Mike and Kat! Available every other Friday! Get a free audio book and one free month of audible on us! AudibleTrial.com/MDXpods Support us on Patreon.com/MDXpods and help get Mike his webshooters and microphone stands!  Check us out on Instagram and Twitter @MDXpods. We are on Facebook.com/MDXpods. Check us out at MDXpods.com

This week Adam, Sean and Bruce close out the 100's! That's right- next week we start Episode 200! But this week we need to check in with our supporters on Patreon who voted this week and has deemed our movie be Ang Lee's HULK, from 2003. Intrenched in the heyday of Spider-Man and X-Men, does the first HULK movie live up to the hype? Does it still hold up today? And who's birthday is it? Executive Producers: Jim Beverly, Robert M Barney, Micah Hunter (RocketFace), Matthew Schnapp, Carlton Gordon, Derrick Copling, Jeff Becker, Maria Bruce, Alex Caudi and Tim Shifflet.   HeroMoviePodcast.com Buy Nerdspawn Genesis (Leslieverse Tales Book 1) Buy Our Merch! Review us on iTunes Like Us on Facebook Support us on HMP's Patreon Subscribe to our YouTube Page Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Listen to us on our new show- Preacher Podcast Adam Portrais: Twitter Nerd Talk Now The Film Find- Twitter Bruce Leslie:  Twitter  Heroes and Villains Podcast  Chubby Wizard Sean Keenan: Twitter Dog Eat Pod Hero Movie Podcast is a weekly podcast EXCLUSIVELY about superhero movies. Marvel, DC, movies and TV- Adam Portrais from The Film Find, Sean Keenan from Robot Johnson and Bruce Leslie from Chubby Wizard, Heroes and Villains Podcast- review comicbook and superhero movies in the most funny, nerdy way you can't find anywhere else.

Soilercast SMASH! This week we talk about The Incredible Hulk! Not to be confused with Ang Lee's Hulk. This one came out in 2008 and stars Edward Norton as the emotional Bruce Banner. Helior, Jose, PJ and Tony rip right into this one with special guest and comic book nerd Damon! So join in on the conversation as we get so many comic book facts wrong.

This week, the boys tackle Ang Lee's Hulk, from 2003, starring Eric Bana, Nick Nolte, Jennifer Connelly, and Sam Elliott. The reaction is not quite what you'd expect.Also in this episode, Steven gets more shit for watching Friends too much, Allen and Steven talk about Bond too much, Gerald shares his thoughts on Baby Driver, and Soderbergh movies

The guys record a live show at Staten Island Arts' Culture Lounge as part of the Super Secret Show! Listen as they discuss the Staten Island dump, the proper way to catch a seagull, amateur bee keeping, Disney World, people that deserve to die, Nick Nolte and/or Gary Busey, Ang Lee's Hulk movie, nudity in film, Harry and the Hendersons, feminism, '80s wrestling, Slim Jims, Staten Island ferry bathrooms, stock market cold calling, the 2016 election, and more! The Super Live Adventure Podcast is hosted by John Szeluga (Impractical Jokers) and Chris Sorrentino (Wahoo Skiffle Crazies). Previous episodes can be found on iTunes, Stitcher and SuperLiveAdventure.com. The Super Live Adventure theme was created by Ezra Donellan.

Hosts Jake Almond and John Foutz discuss the movies and television that has been entertaining them for the past week. Blues Brothers, Ang Lee's Hulk, Netflix's Daredevil, Moon, Total Recall, The World's End, and more!

Comics on Consoles returns for the first new issue of 2016!The summer of 2003 saw the release of one of the single most polarizing comic book movies ever created in the form of director Ang Lee's Hulk. How exactly do you turn a film like that into a licensed superhero video game?The task fell on Vancouver-based Radical Entertainment, who came up with a great plan on paper: half the game would be played using the mind of Bruce Banner in a stealth experience, while the other half would unleash Marvel's iconic green behemoth into a world of destructible environments, and skirmishes with entire armies. Which one do you think fared better with gamers and comics fans? Still, Hulk would ultimately lead to the character's best console game ever, and host Chris Clow walks you through this very important first step in issue #3 of Comics on Consoles.Plus, Chris announces the subject of issue #4!Music by BenSound.com. "Set Me Free" by Velvet Revolver available for purchase from Amazon and iTunes.

Episode 1 is here! This is the first ep of our new comic book movie podcast and we're starting with a movie that everyone has an opinion about. Owen Vandenberg, Stef Kechayas and Kyle Sherer discuss Ang Lee's HULK (2003) and try their hardest to avoid ~only~ talking about the best part of this movie: Nick Nolte. @tcapod

Hulk smash. We watched Ang Lee's Hulk movie from 2003, and talked about editing techniques, "sexually transmitted mutations", and non-superhero comic book movies.

Will you like the Rebootniks when they're angry? Well let's find out as the team is joined by the incredible Katie Rose Leon to talk about Ang Lee's Hulk and Louis Leterrier's The Incredible Hulk. They talk about pants, neck-bearded dragons, Steve Buscemi, and maybe even Bruce Banner! This episode is also a special promo for the totally awesome All Jane Comedy Festival that takes place right here in Portland Oct 14th-18th! Our guest Katie is in it, but we also interview another festivalee, Scout Durwood, who is super cool! So get your gamma rays and purple shorts ready as Reboot, Reuse, Recycle smashes HULK(2003)/THE INCREDIBLE HULK(2008)!

Skyfall, Ryan Browne, Tarot, Ang Lee's Hulk, Bret Easton Ellis, nostalgic comic covers, Death of the Family and John Layman's Detective, Morrison's Batman, Richard Starkings' Elephantmen, reMIND, the Winter Whole Story Collection (Anime Club, The Freelancer, Fusion Future, Fusion Elementary, and more), Jack Chick tracts, Jason, Carl Barks, Jeff Smith's Bone, Marvel: The Untold Story, Gene Day, Jim Shooter, John Byrne, New Universe and StarBrand, Chris Claremont and X-Men, Pendelton Ward's Bravest Warriors from Kaboom, Hellboy: The Wild Hunt and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, All-New Uncanny X-Men, Humberto Ramos, and much more!

Hello loyal Marvelites and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Road to The Avengers! This time on our podcast, ATA executive-producer and host Dan Schmidt and Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty dive into full commentary and discussion on the 2nd Marvel Studios film: The Incredible Hulk! As you'll hear on the recording, this movie brings out so much discussion for Dan & Michael, that they start talking about Ang Lee's Hulk, The Lonely Man, Red Hulk, Captain America, The Avengers, The Leader, Hulk comics, super hero movies, David Banner, Lou Ferrigno, Supernatural, and much much more! So, put in your The Incredible Hulk Blu-Ray/DVD and sync up our audio with your, because this HULK PODCAST will be smasherific! Assemble!

Despite three feature films and fifty years of comics, to many people the words "The Incredible Hulk" recall a vivid memory of Lou Ferrigno fully made up in green body paint. The role that made the bodybuilder famous, The Hulk has always been a part of Ferrigno's life. As a young child, Ferrigno was inspired to bodybuild by the Hulk in comics, and in the Marvel movies Ferrigno provides the voice of the green giant. But in 2003, to tie into his cameo appearance in Ang Lee's Hulk film, Ferrigno's autobiography tells of how he got the role of Hulk, retelling tales from all five seasons and the three reunion movies, and his life after Hulk. Listen to Arnie's review of Lou's autobiography now, then head to to hear Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob review all of the Incredible Hulk movies, including Ferrigno's TV movies!

This week it's a full slate of Dudes as they review the Thor movie. We're also joined by special guest Brad Milyo from A Half Hour Wasted. Overall we loved the movie, are really excited about the upcoming Captain America and The Avengers next year. Kenneth Branagh delivered a solid film, with excellent casting, special effects, heart, and a killer sound design.Plus Ken and Jordan throw down on the relevance of Ang Lee's Hulk to the continuity of The Incredible Hulk.  And Jim schools us all with his Pre-JMS Thor knowledge. Then at the 1:45:00 mark we interview John Simons of Comicpalooza, a Comic Book and Media convention at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston.  John fills us in on all the details, festivities, artists, and celebrities who will be in attendance. Show Notes: www.comicpalooza.com

This week watched Ang Lee's "emo" adaptation of HULK. After 7 years of gestation we decided to take a crack at it. Just don't make Jacob angry...You wouldn't like...him..