Processo all'incredibile Hulk
Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen Banner is held as a witness to a violent crime linked to the Kingpin, the fugitive is helped by lawyer Matt Murdock who is also the superhero, Daredevil.When Banner is held as a witness to a violent crime linked to the Kingpin, the fugitive is helped by lawyer Matt Murdock who is also the superhero, Daredevil.When Banner is held as a witness to a violent crime linked to the Kingpin, the fugitive is helped by lawyer Matt Murdock who is also the superhero, Daredevil.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Ellie Mendez
- (as Marta Dubois)
- Wilson Fisk
- (as John Rhys Davies)
- Farm Supervisor
- (as Meredith Woodward)
- Judge
- (as Don Mackay)
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- BlooperDr. David Bruce Banner has a beard but his alter ego the Hulk is clean shaved.
- Citazioni
Albert G. Tendelli: I was sighted until I was fourteen. I remember green.
Matt Murdock: You have to believe your eyes, Tendelli, don't you? And I have to believe what you tell me.
Albert G. Tendelli: If I tell you about some giant with green skin, do you believe that? You know what I mean by green?
Matt Murdock: I was sighted until I was 14. I remember green.
- Versioni alternativeThe UK video version was cut by 15 secs by the BBFC to edit shots of a butterfly knife and to remove an ear-clap during a fight scene. The cuts were restored for the 2007 12-rated Starz DVD release.
- ConnessioniFeatured in The Chronic Rift: Women in SF (1990)
The film sees David Banner, whose alter-ego is the Incredible Hulk, intervening in the mugging of a woman only to end up accused of assault when the victim mistakenly thinks he was the one who attacked her. When the case goes to trial, Banner finds himself represented by blind Matt Murdock, lawyer by day and crime-fighting Daredevil by night. Murdock hopes Banner can help him bring down a powerful crime bass and soon circumstances see the Incredible Hulk and Daredevil working towards the same goal.
Bill Bixby gives a decent performance as the down-trodden, world-weary David Banner, a man persecuted for his alter-ego yet still determined to do the right thing. Rex Smith also delivers in his role as Matt Murdock, giving those not familiar with the character a glimpse of what he could do, and John Rhys Davies excels as always as the Kingpin.
The main reason for watching 'The Trial of the Incredible Hulk' is to see the Incredible Hulk and Daredevil's connect and rub shoulders with one another. Of course, this Matt Murdock not only has a less flashier suit but he's living in the lap of luxury in some mansion instead of struggling in a Hell's Kitchen apartment on his meagre wage but it's a rare chance to see two Marvel series' mingle and the film handles it well, showing the strengths and flaws of both characters and how both have their fights in life. This is a film for Marvel fans and those who would liked Ben Affleck's 'Daredevil' film and need something to tide them over until the possible sequel is released.
- cosmic_quest
- 29 set 2006
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