La morte dell'incredibile Hulk

Titolo originale: The Death of the Incredible Hulk

Film per la TV
1990
Not Rated
1h 35min

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Lou Ferrigno and Bill Bixby in La morte dell'incredibile Hulk (1990)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen Scientist Dr. Ronold Pratt and his wife are kidnapped, David Banner must become The Incredible Hulk for one last timeWhen Scientist Dr. Ronold Pratt and his wife are kidnapped, David Banner must become The Incredible Hulk for one last timeWhen Scientist Dr. Ronold Pratt and his wife are kidnapped, David Banner must become The Incredible Hulk for one last time

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The set that was used to film the Hulk's final scene initially remained intact because of plans for a fourth post-series "Hulk" TV-movie (which had two working titles: "Rebirth of the Incredible Hulk" and "Revenge of the Incredible Hulk"). However, Bill Bixby's death prevented the proposed installment from being made.

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Early on, when David Banner sneaks into Dr. Pratt's lab, he erases a letter from work board showing the scientific equation of DNA structure and substitutes the letter "A" for what he has erased. At various times during the movie, when the board is shown again, the letter "A" is in different handwriting (one must look closely to see). Sometimes the top of the letter is rounded off, sometimes it comes to a sharp point. Sometimes the two "legs" of the letter "A" are equal, sometimes the right "leg" is longer than the left "leg".

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Jasmin: David, don't. Don't die. We can be free now.
David Banner: Jasmin... I am free.

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Edited from L'incredibile Hulk (1977)

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And Something Ends
Performed by Chris Forde
Courtesy of Courtship Music

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It's not easy dying green

I can still remember watching this post-series HULK TV-movie the first time it was shown (February 18, 1990). I was only 17 at the time, and I have to admit that after it was over, I almost cried. As a huge fan of the INCREDIBLE HULK television series since 1979, I found it to be painfully depressing to see the Hulk die.

When you consider all the things the Hulk survived throughout the TV series (such as being buried alive, electrocutions, poisoning, car accidents, being shot, drowning, and even having a car collapse on him), it's implausible that he could die by simply falling from an airplane. In fact, he survived a similar incident on the show (episode "Free Fall")!

The story was good, though. However, since many believed that this was the end of the TV saga for our green hero, they must have been surprised that his nemesis, newspaper reporter Jack McGee, was nowhere to be seen. This meant that McGee missed his last chance for closure!

But it turned out that there were plans for a follow-up entitled The Revenge of the Incredible Hulk (a.k.a. The Rebirth of the Incredible Hulk). Unfortunately, it was never filmed because of Bill Bixby's untimely death (from prostate cancer). So when Bixby died, plans for another HULK TV-movie went with him. :(

Sadly, the Hulk's death also ended up meaning the death of David Banner, whose final words were: "I am free." To David Banner and the Hulk: may you both rest in peace.