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title: "The Death of the Incredible Hulk"
brand: "bill bixbylou ferrigno"
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# The Death of the Incredible Hulk

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The Death of the Incredible Hulk

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## Customer Reviews

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    Not a great ending but still a great story
  

*by J***H on Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2017*

If you're of the rare persuasion that has been wanting to finally see all the Incredible Hulk films you've found the right place. It's pretty incredible if you go down the deep dark hole of Marvel films how major The Incredible Hulk is to that effort. I would say, even, that all the Incredible Hulk TV movies (of which there are six- the first two episodes of the show were technically TV movies, and the first episode of Season 2, as well as the final three TV movies made in 1988 through 1990 in which they finally ended the series forever which strangely coincided soon after with Bill Bixby really resting in peace).I would say watch the six movies if you are interested in these old Hulk films. The TV show itself is fine, but it's a lot of the same thing over and over (which is not unusual if you watch old TV shows in a marathon, trust me) and really the best thing to do is just watch the six films. In my opinion they all still hold up quite well (with the best still being Bride of The Incredible Hulk).Why do I mention all of this? Well it all culminates in this final film. It's a tad bittersweet. There's a great story here, with bits of the regular Banner trying to get rid of his mutation (of which this film is actually the first and only time these films actually refer to it as such), but they added in a cool spy story. They never really say it is, and it's probably technically not, but in a lot of ways the spy lady is basically just Black Widow so that's kind of interesting if you follow all of the Marvel films in a time line.Anyway, this isn't a great review because really, in a way, I want to just discuss the entire series. I find it to be an incredibly fascinating thing. Most of the six TV movies are surprisingly well written, and unsurprisingly well performed (some of which even earned Emmys).Anyway, this film. Of the three made after the shows cancellation this is probably the second best one to me (the first one, The Incredible Hulk Returns, being the best one in my opinion), but I do also find the ending (which is the end of the entire show and the culmination of everything Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno, and everyone else that worked on these for 13 years did) really disappointing. Still, if you want to see how they tied the bow and ended it all then you should watch this. But be warned. The titular death is not up to snuff with everything building up to it.C'est la vie.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Nice
  

*by A***E on Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023*

Cool

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Okay, but not great
  

*by M***. on Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2022*

This was the third of the disconnected TV movies that aired after the Incredible Hulk series starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno went off the air. The title gives away what happens, so it is not a spoiler (especially after 30+ years) to say that the Hulk dies, but I think how it was done was kind of dumb, especially given what the Hulk's real powers are (as opposed to what is portrayed in the series).The crux of the story is that David is still trying to find a way of curing himself of the Hulk metamorphosis. He ends up working as a janitor at a top-secret government lab where a doctor, played by Philip Sterling, is working on an experiment that may help cure David. In the meantime, an Eastern European spy played by former Miss America is tasked to steal Dr. Pratt's research.  I will not spoil the rest of the story from there, but needless to say, the Hulk finally dies in the end, finally bringing a resolution to the storyline that was never finished in the TV show because it was canceled after the fourth season, and only aired a few remaining yet to be aired episodes as a very short fifth season.The DVD just has the movie itself.  I think there are multiple versions running around out there, but the version I got was an import from the UK (the US version seems to be out of print and very hard to track down) So, on this version, there are no extras. Of course, Bixby died a few years after making the movie so having any meaningful commentary track was impossible, but there was no making-of or behind-the-scenes material included either. Overall, the movie is better than the two other movies (The Incredible Hulk Returns and The Trial of the Incredible Hulk), but that is not saying a lot since those were pretty awful. It does give a nod to the super-soldier program that was the basis for the comic book story but does not go too deeply into it. Unfortunately, Jack Colvin either did not come back or was not brought back for this so there was really never a resolution for his character, which is too bad. He was horribly underused in the tv series and was only on screen for a few minutes in The Incredible Hulk returns never to be seen again.Chances are, most of the people who are going to watch this are those who are fans of the TV series. It is definitely not like the superhero series of today by any means, both in being faithful to the comics, or the special effects. Of course, in this, they were still painting Lou Ferrigno green and using cutaways during the Hulk-outs. The handful of special effects that were used (mostly at the end) was very basic and fake looking. I cannot say that everyone will love this, but if you like the series it is worth watching to see the full story arc.

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