When the Hulk's presence on Earth becomes too great a risk, the Illuminati trick him to board a shuttle destined for a planet where he will be able to live in peace, and launch it into space. The Hulk's struggle to escape causes the shuttle to malfunction and crash land on the planet Sakaar, however, where he is sold into slavery and trained as a gladiator.
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Really cool animated Hulk film, I wouldn’t say it’s great but it was very enjoyable. You can definitely see a lot of the inspiration for the Hulk that is in Thor Ragnarok in this which is awesome. I can’t wait to check out the Thor film that goes along with this one. If you’re interested in watching this you can find it on Netflix at the moment, I recommend it.
7/10
10 year old Nick thinks this is the best movie ever made.
21 year old Nick is extremely envious of 10 year old Nick.
Seriously though, Planet Hulk is a very solid animated superhero flick. It's a very simple plot line, and instead of a heavy focus on story it focuses mainly on what really matters, which is Hulk smashing lots of bad guys to pieces. This film is like a combination of Gladiator, John Carter, and all of the DC animated films.
If you're a comic book fan, then you should definitely check out Planet Hulk. It's pretty goofy, and doesn't do much more than you'd expect from an animated comic book film, but I had a whole lot of fun with it!
While a couple minor aspects of this one were a tad bit baffling, such as Hulk's initial refusal to smash, and why he doesn't just hulk-jump away from the arena in that case, this one largely compensated with stellar action sequences and a solid story otherwise. I've been a Marvel fanboy for a long time, but not so much as to read the source material so I really don't know how much of this one was true to the comics or not (as is typical for me), but I was highly entertained by the story we have here regardless. One other negative here though is that I wasn't really that attached to any of the characters other than Hulk (well,…
This will be our only version of Beta Ray Bill in a feature length film and that makes me irrationally angry
It was a film at least
There is a world of difference between the Marvel and DC animated features.
"Planet Hulk" plays out more like a long Saturday morning cartoon than an animated feature. I have to admit, I didn't expect a lot going into this, but I certainly hoped for more than what I got. The animation and design seemed to lack overall and the story not as engaging as it could have been. There were no big name actors lending their voices to the film - not that that's a necessity, but it's something I've gotten used to with all the DC animations I've seen recently.
"Planet Hulk" was something I knew very little about. I'd heard of it in passing before but didn't…
Planet Hulk is definitely one of my personal favorite comic storylines. The MCU itself, despite changing the origin of Hulk leaving Earth in Age of Ultron, had decent plans, although it was quite sad that most of the character’s development was off-screen. However, if you’re one without prior knowledge of the original comic storyline, I wouldn’t look at this film as potentially engaging as it could’ve been and I totally understand. It feels more like a Charlie Brown episode rather than an animated Batman film. It’s without question that Marvel is severely lacking in the animation department as opposed to the likes of DC, and this film is proof of it. It feels unimaginative and the animation itself looks bland. I guess it’s an alright film if you’re looking to kill some time.
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Sakaarson.
Hear my cry.
Cool my eyes.
Warm my heart.
Let me dream again.
The Hulk and his massively merchandised fists never did much for me before. His various screen adaptations were fairly surface level(there are exceptions of course), I was just never convinced the character was more than a Mr.Hyde offshoot that functioned as a cathartic power fantasy. Crystal Pepsi smash puny Hulk flanderizations. Then the gamma bomb went off. Al Ewing's Immortal Hulk opened my eyes to the pathos latent in someone with deep rooted physical and mental duplicity. I just finished reading Greg Pak's Planet Hulk…
I wish Marvel put out more animated films like this one. It's not perfect, but Planet Hulk is a really good adaptation of the famous storyline, and it's pretty badass. There are great action scenes, along with decent characters, and a good emotional core. There are some parts that are kind of lacking, and it definitely should have been longer, but I enjoyed it a lot. 8/10
This Hulk makes the MCU's interpretation look like a Pixar character.
The best of Sam Liu's limited Marvel run. Didn't love the Zombie piece in the middle.
With this, I finished watching all of Liu's directorial work.
What a garbage movie, who looks at this story about Hulk going to another planet where he beats the shit out of everyone, gets treated like a god and gets to clap alien asscheeks and go “let’s make it ungodly boring.” When are we getting a Beta Ray Bill movie because I was more invested in the five minutes of screen time he was in than the rest of this shit.
