Universal Studios Home Entertainment has put together an exciting package for the release of Louis Leterrier’s The Incredible Hulk. Debuting October 21st, The Incredible Hulk: 3-Disc Special Edition ...

The angry green guy returns in a new big-screen incarnation, with Edward Norton taking over as Bruce Banner, the scientist who turns into the Hulk when provoked after an experiment goes wrong. This ...

Steven Weintraub launched Collider in the summer of 2005. As Editor-in-chief, he has taken the site from a small bedroom operation to having millions of readers around the world. Over the years, he ...

Marvel Movies Marvel reveals The Fantastic Four: First Steps deleted scenes that you'll soon be able to watch at home, including Thanksgiving and birthday moments Marvel Movies Fantastic Four gag reel ...

Marvel Animation Studios has been steadily advancing the reach of their characters with a series of direct-to-DVD films over the past few years. Beginning with Ultimate Avengers in 2005 through to ...

The un-jolly green giant was fine in the big-screen version of “The Incredible Hulk,” much better than the one in the Ang Lee predecessor, “Hulk.” In the newer film, Edward Norton’s Bruce Banner spoke ...

Hit or miss best describes the quality of Marvel's direct-to-DVD releases. With Planet Hulk, an adaptation of the like-titled comic book series, the studio delivers an above-average hit -- a movie ...

We’re dusting off my milk cart (couldn’t find my soap box) to join the controversy around last week’s release of the three-disc DVD, “WWE‘s Top 50 Superstars of All Time.” They are ranked from 1-50 ...

While we already knew the specs for The Incredible Hulk and Hellboy II: The Golden Army DVDs and Blu-ray Discs, The Hollywood Reporter has more information on the Wanted release: Three of the ...

Universal Studios Home Video is releasing director Ang Lee’s The Hulk on DVD and Video today, October 28. The 2-Disc Special Edition DVD includes deleted scenes, audio commentary with the director, an ...

When I first opened the screener of “Planet Hulk,” I hoped the 81-minute animated feature would deliver an actual planet full of raging green muscleheads yelling, “Hulk smash!” while perpetually ...