Louis Leterrier

...Louis Leterrier, director of both the Transformers movies and "Unleashed," at the helm. Since Lee got the origin story out of the way, Leterrier's version, written by Zak Penn, picks up the story several years down the road in a Rio favela,...

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...and Zooey Deschanel). What say ye, critics? Trading the emotional theatrics of Ang Lee's Hulk for Louis Leterrier's vision of a streamlined chase movie was the right move for Marvel. Taking over the role from Eric Bana, Edward Norton...

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Louis Leterrier: He was easier to hire. Louis Leterrier: But anyway, we together came up with the idea of the soldier on the outside looking in, because we wanted him and it made so much more sense. That's what made him interesting, like now...

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...from an essentially low-key, polite man of science into a big, green, pissed-off guy. (Leterrier whisks much of the Hulk's back story out of the way during the opening credits, an economical way of setting up the story for the uninitiated...

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Leterrier and Norton make sure to pay homage to the Hulks that have gone before, by way of some amusing cameos that provide brief respites from the brooding solemnity that suffuses "The Incredible Hulk" to the point of joylessness.

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...played by fellow Oscar nominee Tim Roth ("Rob Roy"). The film is directed by Louis Leterrier, a young French filmmaker best known for the stylish, low-budget "Transporter" crime dramas. Late start for trailer The five-year proximity to...

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...monster. Thus do Norton and director Louis Leterrier set up the essential questions that drive "The Incredible Hulk": whether Banner will escape his U.S. government pursuers and whether he will accept or disown his terrifying power. That's...

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...would make the Hulk come across as stupid. Leterrier had planned to use prosthetic makeup and animatronics to complement the computer-generated imagery that was solely used in the previous film. The make-up artists who worked on '' were set...

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