We all know the look of the Hulk’s face was based on Mark Ruffalo but word has come out that Lou Ferrigno of the old Incredible Hulk tv series had a hand in the Hulk’s voice. Joss Whedon, the director of the Avengers movie, really wanted the Hulk’s growl and yell to seem superhuman, not just an animal. In the end, the Hulk’s sound ended up being a combination of Mark Ruffalo, Lou Ferrigno, and three other people. How cool is that.

Besides being a completely awesome and incredible movie, the Avengers has now set a record many people never thought would be broken. The movie made an estimated $200.3 million from 4,349 locations over this past weekend, easily going past the $169.1 million of previous record-holder Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. I think it will be hard to think of any other movie doing this again or beating this record. HULK SMASH!!!!!!!!!

The Avengers movie finally debuted and I took my family to the midnight premier. I proudly give this movie an A grade for just being an awesomely well done movie. I will try not to give too many spoilers. All the same actors are back in their roles from their solor movies except for Mark Ruffalo who is stepping into the Bruce Banner role. Joss Whedon directed the movie and wrote it along with Zak Penn. They did a great job on the characterization of all the Avengers and even the support roles, like Loki. They all act pretty much exacly like they do in the comic books in regards to their general personalities and how they deal with each other. From the movie trailers, you know that Iron Man and Thor fight and the reasoning behind it all makes sense. The storyline has to do with Loki trying to get the Cosmic Cube and allow an alien race invate the earth so that he can control it. I wasn’t sure about Mark Ruffalo when they first announced him as the new Bruce Banner as I think he is a little too stocky for a nerdy scientest. After watching the movie, I can say that Mark does a great job. He brings a slowly burning underneathe the surface, like you never know just if he is going to go off and turn into the Hulk. This Hulk looks a little different than the Hulk in the previous movie, you can see a bit of Mark Ruffalo in his face. Without giving anything away, the two best scenes in the whole movie are the fight between Hulk and Loki and also what Hulk does after he and Thor defeat a flying serpent. You will not be left down.

When you do see the movie, make sure to stay til after the credits are done because there are two bonus scenes. The first one is an awesome comic book geek moment and the second is funny as heck.

I will definitely be going to see this movie again. You need to go see it now. When the family went to the midnight showing, we all got dressed in Incredible Hulk t-shirts to show our support for the green guy.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you all know that the Avengers movie starts tomorrow. Okay, really it starts tonight at midnight! I will be there with the whole family. Remember to go out and support this movie as much as you can. If this movie is a huge success, it will increase the odds for another Incredible Hulk movie and let’s be honest, we all want another Incredible Hulk movie.

SEE THIS MOVIE TEN TIMES AT THE THEATER!

Hot on the heals of the post this morning with speculation that there will be another Incredible Hulk movie is news that Mark Ruffalo has signed on with Marvel Studios to play the Hulk in another six movies. Figure that there will probably be another 2 Avengers movies, that means that there could be another 3 solo Incredible Hulk movies eventually. AWESOME NEWS!!!!!

Could we be getting another Incredible Hulk movie in 2015? Well, looks like odds are increasing due to how well the Hulk is being received in the Avengers movie.

Talking with Forbes about the studio’s merchandising strategy, Marvel’s President of Consumer Products Paul Gitter reveals that executives are “pleasantly surprised by the phenomenal response” to the Hulk — so much so that, if the character’s popularity continues to grow, the company “will spin him off to a stand-alone program next year,” supported by his own film in 2015. That’s in addition to the Guillermo del Toro-David Eick television revival, which if all goes well, could debut on Disney-owned ABC in 2013.

Gitter credits the Hulk’s turnaround to a tweaking of the character that could set him on the path to becoming a corporate icon, similar to how MetLife uses Snoopy. “We repositioned him from where he was always misunderstood to now depicting him in a more heroic and aspirational manner,” he said

Come on people, keep talking about the Hulk and asking for another movie!!!!!