Let’s be frank. The Hulk, as a movie, is a tough sell.

It’s not that that the material is bad or that it doesn’t lend itself to the screen. It’s just the concept of the Hulk as a hero that makes him a little difficult to write for.

Seriously, it’s not like he can “hulk up” to get a cat out of a tree or something. It seems that he changes at the most inopportune time, and when he does, people start calling their insurance companies.
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I'm always looking for stupid, pointless ways to waste my limited free time. Oh sure, I could be productive and do things like clean my place, pay bills or perhaps even do a little "manscaping." (Ahem.) But instead, I like to drink copious amounts of beer, go on YouTube and watch old He-Man toy commercials. I even found the one featuring a young, bowl-cut Kirk Cameron. "Now I have the power, you bitch!"
The other night, I visited YouTube in a beery haze of nostalgia and found myself typing in the names of old Nintendo NES games. Don't ask me why, but beer has a curious way of making me long for my childhood; vodka, on the other hand, makes me belligerent and bitter.
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I just saw another Top 25 Sports Movies of All Time list on an entertainment web site the other day. Once again, “Raging Bull” took the top spot followed by the other sports movie “standards” – “Rocky,” “Bull Durham,” “The Natural,” and “North Dallas Forty.”
It's hard to read when you're yawning.
Don't misunderstand, Martin Scorsese is my favorite director (he directed “Goodfellas” and for that, he's welcome at our house) and I'm not taking anything away from any of the top five. Heck, I watch “Bull Durham” right before baseball season begins every single year.
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