Drama,Action,Science Fiction United States of America
In the 2003 film "Hulk," directed by Ang Lee, the protagonist Bruce Banner is introduced as a genetics researcher working alongside his ex-girlfriend, Betty Ross, in a classified research facility in Berkeley, California. Bruce is haunted by childhood memories of his father, David Banner, a fellow scientist who conducted dangerous experiments on himself, resulting in his mental instability.
During an experiment focusing on the potential regenerative properties of gamma radiation, Bruce accidentally exposes himself to a massive dose of gamma radiation when attempting to rescue a coworker. Instead of dying, Bruce finds himself unharmed but discovers that whenever he experiences intense emotions, particularly anger, he transforms into a giant, green-skinned creature known as the Hulk.
Bruce embarks on a journey to understand and control his transformations, which are triggered by a rapid increase in his heart rate. Meanwhile, his father, David, resurfaces, revealed to be alive and seeking immortality through absorbing the Hulk's power. David, who has become a mutated creature known as the Absorbing Man, manipulates various situations to provoke Bruce's transformations and extract his power.
As Bruce struggles to cope with his newfound alter ego, he becomes targeted by the military, represented by Betty's father, General Thunderbolt Ross, who sees the Hulk as a threat to national security. Ross forms a team led by Emil Blonsky, a British special forces officer, to capture or eliminate the Hulk.
The movie delves into Bruce's traumatic childhood memories, revealing the deep emotional scars left by his father's abuse and experimentation. Bruce discovers that his father's experiments genetically altered his DNA, making him susceptible to the Hulk's transformation. Driven by guilt and a desire to protect Betty and those he cares about, Bruce embraces his inner fury and confronts his father.
Ultimately, Bruce and Betty reconcile, and he confronts his father in the climactic battle. Utilizing his advanced scientific knowledge and the Hulk's immense strength, Bruce overpowers his father and absorbs his energy, increasing his own powers exponentially. He then redirects that energy into an explosion, seemingly killing his father and destroying their secret lab.
In the end, Bruce, having learned to control his transformations and embracing the Hulk as a part of himself, sets off on a journey of self-discovery, hoping to find a balance between his two identities while staying hidden from those who might exploit or fear him.
During an experiment focusing on the potential regenerative properties of gamma radiation, Bruce accidentally exposes himself to a massive dose of gamma radiation when attempting to rescue a coworker. Instead of dying, Bruce finds himself unharmed but discovers that whenever he experiences intense emotions, particularly anger, he transforms into a giant, green-skinned creature known as the Hulk.
Bruce embarks on a journey to understand and control his transformations, which are triggered by a rapid increase in his heart rate. Meanwhile, his father, David, resurfaces, revealed to be alive and seeking immortality through absorbing the Hulk's power. David, who has become a mutated creature known as the Absorbing Man, manipulates various situations to provoke Bruce's transformations and extract his power.
As Bruce struggles to cope with his newfound alter ego, he becomes targeted by the military, represented by Betty's father, General Thunderbolt Ross, who sees the Hulk as a threat to national security. Ross forms a team led by Emil Blonsky, a British special forces officer, to capture or eliminate the Hulk.
The movie delves into Bruce's traumatic childhood memories, revealing the deep emotional scars left by his father's abuse and experimentation. Bruce discovers that his father's experiments genetically altered his DNA, making him susceptible to the Hulk's transformation. Driven by guilt and a desire to protect Betty and those he cares about, Bruce embraces his inner fury and confronts his father.
Ultimately, Bruce and Betty reconcile, and he confronts his father in the climactic battle. Utilizing his advanced scientific knowledge and the Hulk's immense strength, Bruce overpowers his father and absorbs his energy, increasing his own powers exponentially. He then redirects that energy into an explosion, seemingly killing his father and destroying their secret lab.
In the end, Bruce, having learned to control his transformations and embracing the Hulk as a part of himself, sets off on a journey of self-discovery, hoping to find a balance between his two identities while staying hidden from those who might exploit or fear him.
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