Much ado was made when Universal decided to "forget" all about Ang Lee's 2003 stab bringing the Hulk to the big screen, and indeed, The Incredible Hulk was a superhero of a different color. (Figuratively speaking.) Soon you'll be making much ado all over again, as Universal Studios Home Entertainment packs their Incredible Hulk DVD release with a ton of new bonus features - including, perhaps, those deleted scenes featuring Captain America, Bruce Banner's trek through the Arctic, and his fireside chat with Bettie's shrink boyfriend.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like we'll see the full 70 minutes of deleted footage rumored to be included in the Blu-ray set that director Leterrier hinted at back in June; Collider's found out that only 13:19 minutes of deleted scenes will appear on a Standard release, 28:47 minutes on a 3-disc Special Edition, and 43:50 minutes on the Blu-ray release.

In any case, I'd like to take a moment here to point out what few people seem to realize: Ang Lee's oft-derided 2003 Emo-Hulk wasn't much worse than Louis Leterrier's Bourne Identity Hulk. Lee's Hulk (2003) scored 61 percent on the Tomatometer; Leterrier's Incredible Hulk (2008) scored 67 percent. Hulk (2003) grossed $132 million domestically; Incredible Hulk (2008) made $134 million. (And actually, Hulk brought in about $2 million more internationally, beating its successor, and cost $12 million less to make.)*

*Estimates provided by Box Office Mojo.

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