Hulk Vs. 2009 123movies

Watch: Hulk Vs. 2009 123movies, Full Movie Online – Dr. Bruce Banner just cannot avoid trouble as the Hulk. In “Wolverine,” Logan is sent to hunt down the Hulk who has crossed into Canadian territory. In doing so, Logan finds some dangerous former-colleagues hunting both of them down themselves for their own purposes. In “Thor,” Loki brings Dr. Banner to Asgard in a scheme to exact his revenge on his half-brother, Thor, and all of the Pantheon using the Hulk. However, the Hulk slips out of his control and it will take the brothers together to find a way to save Banner and stop the Hulk from destroying Asgard..
Plot: Two stories featuring Marvel’s anti-hero The Incredible Hulk and his encounters with the X-Man Wolverine and the god known as Thor.
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Ratings:

	7.0/10 Votes: 11,801
	100% | RottenTomatoes
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	N/A Votes: 167 Popularity: 11.036 | TMDB

Reviews:

The Real Wolverine!
Just read that someone thought that Hulk vs Thor was the better one from the two. I respectfully disagree, and why?

Hulk vs Wolverine shows us what and who Wolverine ACTUALLY and REALLY is, a killer!!! And I think that’s what everyone has forgotten after seeing Hugh Jackman playing Wolverine so many times. (for the record, I like Hugh Jackman very much)

When I heard off the Hulk fighting Wolverine, I thought to myself how in the hell is Wolverine going to fight the Hulk. Again we forgot that Wolverine is actually a small little guy but that he is incredibly fast!! And that His Adamantium claws can cut true EVERYTHING, plus that he is not afraid to use them!!!!

And again I say that’s what Hulk vs Wolverine showed us, because he uses his claws against ANYONE who stands in his way.

I actually didn’t review the movies by saying this…But you must have noticed by now that I liked Hulk vs Wolverine very much.

As for Hulk vs Thor, I also liked that one very much! Its more about honor and stuff like that. Less bloody but indeed some more action all involving the Hulk! Thor as well as The Hulk get their asses kicked.

I give them both a 9 out of 10 Enjoyed them both very much! (like I always write) sorry for any misspells, Im dutch 🙂

for overall quality it gets this ratings, but it stumbles in a few places
Hulk vs comprises of two “epic” battles (and I use quotes lightly and meaningfully) as he faces off with Wolverine and Thor, two other Marvel comics staples that he’s faced off against many times – indeed the introduction to Wolverine was in a Hulk comic by Len Wein – and what happens when SMASH! becomes the proverbial name of the game here. But there is and there isn’t so much smashing all the time. This may be good in some cases, but when the cover emphasis such a SMASH EVERYTHING IN SIGHT thing with the Hulk, it becomes a minor let-down when the Hulk and Wolverine only face off for about, oh, ten minutes out of the relatively short 36 minute running time, and while there is much more Hulk SMASH in the Thor movie, it also isn’t as much fun as Wolverine really is.

Why is this? One thing that Wolverine gets right, and it’s fascinating to see the short animated film get this right and not at ALL in the theatrical 2009 feature, is Deadpool. He’s introduced here as being apart of the Weapon X program, and as the ‘(Mercenary) with the Mouth’, he’s awesome here. He’s witty and sarcastic and kinda mean but in a fun killer way (kinda like one of the Warner brothers from Animaniacs or something, I got a Yakko vibe off him), and whenever he’s on screen he steals the show even away from someone like Wolverine who as animated here can hold his ground too. The basic idea is that Wolverine is brought to the woods to stop a “monster” from tearing stuff up, sees Bruce Banner, he hulks out, they fight a little… and then it goes into this Weapon X sub-plot, more about Wolverine’s origin (sort of) and other things, and while Deadpool made it better and it became more entertaining, the Royal-Rumble aspect seemed lacking until near the latter part of the short.

The Thor short is a little more clever in its set-up: here, Loki, Thor’s nasty younger and jealous brother, brings Bruce Banner to Asgard for an express purpose, to have him Hulk-out and kick Thor’s ass while under his control (he has some kind of magical power to do this, don’t ask me why). There is an odd-sorta-interesting twist that didn’t make a lot of sense (then again I’ve yet to read a lot of Hulk comics) where Banner is actually pulled out of the Hulk’s body with magic once he turns into the Hulk and then watches with horror as the Hulk (un, not Banner-Hulk, just Hulk-Hulk) not only tries (but obviously doesn’t) kick Thor’s ass into oblivion, but Asgard as well.

I did like that aspect about Hulk being let loose by Loki’s incompetence and arrogance and that Thor was the only one to stop him, but it also doesn’t make for a lot of fun as everything is taken so seriously. Some of the animation in this segment is also better than in Wolverine, so there is that. Bottom line, for Hulk/Wolverine/Thor fans, there’s a little of something here for you all, and for the Hulk/Thor combo there’s a lot of action and destruction – almost too much, but where would Hulk be without being such a destroyer of things – but each film also suffers from some problems. So it’s worth checking out, and since it’s on video only there’s no other way to really see it, but unless one’s a die-hard or starting to really get into Marvel animated work (and to be fair they’re underrated up against work by DC animated) it’s not worth rushing immediately to see.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 22 min (82 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Animation, Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Director Sam Liu, Frank Paur
Writer Stan Lee (comic book), Larry Lieber (comic book), Jack Kirby (comic book), Craig Kyle (screen story), Frank Paur (screen story), Christopher L. Yost (screenplay), Craig Kyle (screenplay), Christopher L. Yost (screenplay)
Actors Fred Tatasciore, Matthew Wolf, Graham McTavish, Grey Griffin
Country USA
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Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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