Planet Hulk (2010) (V)

Director:

Sam Liu

Writers:

Greg Pak (based on the comic "Planet Hulk" by) and
Carlo Pagulayan (comic "Planet Hulk" by) ...
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Release Date:

2 February 2010 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

Will he save their world or destroy it?

Plot:

The Incredible Hulk, ejected from Earth in a spaceship, crash-lands on a planet ruled by a tyrant, who forces him to fight in a coliseum against other powerful creatures. The Hulk reluctantly befriends the combatants on his team. |

Plot Keywords:

Planet | Fight | Tyrant | Spaceship | Mixed Martial Arts

Cast

Rick D. Wasserman	...	Hulk (voice)
Lisa Ann Beley	...	Caiera (voice)
Mark Hildreth	...	Red King (voice)
Liam O'Brien	...	Hiroim (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson	...	Korg (voice)
Sam Vincent	...	Miek (voice)
Advah Soudack	...	Elloe Kaifi (voice)
Michael Kopsa	...	Lavin Skee (voice)
Paul Dobson	...	Beta Ray Bill (voice)
Marc Worden	...	Iron Man (voice)
Lee Tockar	...	Android (voice)
Russell Roberts	...	Primus Vand (voice)
Donald Adams	...	Governor Churik (voice)
Doug Abrahams	...	(voice)
David Kaye	...	(voice)
Ellen Kennedy	...	(voice)
Campbell Lane	...	(voice) (as Cam Lane)
Chantal Strand	...	(voice)

Directed by
Sam Liu

Writing credits
Greg Pak		based on the comic "Planet Hulk" by and
Carlo Pagulayan		comic "Planet Hulk" by
Greg Johnson		(screen story) &
Craig Kyle		(screen story) &
Joshua Fine		(screen story)
Greg Johnson		(screenplay)
Stan Lee		(creator: The Incredible Hulk) and
Jack Kirby		(creator: The Incredible Hulk)

Produced by
Joshua Fine	....	supervising producer
Craig Kyle	....	supervising producer
Stan Lee	....	co-executive producer
Takeo Minami	....	assistant producer
Frank Paur	....	producer
Eric S. Rollman	....	executive producer
Carrie Wassenaar	....	line producer
Yoshihiro Watanabe	....	assistant producer

Original Music by
Guy Michelmore		(music composed by)

Film Editing by
George Rizkallah		(as George P. Rizkallah)

Casting by
Jamie Simone

Production Management
Cory Gustke	....	production manager

Art Department
Patrick Archibald	....	storyboard artist
Phillip Bourassa	....	head character designer
Steven E. Gordon	....	additional storyboards (as Steve Gordon)
Gary Hartle	....	storyboard artist
Vinton Heuck	....	additional storyboards
Lauren Montgomery	....	additional storyboards
Rick Morales	....	storyboard artist
Stephen Nicodemus	....	lead background painter
Phillip Norwood	....	additional storyboards (as Phill Norwood)
James Peters	....	color models
James Peters	....	colorist
Fred Reyes	....	additional storyboards
Adam Van Wyk	....	storyboard artist
Brandon Vietti	....	additional storyboards
Craig Wilson	....	additional storyboards

Sound Department
Kyle Billingsley	....	foley mixer
Charles Dayton	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mike Draghi	....	sound re-recording mixer
Mike Draghi	....	supervising sound editor
Diana Gage	....	recording producer
John Guentner	....	foley cueing
Bret Johns	....	sound effects editor
Eric Lewis	....	adr recordist
Laura Lopez	....	studio manager
Aldo Martinez	....	assistant recording engineer
Nickolas Meade	....	foley editor
Terry Reiff	....	dialogue editor
Zachary C. Ross	....	sound effects editor
Derek Seaborn	....	recording engineer
Ernie Sheesley	....	dialogue recording
Derek Simpson	....	recording engineer
Tim Walston	....	sound designer

Visual Effects by
Joel Moser	....	additional visual effects
Thomas D. Moser	....	3D modeler (as Thomas Moser)
Thomas D. Moser	....	visual effects (as Thomas Moser)

Animation Department
Fedja Jovanovic	....	background design supervisor
Aeolan Kelly	....	animatic editor
Masao Maruyama	....	animation producer
Kirk Tingblad	....	animation director
Robert Walz	....	animatic editor
Alex Yeh	....	animation co-producer

Casting Department
Diana Gage	....	casting: Vancouver
Theresa MacFarlane	....	casting: InterPacific Productions

Editorial Department
Steve Ingram	....	additional editor
Jonathan Polk	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Jan Holzner	....	score recording engineer
Rachel James	....	copyist (as Rachel Grave)
Rachel James	....	orchestrator (as Rachel Grave)
Rachel James	....	score preparation (as Rachel Grave)
David Ari Leon	....	music supervisor
Mark Ryan	....	music editor

Other crew
Kalia Cheng	....	production assistant
Daniel Engelhardt	....	production management: Lionsgate
Thomas D. Moser	....	design supervisor: end title (as Thomas Moser)
Frank Paur	....	supervising director
Jamie Simone	....	voice director

Production Companies

• Lionsgate (presents)
• Marvel Animation (producer)
• MLG Productions 8 (in association with)

Distributors

• Blue Sky Media (2010) (Hungary) (all media)
• E1 Entertainment Benelux (2010) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• Eagle Films (2010) (Non-USA) (all media) (Middle East)
• Lionsgate Home Entertainment (2010) (UK) (DVD)
• Lionsgate Home Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD)
• Lionsgate Home Entertainment (2010) (USA) (DVD) (Blu-ray)
• New KSM (2011) (Germany) (DVD)
• Panorama Distributions (2013) (Hong Kong) (DVD)
• Panorama Distributions (2013) (Hong Kong) (DVD) (Blu-ray)

Special Effects

• Product Factory, The (visual effects) (3D modeling)

Other Companies

• Marvel Comics  based on the comic by: "Planet Hulk"
• Gallagher Entertainment  insurance
• Inter Pacific Productions  casting (as InterPacific Productions)
• My Eye Media  technical services
• Ocean Studios  recorded at: Vancouver (as Ocean Studios Vancouver, Canada)
• Product Factory, The  end title design
• Product Factory, The  post production by
• Studiopolis  recorded at (as Studiopolis, Inc. Studio City, CA USA)

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Runtime:

USA:81 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Netherlands:6 | Singapore:NC-16 | Australia:M | UK:12 | South Korea:12

Company:

Lionsgate

Trivia:

In the original comic, Hulk's third opponent in the arena was Silver Surfer. This was changed to Beta Ray Bill due to Silver Surfer's rights being unavailable at the time of production and the crew thought the hammer-wielding Beta Ray Bill would make a better fit on a gladiator world.

Quotes:

Beta Ray Bill:I act by the will of others, Hulk. The disk in my chest and in yours demand that one of us must die. You have my sympathy because it will not be me!

Movie Connections:

Spoofed in "The Super Hero Squad Show: Planet Hulk! (Six Against Infinity, Part 5) (#2.19)" (2011)

Marvel Animations "GET IT"! Big Screen Hulk Movies "ARE LOST"!

I wasn't sure if i would like the somewhat-more intelligent sounding hulk vs my good old one-syllable brute.... but it works really really well and the jump is subtle and done believably well and within context of the old green brute.

As a big hulk fan but not a hard core comic fanatic i loved this DVD. Actually I liked it much more than the "Hulk VS" which i thought were well done as well.

I never followed the Planet-Hulk comics too closely and while glancing at covers was wondering what was going on but now i know and I'm glad i got to experience it from a fresh perspective.

Fantastic characters and character development(I loved this new world).... I would have preferred the Silver Surfer being free'd like the comics... just because i like the idea of him and Hulk as a team... i think their chemistry works in a very unique way.... but the substitution in this animation movie was suitable and didn't take anything away.

Lots of Hulk fighting while developing a very nice story and some very interesting characters...(mainly his lady friend).

I like how the Hulk after being exiled from Earth is overcoming his resentment of mankind and slowly starting to care about other beings again.

This reinforces the development of the slow/hesitant/misunderstood big hearted hero he is and becomes in this movie. This along with many other things is what the movies never capture...

This DVD has some great battles that truly show you that Hulk is the man in the Marvel universe.

I just wish they would have included one feat of strength or at least one clear example of strength growing proportional to rage. There are implied amazing scenes but nothing in your face like I would have preferred. Like Hulk VS... this movie doesn't have any issues about shedding some blood including the Hulk's and I like it now as i did in Hulk VS.

If you liked Hulk VS I think you will love this SAGA even better as it is a much more cohesive story... I would love to see more following this story line.

It has plenty of Meat and Potato(SMASH)... but also some nice delicious sides to balance out the meal...

Well DONE!!! Very Well DONE!!!

So When is someone going to get it right on the big screen?

I mean both big screen hulk movies have some good qualities but too bad neither of them capture story or action that remotely compares to the brilliant Marvel animation productions.

Don't make me whip out my movie script!!!