THE AMAZING BULK is an astonishingly bad superhero indie comedy that takes place against a series of computer generated backgrounds, like in the old PHANTASMAGORIA video game from the 1990s but nowhere near as good or effective. Various non-actors appear and ham it up while one of them turns into a purple Hulk spoof and goes on a rampage in a scene entirely animated by lame CGI. This stuff might have passed muster in a kid's virtual reality TV show circa 1990 but in the modern day it's just pathetic.

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Best film I have ever seen and really is worth a watch. I think that the film was a great parody of the Amazing Hulk and it really does capture the excitement from the famous Superhero film.It was mostly made in Unity making it a very low budget film and I think that the director, under the circumstances, managed to make something amazing using his low budget and a bunch of Unity assets.General Darwin really was the best character in the entire film. He expressed emotion well and deserves multiple awards for his role in the film. His hate of dust was expressed perfectly through the way he acted and his sudden role reversal at the end made the film very exciting to watch. I gave the film a 10/10 since it was a great watch with amazing characters, gripping storytelling and some amazing scenes- including the chase scene and the bit where the monkey hi-jacks a rocket.10/10 worth a buy and a watch

Look, I know that a lot of parody movies are intended to be bad, but this is no exception. While there are creators who make their movie intentionally bad (but on a certain degree to where it's actually enjoyable), they also put in effort to make it good. Then there are those creators who intentionally make it bad and get extremely lazy and sloppy with their "work", Lewis Schoenbrun (the director of The Amazing Bulk) definitely falls into the last one. It's like he made the movie effortlessly bad, adding all of the atrocious CGI animations and unnecessary backdrops for no rhyme or reason at all.The animations are either there for shiz and giggles, or are completely out of place and have absolutely nothing to do with the movie. Like the monkey playing with the rocket at the villain's (yes, there's a villain) lair, the random kids at a playground, and last but certainly not least, a dog in a cave with a goblin. These animations make no sense, it's as if they're just there because the editors didn't want to waste all of the other CGI animations they've bought. Not to mention the extremely weird and "so not obvious" sexual innuendos placed in there, like the spacecrafts and the villain's "jokes". The acting.. The God forsaken acting.. Please, do not put these actors in anymore movies if you actually value the quality in it. Other than that, be my guest.TL;DR: Do not buy this movie. Do not watch it. Do not even look at it. If you're planning on buying this for laughs, don't bother, you won't get any.Adiós! - Jade