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More than Daydreams // An Endorsement

'He's so much happier when he's with you', Emily had said. Gillian is still wondering about that when she catches Cal lost in his thoughts in his office. She knows: if there is a time to make her move, it is now.

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The Incredible Hulk (2008)

(This one actually isn’t a rewatch b/c neither of us had seen it.)

AKA: It would’ve been better with Mark Ruffalo.

(Spoilers ahead!)

It’s really hard to remember that this movie is technically part of the MCU, mostly because of the re-cast, but also because no one ever talks about it. It’s just not that incredible. To be fair, it’s not awful either, but coming off the high of Iron Man, it’s just meh.

First off, I do like that the Hulk’s backstory is condensed into a brief montage during the opening credits. As my brother said, it’s such a recognizable origin story that there’s really no need to go over it again, especially since there was another Hulk movie released just five years before. Like Spiderman. Everyone knows that Bruce Banner gets injected with a serum that goes horribly wrong and turns him into the Hulk. There’s no need to go into detail. So the montage is super efficient and saves us all a lot of time.

Another thing I appreciated about this movie is the heart rate explanation. It’s very specific. When Bruce’s heart rate reaches 200, he Hulks out. That’s that. I’ve never liked the vague “He hulks out when he’s angry” thing. Like, how angry? What’s the scale? This gives us a kind of countdown that actually increases suspense. However, the level of control Bruce has over the Hulk seems to vary across the movies.

The CGI isn’t terrible for 2008, but it’s definitely improved over time. It’s not really fair to compare it to more recent movies because they were working with what they had, and there was a lot of CGI.

Really, the thing that’s most wrong with this movie is its characters, which are all pretty bland. We’re not given a ton of time to get to know Bruce Banner because for most of the movie, he’s just running away from things and panicking about his heart rate. Betty only exists to protect Bruce/calm him down and does almost nothing else for the rest of the movie. Even Blonsky seemed pretty one-dimensional. It never really goes into why he wants to get his own Hulk serum. As always, Tim Roth’s acting skills are wasted on the wrong roles.

Also, all of the characters were really stagnant and went through no character development at all. I guess you could argue that Bruce went from fighting against the Hulk to learning to control him, but it was a pretty vague arc.

There are a few really good moments of cinematography to note. When Bruce first transforms, he does so off screen and is in the shadows for most of the scene, which makes it all very creepy. Later, he transforms in a glass tunnel full of gas, so he’s completely obscured. One hand comes up against the glass and we see it transform before he pulls back and smashes through the glass completely. That was a cool moment.

I think, had it not been immediately after the success of Iron Man, this wouldn’t have looked quite so bad. But because it was, it did.

RANKINGS:      Hero: 5 fitbits out of 10. Edward Norton’s Banner wasn’t the worst and he certainly had lots of likeable moments, but the fact remains that for most of the movie, he was just running away from everyone and everything. It has nothing to do with his acting, but since Norton co-wrote the movie, it is still his fault that his hero turned out so boring.

     Villain: 5 vague serums out of 10. Yeah, he was played by Tim Roth, who happens to be one of my favorite actors, but his motivations were still extremely vague and I felt like he really only existed to be a cliché villain, like he wasn’t really his own character.

     Supporting characters: 4 unsuccessful sequel set-ups out of 10. I already mentioned that Betty was probably the least-engaging character. Her father, General Ross, was a bit more interesting, but he just seemed… angry all the time, and that’s it. The best side character was Dr. Sterns (aka Mr. Blue), who actually had a personality and looked like he might’ve been a bigger character in the sequel that didn’t happen.           Female characters: 3.5 Bechdels out of 10. Did not pass the Bechdel test. Betty did help advance the plot by hiding Bruce and looking after him, but that was about all she did.

     Action scenes: 8 punches out of 10. The fight scenes were pretty good, especially pre-serum Blonsky vs. Hulk on the college campus. And two giant rage monsters beating each other up is always interesting to watch.

     Stan Lee: 2.5 cameos out of 5. My brother immediately hoped that the soda Stan Lee drank was infected, meaning we would see an old man Hulk at some point, but alas, it was not meant to be.

     Charisma: 5.5 points out of 10. The movie is pretty unsatisfying overall, but it has pretty good pacing and a couple of really good moments. It just doesn’t really feel complete.

In total: 33.5 out of 65, a little over 51%. Like I said, this one was just very average. Rotten Tomatoes score was 67%.

Next up, Iron Man 2!

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Hellcats & Scat Packs Shoot It Out In Las Vegas!

Our favorite modern Hemi street cars invade Las Vegas to go heads up drag racing!

We are without a doubt at the pinnacle of factory performance. With the debut of the 800-plus hp Dodge Demon, the Hellcat with its 707 hp and the Scat Pack with “just” 485 hp are players in the back-up band—but what a hell of a back-up band it is. Kind of like saying Eddie and Alex Van Halen are David Lee Roth’s roadies. Putting things into perspective, the “lowly” Scat Pack 392 can click off solid 12s just as easily as going to the grocery store for ice cream. Not even the vaunted ’66-71 Street Hemi could do that in bone-stock trim back in the day. Hellcats are even quicker, cranking out 11s with stock tires at altitude and high 10s with slicks. Put the street tires back on and hit the highway with 22 mpg. Three years after the first Hellcat, we now see them regularly in the 9s with nothing but simple bolt-ons, but even that pales in comparison to the new Demon.

  Dodge for their part say go right ahead and race them—we’ll cover you on the factory warranty. Who are we to argue with them? The Dodge faithful have opted into the revolution, gobbling up Scat Packs and Hellcats by the thousands. Moreover, they have actively sought out opportunities to race against the cross-town rivals at Chevy and Ford. With Chevy cranking up the heat with the Camaro ZL1 and Ford following up the rear with the Shelby GT350, it’s not uncommon to see battles break out on the street and at the track. The Dodges—especially the Hellcat—have no problem breaking hearts and taking money, so to keep things interesting, we wanted to see which guys and gals have the fastest Hellcats and Scat Packs in the land.

To do that, Mopar Muscle teamed up with Phil Painter, who puts on a shindig in Las Vegas called MATS—which most people word-associate with “Mopars At The Strip.” We created two classes: The Scat Pack Challenge and the Hellcat Shootout. Both classes run heads-up, and require the cars to be registered, licensed, insured, and driven on the street. Beyond that, any mods are allowed.

Last year at our first Vegas race, Al Jiminez won the Hellcat Shootout with a 10.96/128.8 [click here: http://www.hotrod.com/articles/srt-hellcats-invade-vegas-for-drag-showdown/] while David Boyer’s Charger cleaned up in the Scat Pack class with a 12.04/117.3 [click here: http://www.hotrod.com/articles/scat-pack-dodges-hit-vegas-and-run-11s/]. That went so well, we did it again in St. Louis for the Monster Muscle Weekend in St. Louis [click here: http://www.hotrod.com/articles/hellcats-scat-pack-392s-hit-st-louis-drag-showdown/], where Catie Schmidt took the Hellcat crown with a 10.84/126.7 and Mike Muenz took Scat Pack honors with a 12.08/114.2.

This year at Las Vegas on April 22, 2017, we continued our quest for the fastest Hellcats and Scat Packs, and once again saw strong performances. Early on, we spotted Scott Herring, Walter Escobar, and Donald Halm as top contenders in the Hellcat camp. With some serious mid-10-second timeslips, any one of them could’ve emerged victorious. And since you’re wrongly thinking it, don’t assume that 10s are slow for Las Vegas, because the altitude density, temperature, headwind, and ambient dust level is typically very high, slowing cars significantly. At the end of the day, Walter Escobar proved his mettle with a final-round performance of 10.74/132.2 to Mark Aletto’s slowing 13.38/113.6.

In the Scat Pack Challenge, Jesse Rose was the stand out all day as his Magnacharger-blown 2016 Challenger was deep in the 11s. With a trap speed of over 130 mph, Rose was clearly suffering from a loss of traction that otherwise would’ve put him in league with the Hellcats. While not as fast as Tim Hayes’s Kenne-Bell blown Scat Pack Challenger that we saw in St. Louis (10.50/131), keep in mind the far less favorable track and atmospheric conditions in Las Vegas. We think these two cars would make an awesome Scat Pack pairing if we could ever get the two together. Which brings up another point: we’ve not yet seen the East Coast guys or the West Coast guys make the journey to the opposite coast for either Hellcat or Scat Pack competition. It would be nice to see that change—especially for the West Coast guys who have a harder time hooking in the high desert. Next stop for the Hellcat Shootout and Scat Pack Challenge: the St. Louis Monster Musclecar Weekend!

Hellcat Shootout Results Round 1 Driver: Hometown: Model: R/T: E.T.: MPH: Donald Halm Apple Valley, CA 2016 Challenger .050 11.656 94.33 Dave Mitten Pleasant Grove, UT 2015 Challenger .228 11.990 121.85 Russell Martin Las Vegas, NV 2015 Challenger .104 11.094 124.08 Rae Kraska Sacramento, CA 2016 Charger .348 12.317 119.82 Albert O’Neil Silverdale, WA 2016 Challenger .110 12.021 119.17 Tony Rawlings Preston, ID 2015 Challenger .792 12.878 119.90 Mark Aletto Salt Lake City, UT 2016 Challenger .405 12.639 116.72 Steve Brock Myrtle Beach, SC 2016 Challenger .207 12.907 116.83 Vee Mendoza Las Vegas, NV 2017 Challenger .605 12.354 121.54 Brandon Wilkinson North Highlands, CA 2016 Challenger .450 12.684 111.60 Scott Herring S. Jordan, UT 2015 Charger .085 10.560 129.52 Mike Cunningham Jr. Las Vegas, NV 2016 Charger .267 11.895 120.08 Walter Escobar Long Beach, CA 2015 Challenger .537 11.481 132.11 Tom Gipe Cypress, CA 2015 Challenger .261 12.632 121.27 Round 2 Walter Escobar Long Beach, CA 2015 Challenger .403 10.718 131.55 Donald Halm Apple Valley, CA 2016 Challenger -.002 10.437 130.08 Russell Martin Las Vegas, NV 2015 Challenger .298 11.072 123.69 Vee Mendoza Las Vegas, NV 2017 Challenger .666 12.214 121.50 Mark Aletto Salt Lake City, UT 2016 Challenger .278 13.381 111.59 Albert O’Neil Silverdale, WA 2016 Challenger -.033 12.177 118.94 Round 3 Walter Escobar Long Beach, CA 2015 Challenger .361 10.728 123.81 Russell Martin Las Vegas, NV 2015 Challenger .103 11.099 124.60 Mark Aletto Salt Lake City, UT 2016 Challenger .169 12.732 113.45 bye Finals Walter Escobar (win) Long Beach, CA 2015 Challenger .395 10.744 132.26 Mark Aletto (runner up) Salt Lake City, UT 2016 Challenger .270 13.387 113.65

  Scat Pack Challenge Results Round 1 Dwayne Karr N. Las Vegas, NV 2015 Challenger SRT 392 .322 12.868 110.02 Bob Schelb Peoria, AZ 2016 Charger SRT 392 .616 13.563 105.09 Lane Watts Peoria, AZ 2015 Challenger .134 12.566 108.74 David Boyer Chaparral, NM 2015 Charger .463 12.391 109.73 Jesse Rose Ephrata, WA 2016 Challenger .555 11.317 128.62 Chris Yunez Phoenix, AZ 2016 Challenger .286 12.509 108.47 Round 2 Jesse Rose Ephrata, WA 2016 Challenger .388 11.237 129.38 Dwayne Karr N. Las Vegas, NV 2015 Challenger SRT 392 -.192 12.891 109.93 Lane Watts Peoria, AZ 2015 Challenger .169 12.611 109.01 bye Finals Jesse Rose (win) Ephrata, WA 2016 Challenger .777 11.190 130.08 Lane Watts (runner up) Peoria, AZ 2015 Challenger .205 12.712 108.59

  MEET THE COMPETITORS!

  HELLCAT SHOOTOUT

2015 Hellcat Challenger

Chris Mitten; Pleasant Grove, UT

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock with Nitto NT555R Drag Radials, 315/35R20

Chassis dyno HP: 641

Best previous e.t.: 10.96/126.1

  2015 Hellcat Challenger

Walter Escobar; Long Beach, CA

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: American Racing long-tube headers, Flowmaster exhaust, Magnaflow mufflers, AFE cold air intake, DiabloSport Q16 tune, 2.5-inch Metco pulley, carbon fiber hood and decklid, Barton short-throw shifter, Bad Boyzz clutch, Hoosier 28/10.0-17 slicks

Chassis dyno HP: 835

Best previous e.t.: 10.6/137

  2016 Hellcat Challenger

Donald Halm; Apple Valley, CA

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock, DiabloSport Trinity tuner, K&N filter, Mickey Thompson 305/45R17 drag radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 10.80/126

  2017 Hellcat Challenger

Vee Mendoza; Las Vegas, NV

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock, Nitto NT555R 275/40R20 Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: n/a

  2016 Hellcat Challenger

Brandon Wilkinson; Sacramento, CA

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: all stock, DiabloSport Trinity 1000 tune, cut-off resonators, Mickey Thompson 305/35R20 ET Drag radials

Chassis dyno HP: 670 hp

Best previous e.t.: 11.7/118

  2015 Hellcat Charger

Scott Herring; South Jordan, UT

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: Innovators West underdrive crank pulley, Metco 2.85-inch blower pulley (12.5 psi), American Racing long-tube headers, 1,000cc injectors, Brisk platinum spark plugs, AFE cold-air intake, DiabloSport Trinity PCM tune, Mickey Thompson 305/45R17 ET Street R Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: 814 hp

Best previous e.t.: 11.47/124

  2016 Hellcat Charger

Michael Cunningham; Las Vegas, NV

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock, Legmaker cold-air intake, Hoosier 28/10.0-17 slicks

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 11.1/124

  2016 Hellcat Challenger

Mark Aletto; Salt Lake City, UT

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: all stock, Nitto 305/40R20 NT555R Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 12.31/118

  2016 Hellcat Challenger

Albert O’Neil; Silverdale, WA

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: all stock, Nitto 305/40R20 NT555R Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t: n/a

  2016 Hellcat Challenger Hurst Edition

Steve Brock; Myrtle Beach, SC

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: mechanically all stock, Nitto 305/40R20 NT555R Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: 647 hp

Best previous e.t.: n/a

  2015 Hellcat Challenger

Tony Rawlings; Preston, ID

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 12.02/119

  2016 Hellcat Charger

Rae Kraska; Sacramento, CA

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 11.7/122

  2015 Hellcat Challenger

Russ Martin; North Las Vegas, NV

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: DSS carbon fiber driveshaft, AFE cold-air intake, DiabloSport Trinity tune; Mickey Thompson 305/45R18 ET Street R Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 11.23/123

  SCAT PACK CHALLENGE

  2016 Scat Pack 392 Challenger

Chris Yunez; Phoenix, AZ

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock, Mickey Thompson 305/35R20 ET Street S/S Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 12.1/109

  2015 Scat Pack 392 Charger

David Boyer; Chaparral, NM

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: Nitrous Outlet 6.4L kit, DiabloSport tune, K&N filter, Innovate Motorsports A/F meter, Hoosier 28/10-17 slicks

Chassis dyno HP: 543 hp

Best previous e.t.: 11.3/121

  2016 Scat Pack 392 Challenger

Lane Watts; Peoria, AZ

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: DiabloSport Trinity with HemiFever tune, Hellcat airbox, electric exhaust cutouts, Mickey Thompson 275/40R20 ET Street S/S Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: 460 hp

Best previous e.t.: 12.52/109

  2016 Dodge SRT 392 Charger

Bob Schelb; Peoria, AZ

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: K&N cold-air intake kit, Performance Distributors SOS ignition coil kit, Nitto NT555R 275/40R20 Drag Radials

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 12.7/109

  2015 Dodge SRT 392 Challenger

Dwayne Karr; North Las Vegas, NV

Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Mods: all stock, K&N cold air intake

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: 12.5/111

  2016 Scat Pack 392 Challenger

Jesse Rose; Ephrata, WA

Transmission: 6-speed manual

Mods: DiabloSport Trinity tune, Magnacharger supercharger kit, Nitrous Outlet kit, Mahle forged pistons, Molnar rods, DSS axles and driveshaft, Hop Not kit, Tazer line lock, McLeod clutch, Barton shifter, Hoosier 28/10-17 slicks

Chassis dyno HP: n/a

Best previous e.t.: n/a

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Pulp Fiction headers

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Pumpkin (& Honey Bunny) headers | Pulp Fiction (1994)

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Emil Blonsky/Abomination headers | She-Hulk (2022)

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Reservoir Dogs headers

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hello can you make some tim roth like emil blonsky on she -hulk icon and header please? thank you so much 😊

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The Incredible Hulk headers

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