Plot Summary for
Hulk (2003)

A top secret military project hires prestigious university students to assist create a cell altering machine called the 'gammasphere'. Lead of the group is arrogant Bruce Banner, mainly complimented by compassionate Betty Ross. When the gammasphere goes wrong, Bruce Banner is afflicted with the ability to turn into a mammoth creature soon dubbed 'The Hulk', a manifestation of his own inner demons that he mutates into when it is emotionally triggered. A ruined, Jeckyll and Hyde man he may be, but a ruined man may prove to be a heroic one when a villain emerges, and close...

Summary written by Anonymous

David Banner is performing regeneration experiments and uses himself as a guinea pig. The results of the gene therapy are passed on to his son Bruce. Believing his parent's dead, Bruce is raised by adoptive parents. Now as a young scientist, he is researching healing technology using gamma radiation activated nanomeds. A laboratory accident exposes Bruce to both the radiation and the nanomeds, these combine with his unique genetics to unleash the Hulk. The Hulk is an anger fueled monster with incredible strength and resistance to damage.

Summary written by BigGuy

Dr. David Banner, while working on a military project to create a super-soldier of sorts, purposefully modifies his own DNA. The Mutation, however, remains dormant, and is passed on to his son, Bruce. As an Adult, Bruce has repressed all memories of his parents do to some horrible event that occured when he was 4. Bruce Krensler (as he uses his adoptive parent's name) is working in the same field as his father when a freak lab accident triggers the dormant DNA in his body. Now, when angered, he turns into a massive Green Behemoth with the mind of a child.

Summary written by Resmonder

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