The Incredible Hulk (2008): Difference between revisions
The Incredible Hulk (2008): Difference between revisions - Internet Movie Firearms Database - Guns in Movies, TV and Video Games
The Incredible Hulk (2008): Difference between revisions
The soldiers who are chasing the Abomination, realizing the futility of firing at him with their M16s, grab an anti-tank rocket launcher from the back of their Humvee, but this also proves useless, because the Abomination grabs the rocket from the air. The launcher does not appear to be based on any type of existing weapon, but instead originates from the Nerf Titan AS-V.1 toy with cosmetic alterations.
The soldiers who are chasing the Abomination, realizing the futility of firing at him with their M16s, grab an anti-tank rocket launcher from the back of their Humvee, but this also proves useless, because the Abomination grabs the rocket from the air. The launcher does not appear to be based on any type of existing weapon, but instead originates from the Nerf Titan AS-V.1 toy with cosmetic alterations. Ironically enough, Nerf released the Titan AS-1 with a green and silver color scheme as part of the Hulk Abomination Blaster set which is a tie-in with The Incredible Hulk movie.
[[Image:Nerf Titan 04.JPG|thumb|400px|none|Nerf Titan AS-V.1 toy, with foam rocket removed from launching spigot and shown above.]]
[[Image:Nerf Titan 04.JPG|thumb|400px|none|Nerf Titan AS-V.1 toy, with foam rocket removed from launching spigot and shown above.]]
Revision as of 00:54, 9 April 2011
The following weapons appear in the film The Incredible Hulk:
All of the soldiers in the movie use SIG-Sauer P226R (rail-frame) pistols as their sidearms. Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) uses his to shoot at Hulk and threaten Dr. Sterns AKA Mr. Blue.
In the alternate opening of the movie, Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) walks on top of a glacier, and pulls out an older Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver. He aims the gun and cocks the hammer, only to transform into the Hulk, and crush the gun in his hand. This early Model 10 appears to have had the standard 4-inch barrel cut down to about 3-inches.
Emil Blonsky's (Tim Roth's) weapon during the commando operations is a heavily modified Heckler & Koch MP5A3, fitted with a tri-rail and a Surefire flashlight with a IR filter and cover. Apparently this and the other strike team with Blonsky had tranquilizer ammo in their magazines before switching to live ammo (in the movie's universe, apparently they can swap between tranq and live ammo without modifying the weapon externally in any way).
Nearly all of the U.S. military personnel in the movie use M16A2 and M16A4 assault rifles, and mostly the latter. A close inspection of many of the rifles reveals that they have the removable carry handles (which have been left on in the movie), which means they're M16A4s.
M4A1 carbines are also used by the U.S. military personnel in the movie, and by one of the commandos in Brazil. During the shootout at the university, Blonsky briefly grabs an M4 dropped by one of the soldiers and empties it at Hulk futilely. All of the M4s in the movie seem to have the older-style stocks even though the 6-position stock is much more common today.
A Heckler & Koch G36C is used by one of the commandos. The actor playing this particular commando is Al Vrkljan, who was also one of the movie's armorers. Mr. Vrkljan has also posted on IMFDB and provided much of the info on particular types of weapons seen here, for which IMFDB is extremely grateful!
An M134 Minigun is mounted in the doorway of the CH-53 helicopter and fired at the Abomination unsuccessfully.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingGE M134 with flash suppressor, 7.62x51mmError creating thumbnail: File missingGeneral Ross (William Hurt) orders the door gunner in the Sea Stallion to fire at the Abomination with his M134 Minigun. Note the GE barrel clamp.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe door gunner blasts away at the abomination with the Minigun. Note the DA barrel clamp/flash suppressor.Error creating thumbnail: File missingBetty Ross (Liv Tyler) shouting a warning to Hulk from the crashed helicopter; note that she's grasping the barrels of the Minigun with her bare hand. Considering that the weapon has just been firing on full-auto for an extended period of time, it would be impossible for her to do this in real life without badly burning her hand. And we are back to the GE barrel clamp.
Some of the soldiers in the movie use multi-shot grenade launchers to fire at Hulk, including Emil Blonsky. These are Defense Technologies 37mm launchers visually modified to resemble the Milkor MGL series, but they are clearly not the MGL (the shape of the stock, cylinders, and barrel, among other things, is completely off).
The soldiers who are chasing the Abomination, realizing the futility of firing at him with their M16s, grab an anti-tank rocket launcher from the back of their Humvee, but this also proves useless, because the Abomination grabs the rocket from the air. The launcher does not appear to be based on any type of existing weapon, but instead originates from the Nerf Titan AS-V.1 toy with cosmetic alterations. Ironically enough, Nerf released the Titan AS-1 with a green and silver color scheme as part of the Hulk Abomination Blaster set which is a tie-in with The Incredible Hulk movie.
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