The geekosphere is abuzz with speculation that Bruce Banner's angry alter ego will meet up with the Guardians of the Galaxy, writes Ben Child

Louis Leterrier's The Incredible Hulk topped the US box office at the weekend, but with a lower opening than its much-maligned Ang Lee-directed predecessor

This week's roundup of the film clips is all about seeing red (or green, in the case of the Hulk)

Ang Lee, the director of the highly-anticipated film adaptation of the Hulk, has come clean on how he directed the action for his CGI protagonist: he did it himself.

Here we go again. In the middle of a golden age in American television, film-makers are still obsessed with the medium's dark ages, the 1970s. Only this week, Ben Stiller signed on to star in the big-screen remake of Starsky and Hutch, to be directed by Todd Phillips, who brought us the unedifying Road Trip. Meanwhile, over at Universal, the classier (or middle-classier) Ang Lee has been brought in to spruce up the studio's rehash of The Incredible Hulk.