The Star of an Early Marvel Misfire Admits It Was Ruined by Ambition
Thanks to the success of Bryan Singer’s X-Men and Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, virtually every recognizable comic book property was plunged into active development and brought to the screen as quickly as possible to capitalize on the boom, with Ang Lee’s Hulk just one of many to fall by the wayside. A sequel was tentatively planned for a May 2005 release before the opener had even made its way to theaters, only for an underwhelming box office haul of $245 million to end any hopes of a franchise. A 62 percent Rotten Tomatoes…