I miss the signature ears.

I loved him in the Hulk movie, he got the villain's role down and I wouldn't mind him returning in the future, maybe as the Leaders little pawn in the next Hulk movie, and if Norton and his Hulk returns I will be one happy comic book fan :D

I got to post this on Hulkspace!

Sweet, i can't wait to see him return

As long as they keep this tie in thing going and keep doing as well as they have, I think we'll see a few franchises birthed from these.  
 
I'm glad to see Tim back.

I love Tim Roth.  I have always enjoyed him in films until I saw this one.  He just didn't was not believable in the role.  The key problem was his character just wasn't a believe military guy.  He was too erratic  and cartoon evil to be a believed.

Tim Roth played an awesome Abomination, but if they make a sequel to Incredible Hulk, I'd rather see the Leader as the villain considering how it was implied Samuel Sterns was turned into him near the end of the first movie.

"Tim Roth played an awesome Abomination, but if they make a sequel to Incredible Hulk, I'd rather see the Leader as the villain considering how it was implied Samuel Sterns was turned into him near the end of the first movie. "

Any and every opportunity see two huge dudes beat the crap out of each other is pretty much my ticket sold.

yeah A-bomb coming back

"I miss the signature ears. "

Awesome

Abomination was awesome, only missing those ears.

I'm wondering why they didn't simply specify which movie he was appearing in, I would love to have it as a confirmation that there will be an Incredible Hulk sequel (as long as the cast is back)

The director decided not to make him have the ears and fish type gimmic because it didn't make sense to him.
 
" I really wanted to wrap my head around the original scaley-with-big-ears monster that was in the comic book, but I couldn’t justify it. The guy isn’t crossed with a fish; he’s not crossed with a lizard. Just like the Hulk he’s an über-human — his body, everything, grows out. And the way he gets injected with the serum, he’s shot in the skin and the muscles, and shot inside the spine. That makes his bones grow thicker and bigger and longer, making him a super-weapon."   from 
http://reelsuave.com/2008/03/14/the-incredible-hulk-exclusive-director-on-hulk-secrets/
 
I have to agree with him, the fish ear'd thing was great for the 60's(was that when he was introduced?), but now it doesn't make as much sense.
 
Still, I thought Abomination was awesome, Tim Roth is great and I'd love to see him return.

It'd be cool if he evolved since we last saw him into the Abomination we all know and love from the comics.

am kool with it  as long as edward norton stays the hulk 

I wish he had the ears too. Whether it's in a sequel to The Incredible Hulk or in the Avengers movie - I'm just psyched in general to see the Hulk coming back - hopefully played by Norton.

About the design of A-bomb... I've ready what the director said before, and I still don't buy it. Having no ears at all makes more sense than having pointy ones? Really? And you don't have to be crossed with a fish to have scales. There's a couple of human skin disorders that gives the apperance of scales. Being injected through the skin with a gamma iradiated formula might cause some skin problems, you know. And it's not like the rest of the look iwas very realistic. And there was no reason at all not to make him green.
 
I just think they liked the idea of designing a villain on their own.

I love the scene when Abo is shot with a rocket launcher, he grabs the missile an crush it against his chest XD 
 
liked Abomination in the film better than the comic one to be honest

SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!

"I miss the signature ears. " 

I thought he was decent, but this was my biggest beef too. You don't take a characters signature characteristic away. I know it's fanboyish to complain about visual appearance changes in movies, but common...there are things you totally must retain. Can you have Doc Ock without tentacles? What about Wolverine without claws? That’s their main way of identifying them. Well...Creature from the Black Lagoon on steroids or not...I wanted my Abomination with ears!

He was a cool Hulk villian and worth seeing him again

I enjoyed Tim Roth as Emil Blonsky. And I REALLY love the way they made Abomination, and Hulk for that matter. I'm a HUGE fan of The Incredible Hulk film and really wish they were a lot more assuring of the franchise's future (like how RDJ and Favreau were enthusiastic about the Iron Man franchise).  
 
This does kind of coincide with Kevin Feige saying there will be Hulk characters in the Avengers film. Unless they plan Abomination for someone else, which I'm ALLLLLL for. I love the mix and mashing here. It's only right for Marvel to have their characters cross paths in the films like they do in the comics. Not to mention I love the fact they make it a point to get the same actors for the roles. It only adds to the continuity.  
 
All I have to say is that it seemes everybody is excited about these things. Downey Jr. and Favreau along with Marvel announced the sequel the day after the first Iron Man film was released. Louis Leterrier wants to get back in the mix for another Hulk film and has actually said he'd love to do Avengers. Tim Blake Nelson wants to return as Samuel Sterns/Leader and here we have Tim Roth returning as Emil Blonsky/Abomination. The only one that isn't sure is the one that's killing me the most, and that's Edward Norton.
 

I'd like to see a partnership between Abomination and Leader in a movie.  They could have the Leader  trying to get a physically powerful body like the Hulk while keeping his intellect intact and using the Abomination to capture Hulk, and Abomination could be helping the Leader in exchange for him finding a way for Blonsky to be able to change back and forth between human and Abomination forms at will.  That would be a reasonable way to do it.

Good Stuff, I really hope they get Norton on board for the Avengers I couldn't see anyone elce doing his part now it would be a massive blow to the initiative

" About the design of A-bomb... I've ready what the director said before, and I still don't buy it. Having no ears at all makes more sense than having pointy ones? Really? And you don't have to be crossed with a fish to have scales. There's a couple of human skin disorders that gives the apperance of scales. Being injected through the skin with a gamma iradiated formula might cause some skin problems, you know. And it's not like the rest of the look iwas very realistic. And there was no reason at all not to make him green. I just think they liked the idea of designing a villain on their own. "

Roth was great in the film. I think his performance shows that he'd be excited about returning to the role.

that's what i'm saying, loki, abomination, red skull and maybee others to make up the masters of evil