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Originally Posted by g99
1.In one comic where the hulk is battling Wolverine it was revealed that the hulks invulnerability is not because he get stronger as he gets hurt, it is that he has a extreemly fast healing rate.
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Ah -- I guess the phrasing in my review was rather ambiguous. When I said that Unobtainium gets stronger the more pressure it's subjected to, "just like the Hulk," I was referring to the Hulk's old addage, "The madder Hulk gets, the stronger Hulk gets!"
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Originally Posted by g99
2. The Unobtanium was mentioned early in the film that it turns heat and pressure into energy. So Keyes was just repeating what was mentioned earlier.
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Oops, I missed that. They must've said it too quickly. I still wanna know how turning it into "energy" automatically means it produces electricity, though.
There's one other nitpick I should have put in my review, but forgot to: When the space shuttle was gliding in toward Los Angeles, its descent angle was
way too shallow. In real life, the space shuttle has a glide path like a bowling ball -- it doesn't so much "glide" in as undergo a controlled fall. (In fact, to mimic the lift and drag characteristics of the space shuttle while training its pilots, they take them up to 30,000 feet altitude in a specially modified business jet, then put down full flaps, full spoilers, all air brakes, and
run the engines in reverse.)