The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989) poster
Legacy Marvel Film · Not part of the MCU

The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989)

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Arrested after a subway rampage, David Banner gets an unlikely defense attorney: blind lawyer Matt Murdock, moonlighting as the costumed Daredevil. Released in 1989, it’s a Marvel film that isn’t part of the MCU timeline, so it’s optional and stands on its own. At 1h 40m, it streams on Prime Video in the US.

IMDb5.8/10
Runtime1h 40m
Not part of the MCU. This Marvel title sits outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline. It’s listed here so you can find every Marvel film in one place.
Release dateMay 7, 1989
Runtime1h 40m
IMDb rating5.8/10
SeriesLegacy Marvel films
Post-credit sceneNo

Why it matters now

Introduced live-action Daredevil years before the Netflix series, a backdoor pilot that nearly launched a Daredevil show in 1989.

Where it fits in your watch

The Trial of the Incredible Hulk FAQ

Can you skip The Trial of the Incredible Hulk?

Yes. It’s not on the MCU timeline, so you won’t miss any MCU story by skipping it.

When was The Trial of the Incredible Hulk released?

The Trial of the Incredible Hulk was released on May 7, 1989.

Is The Trial of the Incredible Hulk part of the MCU?

No. The Trial of the Incredible Hulk is a Marvel film made outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so it isn’t on Marvel Studios’ official timeline.

Does The Trial of the Incredible Hulk have a post-credit scene?

No, The Trial of the Incredible Hulk has no post-credit scene.

Where to watch The Trial of the Incredible Hulk in the US

Streaming (subscription)Prime Video
Free with adsThe Roku Channel, Pluto TV, Tubi (more free Marvel)
Rent or buyAmazon

Where to watch The Trial of the Incredible Hulk outside the US

CountryStreamOther options
United KingdomNot includedRent: Apple TV, Amazon, Sky Store
CanadaPrime VideoFree: Tubi
IndiaNot includedNot available

Streaming availability last verified: October 16, 2026

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