1) Spelling error:
the smallest move could elad to ....
lead not elad. Obviously.
2) I did like the view into Banner's head. +1
3)
As soon as the small and fragile form of Bruce Banner doubled over the bullets started firing, soldiers moving around him as quickly as possible to evacuate nearby dwellings. What they didn't realize was that the worst thing they could possibly have done would be to shoot at him. As he doubled over his fists went down onto the ground, however instead of the pavement standing firm it was broken by the impact of the two growing and now green fists. He looked up at them, anger in his eyes as he did so, bones grinding and clicking into place as his entire form changed. Then as he stood tall he ripped off what was left of his shirt in what could only be described as a roar. He then turned to look at Ross.
In tense action scenes shorter sentences convey quickness, a sense of dire-ness, not having enough time to react. I found myself immersed until this point (That I bolded). In my opinion something like:
The small and fragile form of Bruce Banner doubled over. Bullets started to fire. Soldiers moved around him quickly. Seeking to evacuate all they could. Green fists hit the ground. Pavement caved from the force. Broken, shattered, ruined. Green eyes full of anger looked up. Bones grinding and clicking into place. Banner was gone. Hulk stood up. Shirt tearing off as his great chest expanded. His earth shaking roar filled the room. Then silence as he turned to Ross.But again, that's just my opinion. But I still thought it was good. Very interesting (despite the fact I'm not a fan of the Hulk/Banner)