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| On the lam scientist, Bruce Banner, is tracked by special ops one of whom has a similar transformation thing going. Re-invention of the Hulk franchise concentrates more on the action. Tim Roth makes a suitably slimy nemesis for the green angry one. Ultimately fails because the two CGI thingies slugging it out at the finale lack any kind of personality. See also Hulk (2003). |
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![]() | 13th June 2008 Cinema 113 mins 2.35:1 | |
![]() | 13th June 2008 Cinema 113 mins 2.35:1 | |
![]() | 13th October 2008 DVD 108 mins 2.35:1 | |
![]() | 21st October 2008 DVD 113 mins 2.35:1 | |
![]() | 21st October 2008 Blu-Ray 113 mins 2.35:1 |
![]() | Bruce Banner |
![]() | Betty Ross |
![]() | Emil Blonsky |
![]() | Gen. Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross |
![]() | Samuel Sterns/Mr. Blue |
![]() | Dr. Samson |
![]() | Major Kathleen Sparr |
![]() | Medical Technician |
![]() | Tony Stark |
![]() | Security Guard/voice of The Incredible Hulk |
![]() | Aikido Instructor |
![]() | Guatemalan Trucker |
![]() | Female Reporter |
![]() | Milwaukee Man Drinking From Bottle |
![]() | NYC Cab Driver |
![]() | General Joe Greller |
![]() | Martina |
![]() | Tough Guy Leader |
![]() | Stanley |
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