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This movie was so cool to me as a kid. Hulk was my favorite at the time too. I loved how it implemented body horror and monster movie elements here. The fight scenes were so grisly and funā€¦ I vividly remember cringing when Hulk choked Abomination out with the chain links. The special features on the DVD were cool as hell too. Deleted scenes, character bios, CGI breakdowns (my favorite part). Oh and the CGI for Hulk was absolutely insane tooā€¦ They had some R-rated scenes they cut like when Bruce Banner went to an isolated location to shoot the hulk out of himself. Very dark but this was done in a comic run before if I remember right. Anyway, I think Iā€™m partially just nostalgic for this movie but I kind of miss the uniqueness each Marvel movie had back then.
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