Full 'Incredible Hulk' Trailer Hits the 'Net

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Thu Mar 13, 2008 — by Chris Ullrich

Full 'Incredible Hulk' Trailer Hits the 'Net

Hulk smash now!

I first brought you word of the upcoming trailer for the new Incredible Hulk movie last week when it was originally announced. Then yesterday, there was a sneak-peek available that showed some great bits from it to whet your appetite for the release of the full trailer.

And now, the wait is over and the actual full trailer is finally here and posted over at MTV's website.

I won't say more about the new trailer except that if the movie turns out half as good as the trailer looks, its gonna be a really fun ride. Check it out below or at MTV's website if you want to see it in High-Def.

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mike weber (5:04 PM on Thu Mar 13, 2008)

Haven't been following anything about this - is that the Abomination?

Rick Marshall (5:21 PM on Thu Mar 13, 2008)

The creature Hulk's fighting? Yep, that's him.

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