New 'Incredible Hulk' Trailer

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New 'Incredible Hulk' Trailer

Edward Norton goes a-smashin' in first full-length trailer

The second trailer for this summer's The Incredible Hulk is up at Apple's trailer site. We get to see a lot more of the story, which looks to be lots of Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) running around the world, fleeing the military, then a string of battles.

Most notably, this trailer also shows a lot of Tim Roth as the Abomination, and how he gets to that point. Still a ton of question marks on this one that the trailer doesn't dispel, most notably whether the CGI is up to par on the big monsters, which is what everyone wants to see out of a Hulk movie anyway.

The trailer's also up at YouTube, which you can see right here.

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Glenn Hauman (9:06 PM on Thu May 1, 2008)

Ah... but the music!

Anonymous (3:51 AM on Fri May 2, 2008)

The Incredible Hulk poster (http://movies.ign.com/articles/866/866368p1.html) reminded me of the 1978 TV series with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno. Loved how the music in the trailer harkens back to the series' theme music, too.

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