New 'Incredible Hulk' Film Footage

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Sat May 24, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

New 'Incredible Hulk' Film Footage

Hulk vs. Helicopter: Was there ever any question?

MTV Movies Blog recently posted a new clip from The Incredible Hulk, featuring a meeting between Betty Ros (Liv Tyler) and Hulk interrupted by a trigger-happy attack helicopter.

So, my question: Do the Hulk effects look better or worse this time around? I've posted some screenshots from the high-definition version of the trailer after the jump.

You can watch the high-definition version of the clip here.

The Incredible Hulk hits theaters June 13.

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mike weber (5:29 PM on Sat May 24, 2008)

In the Real World, a pilot who opened fire in a situation like that - assuming he survived, as it appears this yahoo likely doesn't - would probably be lucky if all that happened to him was a court-martial...

russ carreiro (12:43 AM on Sun May 25, 2008)

Hmmm, guess its a good thing that this is a movie about an 8 foot green monster or we might have some "believability" issues.

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