Nate’s 10 Words on The Incredible Hulk (2008)
“Incredible Hulk looks like a bigger version of Yoda, lol.”
“Incredible Hulk looks like a bigger version of Yoda, lol.”
“Tony Stark stinks so bad in pants with rotten cheese.”
“I like it when they fall from the thin rocks.”
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“I like that JoJo spoke around 3X during the movie.”
Imagine a more extreme and far more graphic version of Deliverance expect replace Burt & Co. with a young couple and the rednecks with a gang of British youths. Disturbing violent at times. A realistic view of peer pressure and watching a bad situation escalating to the worst scenario possible.
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