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William Hurt

The Incredible Hulk (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 20 October 2008
I’m pretty sure I wasn’t the only person in the world who wondered why they would revisit the severely tainted Hulk series so soon. QUALITY: Great.  The picture is amazing and the sounds is completely rattling.... Read more
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The Legend of Sasquatch

Submitted on 20 October 2008
When the Davis family move to the woods above Seattle they discover a family of Sasquatch living nearby but with a new dam built on the river the Sasquatch and their way of life become threatened.  Can the Davis family help save the Sasquatch from the troubles to come or will a pesky hunter bent ... Read more
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The Legend of Sasquatch

When the Davis family move to the woods above Seattle they discover a family of Sasquatch living nearby but with a new dam built on the river the Sasquatch and their way of life become threatened.  Can the Davis family help save the Sasquatch from the troubles to come or will a pesky hunter bent ... Read more
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Dark City (BLU-RAY)

Submitted on 26 July 2008
Dark City was born of the dark and gloomy surreal movies of the mid to late 80s.  Directed by the person who, arguably, launched that trend with The Crow, Dark City doesn’t quite hit on the levels that The Crow did, but it does hit on a few that it never reached.... Read more
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Dark City

Dark City was born of the dark and gloomy surreal movies of the mid to late 80s.  Directed by the person who, arguably, launched that trend with The Crow, Dark City doesn’t quite hit on the levels that The Crow did, but it does hit on a few that it never reached. ... Read more
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The Incredible Hulk

Mild-mannered scientist Bruce Banner has been traveling the globe in search of the antidote that will allow him to break free from his primal alter ego, but both the warmongers who long to exploit him for their own gain and a horrific creature known as The Abomination are determined to stop him f... Read more
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The Incredible Hulk

Submitted on 12 June 2008
Bruce Banner, still wandering, looks for a way to free himself of The Hulk. Like the television show, which the film borrows heavily from, Banner is always shy of finding a definitive answer to his condition but must battle his way through local trouble as well as trouble from his past.... Read more
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