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Kapow!
National Storytelling Week, 30 Jan - 6 Feb
Kapow! Engaging students through comic book heroes.
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Film Details
Year
2008
Duration
110 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
While other superheroes have had what seems like dozens of films devoted to them, the Hulk has less of a big-screen track record - his best-known movie portrayal until now being 2003's The Hulk, which although solidly entertaining, many fans felt didn't quite capture the real essence of their huge green hero. Now, however, a new Hulk movie is on its way - with scientist Bruce Banner in hiding while he tries to find a cure for the rages that transform him into a monster, but facing attempts to track him down both from the US military and arch-villain Emil Blonsky. With Edward Norton starring as Banner (and his destructive alter-ego), The Incredible Hulk is an action-packed treat for all movie-lovers.
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Contains frequent and intense scenes of moderate fantasy violence.
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