Hulk (Home Theater Review)
Bruce Banner, a genetics researcher with a tragic past, suffers massive radiation exposure in his laboratory that causes him to transform into a raging green monster when he gets angry.
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Video Review
This is a 4K UHD disc so it comes with the expected level of a great picture. And even though this was a great 4K reproduction of the original movie, its age is showing. And some people may not be able to see past the 2003 level of special effects and green screening. For this reason, I can't give the video a perfect Dad Score.
Sound Review
To say that I was pleaseantly surprised by the surround sound mix of this movie would be a massive under-statement. I wasn't expecting much because Hulk is such an old movie. But the surround sounds were loud enough for you to hear them. And it seemed like they put real effort into this movie's sound design. It really made for better immersion into the movie. Great surrounds are supposed to enhance a movie watching experience and this movie does NOT dissappoint!
Summary
Just go buy it already and thank me later. You're welcome.
Watch the Movie Trailer
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Movie Review Results
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Video Format:
4k UHD -
Speaker Arrangement:
7.5.4 -
Audio Format:
DTS-HD -
Video Rating:

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Surround Sound Rating:

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Home Theater Rating:

Test Equipment
The Audio/Video Equipment
- A/V Receiver: Marantz Cinema 50
- Powered Amp: Emotiva BasX A5
- Bass Amp: Dayton Audio BSA-200 Amp with 4 Aura Pro Bass Shakers
- Blu-ray Player: Sony UBP-X700
- TV: Samsung QN90B 85" Neo QLED
- Media Source: Plex Media Server
- 4K Video Streamer: nVidia Shield Pro
The Speakers
Movie
Movie Details
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Directors
Ang Lee -
Runtime
2h 18m -
Country
USA -
Release Date
June 20, 2003 -
Age Rating
PG-13







