The Incredible Hulk...Finally got around to renting it

Sheep

Sheep

Audioholic Warlord
Not sure, but it sounded like it went from somewhere in the 40s or so and swept down to mid to low 20s, because I can tell by some of the things that rattle in my house - they rattle at very specific frequencies (found that out with test tones). It was the fact that it was a fairly sustained tone and VERY powerful that made it so impressive IMO. It was on par with War of the Worlds for sheer shaking. I rewound it and replayed it about 5 times in a row :D
I JUST, watched that scene. Bottomed out Both of my 12s. Epic. Must buy better subwoofers...

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Gov

Senior Audioholic
Ok....just watch Max Payne and yes the bass is ridiculous in that on1 :D My Epik Phoenix handled it all with ease :D Although, I did not get a chance to watch/listen to the end credits, I will in a day or two. I still think the bass and the movie was better in The Hulk.
 
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Buckeye_Nut

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That version of the Hulk is much better than the one that came out a few years ago. I really enjoyed it, Ed Norton is a great actor.
I agree...

I liked the sequel better than the first too!! For what the movie is.....I thought it was a lot of fun and it exceeded my expectations.
 

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