The Incredible Hulk

There are frequent scenes of fantasy violence in which Hulk fights another fantastical character called Abomination; during these fight sequences, the characters exchange crunchy blows and use chains and cars as weapons. In the aftermath of the fight, blood is visible on some bystanders' faces, but there is no empahsis on their injuries. The Hulk is also chased and attacked by the army who use a varitey of weapons in order to stop him, none of which cause any harm to him.

There are frequent scenes of fantasy violence in which Hulk fights another fantastical character called Abomination; during these fight sequences, the characters exchange crunchy blows and use chains and cars as weapons.

The Hulk is chased and attacked by the army who use a variety of weapons in order to stop him, none of which cause any harm to him. The central character's transformation into the Hulk may scare younger viewers.

There is a single use of moderate bad language ('bitch'), which is directed at a woman, as well as uses of mild bad language such as 'piss' and 'ass'.

There is a mild sex reference when Dr Banner explains to his girlfriend that he 'can't get too excited' whilst kissing her, in case he transforms. A couple are seen kissing and ambracing, although no sexual activity is shown.

There is a mild drug reference when Dr Banner likens being the Hulk to having ‘poured a litre of acid into my brain’.

In the aftermath of a large fight, blood is visible on some bystanders' faces, but there is no empahsis on their injuries.

Soldiers smoke cigars and drink alcohol.