Parents guide

Bruce Banner's buttocks are briefly seen.

When Bruce becomes Hulk, his clothes are ripped.

Several scenes are shown with animals being medically experimented on.

A coworker is accidentally shocked in an experiment. A man then steps in to shield him from unleashed gamma rays and takes the full brunt of them himself (but turns out not to have been harmed).

The Hulk fights mutated dogs, and they explode in green sprays when he destroys them.

A man is caught in an explosion and presumably killed, it shown in a very cartoonish manner.

Hulk fights a mutated human who can absorb energy, however they are attacked with a large bomb and the fighting stops.

A frog begins to rapidly swell during an experiment. It explodes with a brief blood spurt. Kind of gory and likely to upset younger/more sensitive viewers

Level of violence: 7/10. Strong violence.

PG-13 violence type: blood and gore.

Disturbing violence.

The Hulk fights the military, tossing tanks and soldiers aside, and he is shot at with small and heavy arms fire. Several of these scenes are prolonged and intense.

One use of hell.

One use of crap.

The words "ass", "damn" and "shit" are used twice.

2 uses of "ass."

1 use of "goddamn."

2 uses of "shit."

In a conversation between Bruce and Betty, Bruce takes a few sips of a beer bottle.

The ending can be intense, as the fighting is dramatic.

A few jump scares.

The opening credits of a starfish being amputated and growing back may be disturbing to some audience, particularly children.

Animal experimentation is extensively shown.

Due to the arthouse feel and mostly humorless tone, it is considered to be one of the most bleak Marvel films.

The gamma dogs fight and claw the Hulk.

The primary villain of the movie can be very scary when he uses his powers, especially when he transforms into an electric monster.

The many fight sequences throughout are intense.