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HELLBOY & HELLBOY II - 19/3/2007 11:22:16 AM   
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 Anybody else love this film, the cheesy one lines, the supercool bad guys and the insanley wicked plot, tell me I'm not alone here.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 12:15:28 PM   
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Very cool film. I loved it, although before hand I had my doubts. It's clearly a B-type-movie but it's entertaining as Hell!


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 5:02:44 PM   
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 Its one of the worst marvel films I have seen. I found it boring and thought Hellboy was a not a very intresting character.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 6:03:00 PM   
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Its one of the worst marvel films I have seen. I found it boring and thought Hellboy was a not a very intresting character.

if your gonna say it's crap at least get your facts right, it's not a marvel film, it's based on a Dark Horse comic, sheesh

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 7:10:47 PM   
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 I missed Hellboy at the cinema but the reviews I read were fairly positive citing the films dedication to character above action. Reading this, I decided to get the Director's Cut on DVD so anything I have to say about the film comes from seeing the DC as I never saw the Theatrical Version.

I'd never read the comics but the premise fascinated me. A demon that works and lives with humans battling monsters from Hell. What's not to like? As soon as the film started, I was drawn in. The WWII opening with US GI's storming a Nazi occult ceromony is the kind of thing that would have had me paying for the ticket alone. If they ever make a 'Wolfenstein' film, it should be like that.

 
The reviews were right, the film does care more about its characters than the action. This is a character piece and the film takes time to establish them and their relationships. Hellboy is your classic anti-hero. While he cares about Liz and his father, he acts like the 'lone gunmen' of so many films. He thinks he's Mad Max, Snake Plisken, The Man With No Name....but with red skin and a fist made of rock and despite his chronological age he has the maturity of the a 17 year old. The arrogance, the self confidence and the cockiness. Plus a hankering for nachos.

For me though, it's Meyers that really sells the film to me and I'm worried to hear he may not be in the sequel. It's through his eyes that we're introduced to this world, the monsters, the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defence as well as Hellboy's allies. As Professor Broom says, he's the young knight struggling to prove his worth - a Galahad to Hellboy's cocksure Lancelot. It's also through him that you learn that Hellboy, despite his bravado, cares about his fellow Bureau teammates as he risks life and rocky limb for them as well as mourning their death whenever they die, especially if he's too blame. On top of that, his rebellious streak often distances him from government officials and his father who he clearly loves and respects despite his attitude.
 
 
In fact his presence at Broom's funeral, isolated and alone is one of the film's most powerful images especially with the score playing over it as you realise that despite the friends and family he has, he really is alone. The other characters such as Liz and Abe, while interesting in their own way, suffer from having Myers and 'Red' front and centre but hopefully the sequel will them their time to shine.


The bad guys such as Rasputin and co are a tad underwritten. Nazi occult lore and such should be fascinating but their motivations at releasing the monster Gods and such are a tad vague as is them wanting to bring about the end of the world. Del Toro however though throws enough powerful imagery at you to make you forget this and it works to an extent but a rushed final act with a silly CGI monster is some what underwhelming considering what has gone before.
 
 
Either way, it's a thoroughly enjoyable film and, from what I've heard, true to the source material so I for one can't wait for a sequel and The Golden Army sounds like it's going to be better than the first.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 8:17:59 PM   
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 Way over the top, totally cheesey, maybe intentionally crap, and i loved it. A real switch off and just enjoy it for what it is kind of film

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 8:24:24 PM   
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 HellBoy is a great movie. Made with love and care by Del Toro and with the full co-operation of creator Mignola. That shows.
The film is peppered with suspenseful, well-executed action scenes and boasts a uniformly excellent cast. (Well, almost, the actor who played Myers, the character written in to assume the view of the audience, irritated me.) The effects are also impressive, especially in the fight-scenes between our surly red hero and the demon Samael. The final showdown between HellBoy and the extra-terrestrial god that rips from the body of Rasputin (a superb Karel Roden) is a knock-out.
I was glad to see that even though it didn't exactly rock the house at the box-office, many people still had good enough taste to pick it up on dvd, and as a result the sequel, The Golden Army, has been greenlit. Count me in.
By the way, I recently purchased the animated HellBoy feature Sword Of Storms, I recommend it to any fan of the live-action film as well as the comic.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 9:40:37 PM   
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Its one of the worst marvel films I have seen. I found it boring and thought Hellboy was a not a very intresting character.


its not a marvel film! this coming from the guy who likes my super ex girlfriend nontheless


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 10:45:56 PM   
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ORIGINAL: mrdoom14

Its one of the worst marvel films I have seen. I found it boring and thought Hellboy was a not a very intresting character.


It's not Marvel comics....


Loved it. Lovingly made by Del Toro, and in a very supernatural, Ghostbusters (kind of) vibe to it, i.e, creepy Monsters. And Selma Blaire is in it...Hubba Hubba!!
Loved Abe Sapien, stunning make up and acted brilliantly, and Hellboy himself was great.

Best line? To Liz -
"I wish I could do something about this...(points to his own face to make us think he's saying he's ugly and he knows it) but I can't.....but I promise you two things....One? Ill always look this good....."


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 10:56:16 PM   
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Best line? To Liz -
"I wish I could do something about this...(points to his own face to make us think he's saying he's ugly and he knows it) but I can't.....but I promise you two things....One? Ill always look this good....."




That's a great line, emotional and jovial at the same time.

I also loved that crowd pleaser moment where Hellboy is suddenly ripped away from Liz and Myers by the huge tentacle...
"How big can it be?"

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:04:07 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Kazuya

I also loved that crowd pleaser moment where Hellboy is suddenly ripped away from Liz and Myers by the huge tentacle...
"How big can it be?"


That was great!
The one thing that convinced me that so much love went into this movie was watching the DVD extra's when Del Toro is showed a maquette of Abe Sapien and it's such a beautiful sculpt and statue that it makes him cry! Love it when someone is so passionate about the craft that they get like that!

And Abe was cool! It will be interesting to hear how Doug Jones does the voice for the second movie instead of David Hyde Pierce.


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:14:19 PM   
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 I was wondering about getting 'Sword of Storms' and Kazuya is convincing me.

The Director's Cut is a beautiful set and Del Toro's enthuiasm and passion is infectious.

Plus while some may consider 'Red''s one-liners cheesey, I love them.

"Hey Myers, you're a talker. What's a good word, a solid word for "need"?"
"Well, "need" is a good, solid word."
"Nah. Too needy."
 
And how come David Hyde Pierce isn't going to do the vocals for Abe in Hellboy II?


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:16:50 PM   
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That was great!
The one thing that convinced me that so much love went into this movie was watching the DVD extra's when Del Toro is showed a maquette of Abe Sapien and it's such a beautiful sculpt and statue that it makes him cry! Love it when someone is so passionate about the craft that they get like that!

And Abe was cool! It will be interesting to hear how Doug Jones does the voice for the second movie instead of David Hyde Pierce.



I agree completely, this is indeed the work of a man who truly loves the source material and his enourmous dedication really shines through in the supplemental material and on the commentary track. I know what you mean about Del Toro's reaction to the Abe Sapien piece, it clearly shows his sincerity. And he was right, the design is quite beautiful and the finished body-suit is perfect. It will be a little strange to see The Golden Army with Doug Jones doing the voice, instead of Hyde-Pierce, but like I mentioned in an earlier post I recently bought the animated Hellboy feature, Sword Of Storms, and Jones did a good job voicing his character in that. Have you seen it yet?


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:19:03 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Timon

I was wondering about getting 'Sword of Storms' and Kazuya is convincing me.

The Director's Cut is a beautiful set and Del Toro's enthuiasm and passion is infectious.

Plus while some may consider 'Red''s one-liners cheesey, I love them.

"Hey Myers, you're a talker. What's a good word, a solid word for "need"?"
"Well, "need" is a good, solid word."
"Nah. Too needy."
And how come David Hyde Pierce is going to do the vocals for Abe in Hellboy II?


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:19:55 PM   
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And how come David Hyde Pierce is going to do the vocals for Abe in Hellboy II?



Did you mean 'isn't'?

Not sure Timon, but I think he was asked to the re-visit the voice in the Animated movie and he was the only one who declined to pick up his role, all cast members returned to voice their characters except him. Doug Jones then stepped in and voiced Abe in the Animated movie and said that he expects to do the same for Hellboy 2. Apparently he says you can't tell the difference between the Abe voiced by David Hyde Pierce in the original Hellboy movie and Doug Jones himself voicing him in the Animated movie.


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:20:11 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Zaphod121

quote:

ORIGINAL: Timon

I was wondering about getting 'Sword of Storms' and Kazuya is convincing me.

The Director's Cut is a beautiful set and Del Toro's enthuiasm and passion is infectious.

Plus while some may consider 'Red''s one-liners cheesey, I love them.

"Hey Myers, you're a talker. What's a good word, a solid word for "need"?"
"Well, "need" is a good, solid word."
"Nah. Too needy."
And how come David Hyde Pierce isn't  going to do the vocals for Abe in Hellboy II?


Mabey I'm reading you wrong, but he's not


I have no idea what you're talking about?



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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:23:47 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Timon

quote:

ORIGINAL: Zaphod121

quote:

ORIGINAL: Timon

I was wondering about getting 'Sword of Storms' and Kazuya is convincing me.

The Director's Cut is a beautiful set and Del Toro's enthuiasm and passion is infectious.

Plus while some may consider 'Red''s one-liners cheesey, I love them.

"Hey Myers, you're a talker. What's a good word, a solid word for "need"?"
"Well, "need" is a good, solid word."
"Nah. Too needy."
And how come David Hyde Pierce isn't going to do the vocals for Abe in Hellboy II?


Mabey I'm reading you wrong, but he's not


I have no idea what you're talking about?



You cheacky bastard, Also another Hellboy Animated movie is coming out later this, it's called Blood & Iron, you can Pre-order it here click, I for one will definitly be checking this out (after I've seen Sword of Stroms)


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:24:42 PM   
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It will be a little strange to see The Golden Army with Doug Jones doing the voice, instead of Hyde-Pierce, but like I mentioned in an earlier post I recently bought the animated Hellboy feature, Sword Of Storms, and Jones did a good job voicing his character in that. Have you seen it yet?



I was going to order it on Saturday, but ended up buying The Green Mile and Iron Giant S.E's as they were in a sale!
So I'm waiting until I get paid and then will add it to my collection. You convinced me with your review and I trust your opinion enough Kaz you get it on that recommendation!
Like the idea of the cast, including John Hurt, reprising their roles.


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:27:02 PM   
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I have no idea what you're talking about?




Well edited Timon!


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:28:34 PM   
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 I hear that after Blood & Iron comes out, they might do an animated series

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:29:33 PM   
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Not sure Timon, but I think he was asked to the re-visit the voice in the Animated movie and he was the only one who declined to pick up his role, all cast members returned to voice their characters except him. Doug Jones then stepped in and voiced Abe in the Animated movie and said that he expects to do the same for Hellboy 2. Apparently he says you can't tell the difference between the Abe voiced by David Hyde Pierce in the original Hellboy movie and Doug Jones himself voicing him in the Animated movie.



Exactly, Jones was always meant to voice the role, at least according to himself, and David Hyde Pierce did indeed say that the character was Jones' when asked about the sequel. However, it is not entirely true that you can't tell the difference between their voices in the animated and live-action film, respectively. Hyde-Pierce has a very distinct voice.
But it's of little importance.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:33:38 PM   
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 So Kazuya, Sword of Storms was good?

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:49:25 PM   
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So Kazuya, Sword of Storms was good?



Yes, it's quite good. The animation is fluid and colourful and sticks very close to Mignola's original comics. The story, involving a heavy dose of samurai lore, is not perfect, but certainly very entertaining. It's a delight to hear the original cast doing their voices for this one as well, somehow it lifts it from the saturday morning cartoon feel of many animated feature films. Although I also took some enjoyment from the recent Ultimate Avengers animated films.

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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:53:33 PM   
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I was going to order it on Saturday, but ended up buying The Green Mile and Iron Giant S.E's as they were in a sale!
So I'm waiting until I get paid and then will add it to my collection. You convinced me with your review and I trust your opinion enough Kaz you get it on that recommendation!
Like the idea of the cast, including John Hurt, reprising their roles.



That's nice to hear.

Enjoy my friend.

Also, John Hurt is a genius. Utterly fantastic actor.


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RE: Hellboy - 19/3/2007 11:59:59 PM   
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 Hellboy is a great film.I too missed this at the cinema,but I really enjoyed it when I finally got to see the DVD...Perlman was great as usual,and Del Toro can really pull out all the stops even on a reasonably limited budget such as he was working with here...This is the difference between someone who knows what they are doing and a hack chancing his arm...Looking forward to Part II... 

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RE: Hellboy - 20/3/2007 12:09:19 AM   
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However, it is not entirely true that you can't tell the difference between their voices in the animated and live-action film, respectively. Hyde-Pierce has a very distinct voice.



When I read Doug Jones interview I kind of thought that may not be the case and he was exaggerating a touch!
David Hyde Pierce as you say has such a unique voice I think it would be instantly obvious it's not him!


Regarding the original Hellboy movie, one thing that stand's out for me, and with all Del Toro's films, is the use of colour. Loved it, Red (Hellboy), Blue (Abe), Yellow (night time), Greens, Blue again for Liz etc etc. Really well colour coded movie. Also loved Abe's tank and the office where it was based. Beautiful and gave the film a great graphic novel / comic book look.

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RE: Hellboy - 20/3/2007 12:11:52 AM   
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Hellboy is a great film.I too missed this at the cinema,but I really enjoyed it when I finally got to see the DVD...Perlman was great as usual,and Del Toro can really pull out all the stops even on a reasonably limited budget such as he was working with here...This is the difference between someone who knows what they are doing and a hack chancing his arm...Looking forward to Part II... 



Absolutely. Just think about how much fucking money Stephen Sommers spent on shit like The Mummy Returns and Van Helsing and then compare it to the quality of Hellboy, made for what, half the budget?

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RE: Hellboy - 20/3/2007 12:28:22 AM   
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When I read Doug Jones interview I kind of thought that may not be the case and he was exaggerating a touch!
David Hyde Pierce as you say has such a unique voice I think it would be instantly obvious it's not him!


Regarding the original Hellboy movie, one thing that stand's out for me, and with all Del Toro's films, is the use of colour. Loved it, Red (Hellboy), Blue (Abe), Yellow (night time), Greens, Blue again for Liz etc etc. Really well colour coded movie. Also loved Abe's tank and the office where it was based. Beautiful and gave the film a great graphic novel / comic book look.



Indeed, Hyde-Pierce has an immediately recognizable voice. He will always be Niles to me

You're right about the skilled use of colour in Hellboy, moody,rich images abound. That is very much a part of Del Toro's wonderful style of direction, he really is shaping into a master.

And Abe's tank was great . the green eggs were not so cool though..yuck.

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RE: Hellboy - 20/3/2007 1:42:07 AM   
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RE: Hellboy - 20/3/2007 8:56:46 AM   
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I'm a big fan of the movie apart from the rushed ending which is incoherrant at times. But other than the ending the journey to get there is thoroughly enjoyable with great performances throughout

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