Hellboy (2004)
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It's Hell Without It
Boy! Was I not disappointed! This was the best wall smashing, heart pounding, pure awesomeness ever!
I walked out of the theater thinking: Why can't other movies be as good as this?
From the beginning to the end this movie rocked! I can't say enough go... read more
Hell of a boy!
''Well let's see - there was that moment, when I had the train on top of my head...''
In 1945, a Nazi secret society summons a demon, but the ritual is disrupted and the creature taken by Professor Bruttenholm (Hurt). Now Hellboy, the star employee of the US Bureau For Paranormal Research And Defence, must stop evil monk man Rasputi... read more
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“A Hellboy literalmente lo salva el poder de Cristo.
La verdad es que esta dominguera, no se, como que Del Toro no tenia muchas pretensiones con esto más allá de hacer una peli de acción con dos que tres escenas de horror sobrenatural-lovecraftiano. Encima por alguna razón, pensó que la gente quería ver más acerca del triangulo amoroso entre Hellboy, el simp y la gótica y menos monstruos o magia oscura (Encima usan al mismo mono siempre porque no tenían suficiente para diseñar más). De lo peorcito de su filmo, no me sorprende que sea de lo menos querido de la misma.” read more
" "My uncle used to say that we like people for their qualities but we love them for their defects." Written by Guillermo del Toro and Peter Briggs Music by Marco Beltrami Cinematography by Guillermo Navarro Editing by Peter Amundson"
One of the best comic book films
“Towards the end of World War II, the Nazis engage in efforts to win the war through means of invoking the paranormal. They attempt to open a "portal" for seven beings who are meant to invoke the apocalypse on Earth, but a U.S. Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense is on hand to stop them before they get too far. They do not stop them as quickly as they'd like, however, and the U.S. troops soon discover that a bizarre infant, part devil, part man, red, with horns and the demonic works, with a large right hand made of indestructible stone, has gotten through. They acquire the infant, we go forward in time to the late 20th Century, and most of the film concerns an adult Hellboy still working in conjunction with the U.S. government to help battle monsters and the paranormal.
Hell” read more
"Just because you’re a devil, doesn’t mean you can’t kick some serious evil ass. Your actions don’t determine who you are."
" Directed by: Guillermo Del Toro Produced by: Lawrence Gordon, Mike Richardson, and Lloyd Levin Written by: Guillermo Del Toro and Peter Briggs Based on charecters created by: Mike Mignola Cinematography: Guillermo Navarro Edited by: Peter Amundson Music by: Marco Beltrami Distributed by: Columbia Pictures"
"Re-watch - May 2nd Pretty sure I haven't seen either Hellboy movie since 2008, and I figured the kiddo would probably dig them. I was right. I still dig the characters and the world-building. The sequel is more fun overall than this one and has more interesting creatures, but both films are solidly entertaining."