Golden state warriors broom pictures movie#

In the first film and to a lesser degree this one we were given details about why Hellboy has faith in humanity and would chose not to serve his purpose. The villain Prince Nuada is weak, we don't see any method to his madness other than the fact that the plot dictates that he be the antagonist. Well we spend too much time in the fantasy that we forget the fact that this Golden Army is a threat to reality. Hellboy is a creature alive in our world, Del Torro tries to tell us that our world is nothing more than a division of fantasy and reality.

I felt it took too many liberties against the original concepts of Hellboy.

Golden state warriors broom pictures movie#

The plot is really the weakest thing this movie has going for it.

Visually I can't complain about them because they are amazing but they serve little purpose to the story. I don't mind this per say but these characters just don't have much to do, they are there really to look at rather than them having significance. Del Torro constantly wants to remind you that he directed Pan's Labyrinth because visually the creatures look like they were leftovers from that film. I felt as if we didn't see enough of Big Red or maybe we did we just didn't get to see the most of the talents. He is an interesting character but he is overshadowed by this lackluster plot and the world around it. Ron Perlman doesn't deliver catch phrases or gun down bad guys for the sake of doing so. The mythology and the character are such the opposite of the main stream and to Hellboy II's credit so is this movie. Hellboy is the most unique character to appear in your comic book shop. Ron Perlman who is terrific as Hellboy doesn't have anything truly interesting to say or do, the world around him is magical but the plot isn't. I would take Guillmero Del Torro in the director's chair any time any place, but Hellboy II shows that he is not without his flaws. He has created some of the most fascinating creatures that traditional Hollywood doesn't have the guts or inclination to ever assemble. Del Torro's imagination is a beautiful thing.