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blassterApr 12, 2019

Hellboy starts pretty well in the first half, good introduction of the villain, then hellboy and the BPRD, starting with good action and fighting scenes, but as the plot develops the movie begins to decline a lot, even the visual effects areHellboy starts pretty well in the first half, good introduction of the villain, then hellboy and the BPRD, starting with good action and fighting scenes, but as the plot develops the movie begins to decline a lot, even the visual effects are not so different from its predecessor of more than 10 years ago. Although the addition of interesting new characters that we did not see before the completely different approach to hellboy's paternal character lacks charisma and there seems to be no chemistry between hellboy and him.There's a lot of gore scenes that looks very cool but all of them feels very rushed without giving it the time to build up.
The interpretation of David Harbor is very convincing, even his makeup and prosthetics do not look bad at all, he did a very good job, probably the script and the direction in this new take are the problem. In the end it only becomes entertaining and fun moments, but without a doubt the vision of Guillermo del Toro was much more accurate to the characters and folklore that the comics transmitted.… Expand

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greenisgoodJul 15, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. TL;DR - Give it a pass and re-watch del Toro's version once more if you have and instead if you haven't.

After the reveals of the production issues this movie went through it is not surprising to see the movie dwindle in quality from minute one to the climax. Setting aside my love for del Toro and Ron Pearlman, I really do like David Harbour as an actor and as Hellboy as well. The first half of the movie got me in as the secret clans plotting, Prof Broom-Hellboy's interactions and the Foul Mouthed yet terrifying if you ever seen one Pig Creature back story were all pretty interesting.

What I did not like is the train wreck of the writing and a lot of what seemed like editing issues as I felt many scenes just ended abruptly, this really put me on edge as it kept increasing through out the film. Some plot points also started going in weird directions like King Arthur's Blood line/Hell Boy's Half Human Heritage and Excalibur's importance, though I am not sure whether this is cannon accurate; it just seemed to come out of no where.

The CGI was decent and I didn't see any problematic eyesore CGI through out, with one absolute stand out of Hellboy with the flaming sword riding the Dragon; I wish that was a more fleshed out scene than just a vision as that was spectacular.

I always liked Milla Jovovich because she is pretty and I have a special so bad it's good place in my heart for the earlier few Resident Evil Movies. Similarly she did a decent job, here as an over the top Vampy villainess Witch. The Creature effects also were well done for the most part, Baba Yaga's Home was a particular standout. Weirdest possession I have ever seen though; if they were going for a gross out creepy vibe they hit the nail for Alice's Spirit Possessions.

But sadly all in all the whole thing put together was a mismatched puzzle at best, or a painting that the longer you look at the more you start seeing glaring issues that take away from being as glorious it should be.… Expand

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Voodoo123Oct 25, 2019

+Fantastic cast
+Interesting story
+/-Mixed quality of visual effects -Pacing is all over the place -Tonally inconsistent -Underwhelming use of the franchise While I did enjoy Hellboy 2019 more than I expected, it failed to leave any lasting+Fantastic cast
+Interesting story
+/-Mixed quality of visual effects
-Pacing is all over the place
-Tonally inconsistent
-Underwhelming use of the franchise

While I did enjoy Hellboy 2019 more than I expected, it failed to leave any lasting impression... The editing and direction result in a film tone that flitters between horror,action,fantasy,comedy drama in such a way as to deliver an odd pacing that doesn't ever feel 'good enough'. Worth a peek if you have any interest in this kind of genre blend. Beware of the randomly intense and quite graphic gore sequences!… Expand

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Nima8btJul 17, 2019

There is lots of bad things about this movie and It starts with The stupid Story telling. Writers ignored the details in story and as some say Devil is in the details.
Lack of excitement in the battles makes you tired.
In the End, bad endingThere is lots of bad things about this movie and It starts with The stupid Story telling. Writers ignored the details in story and as some say Devil is in the details.
Lack of excitement in the battles makes you tired.
In the End, bad ending can force you to think what was the reason you watched Hellboy in a first place.… Expand

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JessthespiderJul 29, 2019

Blood, profanity, and some kinda eh effects make up this hellboy film and I late to the party shall say. It's pretty eh, the story was eh. The blood was nice but could not save this movie. I also think endgame kinda sealed it's fate to beBlood, profanity, and some kinda eh effects make up this hellboy film and I late to the party shall say. It's pretty eh, the story was eh. The blood was nice but could not save this movie. I also think endgame kinda sealed it's fate to be forgotten and overlooked. I think it's worth like a single watch. Maybe after a few drinks… Expand

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MonstrolegumeMay 26, 2019

The reboot is not as bad as everyone told me...but not as good as it could have been.

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lcamoviereviewsApr 19, 2019

Another year, another reboot. This time, it’s the red deviled superhero, Hellboy, getting the let’s try and do it over again approach. I have to start off by saying I was not happy at all when I found out that a reboot was coming instead ofAnother year, another reboot. This time, it’s the red deviled superhero, Hellboy, getting the let’s try and do it over again approach. I have to start off by saying I was not happy at all when I found out that a reboot was coming instead of a third and most likely final installment of Del Toro & Ron Perlman’s series. I very much enjoyed what Del Toro did with both films and Perlman’s Hellboy performance was just near perfect. It deserved a bookend film to tie everything up and create a solid trilogy. So, with that being said, I attempted to walk into this film with an open mind and not judge it from it’s previous films. I was successful at times but couldn’t help but think about what was done before when watching this reboot. There are moments in the film that work well and some not so much. We are treated to a dark but very quick and morbid opening with Ian McShane’s Professor Broom, taking the role over from the late John Hurt. McShane is a great actor but he is no John Hurt playing this role. Hurt’s interpretation was far better I think and enjoyed his much better. Broom talks about the origins of the Blood Queen (Milla Jovovich) and how King Arthur used excalibur to chop her to pieces and hide all of her body parts across the world in treasure chest containers. The opening works well enough but McShane just seems like he is rushing through dialogue during this which I found a little irritating. This is followed by Hellboy trying to recover a former partner who has been turned into a vampire. As the movie petals along, we are lead to explanations of the Blood Queen’s motivations to different set pieces with tons of blood and gore. I was surprised by how much gore is shown throughout this film. It almost seemed a tad bit overboard especially in the final act when numerous creatures are just tearing through civilians and doing it in very morbid and disturbing ways. The humor seems to fall flat a lot at times and only found myself chuckling at some things Hellboy said. This is where the writing in Del Toro’s begins to show why it was superior. It just seems like this film was made for more of a B movie audience as some of dialogue is cheesy and over the top. I didn’t have any problem with the VFX like a lot of other critics seemed too. There were only moments where some things that didn’t look finished but don’t think they were any bad or worse then Del Toro’s with the exception of he used a lot more creature works then this film does. It just solely depends on VFX for the creatures instead of costume and design. Harbour is likable playing the part and think he holds up well to Perlman. Jovovich is ok here with sort of a campy performance but still does the job. All in all, the film has some moments that work but the problem here is you can’t help watching this and thinking we deserved a final film by Del Toro before we got something like this. Del Toro’s films were just made so much better and when you walk out of this film, it just seems like a cheaper and weaker script than what we have seen before. Grade: C-… Expand

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DubeauJul 13, 2019

The problem with this movie is that it doesn't live up to the film it reboots. Not in terms of story or quality. The story is recycling the origin story with some variants. The actors are fine in the movie, and surely a good aspect of theThe problem with this movie is that it doesn't live up to the film it reboots. Not in terms of story or quality. The story is recycling the origin story with some variants. The actors are fine in the movie, and surely a good aspect of the movie. Harbour doesn't have the same charisma and it's partially because his lines feel generic and with less humor. The action is very unequal, and tends more toward horror style than fantasy. Which I think is a mistake. The FX aren't on the top level here. Some composite effects are too apparent. The CGI of the creatures isn't always great. In that area, the movie is a complete failure to the previous movies. The music is fine. The audio is more than decent. I give it 48%. They should have continued with an original third film (even with the actors changing).… Expand

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InTrippyEntropyJul 3, 2019

I love the idea of Hellboy. I love monsters and Gore. But I need a story. I need a little bit of logic most of all, I need to understand and care about the characters to some degree. This is the story of Hellboy and his father running a sortI love the idea of Hellboy. I love monsters and Gore. But I need a story. I need a little bit of logic most of all, I need to understand and care about the characters to some degree. This is the story of Hellboy and his father running a sort of Men in Black assassinate all monster Enterprise. There are lots of special effects. Back-to-back-to-back. Lots of monsters. Unfortunately, a lot of them look like Muppets. Which is not scary. It's also not funny. There's lots of decapitations, stabbings and Gore. But none of it is very interesting. There's a scene between Hellboy and his father where he talks about wanting humans and monsters to live together in peace. It's probably the most real moment in the movie. And it lasts about 30 seconds. Is that had been the focal point of the movie, nobody would notice Milla Jovovich and her subpar acting or the bad dialogue. Here's hoping for yet another reboot… Expand

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TomtagMay 14, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Okay, we had two Hellboy movies directed by Guillermo del Toro, one from 2004 and the Golden Army in 2008 starring Ron Perlman as Hellboy. Unfortunately, I didn't watch the whole two films, but some clips because I didn't have much time. The two movies were praised by critics a lot and the first one was rated 81%, the sequel was rated 86% on Rotten Tomatoes. And then, in 2019, Neil Marshall decided to have this reboot of Hellboy. They wanted to prove that Hellboy should be more modern with good effects and cinematography. But they had also gone too far.

Starring David Harbour was Hellboy, in this reboot, Hellboy had to battle so many monsters. Monsters here and there. There was so much action, these people wanted to make better cinematography so audiences would think that these battles are epic and unforgettable. The performances, I think they're okay but sometimes they sucked. Harbour's performance was really good, he's funny. He made most parts of the movie looked like a joke and kinda like a parody (because the cinematography's better).

I like the humor they added here. I did laugh, especially the elevator scene (up down up down). But Harbour wasn't as good as Perlman's. Then I like the make-up of Hellboy here more than the two previous films. Hellboy was more good-looking here (with long hair and small eyes). Those're the things I only liked about this reboot.

The special effects were really bad. They created monsters filmmakers could do in the 80s like the Gruagach or when Ben Daimio turned into a jaguar. They could've used an animal and add some extra parts. They could've done better in here. The editing was really not cool. This was like a few terrible movies wanted to have good cinematography but had bad CGI like Fant4stick (Congratulations Fant4stick on going way too far and got in the Razzies!). The cinematography was really awesome and if you watch this in IMAX, you would be entertained a lot. I watched the trailer in IMAX thanks to IMDb. I liked the lightning and the sky.

The fact that this movie was rated R was a BIG mistake. They did drop some F-Bombs everywhere, even when it's unneccessary to say the F word in a few lines. They also had some "Strong and Bloody Violence" (I could see these words in the trailer) like in "Deadpool" or "Logan", but they were needless. There were also people being ripped in half, people being stabbed bloodily by the giant monsters. Are they trying to prevent this movie from children? Huh? What? The movie proved that not all R-Rated movies're for adults and 18-year-olds. I'm younger than that and I could watch it with ease. I'm not afraid of anything. Are they trying to copy Sam Raimi's horror movies?

I really didn't know why this movie was based on the legend of King Arthur and the Excalibur sword. It was not suitable. If it is, I should've read the comics. I really didn't like the idea. They turned this whole action thingy into a fantasy like in "The Kid who Would Be King" was released earlier this year and I kinda liked it. Another problem was that they set too many characters in here. Too many actions scene from lots of characters fighting and they also moved from places to places (just like nomads).

This reboot was unneccessary to make. It was soulless but enjoyable. This was one of the movies that were really bad with black bars, good cinematography and sometimes bad CGI like "Fant4stick" or "Suicide Squad". If you find this Hellboy reboot entertaining, then I suggest you to waste 2 hours to watch it.

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Happy-KMay 31, 2019

There isn't much to say. Everything bad about this Movie already got told. Compared to Del Toros Hellboy Movie this is a Bad Joke. I liked the Humor and the gore but even that felled forced at Times. The Story could be interesting but the wayThere isn't much to say. Everything bad about this Movie already got told. Compared to Del Toros Hellboy Movie this is a Bad Joke. I liked the Humor and the gore but even that felled forced at Times. The Story could be interesting but the way they show it is pretty boring the acting is also overall bad but i liked David Harbor as Hellboy. The Action was quit entertaining but it couldn't save this Movie. At some scenes your asking yourself were all the Money went. Overall a huge disappointing.… Expand

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JamesdayzApr 18, 2019

I expected things from this movie... I liked David Harbour as Hellboy I did, he added his own style into the mix as did Ron Perlman but wow this story was all over the place man and everyone besides Harbour made me want this movie to just goI expected things from this movie... I liked David Harbour as Hellboy I did, he added his own style into the mix as did Ron Perlman but wow this story was all over the place man and everyone besides Harbour made me want this movie to just go straight to DVD seriously... I thought Mila was gonna do great but this performance was Joan of Arc on Prozac, man... The MONSTERS LOOKED INSANE I can't deny that and that made me even more flustered. All this lore for these B-villains and then you see those huge monsters and no context to them they're just there they come out of the ground thats it. I dont know I felt they treated the audience like a bunch of 12 year olds with dubstep music to raise their dopamine levels and hope the movie does good... In summary would've wanted it to just go straight to DVD...… Expand

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Compi24Apr 16, 2019

2019 hasn't seen a clearer example of a studio botch job than Neil Marshall's "Hellboy." From frame one, you're assaulted by this unflinchingly aggressive scent of a studio trying to differentiate its newest product from an older version.2019 hasn't seen a clearer example of a studio botch job than Neil Marshall's "Hellboy." From frame one, you're assaulted by this unflinchingly aggressive scent of a studio trying to differentiate its newest product from an older version. "Hey, NERDS! Remember those **** Guillermo Del Toro 'Hellboy' movies that you all HATED?! WELL, GET A LOAD OF THISSSSSSSS," the movie screams at you as you watch helplessly in your seat, now reduced to a fiery crater from the sheer volume of it all. Now, I was never a slobbering fan of the original adaptations, but I guess all it took was one woefully dull and haphazard attempt to top them for me to fully appreciate what Del Toro was trying to do with the character back in the mid-2000's. There was a nuanced caginess to the interpretation of the character, almost a profound sadness that resonated throughout the entire film, ultimately making for a feel that was unique, sardonic, and -- most importantly -- cool. Now, where there was once sadness, there is anger. Where there was once sardonicism, there is now camera-winking punniness. And where there was once nuance, there is now some poor bastard getting his skin ripped off his face. This is a loud, ugly, and poorly put together film, with just a few glimmers of competency: David Harbour's performance, some of the production design, and a couple of entertaining action scenes. Other than these things, though, it's gonna' be a no from me, dawg.… Expand

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BrianMcCriticApr 13, 2019

Only Hollywood could take Del Toro's vision scrap it then remake it as a mixture of Underworld and Van Helsing. David Harbour tries to save this but nothing really can. Overall a very low 4 a D+.

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PhilipBlakeApr 19, 2019

Not particularly fan of the first established franchise, I've came open-minded to this new version and well... I've first seen it on original English language and was thinking this is the perfect example of what is an unnecessary reboot! OnlyNot particularly fan of the first established franchise, I've came open-minded to this new version and well... I've first seen it on original English language and was thinking this is the perfect example of what is an unnecessary reboot! Only that at least David Harbour is a pretty good Hellboy as Ron Perlman was and the gore effects was really enjoyable. Then I've finally seen it again dubbed in Canadian French, and this time I found it very funny! I must admit that's barely not the same movie than the original version. The voice acting are just awesome, particularly about Hellboy himself, the very gross and vulgar display of dialogues are just funny as hell. That's the first time I have a feeling like this after watching the Canadian French version instead of the original since Bad Santa. Of course the CGI are still very cheap, Jovovich's acting was still damn awful even in an other language and the final result does not looks like a film directed by Neil Marshall regarding The Descent or Doomsday. So if you're planning to watch the film in original English language this will possibly be disappointing, but if you're planning to watch the Canadian French version it's really well worth the watch!… Expand

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Carol_reviewsApr 22, 2019

From hell with love. Hell being the misguided creative room of the studio that thought bringing this to the masses. It's not all bad, some of it is even enjoyable. Who doesn't' like a barrage of swearwords and dismembering of limbs?

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Blakebrown1Apr 16, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A movie with strange pacing, disgustingly gory obnoxious scenes, trying too hard to be an action movie/comedy, and a plot that you need to understand by reading the comics, the Antagonist literally getting 7 minutes of screentime, makes you roll your eyes after watching this below mediocre excuse of a reboot and hop back to reading the Hellboy comics/Hellboy 1 & 2 Movie’s that were so great to begin with.… Expand

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D_ciderSep 4, 2019

Personally, this movie is awesome but there are more critic scenes that should have been enlongated.

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ZumbacinoApr 19, 2019

Did we really need a reboot of Hellboy? Not as bad as people make it out to be, but not excellent either.

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tropicAcesApr 20, 2019

Maybe the 15% on Rotten Tomatoes and awful trailers made me go in with barrel-scraping expectations, but this was kinda trashy fun(?)

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viroodiemJul 11, 2019

Definitely not worth.... the hate it gets.
Sure its not some wild reimagining that will turn the franchise into a series of blockbusters but it was entertaining enough to do its job of distracting for a couple of hours.
If I could I wouldDefinitely not worth.... the hate it gets.
Sure its not some wild reimagining that will turn the franchise into a series of blockbusters but it was entertaining enough to do its job of distracting for a couple of hours.

If I could I would give it 6.5. Its far from the worst way ive spent two hours and at least it isnt something from Disney.… Expand

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EpicSurvivorJul 8, 2019

Not terrible but the worst out the series for sure. Solid 6/10 but doesn't even make it to 7/10 for sure.

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KlebartJun 21, 2019

Perhaps I would have rated this movie higher if I hadn't seen the other Hellboy movies, but I did. Not bad, but nothing memorable.

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Creeper3455Apr 13, 2019

Let's just accept that the Producers of *insert movie name here* are the real baddies of the whole Production. First Avi Arad,now this… Also,whoo boy,the things you CAN'T do with an $80 Million Budget… Anywho…

Judging from how you read myLet's just accept that the Producers of *insert movie name here* are the real baddies of the whole Production. First Avi Arad,now this… Also,whoo boy,the things you CAN'T do with an $80 Million Budget… Anywho…

Judging from how you read my reviews,you already know the gig,right? Even if a movie is horrible or not Cinema-worthy,I still try to find good things about it,even if they're so small,it won’t matter anyway. Judging from the trailers,HellBoy looked super killer and meta. The style was great,the casting choices are phenomenal,and it tries hardcore not to be a cash-in of Guillermo Del Toro's movies. (Which,ironically,both versions have directors known for the Horror and/or Supernatural material)
And after such a long wait,and the abysmal last minute Production Hell article it had post-embargo,it’s safe to say that HellBoy is not really good. Fans of the Comic Book will really dig it,since there’s almost everything from the source material,but for others,it’s going to be “Just another No-Brainer”. Because that’s what this new version of HellBoy is: suddenly,Lionsgate (and the 19 producers credited on this thing. Ouch…) has taken one of the most underrated heroes in a long time,and turned it into another Action Movie that you will have fun at,and then you’ll instantly forget what you saw (kinda like Non-Stop or the Taken franchise,and...I think A Good Day To Die Hard?),and they thought they did their job well,so here’s a post credit tease for an unlikely Sequel. But I’ll be damned if I say that I had so much fun at it BECAUSE of that. So many problems come from the Story,but most of the Technical Aspect and the R-Rating save it from being a literal Dumpster Fire.
The effects are great,but it’s too bad the quality of it is garbage,but aside from that,we get a good score by Benjamin Wallfisch that,sometimes,tries to be this weird Junkie XL Clone at times,a traditional Sound Mix that’ll be fun to hear on 4K Blu-Ray (since Lionsgate makes every movie on 4K look God-like) and the Artistic Value on this thing…
You know I’m a sucker for overdone designs of Mythical Creatures and Monsters etc,and man oh MAN,does this have great use of Makeup and Set Design. I also love some of the direction choices they made. Being directed by Neil Marshall,who is a Horror veteran for movies like The Descent,it’s easy to pinpoint several scenes nd be like “This is too grimy!”,even if it’s a random 80’s Jumpscare. (That happens…)
The beginning of the movie is really good too. Introducing you to the nightmare that is the Screenplay,while also putting the R to good use,and its brutality.
The Action scenes are really brutal,maybe more so than the recent R-Rated movies we got. (Yes,that also includes Deadpool cutting someone’s head off and using it as a Soccer Ball)
SO MUCH CARNAGE HAPPENS IN THIS MOVIE.
David Harbour as HellBoy is great. He doesn’t beat Ron Pearlman’s portrayal by ANY means possible,but this one feels more reminiscent of Deadpool,only if he was Oh So Angry and Moody all the time,and he was in a HellBoy costume.
But that’s where it all starts to cease and fall apart…
All these good things are put in service of one of the most Exposition-heavy Screenplays I’ve ever seen,beating you over the head with so much exposition and talking,not a single line feels normal or safe from being a line that is filled with past memories,predictions of the future and stuff like that… It was so annoying,but it was luckily saved by the positives I’ve mentioned.
I hate the musical choices they went for the Action sequences. Why do I need a rock beat whenever someone throws punches when I can normally hear a traditional Orchestral action movie music when that happens on screen? Because kids are dumb,that’s why. For being a pretty bad story,it’s mostly used as a symphony of Action Sequences. Not a good one at that,since sometimes it’s ruined by stutter CG Effects.
And I was kinda pissed off at how they treated two characters. Thomas Haden Church,who randomly appears in here,having one hell of a blast,and another one that I can’t spoil in here. But again,this movie is mostly fun. If you want a Superhero no-brainer before Avengers Endgame shatters the whole world,this one’s for you. If you want a coherent story on the other hand,just watch “Shazam!” again….

P.S. Great post-credit sequence you had there,movie...… Expand

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Alan6May 5, 2019

This movie tries a lot to bring a new hellboy movie , but it isn’t enough . However the soundtrack is awesome and visual effects. Storytelling and character development could’ve been better .

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LeoprechaunMay 30, 2019

Well, someone have to say, Mila Jovovich ruins the movie. I love the aesthetics oh the foes and hellboy himself, but the acting of Mila Jovovich, and the hurry pace of the movie compromised it.

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Mitya64Apr 28, 2019

Резкий монтаж, простой сюжет, слабая графика в некоторых местах, тупой слив антагониста, и еще почти постоянная что то происходит. Из плюсов только расчлененка, рекомендую только фанатам хелбояРезкий монтаж, простой сюжет, слабая графика в некоторых местах, тупой слив антагониста, и еще почти постоянная что то происходит. Из плюсов только расчлененка, рекомендую только фанатам хелбоя

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LoletinAlexisApr 7, 2021

This reboot is a bad joke.
Bring back the real Hellboy from the comics, there is an excellent movie there.

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BoiWeiMar 22, 2022

Yeah, while it has its moments, this is much worse than Del Toro's two movies.

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TyranianDec 8, 2019

Despite a fairly horrendous screenplay, the film has some wicked visuals, particularly Baba Yaga.