@seinfeldfanatic it's pretty much been lifted from the pages of the comic. Not bad for a low budget effort. If you haven't read the comics, you should check them out if you are into atmospheric/Lovecraftian horror.
@MightyDemon82 Yeah, I think I may, too. I think I'm also going to check out the book(s) at some point as well. Felt like there was a few undercooked plot threads in there that may be more satisfying in the books.
some other time. I just think the last new Hellboy reboot movie is just too weird even for a Hellboy movie. the movie has too much stuff going on with redneck witches, voodoo Crooked Man, every redneck in the woods area know all about the devil where they its normal to see someone like Hellboy to walkin around in the 1940s after World War II. that and a fear sensoring spider is crammed into the movie
@seinfeldfanatic it's pretty much been lifted from the pages of the comic. Not bad for a low budget effort. If you haven't read the comics, you should check them out if you are into atmospheric/Lovecraftian horror.
@seinfeldfanatic I love the GDT Hellboy movies, I am thankful to him as that's how I became aware of the character. But the film wasn't released in the UK until September of 2009, rather than the April release in the US. So inbeween discovering the film was being made and it's UK release I had read all available comics and have been a fan for over 20 years.
Those first 2 movies are GDT's Hellboy not Mike Mignola's but they are both fun movies if not exactly like the comics.
The David Harbour Hellboy was all over the place and tried cramming too much stuff in one movie. A highlight for me was Stephen Graham playing Gruagach though so it had it's moments.
The Crooked man does Hellboy right though. If I were to nitpick he's missing the yellow eyes. Lower budget aside I thought it was fantastic.
[quote=seinfeldfanatic] every redneck in the woods area know all about the devil where they its normal to see someone like Hellboy to walkin around in the 1940s after World War II.
This is how it is in the comics he's out there doing his job fighting monsters often referred to as Mr Boy 🤣. Whilst monsters and demons are constantly telling him they know who and what he is. But he rejects and ignores that until he no longer can.
Snow White 2025 movie was total flop even in my country Indonesia.
The movie quickly got scrapped in 2 weeks after the premiere in 19 March 2025, only one cinema in my hometown which still give a chance for the minor schedule (only two times airing after evening). Looks like Snow White 2025 will be totally disappear after 3 - 5 days later from now.
Well, the movie was indeed really bad.
Bad acting, bad changes, bad storyline flow.
I only watched one time and it was indeed really bad like other people's review.
@Anti-Matter Never did see it, as I am not the target audience and really have no interest, but I'm not really surprised that it wasn't any good. Always felt like a cynical cash-grab exploiting children who'll drag their parents to see it.
It premiered here in Norway on March 21st and it's still holding on with quite a few screenings, though only in the smaller theatres. I think it's been moderately successful with the young ones, so I wouldn't be surprised if it will stick around a couple of weeks more. Big chance of it being shunted into a shadowy corner by "A Minecraft Movie", though.
@Zuljaras Yeah and he was great in one of my favourite westerns, Tombstone (which is finally coming to 4K later this year - pre-order is in). He will be missed
@JohnnyShoulder Yeah, that cameo was a bit rough. I'm not sure, but I don't think he worked much after the throat thing.
Got the steelbook pre-ordered through Amazon.co.uk, releases on April 28th. Haven't seen the movie in a long time, so I'm really looking forward to that.
Man, my movie memories of Val Kilmer went straight to Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (pulpy noir always appealed to me) which i'd probably not thought about for years and years. Then gently wandered to the Bad Lieutenant (remake?) which I know split opinions, but it was still a film that was important to me at the time in a way. Not sure how to put it, to be honest.
I do feel it is always good to discuss the things that resonated or at least made some impression on us at these times, though. As a way to remember the influence they may have had on us though their work.
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@Ravix He was absolutely terrific in Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, which is a somewhat forgotten gem. Also a long time since I've seen. I haven't seen the Bad Lieutenant remake as I absolutely hated the Abel Ferrara original, so that title just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I know I should judge it on its own merits, but I really struggle with that one.
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