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09/05/08
Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)
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Reviews Counted: 195
Fresh: 172
Rotten:23
Average Rating: 7.2/10
Consensus: Del Toro crafts a stellar comic book sequel, boasting visuals that are as imaginative as the characters are endearing.
Runtime: 2 hrs
Genre: Action/Adventure
Theatrical Release: Jul 11, 2008 Wide
Box Office: $75,754,670
Synopsis: HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY begs any number of referential mash-ups to be used as description of its outlandish tonal and stylistic qualities. It's a little like a romantic and sophisticated live-action Ninja Turtles movie imbued with a... [More]
Starring: Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones, Luke Goss
Director: Guillermo Del Toro
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Reviews for Hellboy II: The Golden Army
The makeup and costumes are great, but for something so otherwise creative, the story is obvious and predictable.
09/05/08
A thinking person's 'creature feature,' Hellboy II is also a heartfelt plea for bio- and cultural diversity.
08/31/08
Over-analyzing this playful mash-up of pop culture kitsch and high fantasy would be a mistake.
08/31/08
The sets are dazzling, but the characters (manufactured by computer artists in most cases) aren't particularly designed to engage.
08/28/08
Not only are the creatures amazingly conceived, but there’s a lovely sense of humour to it all as Del Toro references horror movies of the past and even the work of John Landis.
08/28/08
The film is designed more as an ear-shattering sensory assault than a conventional narrative.
08/28/08
At times the creaky dialogue can be cliched, but it can’t change the fact that Hellboy II is a hoot, aided considerably by star Ron Perlman’s wisecracks and laconic surliness, and Del Toro’s imaginative storytelling and intricate Faberge-egg visuals.
08/28/08
Hellboy is it's own world. That is a compliment and also the problem. Director Guillermo del Toro has envisioned a fantastic looking world, but it's just a vision.
08/27/08
a spectacularly vibrant, varied, detailed, freakish, magical, surreal and exciting universe for this sequel to Hellboy (2004)
08/23/08
All the same, this isn't a patch on the phantsamagoric splendour of Pan's Labyrinth, over-egging every set-piece and outstaying its welcome by at least half an hour.
08/22/08
The film shows a certain wit and a refined eclecticism: a director who in a few seconds combines Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, a quotation from Tennyson’s In Memoriam and two monsters singing Beautiful Freak deserves watching.
08/22/08
Prepare for some devil worship. Hellboy is the hottest, strangest and most fun comic book hero around.
08/22/08
Playful, offbeat and with a decidedly droll sense of humour, Hellboy II’s a richly rewarding superhero film with moments of gleeful comedy that films like Get Smart can but dream of.
08/22/08
Smart lighter touches such as Hellboy and Abe’s crooning to a Manilow classic set this apart from other comic book adaptations and the stylish direction keeps your attention. Great fun.
08/22/08
A baby-step backwards after Pan’s Labyrinth, but a rung up from the original Hellboy: more laid-back, even more out-there. Ignore the shaky plot and gorge on the grand design as del Toro lets his imagination – and some classic creatures – off the leash.
08/22/08
Second time around, director Guillermo Del Toro scores another direct hit with a monster yarn as keen on the gags as the global destruction.