Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

Good for the comics fan:

It's another comic book rendered into live action. On the whole, it's pretty good. The (...) are the bad guys, our flawed Hellboy is the hero, and he gets the hot female lead in the last scene. Yes, I said hot.

The pace is good, the attitude is bad (that's good), and the effects are good. The visual presentation helps move the story along. For example, almost the entire first sequence is bluish monochrome with two colored exceptions: Our Hero is red, and the Evil Babe's lipstick is red. That tells you who... more info

The Real X-Files.:

When I first heard about HELLBOY, I wasn't very impressed and had no intentions of seeing the movie. Then I saw some of the previews and my interest was piqued. After talking with some friends who had seen the film, I decided I really wanted to see this movie. I was not disappointed.

HELLBOY begins in 1944 Scotland. Hitler has been organizing a paranormal team for sometime, led by the infamous Russian Zarist advisor, Rasputin. President Roosevelt has dispatched a team to stop the evil scum before they... more info

Stylish fun:

"There is a place, a dark place, where ancient evil slumbers, waiting to be awakened," a character warns in the first minutes of "Hellboy." And if you think that ancient evil is going to continue slumbering through a film with a title like "Hellboy," you must be dreaming. Awaken it does -- on two fairly spectacular occasions -- and to defeat it, the world must call upon a guy who could squash Spider-Man with one sweep of his rock-hard right hand, a scarlet-skinned avenger who makes the Hulk look... more info

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