Prince Nuada Kills His Father | Hellboy II: The Golden Army 4k HDR
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Prince Nuada (Luke Goss) is sentenced to death by his own father, King Balor (Roy Dotrice)
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A prince of the mythical world starts a rebellion against humanity in order to rule the Earth. Hellboy and his team must fight to stop him from locating the all-powerful Golden Army.
I’m gonna tell my kids this was Aemond Targaryen.
Word 😂😂😂
No Bloodraven
its clearly Daemon. s1ep1.
* Daemon Targaryen
Even Daemon Blackfyre
😂😂😂😂
The same year we got The Dark Knight we also got Hellboy 2. Those were the days where you had reason to be excited over a new superhero film.
Yes and now we are overwhelmed and over exposed.
I agree! Things have completely changed
No, the problem is the movies are create in base of the director
They didnt pic some DEI director to make a mandatory movie for a saga
Hellboy 2 Guillermo del Toro
Dk is Nolan
The only Marvel film you can compare is the Werewolf by NIGHT movie -episode made by A MUSICIAN
And The Batman 2022 i guess
im so glad in not man with the mind of a child
Deadpool and Wolverine just came out, that's something
They did a good job making the underground realm look really depressing.
Right? Elves are supposed to be living in sacred forests and groves. It's sad seeing them in a steampunk utility basement.
@@robwalsh9843I guees that's what happens when humans reign upon the earth, forcing them to seek sanctuary even from such a bad place
Weirdly, Deltoro wanted to add a mini script on the elves origins and WHY the look similar but vastly different from us. Something about one of their creator Gods being in a concubine relationship with one of ours as a PRANK DATE?!
Yeah, the falling leaves very much give the impression that they've tried to dress it up or make it look even a little like their ancestral home (think Lothlorien).
Tragically, they are very much a fallen race.
- What are you doing my son?
- Succeeding you, father.
The Lynch King! ❄️🗡️👑 😂
Nuada and Arthas are rip-offs of Elric.
Nuada did it to save his people though.
I hadn't noticed the so called king was ready to Die. It was for the best. The man had out lived his time.
Well, he agree to his son cause but he cant seem to do the deed on his own
Elf, not a Man.
@wazer85 Not an Elf. But you must know what they are called. Quite curious 🤔 exactly what they are.
@@jameswahnee-vn5ntthey are elves just a diff type than the one you’re used to seeing
@@jameswahnee-vn5nt you had the opportunity to look up the answer, but chose to look dumb instead. Congrats james…
From being Jared Nomak to Prince Nuada this guys really good at being the bad guy 🎉
Don't forget, One Night with The King. Shows how versatile he is.
Nomak had more of a sense of humour...
I think he would be a perfect cast as Drizzt Do Urden.
he has reasons to be bad
This should be how they make live action Celebrimbor not that old man in Rings Of Power
This scene was replayed over and over when I was a kid 😂😂😂
Damn I should’ve watched House of the Dragon sooner😂😂
This makeup’s better than the rings of power series 🗿
The director of hellboy 2 was the original director of the Hobbit, but he quit after lots of disputes with the producers and took his FX team with him. He and Peter Jackson were both known for using their own FX teams. Guillermo Del Toro would probably have brought this look to the Hobbit if he hadnt quit.
Anything is better than the rings of power series
@@tileux good. His Smaug for horrifyingly lame. Peter Jackson's Smaug lived up to be the most fascinating dragon on screen of all time
@@thedarkone9552 Jacksons smaug looks like every other western dragon design to ever be used, anywhere, basic and lame.
del torros is unique and would have been great. I'm willing to bet you haven't even seen the 'Original' art of smaug by Tolkien. It was literally a snake with wings. People like you are just content with the mundane I guess.
@@prax456 First of all, unique does not mean interesting at all. Alien, unrealistic and unrelatable can be just as basic as you put it. Secondly, Smaug's design is so vastly detailed and original that I dare you give me a single example save King Ghidorah, that comes even close to the inspiration themes and level of details.
As a digital artist I find Smaug to be a CGI and artistic masterpiece.
Del Toro's Smaug would have been just as lame as most of his monsters.
He was right. I couldnt understand why his ppl were against him. Great fighting choreographie.
because killing people is bad?
@@splooie02 so they should choose extinction instead?
@@sethael1741they had their time and chance.
Not everyone is motivated primarily by a desire for survival. It seemed clear to me that most of the elves, king included, would rather have died and gone extinct than violate their oaths and ethical obligations. Suffering to do what is right. Living by principle rather than by necessity. Some people place other things as more important than their survival and well-being.
In this case, the king's position does make sense. In their history, the elves almost completely wiped out the human race. Their oath was more to prevent the elves from becoming genocidal monsters than it was made from a desire to protect humans. They rather would be wiped out than have the blood of billions on their hands, because they knew that would be the end result if they went to war again.
That's not to say Nuada was wrong or unreasonable. I totally understand his position. But the King wasn't wrong either. Sometimes neither side is wrong; they just have irreconcilable differences that prevent them from coexisting.
The Elves almost wiped out the Humans with the Golden Army during the first war. It's a bit like their version of the atomic bomb, there is a heavy moral question.
Elric of Melniboné energy- the young Emperor returns and destroys his decaying Empire
Definitely. Nuada is clearly modeled after Elric.
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It's crazy to look at all of the characters/civilizations inspired by Elric and Melniboné.
Warhammer fantasy, GOT, The Witcher, but weirdly enough not Warcraft.
@@wikipediaintellectual7088 theres also quite a bit of music inspired or based on Elric.
@@wikipediaintellectual7088I’d say Arthas is at least somewhat modeled off Elric
@@Karlonstark
Unless you think every evil sword is inspired by Elric, no.
Prince Nuada is angry because he pre - assembled the crown, then princess Nuala ran away with the last piece.
Now the crown does not fit in his pocket.
I've seen this movie half a dozen times and its only just occurred to me that he was about to kill both his kids
Same 😅
And pretty much his entire race, as well.
When a hot elf prince says what you think and now you've got a new fantasy crush.
This guy looks and sounds like Tom Cruise from the neck up in this movie. Underrated movie
I’ve always found this scene to be pretty heartbreaking, but maybe thats just me.
with or without hair, Nomak looks badass.
House of the dragon looks great
The creativity of the creatures is amazing in this movie. Guillermo del toro is an amazing director. I love his use of practical effects
I thought this was aemond Targaryen smh
The king seems visibly relieved that his son's execution failed, and that he shall die instead.
Yeah, I like to think a part of him hoped that Nuada might find a way to save their people that he couldn't see himself.
There's definitely that idea of, "Balor is old and tired, failing as a king, but Nuada remains strong enough to rule."
Rings of power looked like this is my mind before I seen it.
3:16-3:22 seeing Nuala's nose bleeding reminds me of Spider-Man gets cut by one of the razor bats!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮
When I first saw this, it was a bootleg.And had no subtitles, and it added so much to the scene.
Like they portrayed emotion really good in this scene
All I see is Elric of Melniboné.
The wielder of the real Stormbringer...I've been screaming about a movie adaptation for years now.
@@SkipAd_Vegas Definitely!!
I have a love-hate relationship with this movie because of that. I like Nuada, but Luke Goss's look and performance would be perfect for portraying the White Wolf. A missed opportunity.
Dude is a ridiculous fighter!!
I thought this fight scene was kinda hot
Dude was a complete badass
Always bugged me he broke his fathers corpse, it would have been a perfect aesthetic monument if whole.
Hellboy was and us a great movie
Always loved this design. He looks like what I believe bloodraven from the SOI&F lore looks.
Oh my god yes
I’ve always adored how both have really good reasons for their actions, Nuada cares for his people and is willing to destroy humanity for their safety, but the king and the others would rather peacefully fade away than cause another genocide,
Plus the fight scene is just really fun
Luke Goss as Xerxes in 'One Night With The King'. Unbelieveably gorgeous.
This movie is extremely underrated! I think it is absolutely phenomenal!
The Prince really was a beast
This dude would be unstoppable in westeros
legolas and thranduil
I understand and agree with the Prince in what he says "greed has burned a hole man's heart"
I don’t know why but i love his voice in this role
Nuada put all 100 points in agility
Drizzt Do’Urden
Looking back theres a big plot hole in this movie. If the prince and his sister are linked then wouldnt the kings order to kill him effectively also end her life? And if the sister was willing to die (which it seems like she was) why didnt she just stab herself right then and there to kill the prince and end his crusade? Why wait until the end of the movie?
she didn't have the strength to do it cause killing yourself is a horrible thing to do and despite the path her brother chose it was still her brother and she accepted her father doing it despite how much despair it brings her it will be nothing compared to the despair he would feel and at the end she knew hellboy and his friends weren't going to kill her brother cause they didn't want to be responsible for her death so nualla knowing her brother was never going to stop made the heartbreaking choice to just end it.
Not a plot hole, but definitely a central plot point.
Yes, King Balor's order meant the death of Nuala, as well. And Nuada actually calls her out on this:
"Are you content with your king's verdict?"
"I am."
Nuada wasn't a self-interested tyrant; literally his entire motivation is, "I have returned to save my people." That now includes Nuala, as well, as he's literally just heard her telling him, "I am ready to die."
As to the second part, there is some plot contrivance going on there, but there is also the point to be made that Nuala was simply non-violent; her and King Balor were advocating the Elves and magical races fade away slowly and peacefully, not through bloodshed. It's only at the end of the film where Nuala is really forced to take action.
Looking back if the sister has come to terms with death, why didn't she kill herself, thus killing him, saving their father from him, keeping the peace, and making sure the golden army never awakens 🤔
Aside from plot contrivance, it's entirely possible she just didn't have a dagger on her at the moment, whereas she likely took the opportunity to arm herself upon Abe entering her into protective custody.
the first targaryen we never forget
They all are targaryens 😂 .
I'll tell my kids this was Arthas' betrayal
00:52...Covid?
You werent the only 1 who noticed that Man.
The language they are speaking is Irish (Gaelic)
Call an ambulance........but not for me. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
temu elf begging permission from his last remaining 10 people living in a basement
I remember thinking this guy was so damn hot, he is still my "hear me out" whenever someone asks lmao
The Prince Nuada make up makes Goss look like Benedict Cumberbatch
I’m astonished to see some comments praising the prince, despite clearly talking about committing genocide.
P.S.: Why the king ordered his son’s death, if this would mean his daughter’s death as well? Did the writer forget about it?
That is why the prince asked if his sister is ok with their father's decision
I mean, did you miss the part about humans committing genocide against the magical creatures for most of our history? The story that Hellboy hears as a child, at the beginning of the film, pretty clearly establishes that the initial peace treaty meant that we humans keep to our tribal villages Rohan-style, and the elves and faeries get to stay in their forests.
Then, of course, we humans went Isengard and started clear-cutting the forests of the world. It got even worse when we invented things like bulldozers and chainsaws. There's a reason Nuada specifically references parking lots and shopping malls--what do you think was growing in those spaces before they were paved over?
To quote one article on this very topic:
Nuada is the villain because he violated a peace treaty...that the other side had already been breaking for centuries.
P.S. Nope, Guillermo del Toro knew exactly what he was doing. King Balor ordered his son's death knowing full well that Nuala would die as well.
In the conversation, he and Nuala make it clear they are already prepared to accept death at humanity's hands long before it turns violent.
Wait a sec! Didnt he do the exact same thing in Blade 2? Lol
He did 😂 he evolved from a vampire to a Prince Nuada after Blade killed him 😂😂
@@jarredflint Now Mr Flint. You know he could have pulled it out and lived. He pushed it in himself so he would no longer have to endure his pain.
@@jarredflintand both times he had a hot sister 😂
Both films were directed by Guillermo del Toro.
@shinmegamanzx ahahaha so true 😂😂
2016 is the last period of good movie 😢
Whoever wrote this scene played wc3
Wait, i just realized something. The king ordered the death of his son, yet the damage the prince takes is shared with his sister... was the king aware that he was also ordering the death of his daughter or is this just a plot hole?
Nope, not a plot hole. Very much a central plot point, though.
"And you, sister? Are you content with your king's verdict?"
"I am."
Nuada realized in that moment that Nuala was literally agreeing to martyr herself (which she actually does at the end of the film by way of suicide). It wasn't just about him fighting for his own life or even fighting to preserve his people.
If he died (and he eventually does), his sister would also die (and she eventually does).
Lo, I guess in his exile the prince grew in skill if the king and his warriors did not know he could fight like that. I assume they didn't because if not the king would have asked for more warriors if he knew such a confrontation was possble.
Wow he was will to sacrifice his daughter two that bond must be a pain
Looks like KRAUSER SAMA from Detroit Metal City 😂😂😂😂
he looks like the perfect elric of melnibone
He looks like knull from Marvel
ironic this was even better knull than the mcu. hell the poster love and thunder i mistakenly thought christian bale knull look like nuada
Anyone else thought this was GoT House of the Dragon?
3:39
last guards
Guard 1: We shoud've run
Gyard 2: Stabs the king
3:46 You shall honor your mother and father.
Where is balerion the black dread
I love Luke Goss! he is awesome.
That's the same guy who played Novak in Blade 2 right?
Yes.
Targaryens + Silent Hill?
Prince Nuada was Daemon Targaryen before Daemon Targaryen
What it would look like if an albino goth Benedict Cumberbatch were to kill an aged early stages wendigo.
empire in a sewer ,sad
Also notice the falling leaves.
It's like trying to restore Lothlorien in the underground cesspool to which they've been reduced.
Aemond really changed
Just like Arthas in WoW
this look a lot like the cinematic from warcraft 3 when arthas comes back home.
Quelle désolation aveuglément 😮
So many Targaryens 😂
Odin vs Hela
Hellboy 2 characters familiar to book of enoch
#BloodCorvinus #Renessme- PrinceNuada #Bella-Edward(Twilight)-AlexanderSkarsgard!
He looks like a targaryen family member.
I thought this movie was amazing, like they were so close to opening a world of crazy shit...then the franchise shit on itself.
i found him strangely attracted at the age of 8 yrs old 😭 i have a thing for long haired dudes bc of Legolas. now I'm w my man w a receding hairline for 5 yrs 😂
BITWA WARSZAWSKA 1920❤
I really like this movie but hoooooooly, that was some garbage fight choreography. The enemies were literally swinging their swords like they're a video game npc from the ps2.
Aemond's twin brother
This whole thing could have been solved right in the beginning if the princess just literally killed herself right there 😂 ,if shes so ready to die with his brother then why would she run away ?
The short answer, at least in my opinion, she comes across as a Pacifist.
Thus, even though she accepted her life being linked with her brother and the consequences of that, doesn’t mean she would actively oppose her brother.
That’s how you got her running away, not as a coward, but sadly too idealistic of not dealing with her brother.
I kind of wish the director would have done a wider shot of the final battle and show her coming to realization of what she would have to do.
Sometimes an unyielding force can even make a Pacifist act against their ideals.
That’s my take on it.
But he look like Evil 😂
Are the dudes protecting the king elves in fancy dress or whats the story?
Given the inspiration of Irish-Celtic mythology, I almost want to say the Royal Guard are intended to invoke the image of ravens, which feature heavily in many mythologies, such as Norse and Native American. They might be Elves or possibly even a kind of bird-like magical creature, but I think the term I've seen among the fandom refers to them as the "Ravensguard," which would make sense.
Lucky
A real live-action anime character.
I heard Covid
It´s very ironic that the prince hates humans and it´s so proud of his culture but at the same time speaks fluent english like a human 🤣. And the father speaking the native language makes everything even weirder
Thank you, I was looking for comment like this.
It's not really that ironic when you understand what's going on here.
Nuada's literally spent the last million years or so in exile among humanity, observing and witnessing what they've done to the Earth throughout time and history. It makes sense he'd learn their language, and is probably even multilingual.
There's also the case to be made that the English language has simply become the dominating language (which it has, here in the United States of America).
Given that del Toro himself compared Nuada to "if Geronimo had access to an atom bomb," you're basically looking at a native/pagan tribesmen who's had to learn the language of his oppressors, simply because they're now the dominating power.
If anything, the irony is that King Balor is still speaking Gaelic even though he's literally consigned his own people to death by fading away as humanity continues to despoil the Earth.
"Sure, we'll let them drive us into extinction, but at least we've still got our native language." 🙃
@@mattkingsbury9459 Well, that´s a cute analysis but let´s be real... It was just so the audience didn´t need to read too many captions, that´s the real answer. That´s also why he and his sister keep switching between languages for no reason either.
Still, considering the circumstances... A Proud Elf Prince, trying to go back to the glorious days of his kind to the point of giving his back to his family and exiling himself to preserve the old ways and not take part in the human ¨exchange of cultures¨...
But Likes to speak English once in a while... Riiight, maybe read more and less tamed history books ... the common thing for Nuada´s line of thinking is eradicating the whole culture, language, and beliefs, even old buildings and cities are literally buried in some instances, and then they built their cities on top to impose their culture (Almost like a Methapor for the ¨Golden Army¨ type-thinking they shown in the ¨Stop-Motion¨ like a regression from the book).
They only speak the other language when it´s strictly necessary, for someone like him that would be a shame.
*But hey as I already said, in the end is just because the audience doesn´t like to read, that´s why it doesn´t make sense. Facts.
What happens with the sister?
She and her brother are linked, one feels and experiences the same pain as the other, even die if the other dies as well
As it happened in the end
@@finlandguy427 Oh, thank you. I kind of noticed that when the blood was running from their nose. But then quickly changed my mind, as he started aggressively looking for her (I thought he was gonna kill her)
He's sexy in this character . Sorry I'm not sorry .
Orochimaru
Is Italian language they speaking or what?
No, they're speaking Gaelic. Nuada and his family are derived from the Tuatha de Danann of Irish/Celtic mythology.
Gaelic not Italian.
@@darlenebuck431 ok. Thank you
@@darlenebuck431 Which country and state Gaelic language?
@@manmid8246 both Scotland and Ireland speak Gaelic although it's not spoken too often they speak English it's not a very popular language now you can ask any native born Scottish or Irish person or simply look it up.
The language they are speaking is Irish (Gaelic)
technically Gaelic is an old spoken language by both the Irish and Scottish.
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