Guillermo del Toro is a cinematic artist of the highest order. His ENTIRE filmography (not so much Mimic, but especially the Spanish films) is absolutely stellar ❤
From what I can gather adding David Hyde Pierce was a late addition in an attempt to add more star power to the film. I think David Hyde Pierce deserves credit for not taking credit as he was insistent that the performance belonged to Doug Jones so he went uncredited. Doug Jones did both the physical and vocal performance in the sequel.
One of my absolute all-time favorite movies… Ron Perlman as Hellboy is up there with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man or Christopher Reeve as Superman, in completely embodying a character and so enjoyable to watch
5:58- Nazi or not, that is one of the coolest looks I've ever seen. Look at that "Come at me Bro" pose, Kroenen has. Plus, the cool Lucious from Underworld forearm swords.
12:17- I do quote that at people, who stare at me too much. "What'cha lookin at" 15:05- When concerning Anung Un Rama, that song "Say My Name, Say My Name" becomes a threat.
Yeah, they ignorantly invested a Lot of serious time and resources into trying to essentially, “Unlock the secrets and Powers of the occult, yada yada.” LOL! Hoping to somehow harness Magic… A LOT of plain old DumbF**K’ERY was go’n down for awhile with the Nazis. Do’n all kinds of “Über” f**k’d sh*t like, experimenting on identical Twins, I guess in an attempt to forcefully trigger some sort of latent “Psychic Power”, the sick little kraut Bastards!
what i love most about Hellboy, both comic book and movie, is that he is a paranormal investigator that doesn't solve problems by being smart but by being very, very hard to kill
"Look Brian, I know you and the team spent a lot of time on this City Hall corruption story, but I'm going to have to bump you to the second page. We're running with The Apocalypse on the front."
You guys rule, I'm sad I missed the premiere. For me, the fact we will never get a completion of this trilogy is one of cinema's greatest tragedies. Obviously this kind of film isn't for everyone, but that's what Marvel is for.
I love comic books turned into movies and this is one of my favorites but it doesn't beat my all time favorites. I wonder how good Hellboy: The Crooked Man will be.
13:55 actually Doug Jones is only the body for Abe in the first Hellboy film, the voice is David Hyde Pierce, aka Niles from Frasier. He wasn't credited for some reason, and in the subsequent films they just let Jones do the voice too. edit: okay y'all got it eventually
David Hyde Pierce wasn't too happy with not crediting Jones for the work, so he wasn't super cooperative with marketing the film around his voice acting work. Pretty standup guy.
I'm a sucker for Guillermo del Toro movies, especially the early ones like this one or Pans Labyrinth or Hellboy 2. I totally love his creature concepts, always unique, creepy and mystic.
Hellboy 2 is far more interesting than the first one. The first movie deals with Nazi experiments, undead sorcerers, ancient demons, and dark gods; Hellboy 2 deals with more fantasy-type creatures that also exist in this same world. Having Lovecraftian horrors and occult magic share the same world as more Tolkien-esque beings is a fascinating concept. Having the son of the devil interact with both is an excellent concept. That there was never a Hellboy 3 is the biggest failure of Del Toro’s career.
Yes, and there's also a small connection to the Trollhunters animated series. Troll Market. Otherwise I highly recommend you to check out the series. Though don't watch the Trollhunters Rice of the Titans movie, because it was shit and did me wrong for so many characters and the ending was bad too. Not how I would have ended this story. If there are any fans of the Trollhunters series here, what is your favorite character? Mine is Walter Strickler, who is Jim's teacher, a member of the Janus organization and a changeling and loveintrest of Barbara who is Jim's mom. Also, I like very much of Jonathan Hyde who is Strickler's voice and really good actor. :)
@@Tensen01 I’m sure you’re not, Lol. I’ve been THE *“RightHandOfDoom “* since my very first login to play a game online, Lol🤣! So I’m Definitely a Hellboy “fan”. Yet the First time I watched “The Golden Army”, though I certainly didn’t hate it, I can’t say I was immediately stoked over it, lol 😜. Not even *Exactly* sure why, but it grew on me and I can very much dig it now 👊! - I think perhaps why I MUCH preferred the Original (especially right after watching the 2nd) was, And this may a bit crazy 😂, but… Even though the OG film involved the Frick’n *Cosmic Horror, Old Gods* potentially “Burning The Heavens”! It still felt (to Me) like a more intimate Grounded and Human story compared to the Sequel. Just my thoughts 🤘, 👊!!
You're right, Mr. Movies, The Hellboy Universe leaned heavily into H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. The quote at the beginning was from De Vermis Mysteriis - a supposed magic book created by Lovecraft (along with the Necronomican seen in the Evil Dead series). The final monster was also a Lovecraftian monster callee, Shude M'ell. I think its kind of funny that Mrs Movies is such a believer in the paranormal that she can't even really enjoy a movie like this because of it. It's okay, Mrs. Movies, these aren't Biblical Demons. Just stuff from a comic, based around the works of a pulp writer from the 20s and 30s. Guillermo del Toro is also a huge Lovecraft fan.
@@SkeleTonHammer i also don't believe in the supernatural for the record, but the explanation is a lot of supernatural stuff relies on belief and faith, that's why for example it's somewhat common for believers to think that even just talking about an evil spirit/ demon/whatever can bring bad luck and stuff like that, for example the native americans and the wendigo, they don't like talking about it or calling it by its name specifically because they believe that simply doing that can attract one to you
13:58 probably said already, but David Hyde Pierce from Fraiser is the voice actor for this one. He went uncredited for this because he liked Doug Jones’ voice performance, that he did his own impersonation of Jones’ performance.
I felt kind of sad when after the one GI. guy says "Look at the size of that whammer!!", the Mrs. didn't reference back to her Ron Jeremy comment from the start :D, but that aside, hahaha, another great reaction!!!
Doug Jones is the body actor for Abe Sapien in the first Hellboy. David Hyde Pierce played the voice but refused to be added to the credits because he liked Doug Jones' performance so much. In the sequel they simply had Doug do the body and voice.
This was my favorite comic book movie until The Dark Knight(2008). I remember seeing it in the theater with friends. Hellboy 2 is also very good and Hellboy 3 is...oh...right. Gonna go cry now.
Fun Fact: Way back when X Men: Legends was on PS2, DC also made a game with a near identical gameplay format. Ron Pearlman voiced Batman in that game and I must say. At the time, it sounded just as good as Kevin Conroy's Batman. The voice was deep yet still capable of being gentle and emotionally expressive. It's the most major issue with Christian Bale Batman. There was no emotion other than growling.
Speaking of Ron Perlman, he's in another movie maybe you'll want to check out someday, if you haven't seen it before, called Outlander (2008). He's not the main character per se but plays a Viking leader. I remember seeing it not long after seeing Reign of Fire (2002), probably 2007 & 2008 and enjoying both.
I once knew a woman who named her son Samael, thinking it was the Hebrew pronunciation of Samuel. The look on her face, when I told her what Samael actually was...priceless!!
Guillermo del Toro directed Blade 2 prior to this. The first person shooters Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Wolfenstein 2009 and Wolfenstein: The Old Blood further expand the Nazis fascination of the occult. Other demonic characters of note include Etrigan and Trigon from DC comics. Other films with Ron Perlman include Alien: Resurrection, Blade 2 and Hellboy: The Golden Army
In more than a few demonic/devil lore styles there's a thing about "true" names. The names of demons that are known are usually something coined by others or adopted by the demons themselves. But their true names is their power AND their weakness. By speaking their true names the demon gains power OR someone else gains power over them. It's a thing that is rearranged for whichever story is being told. There are even some lore suggesting that this also affects God's as well.
Great reaction, to one of my main favorite superhero movies. The first Hellboy movie was just outstanding, on my perspective. And honestly it was thanks to this movie that I was introduced to Hellboy and decided to read up more of his comics. I remember watching this movie when I was like 5 or 6 years old. I even remember by then that I had a Hellboy action figure that they release out like a year later after the movie was released on 2004. Ron Perlman acting is just perfect as Hellboy, even until today he is still my favorite version of Hellboy out of David Harbour from the 2019 film and Jack Kesy from the upcoming movie of this year "Hellboy: The Crooked Man" Although people say that this new version is the most closet one to his physical appeareance on the comics. I have to say that they got a point on that if we compare side to side. Still though I prefer Perlman's Hellboy since I am more of a nostalgic fan and remembering this Hellboy is like returing me back to my childhood. I also loved the designs of the main villains, like Karl Ruprecht Kroenen and Samael, I think they were the most interesting ones out of Rasputin who was the main antagonist of this film. Specially for Karl since his nazi outfit and masks just gave him a badass look. 1:12 I died, think that is a pornstar. 😂😂😂
"I made a tower..." My first though: she is trying to invoke the monster of the movie XD. Just kidding; nice tower :). "Saying his name activated the chains?" That's, actually, a real piece of many folklores under the general concept of "names of power". Those folklores indicate every thing (living or not) has a real name, a hidden name, tied to its identity and vital energy. Whoever that knows and says that name, has power of the entity or thing (hence "name of power" and why it's originally a secret). Knowing a name of power gives you almost absolute control over the entity it belongs to, if you carve it in chains; the entity has no power to break them unless it does any condition you've put to the spell/test. Hellboy's infernal name (Anung un Rama) is a made up language, but it does have an english translation along the lines of "the destroyer of worlds" and "He who, upon his brow, has a crown of flames" (the second one is important, because is a part of another comic story). Nice reaction :).
@@sebswede9005 Multiple Sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease where the spine and nerves cannot function. This creates pain, fatigue, lowered immunity, and over time a person with MS can die from it.
As much as I love the two Perlman Hellboy movies, I find myself rolling my eyes sometimes at how much they changed from the comics, particularly in this first movie, where the changes they made clash HARD with what otherwise works pretty well as an introduction to the central conflict of the Hellboy/BPRD saga. Characterization, relationships, and crucial elements of the worldbuilding are changed pretty dramatically for the sake of giving the adaptation more mass appeal (essentially what the movie gives us is closer to Men In Black than Hellboy), while the source material honestly feels like it was designed to be rather niche and obscure - like its creator put his heart and soul into something uniquely his rather than chase the usual superhero trends for the money. The second movie is telling a completely different story from anything we've seen in the comics, and the completely new direction gels much more with the changes mentioned above. As such, Hellboy 2 manages to be a much more charming and heartfelt film.
I don’t know if anyone’s said this but Rasputin was actually castrated when he was killed in real life and they have his Johnson on display in a museum in St.Petersburg
@@taoist32 Hellboy's mother doesn't appear in the films; but yeah, she was white, because she was british: Sarah Hughes was a female human witch that was a consort of archdemon Azzael (Hellboy's father); from this union, Hellboy was conceived on Walpurgis night of 1574; but, being a paranormal entity, he would not be born in this world. Eventually, Sarah (carrying Hellboy's essence) rejected Azzael and tried to save her soul from Hell, but Azzael collected her soul when Sarah was on her deathbed in 1617; Hellboy was, finally born (in Hell) that very night, after her soul was destroyed. and he would be, eventually, brought back to earth in the 1940's.
Hellboy is a Dark Horse Comics character. He appeared in San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2, 1993. He was created by Mike Mignola. He was written by John Byrne & drawn by Mike Mignola. He's one of the few comic book characters not from Marvel or DC to have a major motion picture. He's in my top 5 Independent comic book characters of all time. Here's my top 5 Independent comic book characters of all time 1. Spawn(Image) 2. Hellboy (Dark Horse) 3. Invincible (Image) 4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW) 5. Bloodshot(Valiant)
This movie goes hard in every category you think of. I mean for being . . .wait 200 years?! Insert saving private Ryan old gif here lol but seriously even the opening is near perfect with just the right amount of WW2 American troops who find him, the makeup, the practical effects - god damn Ron P is a gem and besides Tim C from Legend, this gets my vote for overall makeup / practical makeup.
Oh man! I hope you guys give hellboy 2 a watch. First one was pretty decent, 2nd one was stellar. A fun and charming movie with quite a few memorable moments.
I always wondered why Abe is always in water when not in missions but then it hit me that he's a reverse human..we can go in water and dives but still prefer to live out of water..he's the opposite.
Ron Pearlman did some voice acting. He voiced Slade/Deathstroke in the Teen Titans animated series. I think he was also the DC voice for Deadshot in Justice League animated series.
You should watch ,escape to victory ,if you haven't seen it yet, it's a brilliant movie ,it's so so good, you wont be disappointed , also dances with wolves and the young guns 1 and 2 and the mad max movies oh and the lethal weapon movies and rocky & rambo movie And field of dreams also again if you haven't seen them Rick xxx.
In this movie and Constantine, they reference the Nazis and the Spear of Destiny. When Hitler annexed Austria, the supposed to be real Spear of Destiny was in a museum in Viena and the SS seized it under orders from Hitler itself. For real.
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Ron Jeremy as Hell Boy.
“Look at the size of that whammer “
heh, Go watch the movie "One-Eyed Monster".
@@DNulrammah Nah , I’m good
If I hadn't heard the conversation I'd have thought it was Aaron Ra.
I never understood why anyone thinks he's big, I'm bigger and I think I'm small.
@@uncoolmartin460 I'm Aaron and I'm raw...
Guillermo del Toro is a cinematic artist of the highest order. His ENTIRE filmography (not so much Mimic, but especially the Spanish films) is absolutely stellar ❤
Pacific Rim was BAD.
Mimic was actually good (cheesy, but good conceptualy wise)
The first Pacific rim was FANTASTIC
@@Temeraire101 scuse me?! The Sequel maybe but the first film>?!?!>!>!>!
I would love for him to direct Children of Dune and God Emperor of Dune.
A Star Wars film.
From what I can gather adding David Hyde Pierce was a late addition in an attempt to add more star power to the film. I think David Hyde Pierce deserves credit for not taking credit as he was insistent that the performance belonged to Doug Jones so he went uncredited. Doug Jones did both the physical and vocal performance in the sequel.
And as good as his physical performance is, unfortunately his vocal talents are not equally impressive, and they don't hold a candle to DHP.
One of my absolute all-time favorite movies… Ron Perlman as Hellboy is up there with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man or Christopher Reeve as Superman, in completely embodying a character and so enjoyable to watch
Yup, agreed. Still miffed that we never got the final film in the trilogy from Del Toro and the gang.
@@countzer0408 Agreed, I still hold out hope we might someday, but I won’t hold my breath… But I can still hope
@@bensneb360 Ron is 74 years old, ain't no way he's reprising the role, at least not in live action, that's basically a guarantee
5:58- Nazi or not, that is one of the coolest looks I've ever seen. Look at that "Come at me Bro" pose, Kroenen has. Plus, the cool Lucious from Underworld forearm swords.
This, Pan's Labyrinth, Blade 2, Pacific Rim, Shape of Water, and the new Pinocio--all awesome!
41:17- Love that line "You should be running"
"...should i get hair plugs?" IMMEDIATE sharp cut before any answer or response LOL
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She pretended not to hear him in order to avoid answering 😅
Doug Jones is the suit actor playing Abe, he was actually voiced by David Hyde Pierce who was the brother in Fraiser.
Niles
*Frasier...
Doug gets to voice Abe in Hellboy 2, though
@@popeye697 which is better.
Loved Doug Jones since Billy in Hocus-Pocus
12:17- I do quote that at people, who stare at me too much. "What'cha lookin at" 15:05- When concerning Anung Un Rama, that song "Say My Name, Say My Name" becomes a threat.
The first Hellboy is great. However, "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army" is one of the best comic book films ever made.
In history, Hitler really did have a paranormal division ie why lots of movie plots have people fighting his paranormal division.
Absolutely, the natzis did many research and experiments.
yeah, a lot of the ancient aliens/ ancient civilisations conspiracy theories in fact originate from the nazis
Yeah, they ignorantly invested a Lot of serious time and resources into trying to essentially, “Unlock the secrets and Powers of the occult, yada yada.” LOL! Hoping to somehow harness Magic… A LOT of plain old DumbF**K’ERY was go’n down for awhile with the Nazis. Do’n all kinds of “Über” f**k’d sh*t like, experimenting on identical Twins, I guess in an attempt to forcefully trigger some sort of latent “Psychic Power”, the sick little kraut Bastards!
Thule and Vril society. One for the boys one for the girls.
Oh yes crazy or not as it sounds : they had..
Thule and Vril was just the tip of the iceberg.
They were completely gaga...
what i love most about Hellboy, both comic book and movie, is that he is a paranormal investigator that doesn't solve problems by being smart but by being very, very hard to kill
The most funny part is that apparently during the apocalypse newspapers will be still printing news and their headline will simple be "The Apocalypse"
The Internet may be turned off, television may be turned off... but newspapers will always be there -)
Same energy as the newspaper saying "The Dead Walk!" in Day of the Dead lol
@@generic_sauce or the "It's Sound!" In a Quiet Place.
"Look Brian, I know you and the team spent a lot of time on this City Hall corruption story, but I'm going to have to bump you to the second page. We're running with The Apocalypse on the front."
@@generic_sauce èh, in zombie stuff it can make sense since it might take time for society to fall apart completely
You guys rule, I'm sad I missed the premiere. For me, the fact we will never get a completion of this trilogy is one of cinema's greatest tragedies. Obviously this kind of film isn't for everyone, but that's what Marvel is for.
Rasputin's eyeballs popped out just before he was sucked through the portal at the beginning.
I love comic books turned into movies and this is one of my favorites but it doesn't beat my all time favorites. I wonder how good Hellboy: The Crooked Man will be.
13:55 actually Doug Jones is only the body for Abe in the first Hellboy film, the voice is David Hyde Pierce, aka Niles from Frasier. He wasn't credited for some reason, and in the subsequent films they just let Jones do the voice too.
edit: okay y'all got it eventually
David Hyde Pierce wasn't too happy with not crediting Jones for the work, so he wasn't super cooperative with marketing the film around his voice acting work. Pretty standup guy.
David Hyde Pierce didn't want credit for doing Abe's voice, because he felt most of the performance was Doug Jones' movement.
And bravo to him. It's frustrating when voice actors get top billing for an animated character or one otherwise acted by someone else.
@@3DJapan And then there's Andy Serkis, who shits all over the animators whenever he gets the opportunity.
When Selma blair said...you should be running was epic.😎
Never fails to give me chills!
Such a great scene
Hellboy 2 is an underrated classic
"The ancient ones..." The Great Old Ones.
44:56 that’s funny after you asked how are they going to bring her back a cascade commercial popped up and said “try cascade platinum plus”. 😂
1:12 ..."Why do I know that name but think that is a porn star"...🤣🤣🤣
34:08 That cat had me thinking my phone was messed up lol
The voice of Abraham is David Hyde Pierce. AKA Niles Crane from Frasier
19:28 I thought you said “old flame”, and I was saying to myself that was some incredible foresight.
31:05 Oh wow! That's a really cool tower! For real though! 😃😃😃👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I'm a sucker for Guillermo del Toro movies, especially the early ones like this one or Pans Labyrinth or Hellboy 2. I totally love his creature concepts, always unique, creepy and mystic.
That TOWER was freaking amazing.
I will never be able to watch this again without seeing the ‘Minion’. lol!
Hellboy 2 is far more interesting than the first one. The first movie deals with Nazi experiments, undead sorcerers, ancient demons, and dark gods; Hellboy 2 deals with more fantasy-type creatures that also exist in this same world. Having Lovecraftian horrors and occult magic share the same world as more Tolkien-esque beings is a fascinating concept. Having the son of the devil interact with both is an excellent concept. That there was never a Hellboy 3 is the biggest failure of Del Toro’s career.
I must be one of the only people alive who actively disliked the second one in comparison.
Yes, and there's also a small connection to the Trollhunters animated series. Troll Market. Otherwise I highly recommend you to check out the series. Though don't watch the Trollhunters Rice of the Titans movie, because it was shit and did me wrong for so many characters and the ending was bad too. Not how I would have ended this story.
If there are any fans of the Trollhunters series here, what is your favorite character? Mine is Walter Strickler, who is Jim's teacher, a member of the Janus organization and a changeling and loveintrest of Barbara who is Jim's mom. Also, I like very much of Jonathan Hyde who is Strickler's voice and really good actor. :)
@@Tensen01 second one reminded me of thor the dark world
@Tensen01, yeah, you must be.
@@Tensen01 I’m sure you’re not, Lol.
I’ve been THE *“RightHandOfDoom “* since my very first login to play a game online, Lol🤣! So I’m Definitely a Hellboy “fan”. Yet the First time I watched “The Golden Army”, though I certainly didn’t hate it, I can’t say I was immediately stoked over it, lol 😜. Not even *Exactly* sure why, but it grew on me and I can very much dig it now 👊!
- I think perhaps why I MUCH preferred the Original (especially right after watching the 2nd) was, And this may a bit crazy 😂, but… Even though the OG film involved the Frick’n *Cosmic Horror, Old Gods* potentially “Burning The Heavens”! It still felt (to Me) like a more intimate Grounded and Human story compared to the Sequel. Just my thoughts 🤘, 👊!!
You're right, Mr. Movies, The Hellboy Universe leaned heavily into H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.
The quote at the beginning was from De Vermis Mysteriis - a supposed magic book created by Lovecraft (along with the Necronomican seen in the Evil Dead series).
The final monster was also a Lovecraftian monster callee, Shude M'ell.
I think its kind of funny that Mrs Movies is such a believer in the paranormal that she can't even really enjoy a movie like this because of it. It's okay, Mrs. Movies, these aren't Biblical Demons. Just stuff from a comic, based around the works of a pulp writer from the 20s and 30s.
Guillermo del Toro is also a huge Lovecraft fan.
I could well be wrong but I think De Vermis Mysteriis might have been created by Robert E. Howard...maybe.
@@SkeleTonHammer i also don't believe in the supernatural for the record, but the explanation is a lot of supernatural stuff relies on belief and faith, that's why for example it's somewhat common for believers to think that even just talking about an evil spirit/ demon/whatever can bring bad luck and stuff like that, for example the native americans and the wendigo, they don't like talking about it or calling it by its name specifically because they believe that simply doing that can attract one to you
@@eddhardy1054 You are wrong. It was originally created by Robert Bloch, but Lovecraft translated the book's title into Latin.
@@Baiko OK 😊
Been one of my favorite movies since I was kid
"How do you stop an apocalypse from happening..." - that is a question for Buffy.
13:58 probably said already, but David Hyde Pierce from Fraiser is the voice actor for this one. He went uncredited for this because he liked Doug Jones’ voice performance, that he did his own impersonation of Jones’ performance.
I felt kind of sad when after the one GI. guy says "Look at the size of that whammer!!", the Mrs. didn't reference back to her Ron Jeremy comment from the start :D, but that aside, hahaha, another great reaction!!!
13:50 He played Niles on Frasier.
Doug Jones is the body actor for Abe Sapien in the first Hellboy. David Hyde Pierce played the voice but refused to be added to the credits because he liked Doug Jones' performance so much. In the sequel they simply had Doug do the body and voice.
This was my favorite comic book movie until The Dark Knight(2008). I remember seeing it in the theater with friends. Hellboy 2 is also very good and Hellboy 3 is...oh...right. Gonna go cry now.
Very nice tower she made. I do love y'all videos.
Fun Fact: Way back when X Men: Legends was on PS2, DC also made a game with a near identical gameplay format. Ron Pearlman voiced Batman in that game and I must say. At the time, it sounded just as good as Kevin Conroy's Batman. The voice was deep yet still capable of being gentle and emotionally expressive. It's the most major issue with Christian Bale Batman. There was no emotion other than growling.
What DOES he DO with that ARM?! Clue: He IS a devil, after all 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
31:06 That's one impressive tower!
Boy, that was quite a tower!🙂
Rasputin in Hellboy is somewhat similar to Rasputin in the 1997 movie Anastasia
Speaking of Ron Perlman, he's in another movie maybe you'll want to check out someday, if you haven't seen it before, called Outlander (2008). He's not the main character per se but plays a Viking leader. I remember seeing it not long after seeing Reign of Fire (2002), probably 2007 & 2008 and enjoying both.
there is always time to look at a tower
Happy Friday! If this hasn’t already been answered, Doug Jones was Abe Sapien, but in this movie, Abe was voiced by David Hyde Pierce from “Frasier”.
I once knew a woman who named her son Samael, thinking it was the Hebrew pronunciation of Samuel. The look on her face, when I told her what Samael actually was...priceless!!
Nice Royal Rumble shirt. Hellboy part 1 and 2 are terrific. There was recently a Hellboy video game. Doug Jones is great as Abe.
that's a decent tower
Did anybody else notice Mr. Movies put Ron Jeremy on the cover next to him? lol
Demon calamari is sinfully delicious!
Just wanted to make the joke. In fact the only seafood I eat are the anchovies in Worcestershire sauce!
Hellboy 2 is even better
Golden Army? Yeah.
Hellboy 2 was great. For better than 1.
@@jamesrein648you must be thinking of the recent remake without DelToro or Pearlman.
One of the best comic book films ever made.
@@jamesrein648I liked Hell Boy 2
Wow, love the tower XD
Hellboy is one of the superheroes ever of the Dark Horse Comics!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Yeah. "Da fuq" pretty much describes this world. It's fun, though!
Guillermo del Toro directed Blade 2 prior to this. The first person shooters Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Wolfenstein 2009 and Wolfenstein: The Old Blood further expand the Nazis fascination of the occult. Other demonic characters of note include Etrigan and Trigon from DC comics. Other films with Ron Perlman include Alien: Resurrection, Blade 2 and Hellboy: The Golden Army
*sees picture of the tower*
"Look at the size of that whammer."
In more than a few demonic/devil lore styles there's a thing about "true" names. The names of demons that are known are usually something coined by others or adopted by the demons themselves. But their true names is their power AND their weakness. By speaking their true names the demon gains power OR someone else gains power over them. It's a thing that is rearranged for whichever story is being told. There are even some lore suggesting that this also affects God's as well.
Great reaction, to one of my main favorite superhero movies. The first Hellboy movie was just outstanding, on my perspective. And honestly it was thanks to this movie that I was introduced to Hellboy and decided to read up more of his comics.
I remember watching this movie when I was like 5 or 6 years old. I even remember by then that I had a Hellboy action figure that they release out like a year later after the movie was released on 2004.
Ron Perlman acting is just perfect as Hellboy, even until today he is still my favorite version of Hellboy out of David Harbour from the 2019 film and Jack Kesy from the upcoming movie of this year "Hellboy: The Crooked Man"
Although people say that this new version is the most closet one to his physical appeareance on the comics. I have to say that they got a point on that if we compare side to side. Still though I prefer Perlman's Hellboy since I am more of a nostalgic fan and remembering this Hellboy is like returing me back to my childhood.
I also loved the designs of the main villains, like Karl Ruprecht Kroenen and Samael, I think they were the most interesting ones out of Rasputin who was the main antagonist of this film. Specially for Karl since his nazi outfit and masks just gave him a badass look.
1:12 I died, think that is a pornstar. 😂😂😂
I wonder if the Baby Ruth is a nod to The Goonies.
Ron PEARLMAN is also great in Alien : Resurrection.
I had know idea who Hellboy was until this movie came out. The minute I start seeing him in action, I was like, "I like this guy already."
Your kids are adorable I have 9 year old daughter she's my world. Love the channel
You don’t use wooden matches either because they’re covered in sulfur and impart that flavor onto the cigar!
"Is she a fire girl?"
The term you're looking for, is pyrokinetic.
Missus movies what's flaming ron pearlman feel like he was catching on the stray bullets for no reason lol
My favorite non-DC/Marvel related comic book movie. A classic.
Hellboy is heavily Lovecraftian in nature. One of the ancient tomes in the Cthulhu Mythos is the De Vermis Mysteriis.
The Ron Jeremy version would have Three Horns
BA DUM TSS
Was Ron Pearlman in "The name of the rose"?
Mrs. saying "old flame." Lol
Hellboy, starring Ron Jeremy!
HUH
"Look at the size of that whammer!" 👀🤤
"I made a tower..."
My first though: she is trying to invoke the monster of the movie XD. Just kidding; nice tower :).
"Saying his name activated the chains?"
That's, actually, a real piece of many folklores under the general concept of "names of power". Those folklores indicate every thing (living or not) has a real name, a hidden name, tied to its identity and vital energy. Whoever that knows and says that name, has power of the entity or thing (hence "name of power" and why it's originally a secret).
Knowing a name of power gives you almost absolute control over the entity it belongs to, if you carve it in chains; the entity has no power to break them unless it does any condition you've put to the spell/test.
Hellboy's infernal name (Anung un Rama) is a made up language, but it does have an english translation along the lines of "the destroyer of worlds" and "He who, upon his brow, has a crown of flames" (the second one is important, because is a part of another comic story).
Nice reaction :).
I miss seeing Selma Blair on the big screen. I hope she's enjoying life the best she can ❤
She has MS like Christina Applegate. I don’t believe she is acting right now, but she does post on Instagram.
@@taoist32MS?
@@sebswede9005 Multiple Sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease where the spine and nerves cannot function. This creates pain, fatigue, lowered immunity, and over time a person with MS can die from it.
As much as I love the two Perlman Hellboy movies, I find myself rolling my eyes sometimes at how much they changed from the comics, particularly in this first movie, where the changes they made clash HARD with what otherwise works pretty well as an introduction to the central conflict of the Hellboy/BPRD saga.
Characterization, relationships, and crucial elements of the worldbuilding are changed pretty dramatically for the sake of giving the adaptation more mass appeal (essentially what the movie gives us is closer to Men In Black than Hellboy), while the source material honestly feels like it was designed to be rather niche and obscure - like its creator put his heart and soul into something uniquely his rather than chase the usual superhero trends for the money.
The second movie is telling a completely different story from anything we've seen in the comics, and the completely new direction gels much more with the changes mentioned above. As such, Hellboy 2 manages to be a much more charming and heartfelt film.
Mythos of old gods living in deep space.
I don’t know if anyone’s said this but Rasputin was actually castrated when he was killed in real life and they have his Johnson on display in a museum in St.Petersburg
30:43 Back again, Ms Movies Jr 👏👏
Thank you both for you’re time 🤙🏻🍿
Hellboy is actually half human on his mother's side
So his mother was white, right? I forgot, even after watching Hellboy 2.
@@taoist32 Hellboy's mother doesn't appear in the films; but yeah, she was white, because she was british: Sarah Hughes was a female human witch that was a consort of archdemon Azzael (Hellboy's father); from this union, Hellboy was conceived on Walpurgis night of 1574; but, being a paranormal entity, he would not be born in this world.
Eventually, Sarah (carrying Hellboy's essence) rejected Azzael and tried to save her soul from Hell, but Azzael collected her soul when Sarah was on her deathbed in 1617; Hellboy was, finally born (in Hell) that very night, after her soul was destroyed. and he would be, eventually, brought back to earth in the 1940's.
On TEAM Mr. here! Hellboy RULES!
I love Hellboy. The first two films mostly capture the mood while unfortunately trying to be generic.
Wow, girls. That's an amazing tower you made there! Thanks for letting your mom and dad show everyone how to do it right! 😊
Hellboy is a Dark Horse Comics character. He appeared in San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2, 1993. He was created by Mike Mignola. He was written by John Byrne & drawn by Mike Mignola. He's one of the few comic book characters not from Marvel or DC to have a major motion picture. He's in my top 5 Independent comic book characters of all time.
Here's my top 5 Independent comic book characters of all time
1. Spawn(Image)
2. Hellboy (Dark Horse)
3. Invincible (Image)
4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW)
5. Bloodshot(Valiant)
This movie goes hard in every category you think of. I mean for being . . .wait 200 years?! Insert saving private Ryan old gif here lol but seriously even the opening is near perfect with just the right amount of WW2 American troops who find him, the makeup, the practical effects - god damn Ron P is a gem and besides Tim C from Legend, this gets my vote for overall makeup / practical makeup.
Oh man! I hope you guys give hellboy 2 a watch. First one was pretty decent, 2nd one was stellar. A fun and charming movie with quite a few memorable moments.
Love this movie watched it all the time when I was young
I always wondered why Abe is always in water when not in missions but then it hit me that he's a reverse human..we can go in water and dives but still prefer to live out of water..he's the opposite.
Hope you do the sequel Golden Army. Also, VERY GOOD
Ron Pearlman did some voice acting. He voiced Slade/Deathstroke in the Teen Titans animated series. I think he was also the DC voice for Deadshot in Justice League animated series.
That's a cool tower she made.
The way they show Scotland at the beginning of the movie is actually pretty accurate as to how our summer has been over here far 😂
You should watch ,escape to victory ,if you haven't seen it yet, it's a brilliant movie ,it's so so good, you wont be disappointed , also dances with wolves and the young guns 1 and 2 and the mad max movies oh and the lethal weapon movies and rocky & rambo movie
And field of dreams also again if you haven't seen them
Rick xxx.
I do wish that del Toro had stayed a little closer to the comic by letting Hellboy be more of a public figure and making the B.P.R.D. less secretive.
In this movie and Constantine, they reference the Nazis and the Spear of Destiny. When Hitler annexed Austria, the supposed to be real Spear of Destiny was in a museum in Viena and the SS seized it under orders from Hitler itself. For real.
Awesome reaction you guys. This movie is a classic!😎👍🏽
The "chocolate lock", I don't think it's a lock, I think it's a tamper-evident seal.