This is what Hellboy 2019 was missing. Emotion. This is why Ron Perlman was so good as Hellboy, he portrayed Red perfectly not just physically but emotionally as well.
Which only proves that making comic book movie (or, any movie in general) R-rated doesn't guarantee it will be better than a PG-13 one. Ratings don't matter. Story and Characters do.
You're spot on. Plus the direction of Guillermo del toro is just brilliant. He doesn't rely too heavily on cgi like directors these days. Tried to keep things grounded as much as possible
Hellboy 2019 also assumed that the audience knew WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY more going in about the goings on in universe than they actually did (other than diehard fans of Hellboy like myself), that and it jumped all the way to the endgame of the story rather than start closer to the beginning or hell even the middle
Exactly. 2019 Hellboy had no heart behind it because it was too focused on being “edgy” for the sake of being edgy and building a “universe” than telling a story. Everyone was dropping an f bomb in the middle of every sentence every 5 seconds and I genuinely couldnt take that seriously because no one talks like that in real life lmao. The comical MCU wannabe tone and the CGI monsters with CGI blood was also damn awful. Some people say the Del Toro films weren’t faithful to the comics and thats why the 2019 film is better than them are completely missing the fact that just because something IS comic accurate or faithful does not make it a good film.
@@thearthurmarston9897and ths mov argue best hrllboy WAC gotenbever forvonthingbit shoed hrlboy SAS mor just edgy snti hero he acthuly was devil who cared if not a devil who cried and RIP john hurt 1940 to 2017
This is one of the best scenes in the movie. The fact that this person was the physical and emotional center of his world, now gone and he can't even go to the funeral because of who and what he is. I still get chills watching it.
Very good point but I think that the entire funeral would have been made of BPRD agents and members of the government who know of Hellboys existence. So I think its more of a case of Hellboy wanting to be alone with his grief.
My favorite aunt passed away from cancer in August. One of my biggest regrets is that I never even got the chance to say goodbye to her. It’s one of the worst feelings in the world to not be able to say goodbye to someone you love.
i love how the tilt up at 1:25 establishes hellboy's character. a male protector exposed in the rain but hidden from view, the gripping of the cross, developed in the closing scenes of the film when a cross burns him but reminds him who he is...suggests his father's lesson: its painful, requires great sacrifice, to be who you really are inside, instead of conforming urself to the colonizer-prescribed fate. It's not about being thanked or being seen by ppl who are generally apathetic to ur well-being, its about being right with yourself and the world, especially when its shitting on you.
The cross does not burn him. As long as Hellboy stands on the side of the angels (or mankind, if you may) - not hell - he cannot be harmed by holy objects and such. In fact, his lineage enables some rather spectacular feats I won't spoil here.
This scene never fails to move me. It's just so touching and tragic. The score, the masterful direction of Del Toro, the wonderful characters. Poor Red can't even attend his father's funeral. That's just so heartbreaking.
And this is why we prefer this movies over the 2019 one. You can feel the character human self, feel his sadness, and despite not shedding any tears, being able to brought to us the sadness of his lost, and how he will carry on, on his adoptive father's legacy.
He actually shed tears but the rain was quite deceitful in the movie scene. He couldn't have gotten over such emotion without shedding tears for his father...😩
It never fails, every time I heard the first notes and then how he hug his Dead adoptive father's body, I start to tear up. Rest in peace John Hurt....
*crying* This scene is so sad. Hellboy was very close to Mr.Bruttenholm. And at the funeral he sees as his father is taken away to get buried, all the while he is drenched in the rain not being able to actually be there due to the people there. The music, though is very beautiful.
Hellboy (the film) is really an argument of nurture over nature. Look at the respect given his father; he was a kind man committed to his values and saved Hellboy from summary execution when the latter was young. Although he died, he left Hellboy both the inner and outer support structure to become a good man (really half-man): unconditional love and a community full of others who also gave him the same. Notwithstanding its nature as a "silly" comic book movie that I saw when I was about 10 years old, I can now appreciate this film's more mature themes since they may now speak to me at an older age: although our father figures may not last forever physically, we may internalize their wisdom and ethics, and make the world a better place for it.
Del Toro did something amazing. He took a silly concept (let's face it, demon raised by humans to protect the world is kind of silly) and turned it into 2 great movies with a sympathetic and evolving protagonist and supporting cast so well written and casted that every scene in magical and every emotional scene make you cry even a little bit. I felt the same thing with Pacific Rim. Del Toro practically made the silliest blockbuster concept and turned it into epic sci-fi mecha vs giant monster story (shame that the sequel ruined it's legacy), where you cared for thes story and the characters. Damn you, Guillermo Del Toro for making us cry with the devil (in this scene I mean literally)
I love this scene so much. Especially when the music crescendos at 1:24. She looks up at him, with John looking at her, and then the camera work that pans to Hellboy holding the cross. A masterpiece of a film
The music. The movie was more a sensitive to Professors death than the initial comic. The movie did it better in some respects. If they make a third, same cast. Just animate it like those other animated movies.
Hellboy loves his father. He respects and honors him. In a way, Red was still going through the rebellious teen angst. He's obsessing over the one woman he loves and is jealousy of anyone showing interest. He lost a friend just a few days prior and now his own father is gone.
Green Light Comics Well, apparently they weren't getting along, for some reason. When John Myers and Hellboy meet Professor Broom for the first time in the movie, someone says they weren't getting along. They had fought for some unknown reason.
@@GuilhermeRaveli In a dialogue between Clay and Hellboy at the beginning they dropped that the professor was angry at him because Hellboy repeatedly ran away to see Liz. I think the reason for his anger wasn't the disobedience of Hellboy, but that he got himself into trouble through those actions since the organisation needs to hide him for his own sake. Maybe he also was concerned because he saw Hellboy struggle with his unrequited love, wishing for him to have a close person besides his father in his life since he knew he'd die soon.
The lead, the head of the entire organization acting as a pallbearer. He acted as a dedicated leader to everyone of his subordinates. Even if there was conflict between himself and dome of the others. Small, but meaningful.
The saddest part of this movie is they never got to talk out their differences, Hellboy only said one word to the guy the whole movie iirc. Love your family while you still have time
This was actually pretty sad, first he died without seeing his Son for the last time and then Hellboy didn't attended his own father's funeral which is soul crushing
When you have a demon who chooses light over dark, loves cats, loves his father, loves his lady, and loves his friends- Makes “STAR WARS” under Disney look like less. I hated it already, but seeing this wonderful scene again reminds me of how much Hollywood has lost its way.
Losing my grandfather on monday of 03-27-17 the last hug i gave him before i left for work he felt off and i had brought it up to a family member i felt as if he was gone and not even 2 hours at work i received the text he passed . That following sunday i lost my son ill never forget them both grandpa was a very good man whom i called a father to me
Why they didn't bring back Marco Beltrami for the sequel is beyond me. And I like the Golden Army, but the first movie had so much more weight and emotion to it and the score was a big part of that.
@@zachheaton5234 yennthw first helboy mor of enrgy gothic somber type zcthion fsntasy tsle with some knigt erly 200s visuals whi, the golden army of mor like almost like more Indian ia Jones crossed with weirder version of the dsrk crystal
This scene always kicked my ass as a kid. I’d went to a funeral of some guy I didn’t even know when I was 5. Didn’t know him at all. When I went up and saw him, I cried the whole rest of the time because I felt bad for him that he died.
What’s worse is that they never would have let him go to the actual funeral so no one would see that Hellboy was real. Otherwise he probably would have lifted the casket by himself.
the music is gorgeous though. it is at the end as well. I really wish they had kept Marco doing the music! Danny Elfman is fine, he's just so... Burtony.
I woke up today and instantly thought about this scene, i always loved it. This scene always spoke to me i don't why, maybe it's the symphony, maybe the raw depiction of emotion in it or maybe both. It's artistic.
![HELLBOY II (2008) Opening Prologue Scene [HD] John Hurt](/img/1.gif)
The way he holds his father....
"I call him son"
😭😭😭😭😭
chills
And Hellboy called him father. Right in the feels, man
Better writing than modern movies can produce by a long haul.
“I become father”
This is what Hellboy 2019 was missing. Emotion. This is why Ron Perlman was so good as Hellboy, he portrayed Red perfectly not just physically but emotionally as well.
Which only proves that making comic book movie (or, any movie in general) R-rated doesn't guarantee it will be better than a PG-13 one.
Ratings don't matter. Story and Characters do.
You're spot on. Plus the direction of Guillermo del toro is just brilliant. He doesn't rely too heavily on cgi like directors these days. Tried to keep things grounded as much as possible
Hellboy 2019 also assumed that the audience knew WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY more going in about the goings on in universe than they actually did (other than diehard fans of Hellboy like myself), that and it jumped all the way to the endgame of the story rather than start closer to the beginning or hell even the middle
Exactly. 2019 Hellboy had no heart behind it because it was too focused on being “edgy” for the sake of being edgy and building a “universe” than telling a story. Everyone was dropping an f bomb in the middle of every sentence every 5 seconds and I genuinely couldnt take that seriously because no one talks like that in real life lmao. The comical MCU wannabe tone and the CGI monsters with CGI blood was also damn awful. Some people say the Del Toro films weren’t faithful to the comics and thats why the 2019 film is better than them are completely missing the fact that just because something IS comic accurate or faithful does not make it a good film.
@@thearthurmarston9897and ths mov argue best hrllboy WAC gotenbever forvonthingbit shoed hrlboy SAS mor just edgy snti hero he acthuly was devil who cared if not a devil who cried and RIP john hurt 1940 to 2017
This is one of the best scenes in the movie. The fact that this person was the physical and emotional center of his world, now gone and he can't even go to the funeral because of who and what he is. I still get chills watching it.
I can't believe I always thought he chose not to go. He legit couldn't go
Very good point but I think that the entire funeral would have been made of BPRD agents and members of the government who know of Hellboys existence. So I think its more of a case of Hellboy wanting to be alone with his grief.
They did the same thing to Escobar they killed his cousin and he couldn't go to his funeral he could only listen to it
@@alekso8254 screw escobar lol he was just a money hungry scum bag
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 well there's that but don't forgot he was also a dedicated family man and helped his people (until it blew up in his face)
the real " devil may cry "😢
Even a devil may cry when they have lost someone
Yooo that's really clever 😭
Don’t even bring that anime shit here rn
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 FYI, Devil May Cry ain't even an anime.
@@mysterycliff6045 It had an anime adaption, yes. But it's still originally a game made in Japan, which doesn't mean it's an anime.
Thats sad because his father was one of the people he truly cared for and he just saw him die and didn’t even get to say goodbye
My favorite aunt passed away from cancer in August. One of my biggest regrets is that I never even got the chance to say goodbye to her. It’s one of the worst feelings in the world to not be able to say goodbye to someone you love.
"Even a devil may cry when he loses a loved one". (Devil May Cry 3)
I dont care what anyone says, this is one of the most powerful scenes in ANY comic book movie, EVER.
i love how the tilt up at 1:25 establishes hellboy's character. a male protector exposed in the rain but hidden from view, the gripping of the cross, developed in the closing scenes of the film when a cross burns him but reminds him who he is...suggests his father's lesson: its painful, requires great sacrifice, to be who you really are inside, instead of conforming urself to the colonizer-prescribed fate. It's not about being thanked or being seen by ppl who are generally apathetic to ur well-being, its about being right with yourself and the world, especially when its shitting on you.
The cross does not burn him. As long as Hellboy stands on the side of the angels (or mankind, if you may) - not hell - he cannot be harmed by holy objects and such. In fact, his lineage enables some rather spectacular feats I won't spoil here.
Well said
@@VarjoPiraso antichrist
Man u should write blogs or a book maybe love eevrything that u have said.
This scene is one of the many reasons I love this movie and consider it a masterpiece of gothic melodrama in film
Not the new one though
@@TheLovemee1980 ....No, of course not the new one...the new one was just crap.
Can you do me a favor
@@TheLovemee1980 I apologize if I've offended you in some way
@@TheLovemee1980 what favor
He may not be your biological father, boy, *BUT HE WAS YOUR DADDY!*
This scene never fails to move me. It's just so touching and tragic. The score, the masterful direction of Del Toro, the wonderful characters. Poor Red can't even attend his father's funeral. That's just so heartbreaking.
And this is why we prefer this movies over the 2019 one.
You can feel the character human self, feel his sadness, and despite not shedding any tears, being able to brought to us the sadness of his lost, and how he will carry on, on his adoptive father's legacy.
The remake will never change my love for this one ❤️
He actually shed tears but the rain was quite deceitful in the movie scene. He couldn't have gotten over such emotion without shedding tears for his father...😩
R.I.P John Hurt.
The soundtrack is what makes this whole scene 100x better
I didn't even think Marco Beltrami's music would be this good.
I love this scene, as they showed Red in pain, and loving his father one last time. Showing real man do cry!
It never fails, every time I heard the first notes and then how he hug his Dead adoptive father's body, I start to tear up.
Rest in peace John Hurt....
*crying* This scene is so sad. Hellboy was very close to Mr.Bruttenholm.
And at the funeral he sees as his father is taken away to get buried, all the while he is drenched in the rain not being able to actually be there due to the people there.
The music, though is very beautiful.
Hellboy (the film) is really an argument of nurture over nature. Look at the respect given his father; he was a kind man committed to his values and saved Hellboy from summary execution when the latter was young. Although he died, he left Hellboy both the inner and outer support structure to become a good man (really half-man): unconditional love and a community full of others who also gave him the same. Notwithstanding its nature as a "silly" comic book movie that I saw when I was about 10 years old, I can now appreciate this film's more mature themes since they may now speak to me at an older age: although our father figures may not last forever physically, we may internalize their wisdom and ethics, and make the world a better place for it.
Rest in Peace Mr. John Hurt
That's Sir John Hurt. He was knighted shortly before his death.
@@SaintsBro217 Thank you so much for sharing.
RIP: John Hurt.
@@anthonybarbosa2136 yeh he was lving legend mdy John rsst in peace
This scene reminds me of my own father's funeral....only wished this song was playing in the background......😢
really masterwork by Del Toro, every scene, emotionally combines with a human being or an object.
the fact that red couldnt send his father off at his funeral the right way always breaks my heart
By far one of the saddest scene in a Superhero movie.
Not to mention adding that John Hurt passed away some years ago.
Rest well Proffesor Broom.
Del Toro did something amazing. He took a silly concept (let's face it, demon raised by humans to protect the world is kind of silly) and turned it into 2 great movies with a sympathetic and evolving protagonist and supporting cast so well written and casted that every scene in magical and every emotional scene make you cry even a little bit.
I felt the same thing with Pacific Rim. Del Toro practically made the silliest blockbuster concept and turned it into epic sci-fi mecha vs giant monster story (shame that the sequel ruined it's legacy), where you cared for thes story and the characters.
Damn you, Guillermo Del Toro for making us cry with the devil (in this scene I mean literally)
This is one of those scenes that you will randomly remember. It's so pure and that score is just overflow of emotions.
The saddest moment in hellboy. This actually made me cry. 😭😭😭😭😭
I love this scene so much. Especially when the music crescendos at 1:24. She looks up at him, with John looking at her, and then the camera work that pans to Hellboy holding the cross.
A masterpiece of a film
An example of how great cinematography and music score produce an unforgettable scene
Me right after hearing of John Hurt's death
The music.
The movie was more a
sensitive to Professors death than the initial comic.
The movie did it better in some respects.
If they make a third, same cast. Just animate it like those other animated movies.
My father die 6 days before I play this sound and I cry in his chest I love u my father hope God u are happy
0:26 that’s the sound of his life collapsing
this scene hurts so much more to watch now that he's really gone ;(
Hellboy loves his father. He respects and honors him. In a way, Red was still going through the rebellious teen angst. He's obsessing over the one woman he loves and is jealousy of anyone showing interest. He lost a friend just a few days prior and now his own father is gone.
Ron Perlman is an underrated but amazing actor
His human side is seen in this scene, he loved his father. It was his entire world. A part of Hellboy died when he was murdered.
*Thankful for the rain to hide my tears.* I wrote a poem based on these scenes. One of the saddest moments in movie history!
The way he fell into his knees💔
A loss that tore his world apart.
we will miss you mr hurt... my doctor, my dragon, master.
Gosh, the amount of guilt Hellboy must have felt knowing that he wasn't there to protect his father for childish and selfish reasons.
He still loved him
Worst part about this scene is once you remember that Red and Professor Broom never actually apologized to one another.
What didn't either of them apologize about?
Green Light Comics Well, apparently they weren't getting along, for some reason. When John Myers and Hellboy meet Professor Broom for the first time in the movie, someone says they weren't getting along. They had fought for some unknown reason.
A child and parents worst nightmare...never telling each other they love each other
@@GuilhermeRaveli In a dialogue between Clay and Hellboy at the beginning they dropped that the professor was angry at him because Hellboy repeatedly ran away to see Liz.
I think the reason for his anger wasn't the disobedience of Hellboy, but that he got himself into trouble through those actions since the organisation needs to hide him for his own sake. Maybe he also was concerned because he saw Hellboy struggle with his unrequited love, wishing for him to have a close person besides his father in his life since he knew he'd die soon.
@@LaNoir.
Damn. Never thought about it that way. Thanks for the insight !
And this whole scene has no dialogue. Really loved this scene.
That score (music) never gets old. One the most powerful pieces of music ever
The lead, the head of the entire organization acting as a pallbearer. He acted as a dedicated leader to everyone of his subordinates. Even if there was conflict between himself and dome of the others. Small, but meaningful.
Manning always respected Dr.Broom, he cared for his opinion on operations, investigations.
The saddest part of this movie is they never got to talk out their differences, Hellboy only said one word to the guy the whole movie iirc. Love your family while you still have time
This was actually pretty sad, first he died without seeing his Son for the last time and then Hellboy didn't attended his own father's funeral which is soul crushing
I was 8 years old when I first watched this movie, still I love this scene. It moves me everytime I watch it
Del toro can make a demon emotional so beautifully
Usually they keep the crime scene clean, but no one could stop him from saying his goodbyes
this is a good scene filmed really Well .
I love that song...
They dont speak about their love to each other but they make them feel .
Now this scene just hurts even more.
To know that John Hurt the actor is really gone and watching this is very sad
When you have a demon who chooses light over dark, loves cats, loves his father, loves his lady, and loves his friends-
Makes “STAR WARS” under Disney look like less. I hated it already, but seeing this wonderful scene again reminds me of how much Hollywood has lost its way.
dude why u ppl love to do that , leave the saga alone
@@da-vidcargill4975 Disney didn't.
RIP Sir John Hurt :'(
Losing my grandfather on monday of 03-27-17 the last hug i gave him before i left for work he felt off and i had brought it up to a family member i felt as if he was gone and not even 2 hours at work i received the text he passed . That following sunday i lost my son ill never forget them both grandpa was a very good man whom i called a father to me
this music is epic and the scene makes it more emotional
This scene was the first I through about when I heard the news...rip John Hurt
I cried hard ash as a kid seeing this my favorite my movie of all time
A son who cant even go to his own father funeral
The soundtrack plus Bellboy reactions brings me here when I remember my father's demise and feeling the pains only........
RIP JOHN HURT
Why they didn't bring back Marco Beltrami for the sequel is beyond me. And I like the Golden Army, but the first movie had so much more weight and emotion to it and the score was a big part of that.
I think because The Golden Army had a much more different tone, and del Toro wanted someone who could match that. Same reason for Pacific Rim.
@@zachheaton5234 yennthw first helboy mor of enrgy gothic somber type zcthion fsntasy tsle with some knigt erly 200s visuals whi, the golden army of mor like almost like more Indian ia Jones crossed with weirder version of the dsrk crystal
well done, you've made me cry a little, I hope your happy
This scene always kicked my ass as a kid. I’d went to a funeral of some guy I didn’t even know when I was 5. Didn’t know him at all. When I went up and saw him, I cried the whole rest of the time because I felt bad for him that he died.
A father is a father
Really wish we for a third movie man....
Everything in this scène is so great..
“REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE”
I've been to several funerals, and none have made my cry as hard as this scene. Or at all, actually.
A true love can change a devil in to the pure soul🙌
Professor Broom called Hellboy a son
and Hellboy called him father. Right in the feels :(
What’s worse is that they never would have let him go to the actual funeral so no one would see that Hellboy was real. Otherwise he probably would have lifted the casket by himself.
Farewell my beloved I will join you soon.
RIP JOHN HURT :(
I cried like a bitch the first time I saw this... And he couldn't even go to his funeral... 😢
Yep me tooo
poor red can't even be there for his father death!
Alike me😭😭😭😭
It is painful for me to watch this scene.I cry every time i watch this part of the movie.
Still a rough watch today.
I cry till this day...
"I call him... Son." ;-;
Perfect grieving music.😭
The king died... And the only one who cannot attend to the funeral, is the prince
Farewell, Dr. Broom. :(
“Devils don’t cry.”-Dante
the music is gorgeous though. it is at the end as well. I really wish they had kept Marco doing the music! Danny Elfman is fine, he's just so... Burtony.
I have and will always love that moment ❣️
EXCELLENT SCENE ART
Not a single fucking word...this is how you make art peoplr
Goodbye John Hurt =n=
Sir Jhon Hurt was an incredible actor Rip
Art beautifull scene
Awesome music
I'm just here cause my grandfather passed away
Funny hellboy is one of the most baddA$$ but loved his human dad to no end
Padre no es aquel que engendra, padre es aquel que cría 😢
Now it's real :'(
I cried when he was killed
i tooo
I woke up today and instantly thought about this scene, i always loved it. This scene always spoke to me i don't why, maybe it's the symphony, maybe the raw depiction of emotion in it or maybe both. It's artistic.