I've been a on Hellboy franchise kick for the past couple of months. It all started when my buddies and I were dawdling after work one Sunday (i.e., we were hanging out in the shop hours after it closed...to the second movie and was going to be shot for the actual film before they ran out of money. Let me put it this way: Remember Doctor Doom from the Fantastic Four movies? Yeah, me neither.  

I've been a on Hellboy franchise kick for the past couple of months. It all started when my buddies and I were dawdling after work one Sunday (i.e., we were hanging out in the shop hours after it closed...to the second movie and was going to be shot for the actual film before they ran out of money. Let me put it this way: Remember Doctor Doom from the Fantastic Four movies? Yeah, me neither.  

The first time I saw the trailer for this movie (without knowing what it was for), I thought, 'Ooh, that looks interesting'. When I saw it was trailing Hellboy II , I was a little taken aback, mainly...as one of the most significant fantasists at work today, in any medium -- not to mention that seeing Hellboy II represented two of the most enjoyable hours I've spent watching a film in ages.

... several points 1) It was Pride this weekend, so off we went to revel in gay-ery! It was ok. I even acquired a free pint from a rather drunken lady, and had my picture taken by a woman who liked.... but seriously, think of the future" 7 Lucky number seven!!!! I have saved to best till last: My Ruin are touring!!!!!!!!!!! And, dutifully, I have already purchased tickets for Manchester! :D:D:D:

Last night I had a Guillermo Del Toro mini film festival. Mitch went to Baltimore to watch the Orioles play the Yankees with his friend Rich. So I had the house to myself. I had put aside Pan's Labyrinth...meantime. It's lucky we have 3 cars. I wish I lived closer to work, otherwise I'd be prefectly happy just walking/biking to work. I'll def. make that a priority when I switch jobs in the future.

We're just back from the preview screening of Hellboy 2: The Golden Army . And it was great. Maybe not as mind-blowingly awesome as I was hoping. But it's got giant monsters, elf princesses, Hellboy...of humanity, because we use them as tools to explain not only the universe outside, but the universe within us." "Monsters," he concluded, "are one of the most intimate creations of the human soul.

Wow.  This movie is amazing.  This movie is a classic.  Perfect in almost every way, this movie just sucks you in from the moment you start watching and just keeps you hooked.  I mean, if you had to...rather cliché sentence, but I like to try to end on a somewhat solid and convincing note.  Now of course, I'm ending on a really lame note, so . . . um . . . maytheforcebewithyougood-bye!)  - critick7

wombat_714 and I finished watchmen . If this movie is done right, it can easily be amazing. Shameless Heroes writers are shameless! I have to watch the trailer over and over now. ETA: Comcast's free movie option has Little Women and The Devil's Backbone Little!Bale and Guillermo del Toro! \o/

This movie works on several levels and disappoints on all of them. Yes, it has lots of action scenes, terrific special effects, and great make-up. But any movie can have those. It doesn't have is a sensible...del Toro should find a scriptwriter and stay out of Ireland's folk heritage. It does have Selma Blair, who I find easy to look at. I rate this movie five cans of spam out of a possible ten

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