Hellboy (Director’s Cut) (UMD mini for PSP)
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Hellboy (Director’s Cut) (UMD mini for PSP)
Watch movies on your PSP handheld with DVD picture quality inwidescreen. This full length movie fits on a single UMD disc.As dark forces gather to hasten the Apocalypse Hellboy fights firewith fire in this mind-blasting supernatural action-adventure fromthe visionary director of Blade 2. Based on the celebrated DarkHorse comic book. * Starring: Ron Perlman John Hurt Selma Blair Rupert Evans Karel Roden Jeffrey Tambor. — SPECIFICATIONs ———————————–MPAA Rating: PG13 Genre : Comic-Book Superhero Film Monster Film Theatrical Date : 2004Run Time : 132 MinutesDistributor/Studio: Sony Pictures www.sonystyle.com
Customer Review: It’s a blast
I just saw the basic version that comes from Netflix, but I understand the versions are basically the same except for some added material on the 2-disk. This is where the review action seems to be, anyway.
It’s a blast! Great effects - well, I know that’s expected nowadays, but even so - and I like that del Toro keeps CGI in its place, preferring “live” action when it’s possible. (That was a strength of his “Pan’s Labyrinth”, too).
I’m not much of a comic book guy, but I recognise the sharp and sassy tone of the dialog. You have to chuckle when some absolutely appalling thing happens, Hellboy’s plans going horribly awry, perhaps the end of him or indeed the world, and his comment is “Oh, crap.” In fact, as the monster with so many human failings and feelings, he reminds me of Grendel as interpreted by John Gardner in his marvellous book. The difference is that Grendel can’t help attacking/eating humans, while Hellboy wants to save them.
So overall, just enjoy for an undemanding and never-boring experience. Appreciate the skill with which del Toro “places” you in just the right relation to the story, the mood, and the characters, so that while you never take it seriously, you never think “oh, just too silly” as one may do with inferior fantasy.
