That was a really shit trailer. Its like Deadpool and GotG trailers had a baby, and it was given a Hellboy paintjob. It also just looks bad from a design standpoint, especially compared to the first two movies. I'll probably be giving these a skip. Del Toro made the only Hellboy movies I care to see.
Mike Mignola on how David Harbour's Hellboy is different from Ron Pearlman's. The biggest difference is that this is a more experienced Hellboy who is known to the public.
60+ years of rock music and someone thought the best music for this trailer would be "Mony Mony"? And others went along with it...
I agree, WTF I think watching with the sound off improves the trailer right away. It does seem strange they made this but not continued the story from the last movie. I don't mind them replacing the actor but why does it have to be a reboot? Unless they didn't want to go through with Hellboy, Jr.?
Why would you try to mimic the aesthetic of Guillermo Del Toro? You’re automatically going to look bland by comparison. Coming up with a new totally different aesthetic is the only real viable option.
New red band trailer, that does give us a bit more of a feeling for how this one will be different from the other two. I like what I'm seeing here.
I don't really know the comics, so I'm not gonna go into wether or not it fits with those, but as a movie in on itself, this trailer got me a bit more excited than the first one.
Okay, that's the trailer that really justifies the "Legendary AF" tagline. Wow, what an improvement over the first one.
Well, no Mony Mony is a huge improvement. I just hope this trailer didn't show everything good in the movie. For example, Daniel Dae Kim looks like a were-beast rather than just a complainy guy. That makes me want to see the movie more but I think I'd have like to have not seen it until it happened in the movie.
Looks generic, formulaic, misogynistic, witless, sophomoric, and all-around idiotic. Har-har, an SS officer with 3D glasses. A promising prospective contender for worst film of the year.
Well, the character has been around and a were-tiger since 2004, so it's not really a big secret that they would need to hide.
Except for, you know, all the people who don't read Hellboy but enjoyed the previous two films. Or all of the new viewers who like to be surprised.
I would like to hope that Daniel turning into a werewolf isn't the most important or exciting surprise of the movie. I think it's a smart choice to reveal that. It might get people more excited to see it.
I've actually never read the comics either, but I did read about the character when he was announced as being in the new movie. I guess it just didn't really seem like something they should have hidden.
I see, I thought he was just another complaining non-powered human from the first trailer. Hopefully that scene where he smacks him to get him to change is toward the beginning then. The last trailer made it seem "bigger" to me, but I see that really shouldn't be a big deal. He looked really good as an animal, what was that, a jaguar with wings? That first trailer is still bad.
So the second trailer confirms this is a genuine reboot, which makes me wonder if Hellboy will face off against Rasputin again in any subsequent sequels (I'm assuming that was Rasputin helping to conjure Hellboy at the start of the trailer). A much stronger trailer, with a lot darker imagery, and one that promises to put some distance between Del Toro's vision and this newest iteration. Here's hoping...