Hellboy

'Stranger Things' star brings warmth, humor to the role

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Frustrating new 'Hellboy' fumbles monster-mashing reboot

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Maybe Marshall's cut cured all – or at least enough – of those banes. Maybe it didn't. But Hellboy 2019 proves that the source material is still magical enough to justify more screen time.

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It’s blunt, angry, and above all, bloody

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Neil Marshall’s Edgelordy ‘Hellboy’ Is A Dreadful, Juvenile Mess

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Hellboy feels editorially chopped to bits, tonally disjointed and created from clashing perspectives that make for the type of "dark, gritty" reboot that misunderstands why certain "dark, gritty" reboots end up working.

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In fifth century England, King Arthur defeats the Blood Queen Nimue (Milla Jovovich). When she returns in the present day, it’s up to Hellboy (David Harbour) and his pals in the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense (B.P.R.D.) to stop her.

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David Harbour makes the role of Hellboy his own, but instead of building on Guillermo del Toro's films this too-soon reboot is just a creature bash.

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The dehorned battler is reconfigured into a franchise figurehead – and loses all his devilish excitement

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The comic-book demon antihero returns, complete with ultraviolent set pieces, CGI slugfests and a nagging sense that you’ve been duped

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Hellboy returns in this unholy mess of a reboot, which is marred by terrible CGI and a poorly executed story.

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The ‘Hellboy’ reboot has more gore and profanity than the original. That doesn’t make it better.

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You will never realize how much you need Guillermo del Toro in your life until you see the reboot of “Hellboy.”

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David Harbour steps into Ron Perlman's big shoes in Neil Marshall's reboot of the supernatural comic-book franchise.

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An ugly, obnoxious and yowlingly witless reboot

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Marshall, a world away from the dank dread and crawling terror of his 2006 spelunking stunner, “The Descent,” directs like a dog at a squirrel convention, charging gleefully from one witlessly violent encounter to the next. Ian McShane, as Hellboy’s adoptive father, does what he can to calm the chaos, but the movie left me alternately baffled and battered.

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This dismal revival suggests that defunct comic-book characters are best left to molder in peace.

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The race for worst movie of the year is heating up. You could even say it’s hotter than hell, now that “Hellboy” has taken the lead.

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