Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Release date: July 11, 2008
Tagline: Saving the world is a hell of a job
Running time: 120 min.
“Hellboy II: The Golden Army”
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Synopsis
This time ‘Hellboy‘ begins in a flashback, with a young Hellboy listening to a mythical story told by his father, about a race of elf-men who had built an army of golden robot juggernauts to conquer humankind but were locked up before they could be successful in their job. The scene then shifts to present, when a rebel elf Prince Nauda, decides he wants to set free his force, in order to punish men for his careless destruction of Earth’s resources, and in due course, become the ruler of the earth. Only one man can save the Earth, but he is rejected by both the worlds.
Cast
| Ron Perlman | Hellboy |
| Selma Blair | Liz Sherman |
| Doug Jones | Abe Sapien / The Chamberlain / The Angel of Death |
| James Dodd | Johann Krauss |
| Jeffrey Tambor | Tom Manning |
| John Alexander | Johann Krauss |
| Luke Goss | Prince Nuada |
| Anna Walton | Princess Nuala |
| Seth MacFarlane | Johann Krauss (voice) |
| John Hurt | Professor Trevor ‘Broom’ Bruttenholm |
| Brian Steele | Mr. Wink / Cronie Troll / Cathedral Head / Fragglewump |
Movie Image Gallery
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Trivia
The number 7 appears throughout the movie, most notably when it is stated that the Golden Army consists of “70 times 70″, but also during the scene in the auction house, where the crown piece is listed as lot 777, with a starting price of $7,000. Santiago Segura, who acts as “Distinguished Customer” in the auction scene (and in other movies directed by ‘Guillermo Del Toro’), also voices Johann Krauss in the Spanish dubbed version.
Shipped to some theaters under the name “Burnt Toast”.- The damaged mask of Kroenen from the first film can be seen in a glass case at the BPRD headquarters.
Seth MacFarlane’s first major motion picture. read more….Movie Error
In the first Hellboy movie, when they first show the BPRD headquarters, it reads “Newark, New Jersey“. In Hellboy II, they show what is clearly the same highly distinctive building, but it now reads “Trenton, New Jersey”. In the scene where Hellboy and Abe are getting drunk by Liz’s bed, one shot shows the tab on HB’s beer can pointing up. In the next shot, the tab is folded down. After the golden army bots awaken, it zooms out to show how big the army is, when they do the prince and princess disappear in the background, then reappear. The first time you see the Prince Nuada out of puppet form, there is a continuity shift on his hair when he slams the spear on the ground.Goofs
During the final fight scene with the Golden Army, as the camera pans back to show the sheer numbers of Machines there are clearly far more than 4,900 (70 times 70). Hellboy is shown watching “Howdy Doody” (1954) on Christmas Eve 1955. Christmas Eve fell on a Saturday that year, and “Howdy Doody” aired Monday-Friday.
When the tooth fairies attack, Abe says that they feed mostly on calcium and go for the teeth first, yet when the devoured body of a BPRD agent is shown, all the flesh has been stripped but the skeleton and teeth are clearly fully intact. When the auction room suffers a power cut and the lights go out, so should the monitor screens. Instead, they display static. When Johann speaks German it is generally nonsense, and sometimes the grammar is incorrect.Memorable Quotes
Hellboy: I know; I’m ugly!
Johann Krauss: You will obey my orders, follow protocol, and stay focused at all times! Hellboy: You know, with your accent, that word - “fock-yoosed” - I wouldn’t use it that much. Johann Krauss: Suck my ectoplasmic Schwanzstücke! Hellboy: [as he's wrapping an infant in his tail] Your first piece of tail.read more….Movie News
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army - 2008 - Ron Perlman, Guillermo del Toro - Variety Profiles- Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) Main Cast Details Awards Film Information…Office: $75,419,975.00 a.k.a : HBII, Hellboy 2, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, Hellboy II, Hellboy Sequel Synopsis: After an ancient truce… read more news……
Movie Review
I love this movie and I think it come into the category of a classic. The amazing ten minute fight scene in the movie is the best part of the movie besides the characters that play an important role in the movie. All the characters add soul to the movie. Another positive point about the movie is its marvelous visuals. The movie is thoroughly entertaining, funny and has some of the best action. The movie can be called as one of the best watch of this summer. Hellboy II is as good as the Hellboy.
A movie that is different from the rest. This one does not follow the typical way of telling a story, with, an introduction to characters, a funny beginning followed by characters in crisis and at last a happy ending. This one is different with a story that is followed by action sequence linked with a romantic sub plot. A movie that is able to entertain its viewers from the start to the end.
The movie is visually dazzling with some very good action scenes. It’s interesting the way they have assorted a romantic plotline along with the action sequences, that also as an insight to Hellboy’s character. It also has some good comedy. Overall it is a good one time watch, at least, if not more.
I have always liked Hellboy for two reasons, one that the characters are very real and one can relate to them and second because of the romantic plot line. This movie is a great sequel to the first and the visuals are amazing. Go watch this one, you will love it.
Hellboy II is definitely better than the first one. The movie is full of action and suspense. Trust me you don’t need to be a fan of Hellboy comics or its not even necessary to see the first part, to understand this one. In fact, even if you are not an action lover or adventure seeker, you will still love the movie. I loved it and am sure you will like it too.
Recommendations
- The Dark Knight
- Iron Man
- Hancock
I want to believe - Movie Trivia
I want to believe - Movie Trivia
- This movie is dedicated to Randy Stone, the casting agent who cast the pilot of “The X Files” (1993) (and therefore found David Duchovny to play Mulder and Gillian Anderson to play Scully). Stone died in 2007.
- Joseph Patrick Finn, Producer of many X-files episodes, can be seen as the whispering priest seated next to Father Ybarra during the staff meeting where Scully first mentions using Stem Cell therapy.
- The character named “Franz Tomczeszyn” shares the same surname as the movie’s costume designer Lisa Tomczeszyn.
- When Mulder tries to call Scully from his cell phone, the display shows two names above hers and one name below. The two names above are Bowman and Gilligan, which can only be references to Rob Bowman (director of the first movie and several episodes) and Vince Gilligan (writer-producer of the show). The name below is Shiban, a reference to John Shiban (another writer-producer).
- The film’s production was kept under a tight veil of secrecy in order to keep plot details from leaking to the public prior to its release. The code name “Done One” was used as the film’s working title during filming, along with a logo that was designed to deter suspicions of the film’s true nature. The Directors Guild production list specified “Rich Tracers” as the project’s attached director, which is an anagram of the actual director’s name, Chris Carter. A fake production company name, “The Crying Box Productions,” was used in work orders and information sheets. Fake scripts were produced for actor auditions. On any particular day of filming, only the pages required for that day’s scenes were distributed - and were then collected and shredded at the end of the day.
- Mulder visits the Nutter feed store; David Nutter directed many episodes of the series.
- When Scully is on her way to her office, Chris Carter (director) is seen sitting on a bench outside it.
- The first time Mulder and Scully enter FBI Headquarters, they stop in front of a picture of President George W. Bush and as they look at it the six-note “X-Files” theme clearly plays, the only other time the theme is heard in the film other than the opening and closing credits.
- When Mulder and Scully first walk back into the FBI offices right before they walk into the bullpen, a female agent walks by that catches Mulder’s attention and he watches her walk away. The woman is Vanessa Morley, who throughout the series played the young Samantha Mulder, and is the same Samantha in the photo Mulder has taped to the back of his home office door.
- When Scully first visits Mulder in his rural home, Mulder is seen tacking up a story about “Princeton closes ESP Lab after 40 years of paranormal study” This is referencing a real-life event and place, the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research facility, which was closed in 2007 after school administrators felt it unjustified to continue funding it. Originally the lab was tasked to investigate possible phenomena for the defense industry, such as if the minor electrical field present in the human body could interfere with sensitive electrical equipment when the body was placed under extreme stress, such as a fighter pilot involved in a dogfight causing his controls to malfunction. While the lab in its time failed to provide conclusive evidence that such things could occur, they did find in large-scale experiments that there was a statistically detectable influence. This was however at the tamer end of PEAR’s experiments which included such things as remote perception.