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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
Are you a QOTWer? Do you want to start a thread that isn't a direct answer to the current QOTW? Then this place, gentle poster, is your friend.
( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I saw it last night too, and couldn't disagree more!
Point 1: the monsters, as ever, were pieces of beautiful design from one of the most vivid imaginations in the film industry. I mean, take a look at de Toro's diaries (some are online). He sketches them all himself. They're incredible. Horrifyingly beautiful in some cases.
Point 2: well, yes, I could see exactly how it was going to end. Mr BobFossil said it never occured to him though, so perhaps thee and I are just especially clever to have spotted it.
Point 3: yes, it's a child. Yes, it's slightly irritating. However, no more so than every other child committed to screen.
Point 4: See point 1. Loved them.
Point 5: Some parts were slightly wobbly, I agree. Mostly the Princess. But then, some parts were pure brilliance. Hellboy and Abe Sapien both got a hell of a lot more character development than in the first film.
So: 9/10. And I loved the singing.
( , Wed 6 Aug 2008, 10:41, Reply)
Point 1: the monsters, as ever, were pieces of beautiful design from one of the most vivid imaginations in the film industry. I mean, take a look at de Toro's diaries (some are online). He sketches them all himself. They're incredible. Horrifyingly beautiful in some cases.
Point 2: well, yes, I could see exactly how it was going to end. Mr BobFossil said it never occured to him though, so perhaps thee and I are just especially clever to have spotted it.
Point 3: yes, it's a child. Yes, it's slightly irritating. However, no more so than every other child committed to screen.
Point 4: See point 1. Loved them.
Point 5: Some parts were slightly wobbly, I agree. Mostly the Princess. But then, some parts were pure brilliance. Hellboy and Abe Sapien both got a hell of a lot more character development than in the first film.
So: 9/10. And I loved the singing.
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