Red Mosquito

Boy I did not like The Devil's Backbone. Not at all.

Some of my favorite LV posts are when he sees a movie and then comes here and starts with "hoo boy..."

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Some of my favorite LV posts are when he sees a movie and then comes here and starts with "hoo boy..."

bad movies turn me into an exasperated cowboy

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Some of my favorite LV posts are when he sees a movie and then comes here and starts with "hoo boy..."

bad movies turn me into an exasperated cowboy

I think it does a good job of conveying your expression when talking about it. I always have a chuckle though.

i remember liking the devil's backbone, but i remember next to nothing about it

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Some of my favorite LV posts are when he sees a movie and then comes here and starts with "hoo boy..."

bad movies turn me into an exasperated cowboy

I'd argue that good movies seem to have this effect on you, while bad movies... never mind. Where's McP and his low hanging fruit pic?

i don't know what you guys keep talking about i don't like a single bad movie

The Hellboys are a missed opportunity. As pretty and fun as his movies are, his characters are mostly terrible. As a fan of the comic, it totally misses what makes it so cool. I'm not against doing something different, but not if its kinda generic action adventure stuff. Hellboy as an overgrown child was just kinda weird.

We watched "Theory of Everything" last night and all I could think about was Redmayne's character on "Jupiter Ascending".

BurtReynolds wrote:The Hellboys are a missed opportunity. As pretty and fun as his movies are, his characters are mostly terrible. As a fan of the comic, it totally misses what makes it so cool. I'm not against doing something different, but not if its kinda generic action adventure stuff. Hellboy as an overgrown child was just kinda weird.

Could be. I've never read a single Hellboy comic. So, obviously, I didn't have those issues.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Some of my favorite LV posts are when he sees a movie and then comes here and starts with "hoo boy..."

bad movies turn me into an exasperated cowboy

I think it does a good job of conveying your expression when talking about it. I always have a chuckle though.

it's just a little quirk of mine

E.H. Ruddock wrote:We watched "Theory of Everything" last night and all I could think about was Redmayne's character on "Jupiter Ascending".

While I enjoyed "Theory of Everything" I think I would have liked to see more about how his family struggles drove him to become secluded and just think for a while. This was the case from what I have read. I get it though, this was based off of his first wife's "edited" biography about their relationship.

i've watched the first half of hellboy 3 times and have still never finished it...it's not like i wasn't enjoying it either

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i've watched the first half of hellboy 3 times and have still never finished it...it's not like i wasn't enjoying it either

This is perfectly understandable, Lenny.

durdencommatyler wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i've watched the first half of hellboy 3 times and have still never finished it...it's not like i wasn't enjoying it either

This is perfectly understandable, Lenny.

i'm thinking about joining a ron pearlman board

The second one is a lot better.

Hellboy is good but Hellboy II is much, much better, you guys.

that was a little unsettling

I want a spinoff movie about Ron Pearlman's character in Pacific Rim