Best part of the movie

Rating: 10/10 (7 August 2013)

The best character in the film is Prince Nuada. When he's on screen it's very exciting. Much as I love Ron Perlman, Luke Goss had the better part. For one thing, he stood for the survival of his race, while Hellboy really didn't stand for much. Humans? They're bound to turn on him, and what have they done for him anyway. Even having John Hurt as a dad doesn't make up for being orphaned.
The film was overall well acted and slick, a la Hollywood. I think most credit should go to Guillermo Del Toro, who wrote and directed. The creativity and imagination that drew up Nuada and his milieu leads one to a truly magical place.