John DeFore
The Hollywood Reporter
Who, exactly, was clamoring for a Hellboy reboot? After watching Guillermo del Toro deliver one of the most on-target comic book adaptations in fanboy history in 2004/2008, starring an actor who might as well have been genetically engineered to play the part, surely everyone with an emotional investment in Mike Mignola's one-of-a-kind superhero was content. Surely the only people wanting more are those who control the film rights to the character, who've probably been watching Marvel print money for a decade and asking, "Why aren't we cashing in on this craze?"
But Neil Marshall's Hellboy isn't lousy because nobody wants it, nor only because it fails to live up to both its big-screen and printed predecessors. [...]
di John DeFore, articolo completo (5762 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Hollywood Reporter 10 aprile 2019
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