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Dark Horse Comics' most beloved antihero, comes back for more in this second cinematic outing, where Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. face a new threat, from a society of elves.

Beautiful imagery combines with effectively nuanced characterizations in the first great superhero sequel of 2008. 3 stars out 4.

Del Toro, Pearlman and Blair reunite in the summers most interesting and visually compelling comic-book outing.

Guillermo del Toro, the visionary and celebrated director returns to the Hellboy franchise. Sadly, del Toro's visual flair takes precedence over strong characters.

Hellboy is back, kicking more butt than before, bringing with him all the best elements from the original movie.

Four years after the first film version of the extremely popular Dark Horse Comics, acclaimed director Guillermo Del Toro returns in force with Hellboy II. 8/10

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Guillermo Del Toro will direct The Hobbit and one further prequel to Peter Jackson's hugely successful trilogy of Lord of the Rings films.

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Danny Elfman finishes an astonishing year with a tender, superior drama score whose only real detriment is its length.

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There have been many rumors circulating about The Hobbit. Directors, actors, producers, and conceptualization are ever-changing. This article aims to set things straight.