Andrew Reid

Terrible. In the first 20 minutes is nearly is all a car action scene with horrific, stupidly disorienting shots. Many action shots cut to 5 different angles, then to weird angles. I was 20 minutes in and had NO IDEA what happened, then out of nowhere someone dies. Then a "sad scene" to tug on your heartstrings, but this character was only on screen for 5 or 10 minutes and HE CO-WROTE THE MOVIE!!!

I thought it was pretty good. I felt sorry for the main antagonist, she is what people could become due to bullying and mean children. She was also a little relatable, except the murder felony crimes. This movie is truly underrated and overly criticized. People just can't see a good movie.

I thought it was a solid plot. The main theme is that Hellboy is struggling between fate and freedom of choice, while also being torn between both his paranormal world and his earthly world. Sure it felt a little fast-paced, but all things said it was a nice plot, with a good theme to it, and good looking CGI fights.

Very funny and very different, in the best way possible. With colorful and zany character personalities. This show was one of the best in its very missed time. In my opinion, this tv show trumps all except maybe one show on nickelodeon at this minute.

I was very disappointed with this movie, especially in the beginning. The plot wasn't very good. They used terrible music for the dramatic moments, and other parts they didn't use music at all. They used too many unneeded changing of shots with the camera. I did enjoy this interpretation of Godzilla.

I don't see why the villain is so feared in this movie, all we see is her forming swords around her and have her pet attack beings.

Most of the audience watching is so focused on the graphics of Marvel movies and they don't pay hardly enough attention to the plot, Iron Man is a prime example. The Iron Man movies have the same plot structure. Iron man creates new technology, then the current villain steals this new technology, finally, iron man wins, the end.