Ron Perlman,
Selma Blair,
Doug Jones,
John Hurt,
Peri Gilpin
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Mike Mignola and Guillermo Del Toro team up once again to bring everyone's favorite wise-cracking, crime fighting demon to the screen in an animated adventure that finds Hellboy, Liz Sherman, and Abe ... read more
Directed by: Phil Weinstein, Tad Stones, Victor Cook
Release Date: March 10, 2007
DVD Release Date: February 6, 2007
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November 28, 2008Closer to the comic than the movies but it feels more like a bad episode of the Real Ghostbusters.
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August 16, 2008Even more enjoyable than the last Hellboy animated encounter. This time adding Hurt's Professor Broom and further establishing their own continuity adds a more heartfelt undertone to all the proceedings. It's also nice to see every character get to play the hero for a little whil... read more
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July 25, 2008The stories of Mike Mignola never get old and neither does seeing Hellboy animated. Blood and Iron is one of those animations that is geared more towards adults as it has a dark feel to it. This isn't rated R, but it sure as h*** isn't rated G.
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July 4, 2008Hellboy: Destiny is overrated!
The second animated feature about the comic character Hellboy actually succeeds at being even better than the first. It's darker, better voiced, and overall more entertaining.
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May 14, 2008[font=Century Gothic]In "Hellboy: Blood and Iron," a case from 1939 involving a vampire in Transylvania comes back to haunt Professor Broom literally. Soon after, while agents of the BPRD are being assigned various investigations around the world, one involving the possible hau... read more
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January 5, 2011Far superior to its stablemate, Sword of Storms, this animated film has some genuinely creepy moments and makes you care about the characters a lot more. The end is the only real let-down as it suffers greatly from the "let's do bigger is better just because we can" syndrome.
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March 17, 2010Until Del Toro stops messing about in Middle Earth and gets back to finishing his trilogy, these animated movies are the closest anyone will get to another Hellboy film.. The cast remains - which helps, and there's certainly no skimping on the blood, ghosts and other things that ... read more
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November 29, 2008I don't know why it took me so long to watch these! Great animated film with the film's stars as voice actors (I can't separate Perlman's voice from Red, anyway) with all the feel of a fun Saturday morning cartoon, but a little more substance to make it interesting. Pretty decent... read more
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August 4, 2008Fun, solid story and the visuals were arresting. Having the same people voice this as the films is a nice touch.
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July 27, 2008I am not the biggest Hellboy fan, but I really enjoyed this. For a cartoon, it was just spooky enough. I have only one question. Why were Hellboy's legs so thin? It was as if he was walking around on two red toothpicks.
Critic Reviews
January 1, 2011
Will Wade, Common Sense Media
July 10, 2007
Felix Vasquez Jr., Film Threat
It's a mature follow-up to an utterly entertaining franchise... Full Review
May 18, 2007
Scott Weinberg, DVD Clinic
Fans of the Hellboy property, particularly younger ones, should find enough to enjoy here. Full Review
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