Currently Browsing: "Guillermo Del Toro"

One of the best scenes in the new Hellboy movie is when he pounds down beers with fellow freak Abe Sapien. If you ever wanted to be like Hellboy, you can join him with this game.

He doesn’t brood like Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk. He’s not as charming as Tony Stark in Iron Man. And he isn’t totally lame like Hancock in Hancock.

Director Guillermo Del Toro likes surprising us on film, but when it comes to the people he works with he likes to keep the surprises at a minimum.

Comic book movie adaptations have been abundant lately, with Hellboy being unique in its lack of computer generated images, and its substitution of prosthetics, puppetry, makeup, and costuming. The use of physical tools instead of animated ones assists in making the world of Hellboy seem real.

With The Hobbit, Guillermo Del Toro has a big task in front of him: How can he please the fans? In a recent interview, he discussed this topic in a shockingly literal way.

Despite getting his feet dirty with the first two Hobbit movies in the series, Guillermo del Toro still has his mind on Frankenstein.

When Empire were interviewing Christopher Lee last week, they probably expected to hear about how he loved working on the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Perhaps they even hoped to get him to talk about his disgust at being cut out of Return of the King. However, what they got sounds like the start of a brilliant storyline..

That Guillermo Del Toro guy sure does know how to make a solid flick, and with Hellboy being is passion project, there is no doubt that this movie is going to rock your jockstrap in a badass way.

The casting race is on for The Hobbit and it appears James McAvoy has the inside track to play Bilbo Baggins. Baggins is the wandering Hobbit who found the Ring.

Late last night and on into the wee hours of this morning, the two moviemakers took question after question and gave up as much information as they could this early in the production.

Universal unleashed another badass clip from Hellboy II last night during American Idol. And since we don’t watch that crap, we decided to wait for the clip… And share it with all of you at the same time.

There are talks to get three actors whose characters from LOTR, show up in The Hobbit: Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn/Strider, Ian McKellen as Gandalf and Andy Serkis as Gollum.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for me to find adjectives that will describe the level of badass that Hellboy II: The Golden Army could achieve.

Universal has just released a hot new one-sheet poster for Hellboy II: The Golden Army and man, oh man is it a beauty.

Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro are throwing a surprise online bash to help kick-start the production of The Hobbit. And you’re invited. Unfortunately, it is BYOB…

The weekend is here. That means it’s time to sit back, relax and enjoy the Best of the Rejects.

Oh yes, ’tis true my friends — Guillermo Del Toro, the master director who has previously blown our collective mind with the awesome badassery of Hellboy and the euphoric grit and beauty of Pan’s Labyrinth has finally made it official. He will be directing The Hobbit.

Guillermo del Toro sets his sights on a possible sequel to Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, but will draw the line at any further sequels. Looks like Hellboy will turn into yet another movie trilogy.

What an interesting title that is. Our buddy Peter over at /Film tells us that this is the title for an upcoming Guillermo del Toro project. This project is in the very early stages as del Toro tell us that he has just begun to write the story.

Our friends over at CHUD caught a glimpse of a new Hellboy II: The Golden Army poster by famed artist Drew Struzan. Quick inspection of Struzan’s page over at IMPAwards.com shows us that Struzan has been the artist behind some of the best movie posters in the modern era.

Here is something you don’t see every day — a big, beautiful, badass movie trailer from the grandmaster of monsters himself, Guillermo Del Toro. After seeing this trailer you will probably agree that Hellboy II: The Golden Army should be much higher on your list of big summer movies than expected.

In anticipation of the forthcoming second trailer for Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, Universal has unleashed a batch of new photos from the film to keep all the Hellboy fanatics fed. Our question: how many Hellboy fanatics are there, really?

Although you may not know his name, you know his work: the indelible images of Star Wars, E.T., Jurassic Park and Harry Potter.

A horrific tale of ghosts in a spooky house, it is just the sort of movie you would expect to interest Sr. del Toro.

The Orphanage doesn’t just ascend, it soars. One can only hope that Guillermo Del Toro has started a yearly tradition of a gothic horror film from Spain being released in the U.S.

After campaigning to direct the seventh and final Harry Potter film a couple of months ago, Guillermo Del Toro has begun to further his attempts over on US soil.

The filmmakers seem to be trying to leave it up to us whether the film is meant to be taken symbolically or not, but if we were to take it that way it wouldn’t make any sense.

Get your first look at the Big Red dude back in action — if you haven’t already.

Which director is going to take the helm on The Hobbit? Allow us to break it down for you…

First we saw the posters, now we get to see Hellboy’s new toy — a wicked huge gun. Where do I get me one of those?