Comments on: Guillermo Del Toro Says It’s Basically A Wrap For The ‘Hellboy’ Series

By: Okezi Avae

Okezi Avae — Mon, 23 May 2016 06:05:47 +0000

It's almost disbelieving that the two Hell Boy movies have found it so difficult to make really good money. The Hell Boy concept have been in great hands (del Toro's) and Ron Pealman IS Hell Boy. So why did they find it so hard to get people in the cinemas to watch these really enjoyable movies? Would love to see a part 3 but as this article has eloquently put it, I doubt it will ever happen.

By: skywater

skywater — Mon, 23 May 2016 06:05:47 +0000

I much prefer what he's got going on right now with pacific rim, in terms of tentpole stuff.

By: Emperor Zerg Rush

Emperor Zerg Rush — Mon, 23 May 2016 06:05:47 +0000

Mignola. And del Toro.

While I don't doubt all the things he said prior to the money playing a factor, deep down it's always going to be about the funds. Mike Mignola would likely sign off on it without batting an eye considering how closely involved he was with the first film and how del Toro proved to him that he knew how to handle it because he enjoyed the source material immensely. Perlman's schedule is likely going to free up a bit once Sons of Anarchy closes out its final season, not to say he's not an in-demand talent for other things but I'm sure he'd have a window of time open for a final Hellboy film.

But money runs it in Hollywood and if it ain't there, it ain't there.