Ron Perlman in HELLBOY!

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Ron Perlman in HELLBOY!

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Our friend and the voice of Fallout, <a href="http://us.imdb.com/Name?Perlman,+Ron">Ron Perlman</a> is slated to star in the film adaptation of <a href="http://www.hellboy.com">HELLBOY</a>.

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It's being directed by <A href="http://us.imdb.com/Name?Toro,+Guillermo+del">Guillermo Del Toro</a> who recently directed that nifty ghost story, <a href="http://us.imdb.com/Title?0256009">The Devil's Backbone</A>.
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Hey.. Looks great. But excuse my ignorance... Why is Ron Perlman the voice of Fallout? Did he do the voice of someone in the games...? Eh.. Who then? :oops:
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http://www.mobygames.com/developer/shee ... erId=4182/
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Ron Perlman (Narrator, Butch Harris),
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He was the narrator for the intro movies (War never changes) and the end slideshow.
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Spazmo wrote:He was the narrator for the intro movies (War never changes) and the end slideshow.
Alrightie... Eh. He is good at that :D
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Guillermo Del Toro also directed something else that had Ron Perlman in it... Blade 2. Blade 2 was also based off of a comic, and it was a steaming pile of shit. So I can't say I'm expecting much from Hellboy.
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Is blade 2 worst then the original (i'd suspect so, but well, the first sucked so...)
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Well, it depends on why you liked the first Blade really.

In many ways Blade 2 is better but it's missing a few things really. Still a good film though, you must watch it.
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Perlman also played One in La Cité des enfants perdus, aka The City of Lost Children. It's a wonderfully fucked up movie in a dark future setting, with oddball characters that only Jeunet and Caro can bring to life. Definitely a good watch.
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Rosh wrote:Perlman also played One in La Cité des enfants perdus, aka The City of Lost Children. It's a wonderfully fucked up movie in a dark future setting, with oddball characters that only Jeunet and Caro can bring to life. Definitely a good watch.
That movie looks so cool.... I wana watch it?! How?!

Ive heard and read about it sometimes before... Really looks like a fav.
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Red wrote:Is blade 2 worst then the original (i'd suspect so, but well, the first sucked so...)
I really didn't like Blade 2 at all. Blade 1 wasn't really a good film but it was ok, Blade 2 is just boring and idiotic.
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He also stars in upcoming Star Trek: Nemesis.
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Rosh wrote:Perlman also played One in La Cité des enfants perdus, aka The City of Lost Children. It's a wonderfully fucked up movie in a dark future setting, with oddball characters that only Jeunet and Caro can bring to life. Definitely a good watch.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I've seen a PC game with that title too... :?
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Yes, there was a game based on the movie a few years ago. I can't remember if it was any good.
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City of Lost Children is great, and I really dig the whole setting. It's also got some nifty camera effects that aren't bullet-time. God I'm sick of bullet-time.
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thats crazy, i didnt know the big chinned guy from blade 2 was the voice of fallout.

but can anyone tell me what hellboy is about? i have never heard of it, and if im correct in my judgement based on its name, its some sort of "bart simpson in hell" which i douibt is correct.
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Section8 wrote:City of Lost Children is great, and I really dig the whole setting. It's also got some nifty camera effects that aren't bullet-time. God I'm sick of bullet-time.
Yeah, every two-bit sleaze is using that schtick now. Hollywood is even worse than the game industry. Like how many "meteorite movies" have there been in 99-00? Then Mars movies in 01-02? It seems like they get into a huddle and take one basic concept and go off to see who can do the best interperetation of it.

Special effects...shit, you want to see DERIVATIVE? When I saw The Art of War, there was the gunfight scene that was BLATANTLY ripped off from The Matrix so bad that when I called out that bullshit in the theatre, people applauded and laughed. Seriously, who do these fools think they are kidding?

Jeunet and Caro have been progressing with better movies all the time, and I hope they continue on with their works like Delicatessen, City of Lost Children, etc. Given their style in City, their next piece of art should be as deliciously surreal as the others.
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hey Rosh

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Jeunet and Carot moved on and split after The lost Children , Jeunet moved to Hollywood to make Aliens4, hated the experience, returned to France to make the brilliant Amelie Poulain.
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