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No crap: Hellboy II gets a terrific one-sheet.

By Burbanked on Apr 23, 2008 in Movie Marketing 101, Movies, Newest, One-Sheetery, Trailers | 917 views |

This is how you do it, movie marketers.
I thought the first Hellboy was fine, not great, but this is one gorgeous, iconic-looking poster and the trailer delivers, too. Del Toro’s stock is quite a bit higher than it was in 2004, so I’m hoping that Golden Army has got the goods. It opens July 11. (spiffy poster via Screenrant)

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Carlo Conda | Apr 23, 2008 | Reply

The first movie was decent. Kind of like Constantine in terms of how good/memorable it was.

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