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Ever since Hellboy released in 2004, things have changed quite a lot as far as Guillermo del Toro was concerned. Firstly, Hellboy turned out to be a monster hit with the critics and audience loving it. After that Pan’s Labyrinth happened which made him a critically acclaimed director. As a result with Hellboy II:The Golden Army, Guillermo del Toro reportedly gets to play with a bigger budget and that means bigger canvas, bigger monsters, more monsters and gratifyingly, all of that translates to whole lot of more fun. One good thing is that there’s a brief intro given about Hellboy again, so those of you who haven’t the first part can watch the second part without feeling lost.
The second installment brings back the super heroes Hellboy (Ron Perlman), Liz (Selma Blair) and Abe …