2019 has been another bumper year in the world of big screen superheroes. But which spandex-clad heroes flew highest?
Some of Hollywood's most famous faces are willing to conceal themselves to produce cinematic gold.
The director of 'Hellboy' says it was wrong for Martin Scorsese to 'segregate' comic book movies away from the rest of cinema.
Tim Burton’s live-action Dumbo hovers in the Number 1 spot for a second consecutive week, more than doubling the sales of its closest competitor. Keeping Captain Marvel (2) and Shazam! (3) at bay, the re-make of the Disney classic sees Michael Keaton and Danny DeVito reunite with Tim Burton; the trio last worked together on Batman Returns in 1992. Hellboy (2019) is the week’s highest new entry based on just two days’ worth of digital downloads alone. A reboot of Mike Mignola’s graphic novel, this action-fantasy sees anti-hero Hellboy caught between the supernatural and human worlds and forced to battle an ancient sorceress hell-bent on revenge. The film stars Stranger Things’ David Harbour as the eponymous character. Former chart topper Alita: Battle Angel drops one place to Number 5, while animated adventure Missing Link enters the Top 10 for the first time following its release on disc; zooming up 16 places to Number 6. Aquaman treads water at Number 7; Mary Poppins Returns drops two places to Number 8; Spider-man: Into The Spider-Verse falls one to 9. Finally, A Star Is Born returns to the Top 10 at Number 10. On this week’s Official Film Chart online show, see an exciting featurette of Marvel’s record-breaking box office smash Avengers: Endgame, available to Download & Keep from August 19. The action-packed superhero film was recently announced as the highest-grossing film of all-time and is a strong contender for Number 1 on the Official Film Chart upon release.
Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro has revealed why he isn’t interested in directing any more comic-book movies.
He's only just portrayed Hellboy!
Jeremy Renner turned down a role in Hellboy are being earmarked for it by Guillermo del Toro.
"I don't think it made a lot of money."
Director of the first two 'Hellboy' movies insists there are no hard feelings over creator Mike Mignola's new movie plans.
Not everyone is happy about the comic book reboot, with actor Tambor accusing Mignola of disloyalty.
Guillermo Del Toro broke nerd hearts around the world today when he shared what he says is “the final” word on ‘Hellboy 3’. Hellboy 3 Sorry to report: Spoke w all parties. The 52-year-old Mexican filmmaker wrote and directed 2004’s ‘Hellboy’ and 2008’s ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army’, with fan demand for a third film growing ever since.
After almost nine years, it seems like a third and final ‘Hellboy’ movie may finally be a possibility. Director Guillermo del Toro grabbed the attention of fans earlier this week by launching a poll on Twitter to gauge audience interest in a possible ‘Hellboy 3,’ promising to meet with the two other major players in the franchise – actor Ron Perlman, and the comic book’s creator Mike Mignola – on the condition that the poll received at least 100,000 votes.