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Went to see Hellboy again at the bargain theater last night. It was quite as cool the second time through, since I caught a couple of things I missed the first time around. And Ron Perlman is always a delight. That wonderful baritone voice of his -- *swoons*
HB's gun is called "The Samaritan."
"...I'm not a very good shot, but the Samaritan...fires really big bullets." --Hellboy to Samaael
Apparently, the Thule Brotherhood did, in fact, exist, if you believe the novel I'm currently reading. Hmmm....
HB scritching the kittens in the subway scene -- awwww! :) It's hard not to like a superhero who likes cats!
HB hiding the cigar behind his back when Prof. Bruttenholme (sp) comes in
HB's gun is called "The Samaritan."
"...I'm not a very good shot, but the Samaritan...fires really big bullets." --Hellboy to Samaael
Apparently, the Thule Brotherhood did, in fact, exist, if you believe the novel I'm currently reading. Hmmm....
HB scritching the kittens in the subway scene -- awwww! :) It's hard not to like a superhero who likes cats!
HB hiding the cigar behind his back when Prof. Bruttenholme (sp) comes in
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Date: 2004-06-25 08:02 am (UTC)From:Oh, it did exist. And although it was most likely (you can never be really sure with these occult secret societies) disbanded in 1935 because of Hitler's zero-tolerance policy about cults other than those built around his person *sarcastic grin*, it's still a favourite with the neo-nazis and right-wing occultists, both in Germany and other countries.
http://www.crystalinks.com/thule.html