Hellboy 2 - the golden army

[Morell Sunweaver]

I was reading in library in my free time between two lessons, when I remembered this film and I feel I have to write something about it. Honestly it is very rare thing, that action movie shakes my heart, but this one did. (I was trully crying.)

What it is about? The film starts with tale of war between elves and men (I heard about it on internet as the Iron war), when the elven king accepted dark golden army, which allowed him win any battle, but his good heart was sad for massacre, his army did, so peace was restored but races were separated to their own realms.

Then, in nowdays, the elven prince, who didn't trust men about keeping peace has enough of problems with men and the state, in which his people are in. He wants to awake the golden army and start a massacre of all humans, for golden army is indestructible.

I won't say more, the film is worth seeing, if you don't mind marvel type of films with superheroes. This one is special in that you know, why the bad guy is bad.

This film really opens problems of us all in nowdays. People see only fun, but I feel message behind it.

Elves in film are dark elves or sick ones by their appearence.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411477/

[Shiori]

having Fae ancestry myself, I can understand how the Nuada in the film feels. (I have seen it more then once now am tempted to maybe watch it again) many modern humans do not really accept ones with Fae ancestry ( I do not look like a Fae but I know I have the ancestry just a hunch and was told by a cousin) even otherkin shun apon any ones claiming a heritage. So ya.. I kind of know how he feels.

[Morell Sunweaver]

If you are interested in his weapons, I know the life size papercrafts of them. (my work, textures need fixing) Me and my friend agreed that his sword feels more like demonic than elven weapon, especialy, when you hold it in hand.

I have paper white knives of Legolas (from internet), now the sword and I wanna make spear as well (after fixing the texture) and next on the list is blade of elvenking Thranduil. (now gathering the images for 3D model)

[Arethinn aTinderel]

I haven't seen the film, but I've seen plenty of pictures and fanart of its Prince Nuada, heh. I rather like the design of his weapons. Maybe I'll have to give the flick a look-see.