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Perhaps move everything thats in the main Hellboy segment about the movie, to the actual page about the movie?
I was wondering if anyone could add some information about the plot.
There's no plot, its a ridiculous movie. --66.218.24.236 02:34, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
- What is the point of the Story Inconsistencies section? They don't reference specific scenes in the movie and don't have a spoiler warning. Also, I can't find any mention of these "inconsistencies" anywhere else... --User:Anon 02:34, 28 October 2006 (UTC)
- Story Inconsistencies (REMOVED)Although very popular, the movie sports several glaring inconsistencies. First, the subway tunnel chase scenes have action that often, in the next shot, contradict the set-up that previously occurred. Characters frequently forget that the hell hounds are indestructible.
