2006 Directed by Len Wiseman
As the war between the vampires and the Lycans rages on, Selene, a former member of the Death Dealers (an elite vampire special forces unit that hunts werewolves), and Michael, the werewolf hybrid, work together in an effort to unlock the secrets of their respective bloodlines.
Tom Rosenberg Len Wiseman Gary Lucchesi Richard S. Wright Skip Williamson Henry Winterstern Terry McKay James McQuaide David Coatsworth Danny McBride Bridget Allen
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Dear Mrs. Beckinsale,
After the depressing Catwoman and Elektra I'd like to thank you for restoring my faith in leather clad women.
Thank you. Really.
Sincerely,
Me
P.S. Your film was a wonderfully gorgeous piece of astounding mediocrity. Well done!
P.P.S. Cinebro, you were right!
Picking up where the blue-tinged, new millennium-gothic "Underworld" left off, Len Wiseman's "Underworld: Evolution" fills the screen with more of the same vampire versus werewolf action that drove the first film. The war between the supernatural beasts continues, mixing horror and action to entertaining effect. As with the first film, the style outweighs the substance; but, still, the sequel offers a blood-soaked, bullets-a-flyin' good time.
Kate Beckinsale returns as Selene, a vampire in league with a vampire/werewolf hybrid whose ancestry is of interest to both sets of monsters. The narrative supplies enough lore and forward story motion to make things interesting, and the mythology of the burgeoning franchise compels. As with the first film, however, the story suffocates under the…
Over the last ten years or so there have been so many vampire movies I'd almost started to believe in them. We've had the good (Let The Right One In), the bad (Van Helsing), and the great (Twilight, yeah that's right fucking Twilight). The first two Underworld films lie somewhere between the good and the great with Kate Beckinsale cutting a striking pose in black leather that looks like it's been sprayed on.
This second film in the franchise has the same stylish look as the first as the vampire/werewolf bloodlines get investigated by former Death Dealer Selene and werewolf/vampire/hybrid Michael (Scott Speedman) unearthing the truth behind the mythology of the Clans. This contains gloriously hokey blood-letting, some great special…
This second film in the "Underworld" franchise follows on straight after the events of the first. Featuring a more in-depth exploration of the mythology and back-story of the "war" between vampires and werewolves, this is in essence an origin story.
Death-dealer Selene is now on the run with hybrid werewolf Michael. Having escaped Viktor's clutches she sets out to prove once and for all the truth behind the clan's beginning.The film maintains that stylish look from the first film and adds to it with the vampire Marcus who is a winged demon with immense power. The first true vampire, his quest is to release his brother William the very first werewolf who Viktor imprisoned for life some 800 years previously.…
You know? The first Underworld film wasn't a horrible movie by any means or in the lines of Van Helsing. It was a fun and entertaining action flick with some idiotic moments in the mix. But come on! You can't go wrong with the fact that Kate Beckinsale is still smokin' hot in leather.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVOa3xhl0bg
The sequel, however, relied heavily on constructing an over-convoluted story-line that we cannot really seem to follow. Having the plot being so difficult had me struggling to find other story elements I was waiting for. At some point during the middle section, this is what was going through my head when watching the movie, "Cool gore effects and nice action set pieces. But, where's the…
Committing itself to its lore as fully as its predecessor does, Underworld: Evolution makes for an impressive follow-up thanks to its exciting, gore-heavy action sequences, interesting mythology, solid cast, and stunning visual style.
nada como uma boa cena de sexo entre uma vampira e um seja lá o que diabo é aquele cara
Cool in similar ways to the first!! Motives were a little bit more confusing tho.
A visual and aural assault on the senses, this vampire-werewolf sequel makes a lot of noise and features a heavy-handed, overly convoluted story.
In a nutshell:
🧛🏻♀️❤️🐺✌️
* Our Romeo & Juliet are back, & this time they have bellybutton sex 👉👌🤷🏻♂️... anyway. Tony Curran as Marcus is a solid big bad, but it’s his creature design that steals the show here 🎭
* Len Wiseman returns as Director, solid as ever 🎥👏
* Generic score, does the job just fine 🎵
* Story is pretty solid, nice continuation from the first, the action is fun (wicked climax 🚁), & the effects have held up pretty well. For what it is (a second guilty pleasure after the first), I feel very satisfied & have enjoyed revisiting these two once again. Saying all that, this is where I get off, no more sequels for this nut 📝
* While the length has improved, it’s far more action heavy than the first, + relies on your lasting empathy for the characters rather than wasting time with emotional beats in the sequel ✂️
* Bellybutton sex??? ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Underworld Franchise (2003-2016)
Still a better love story than Twilight :D
Set (predominantly) in the present day, this fantasy franchise tells us of a centuries-old war between vampires and werewolves. We follow the story from the perspective of Selene (Kate Beckinsale), one of the greatest vampire warriors, who leads the werewolf hunt. When she meets Michael (Scott Speedman), a man who is persecuted by werewolves for a mysterious reason, her life and worldviews change drastically. This saga has quite a well-crafted story and characterization, though as the franchise goes on, the quality of the story declines to eventually turn into a shallow action. The acting, the camera, the directing, the effects, the music ... it's all pretty well done, but…
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