Theo James is just too darned pretty to be believable to me, and every time I see him I’m reminded of the Divergent trilogy that he starred in. Charles Dance seems to be in just about every other British horror film released as of late, but his role is essential here, and he makes the most of it. Pulver especially revels in the sheer villainy of her role, she’s the kind of villain you just wanna boo/hiss at as soon as she appears. Both Pulver and Menzies are suitably vicious as the leaders of their respective clans as well. The fact that she still kicks Lycan butt very convincingly doesn’t hurt much either. But her character is so freaking amazing to look at, I’m willing to give her a pass. It’s kinda obvious that Beckinsdale isn’t really putting out her best effort here, she just doesn’t seem to be into this all too much. But that doesn’t mean that it isn’t entertaining in its own silly way. Underworld: Blood Wars does very little that sets it apart from the previous four films in the series. But Selene doesn’t trust Semira, despite Thomas’ exhortations that she’s doing the right thing, and what Selene really wants is to find a way to stop the seemingly eternal Vampire/Lycan war, and make the world safe for her daughter, wherever she is.įirst things first. Thanks to vampire elder Thomas (Charles Dance), and vamp soldier, David (Theo James), Selene is convinced to return to the vampire stronghold to train vampire soldiers to fight/kill Lycans. Thanks to Alexia, Marius knows exactly what the vampires are planning. Who’s a dead ringer for Miley Cyrus), that’s secretly siphoning information to him, and is his secret lover to boot. He’s got a vampire spy, Alexia (Daisy Head. The leader of the Lycans, Marius (Tobias Menzies) is hot on the trail of Selene’s daughter, but wants to kill off the entire vampire clan first.
One of the vampire leaders, Semira (Lara Pulver), wants Selene back in order to help train vampires to fight off the oncoming Lycan horde. The Lycans are after her, because they believe she knows where her daughter is, and they want her daughter for her blood (Which will make them invincible. The Vamps are after her, because she killed one of their own in the last film. We’re then once again thrust into her world, in which she has let her daughter (Who is a Vampire/Lycan hybrid) go away for her safety. This bit of exposition is actually sorta handy for the newbies to the series, and though it sounds like nonsense – it actually sums up her predicament up till now rather succinctly. It’s all very familiar.Īs this exceedingly blue hued film begins, Selene (Beckinsdale), gives the audience a quick introduction into her world (And the previous 4 films). The CG Lycans are back in full force, wielding automatic machine guns, and heartily growling as they spray bullets into the vampires, who look just as you remember them.
It also stars Theo James and Charles Dance, who return from previous Underworld installments.
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It stars Kate Beckinsdale, who still looks amazing in that skin tight leather outfit her character, Selene, favors. That being said, I should mention that this one pretty much follows the same formula as the previous Underworld films. Sadly, the latest one, Underworld: Blood Wars (The 5th in the series), isn’t one I’m gonna remember a week from now.
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The Underworld franchise has been going on since 2003! That’s right people, this series has been around for 14 years now, and while I haven’t been the most ardent admirer of the franchise as a whole, there have been a few films in the series that have caught my fancy. Starring: Kate Beckinsdale, Theo James, Charles Dance, Tobias Menzies, Lara Pulver With her only allies, David and his father, Thomas, she must stop the eternal war between Lycans and Vampires, even if it means she has to make the ultimate sacrifice. UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS follows Vampire death dealer, Selene as she fends off brutal attacks from both the Lycan clan and the Vampire faction that betrayed her.
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