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Anna FoersterForgatókönyvíró:
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Kate Beckinsale, Theo James, Lara Pulver, Charles Dance, Bradley James, Tobias Menzies, Alicia Vela-Bailey, James Faulkner, Oliver Stark, Daisy Head (több)Streaming (3)
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A vámpírok és vérfarkasok háborúja talán sosem ér véget. De hozhat még néhány váratlan fordulatot. Selene (Kate Beckinsale) egyszerre próbálja túlélni a lycan klánok brutális támadásait és az őt eláruló vámpírok ostromát. Kevesen állnak az ő oldalán, de azt a néhány férfit most arról próbálja meggyőzni, hogy békét kell teremteniük – még akkor is, ha nem értenek semmi máshoz, mint a háborúhoz, és akkor is, ha az csak egy módon születhet meg: a végső, legnagyobb áldozat kell hozzá. (InterCom)
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Chaos and mayhem with the ever-so-attractive Kate Beckinsale, who unfortunately has nothing to work with, so she only looks good. The Prague locations will please any local, but the creators didn't get much out of it except for some panoramas of the city and the Hluboká palace. There is little to say about the atmosphere and build-up of the plot, and the whole thing is very dull and repetitive in the same patterns of intrigue and twists. I sincerely hope this is the last installment of the series, because I'm still searching in vain for that original and somewhat Matrix-like style from the first one.
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The only reason why I’m not giving this a “Boo” this time is Kate Beckinsale, who is fighting a losing battle with the script, direction, logic, and the like. She stubbornly refuses to give up and I can’t help rooting for her in her desperate attempts. Everything else is a sheer disaster, including Theo James's performance, a vampire get-together that looks like a typical German swingers party, vampire Valkyries, and, wait for it, vampire mirror reflections.
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My first – and probably last – Underworld. Because apart from the beautiful Prague and Selene, who I just have to admire even as a woman, there wasn't really anything to watch. The film is completely lacking in any kind of suspense, so it was not at all easy to keep my mind on the film. I wouldn't even rate the action scenes as above average. In short, if I wasn't in the theater I probably wouldn't have watched it. 1.5 stars
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The Underworld franchise is famous for the fact that every time you watch a new episode, you don't remember any of the previous ones, and that applies here as well, even though I consider the previous one to be the best. The whole series is very convoluted and uninteresting in terms of story, someone is constantly dying, being revived, there are a bunch of characters and you can't remember their names, but on the other hand the action is solidly gory, clearly shot and has a lot of pizzazz. In modern times there is no bigger slaughter between Lycans and vampires so I quite enjoyed this guilty pleasure. The sexy Kate Beckinsale in latex again and the Prague setting are also good. Entertaining and bloody to the core and I like that. 75%
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Blood Wars, which I've been waiting for as a long time Underworld fan, were my least favourite of the five episodes so far. While my rating still sticks to the happy medium, it is the weakest three stars in this case. In places I found it too over-plotted and rushed, and there was a lack of charismatic bad guys compared to the other episodes. Also, some plot-twists I won’t mention unfortunately came to naught due to the weaker script. Kate Beckinsale still sticks to her badass standard and actually holds the film together somewhat. The fifth (and apparently not final) excursion into the world of vampires and Lycans doesn't bring much new to the table, but it's still fun to watch after a bit of light brain derailment, and Czechs will be there for the many shots from their country.
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