Underworld / Underworld: Evolution [2003]

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Audience Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 5017239194047 Format: Box set Label: Entertainment in Video Manufacturer: Entertainment in Video Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: Entertainment in Video Region Code: 2 Release Date: 2006-06-19 Running Time: 227 Studio: Entertainment in Video Theatrical Release Date: 2003
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: No good if you need subtitles Comment: Both films are very watchable hence why I bought the set to watch again however only Evolution has subtitles whilst Underworld has none...which is no good as Im deaf and rely on subtitles..so anyone who relies on subtitles, avoid this boxset! Customer Rating: Summary: blood blood and more blodd............ hmmmmmmmmmmmm tasty! Comment: I originally bought this because i had seen the first underworld and wanted to see the second. As with most films (apart from a few exceptions such as blade 2, shrek 2 and dark knight) the first film was a lot better than the second. I found the first was more gritty and more darker stylised. where as the second one i found was playing on the glory of its predacessor. it had some good links with the first film but seemed to drag on for too long and seemed somehow americanized hahaha. on the other hand had some good visual effects and lots of questions are answered from the first film. so a good history in the underworld series. overall: if your exopecting the second film to be as good as the first..... DONT COUNT ON IT! passable second Customer Rating: Summary: A few hours of really good entertainment Comment: Well it's not an all time classic, I mean we probably won't be talking about this in 25 years time like we do with the first "Alien" film, but that said, a really excellent couple of films (which I personally enjoyed more than the "Blade" films). Casting Kate was a master-stroke, she is amazing in them both. Slightly violent in places, but not completely a guys only film, I think most wives and girlfriends would enjoy it too. The setting is dark and gothic looking (think Brandon Lee "The Crow"), the vampires are arty & sophisticated looking (think Bowie and Catherine Deneuve in "The Hunger" - but brought up to date with Laptops & Maseratis), and the plot is good too (despite what a few other reviewers have written) I prefer the first film to the second (I'm told there is talk of a third). The scene in the first film where Kate swivel shoots the floor to escape has become a classic scene, often being saved onto mobile phones and iPods. I was pleasantly suprised when the package arrived from Amazon, that one of the films was the double disc version, so got three discs for under a tenner (and I actually watched the extras on it too). Good Stuff. More Reviews