Riprendendo direttamente dal film precedente, il guerriero vampiro Selene e il mezzo lupo mannaro Michael cercano indizi per rivelare la storia delle loro razze e la guerra tra loro.Riprendendo direttamente dal film precedente, il guerriero vampiro Selene e il mezzo lupo mannaro Michael cercano indizi per rivelare la storia delle loro razze e la guerra tra loro.Riprendendo direttamente dal film precedente, il guerriero vampiro Selene e il mezzo lupo mannaro Michael cercano indizi per rivelare la storia delle loro razze e la guerra tra loro.
- Premi
- 2 vittorie e 6 candidature
Derek Jacobi
- Corvinus
- (as Sir Derek Jacobi)
Zita Görög
- Amelia
- (as Zita Gorog)
Sophia Myles
- Erika
- (as Sophia Miles)
Richard Cetrone
- Pierce
- (as Rich Cetrone)
Krsy Fox
- Tanis Vamp #1
- (as Christine Danielle)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe little girl that plays young Selene is Lily Mo Sheen, the daughter of Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen.
- Blooper(at around 1h 17 mins) When Marcus is entering the area after the movable wall unlocked with the key, where William's prison is, you can see a hole in the ceiling where light is entering the room. There would no purpose for a unmovable wall if you could enter the room through a hole in the ceiling.
- Versioni alternativeOriginal workprint of the film had much longer and more graphic sex scene between Michael and Selene, which included more nudity from Kate Beckinsale. Blink-and-you-miss- it shot of her butt and other extra shots from the original scene are still in the film and can be seen during part when Marcus drinks Selene's blood if the scene is slowed down.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Underworld: Evolution - Inside the Action (2006)
- Colonne sonoreThe Undertaker
(Renholder Mix)
Written by Puscifer and Danny Lohner
Performed by Puscifer
Courtesy of Tool Dissectional LLC/Volcano Entertainment II
Recensione in evidenza
Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman reprise their roles as leather-clad, ass-kicking vampire warrior Selene and vampire / werewolf hybrid Michael in this decent sequel. The story picks up where the original movie ended; now Selene and Michael are on the lam and determined to obtain exposition regarding the centuries-old war between blood suckers and bloodthirsty canines. Relentlessly pursuing them is thoroughly evil bad guy vampire Marcus (Tony Curran); Selene and Michael attempt to get some help from the legendary Alexander Corvinus (Sir Derek Jacobi), the man who got the ball rolling on this conflict so many years ago.
"Underworld: Evolution" is okay as far as this kind of entertainment goes. It depicts a bleak, stylized environment that refrains from many primary colours, going for the gusto in terms of action and gore, and trying to deliver a poignant moment here and there. The CGI can be ropey at times - as we all come to expect from this sort of thing - but there is fortunately some practical work as well (like Brian Steele in costume as the fearsome werewolf William, who's been imprisoned for centuries).
It really helps to have a largely British cast with such a tale; they lend gravitas where it might not have been delivered otherwise, and the actors all give it their best effort. Curran is a vivid villain, and it's a real treat to have Jacobi in a pivotal role in a modern genre crossover of a movie. Steven Mackintosh is a hoot as a seedy beast who's been the historian for the two clans, but was forced into exile. Some cast members from the original film, like Bill Nighy as Viktor, Shane Brolly as Kraven, and Michael Sheen as Lucian, appear briefly.
Director and co-writer Len Wiseman keeps the story moving forward adequately, spices it up with a bit of sex, and gives us a finale where Selene and Michael are fighting their adversaries side by side.
Not bad overall, but if one is NOT a fan of the first "Underworld", this sequel probably won't get them to change their minds about this series.
Filmed in Vancouver.
Six out of 10.
"Underworld: Evolution" is okay as far as this kind of entertainment goes. It depicts a bleak, stylized environment that refrains from many primary colours, going for the gusto in terms of action and gore, and trying to deliver a poignant moment here and there. The CGI can be ropey at times - as we all come to expect from this sort of thing - but there is fortunately some practical work as well (like Brian Steele in costume as the fearsome werewolf William, who's been imprisoned for centuries).
It really helps to have a largely British cast with such a tale; they lend gravitas where it might not have been delivered otherwise, and the actors all give it their best effort. Curran is a vivid villain, and it's a real treat to have Jacobi in a pivotal role in a modern genre crossover of a movie. Steven Mackintosh is a hoot as a seedy beast who's been the historian for the two clans, but was forced into exile. Some cast members from the original film, like Bill Nighy as Viktor, Shane Brolly as Kraven, and Michael Sheen as Lucian, appear briefly.
Director and co-writer Len Wiseman keeps the story moving forward adequately, spices it up with a bit of sex, and gives us a finale where Selene and Michael are fighting their adversaries side by side.
Not bad overall, but if one is NOT a fan of the first "Underworld", this sequel probably won't get them to change their minds about this series.
Filmed in Vancouver.
Six out of 10.
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- Underworld 2
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- Budget
- 50.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 62.318.875 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 26.857.181 USD
- 22 gen 2006
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 111.476.513 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 46 minuti
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- Proporzioni
- 2.35 : 1
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