The Underworld Franchise

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For a horror action with mediocre quality, surprising indeed could still see the Underworld franchise can still stay standing for over 13 years. It may then not be too surprising if you look at the facts on the ground, how the benefits of the four series Screen Gems Underworld; 458 million dollars from the budget of 177 million is, yes, this is definitely a project that is still promising to continue and continue to be made for appropriate economic law, as long as the demand is still high enough then the production will continue to exist.

Continuing from Awakening series, Blood Wars is still in the same grip; eternal enmity vampire and werewolf (lycan), only now heroine us, Selene (Kate Beckinsale) the Death Dealer formidable been the focus of the seizure of the two clans horror knowing the fact he was on the run from the vampire because sin has killed the leader and second, he and her
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Still maintaining the tone of gothic-chill since the first series with a dark aura, still centered on the eternal war two creatures of the night exciting and complicated at the same time, and the best part is he still put up Kate Beckinsale as a champion, even after 13 years Beckinsale still gives charm the same when we first saw it in a sexy tight black latex. Yes, basically Blood Wars is still the same movie predecessors though it was three times changed directors (Now the control is held by a former cinematographer, Anna Foerster). Dear consistency is also valid for the quality of the script that never really be fixed. Still suffering here and there with all the complexities that seemed endless, feud vampire and lycan back repeated and repeated without a motive really strong addition to revenge the eternal past, although it since Awekening focus is shifted to the private Selene with all the romance and its evolution as a super vampire who later became the basis for the narrative Blood

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