Review of Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) by Trevor P — 07 Jan 2017
The story makes just as much sense as the 2016 presidential election: Kate Beckinsale (The Aviator, Love & Friendship) plays the highly motivated feminist lead who is out to find her daughter whose blood can end the war... and apparently she has this same type of blood too, which she's trying to keep away from the vampire council who want to use it for abusive means... well, that was at least the plot I got out of it. There was not enough sense of mythology or coherent history for me to care about anything in this snooze fest.
Which is sad, because the potential for a great story is there, if less time was spent sexualizing every woman on screen and more time showing us why we should care about any of the strangely attractive members of this futuristic (yet somehow historical) society.
This review of Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) was written by Trevor P on 07 Jan 2017.
Underworld: Blood Wars has generally received mixed reviews.
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