
Reviews — Underworld: Evolution
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The movie functions best for those who viewed and appreciated the initial installment from 2003, and as a continuation, it’s passable. Aside from what seems like an odd choice in casting Sir Derek Jacobi, that part is brief. Kate Beckinsale and Scott Speedman, portraying characters under duress, hurry to locate the incarcerated Lycan "William" before the newly arisen super-vampire "Marcus"—his brother—is able to free…
Gimly
It's taken me a long time to finally give in and admit it, but _Underworld: Evolution_ is truly an exceptional film, and I would passionately argue its merits. (I won’t genuinely go to any lengths to defend it, nor will I really attempt to do so. I realize that my opinion places me among a very small group of people who appreciate this movie.) _Final rating:★★★★½ - An incredibly powerful draw. It stays with me…
John Chard
The latest installment in the Underworld series continues the story of vampire Selene (Kate Beckinsale) and werewolf Michael (Scott Speedman) as they investigate the origins of the conflict between their species. The central question explored is what sparked the long-standing animosity between vampires and lycans. Reactions to this sequel have been varied, with some finding it a worthwhile action film while others…


