After the horrors of my last review, I figure there’s
nowhere to go but up so why not check out more talking animal schtick? In
fairness, though, I have at least a little faith that this film will
turn out somewhat decent coming from Aussie studio Flying Bark. And indeed,
‘somewhat decent’ is certainly what I got.
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Tuesday, 20 December 2016
Underworld: Blood Wars (2016) - Movie Review
Underworld, as a series, confuses me. For something so
obviously derivative and soaked in now-anachronistic nu-metal tinting, it has
kept on the fringe layer of the popular consciousness since it first came to
theatres over a decade ago. And yet, while I don’t out-and-out love the
franchise as it stands, I don’t have a whole lot of hate for it either. It
takes itself way the hell too seriously and the acting can range from decent to
hilariously hammy, but the way it actually tries to have a semblance of lore and
mythos surrounding the story is oddly commendable, as cobbled together as it
is. So, just getting it out there that I have a base-level appreciation for the
series; keep that in mind as I get into this thing because… this is a special
kind of film, and not in a good way.
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