It's a movie they watch for the sake of it. Sure, a more casual crowd may see an Underworld movie every 3-4 years, but they don't care.
I know it's got passionate fans, but I don't know, they don't seem to be that obsessive and, at this point, you're making this movie for them. Underworld is a franchise that goes on because it keeps making money, yet it is one that very few people seem to care about. The thing is, however, that there seems to be no end in sight for this interminable, yet strangely profitable, franchise. I think it should be obvious to most, if not all, of you that I did not like this movie in the slightest. And, really, you could make the argument that it's gotten worse as it's moved along throughout a decade and a half. It hasn't changed, in the slightest, since then. I was FIFTEEN fucking years old when the first movie came out, a movie that I saw in theaters with a couple of friends. Underworld has looked and felt the same since its first installment came out in 2003. Resident Evil, on the other hand, while still largely a terrible franchise, at least branched out and employed different visual styles while still, generally, dealing with the T-Virus and how it turns those who suffer from it into zombies.
You cannot tell any of these movies apart. Every Underworld movie has the same visual style, you know the one, that bluish hue. The reason I say that Underworld is worse in this regard is because of the fact that the story, essentially, almost always involve some sort of battle between the lycans and the vampires. As much as someone may love either of these franchises, you can't tell me that each installment is really all that different from one another deep down. That major problem is and, in my opinion, I think Underworld suffers more from this, is the fact that every single one of the stories in these movies just start to blend together. And, ultimately, I think both franchises suffer from the same problems. Hmmm, where do I start with the Underworld franchise? I think it should be noted that Screen Gems, who distributed the franchise, also distributed the long-running Resident Evil franchise, another long-running female-lead action franchise.
Just thought I should give you an update on the situation. They don't say anything about coming to fix their mistake though, since it doesn't seem to be something on our end. They didn't say this when they contacted us, I just mean that a neighbor's friend is going through the same thing. Funny thing about that is that we were informed by our provider that their people came to perform some improvements that, apparently, left us without service and a few other people as well. If it holds up, this will be what I use for the next week or so as the appointment to have it fixed was made for next Friday. So it looks like yesterday I was able to utilize a mobile hotspot to post the reviews on the sites that I post them on.
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