Underworld DVD Movie

Underworld

List Price	$19.94 (You save $4.35)
Studio	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Orig Year	2003
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	6577
CD Universe Part number	6714060
Discs	2
Release Date	Aug 28, 2007
Rating	Unrated
Running Time	133 Minutes
Movie Details	Color; 2-Disc Set, Extended Unrated Edition

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Underworld Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

5 stars Selena is my hero
I completely want to be Selena. She is exactly the kind of woman I am and the movies special effects really made you believe there could be werewolves roaming the streets.
Submitted by Kym (canyon country ca)
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5 stars Awesome
It was a great action thriller i cant wait for the sequel. Kate Beckinsale played a inspiring performance she rocks! Scott Speedman was a good actor that should come in more movies. Fun, thriller, action,horror, adventure, a ride for the future. A thrill for upcoming movies about vampires.
Submitted by Shiranimo911 (Phoenix,Arizona)
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2 stars A bite on the disapointing side
A typical soap opera Vampire verses Wearwolf movie. Heavy on the action, slim on plot. Bad Guys, Worse bad Guys. Bla Bla Bla. No reason to duck the punches, you can see them coming a mile off. Lots of CG and it shows. It is the same old worn out plot slathered over with lots of action and a slim story line. I think I am being generous giving it a two. Tom R Black Deep
Submitted by BLACK2DEEP (Roswell, New Mexico)
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4 stars Good! But confusing...
It was terrific! But Viktor's death was confusing. If he's a vampyr how could he die? It's like:Angel is a vampire. He has been stabbed through the heart 3 times. Through the stomach 2 times. Through the guts place "5" times. Through the neck 2 times. Still...he is alive. And Jerry stabbed through the heart "12" times. Through the guts place and the stomach "18" times. The neck "50" times. Still...he's alive. Then how come this vampire dies in a sweep? I don't get it! So won't you call this confusing?
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5 stars Awesome
The service was awesome, the product came just they way the said and was delievered on time. This movie is a must see if you have not and if you have then it is one that you need to own
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