Underworld: Rise of the Lycans [2009]

Director:	Patrick Tatopoulos
Writer:	Danny McBride [II] Dirk Blackman Howard McCain
Composer:	Paul Haslinger

Length:	92 minutes (1 hour 32 minutes)
MPAA Rating:	R
Suggested Event Use:	Halloween
Sorting Category:	Susp/Hor

IMDB Rating:	6.6/10
Rotten Tomatoes Rating:	29%
Amazon Rating:	4.0/5 stars
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Classifications:

Action
Fantasy
Suspense / Horror
Sci-Fi

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Collection:

Underworld Trilogy

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Synopsis: An origins story centered on the centuries-old feud between the race of aristocratic vampires and their onetime slaves, the Lycans.

Reaction: Once again a Romeo and Juliet style tale, but since it was integrally referred to in the first one, that isn't a strike against it. It fleshes out (and slightly changes) a couple of story points from the previous two, and it's a little less compelling, but not terribly so.

Personal Rating: 6/10

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Patrick Tatopoulos	=>	Director

Danny McBride [II]	=>	Writer
Dirk Blackman	=>	Writer
Howard McCain	=>	Writer
Paul Haslinger	=>	Composer
Alex Carroll	=>	Young Lucian�(as Alexander Carroll)
Bill Nighy	=>	Viktor

Brian Steele	=>	Creature Performer / Big Lycan

Craig Parker	=>	Sabas
David Aston	=>	Coloman
Elizabeth Hawthorne	=>	Orsova
Jared Turner	=>	Xristo
Kate Beckinsale	=>	Selene

Kevin Grevioux	=>	Raze

Larry Rew	=>	Kosta
Mark Mitchinson	=>	Nobleman
Michael Sheen	=>	Lucian

Olivia Taylforth	=>	Young Sonja
Peter Tait	=>	Gyorg

Rhona Mitra	=>	Sonja

Shane Brolly	=>	Kraven
Steven Mackintosh	=>	Tannis

Tania Nolan	=>	Luka
Timothy Raby	=>	Janosh�(as Tim Raby)

Random Trivia For This Title:

WILHELM SCREAM: Heard when werewolves climb the wall and attack the vampire guards.
While filming this movie, Michael Sheen was asked by Ron Howard if he could record a quick moment of dialog for Frost/Nixon. Sheen, covered in fake blood from the days filming, went to his trailer and recorded the dialog, he asked someone to take a picture of him doing it and sent it to Ron Howard, who had it framed and displayed.