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Without ideas of what to expect and keep and open mind. I must admit that I was a bit nervous about this particular movie and could it/would it deliver? Would the storyline hold up? WOW!! This movie delivers in all areas. Kate Beckinsale is amazing in the reprised role of Selene. She has lost none of her ability to capture the depth of this character. In true vampire form she portrays, she appears to be ageless, beautiful and forever young.I have nothing bad to say about this movie at all. I felt nothing but entertained by the story and the characters. There are a few fresh faces that add amazing texture and thrill to this movie.There are enough twists and turns to keep you wanting more. My husband and I left and we both agree that this might possibly be the best Underworld to date.It is a must see!Lady_Of_MagicJan 21, 2012Permalink3/10I LOVED the first three Underworld movies, but in all honesty "Underworld: Awakening" was for me a complete disaster. The first three movies were amazing because they made you think deeply about history, love, hatred, war, friendship, family, and other riveting themes; they encouraged critical thinking and connection making skills with all the powerful flashbacks and twists and turns that were within a strong plot-structure. But "Underworld: Awakening" failed to do any of these things. The plot absolutely sucked; there's nothing original, and I don't even know what the point/theme was at all. Yes there are a few good twists in the movie, but they happen in like the last 30 minutes, and even here all we get to see is action and no real depth or explanation of the who, what, where, when, why, how? of the story. If humans are now the common enemy, then why on sam

Hill are vampires and werewolves still fighting? It doesn't make sense. Near the end, just as the story was getting good, I suddenly noticed the credits popping up. The movie was over. I thought, "Huh? It can't be over, it was just getting good!?" The film was also WAY too short. All of this taken together makes "Underworld: Awakening" more like an added TV episode than a major motion picture. I honestly can't believe 70 million was spent on this cop out. It would have been much better if they actually showed the fight between humans and vampires and focused on that instead of going back to a now pointless feud between vampires and lycans.WHAT made "Underworld: Awakening" worse was the fact that the directors did not really connect this sequel to the other 3 Underworld movies: where are the flashbacks? Where's the dialogue? What exactly happened to the other characters in the earlier films, etc, etc? I know this will disappoint all of you die-hard fans like me who love the other movies, but truth hurts: the film was terrible.The storyline was the worst part, I think. In the 1 hour and 30 minutes of the film, only about 20-30 minutes is spent actually talking. Selene only opens her mouth a few times, and nobody makes longer speeches which made the other movies great. If the film was really about Selene waging war against humans (which it wasn't) it would have been much better and an interesting story, but that wasn't the true plot at all.To the Producers: "It was the STORY that made the Underworld series a success, not the action, but you failed to see that. Because there is VERY little dialogue in this one and A LOT of action, there is very little story here, which

For television), many simply borrowing the word "Amityville" in an attempt to drive viewership for a wholly unrelated film. Also not included in the average is a 2013 documentary in which one of the Lutz family members recounts the 1970s events in his home that led to all of the above. The films: 28 The Amityville Horror (1979) 34 Amityville II: The Possession (1982) 28 Amityville 3-D [aka Amityville III: The Demon] (1983) 33 The Amityville Horror (2005) 42 Amityville: The Awakening (2017) 26 Amityville Prison [aka Against the Night] (2017) 35 The Amityville Murders (2019) Photo by Dimension Films, "Scary Movie" Average Metascore: 35.4 A surprisingly durable horror movie parody franchise, Scary Movie has grossed nearly $900 million across five films—with a sixth film potentially arriving in 2025. Originally developed by three members of the Wayans family—Shawn, Marlon, and Keenen Ivory, with the latter directing films one and two—the franchise eventually came under the control of Airplane! and Naked Gun veterans like David Zucker and Pat Proft. Critics haven't liked any of the films, but fans keep showing up for spoofs of popular horror franchises like Paranormal Activity, The Exorcist, The Ring, Scream, and more. The films: 48 Scary Movie (2000) 29 Scary Movie 2 (2001) 49 Scary Movie 3 (2003) 40 Scary Movie 4 (2006) 11 Scary Movie 5 (2013) Photo by Sony Pictures, "Underworld" Average Metascore: 36.8 When vampires and werewolves—excuse us, lycans—battle, everyone's a loser—except maybe for director/series creator Len Wiseman, and studio Screen Gems. (The franchise has grossed nearly $540 million to date.) A sixth film—again starring Kate Beckinsale—has been in development for years, and a potential television series has been in development for a decade, with little progress to show on either front. The films: 42 Underworld (2003) 36 Underworld: Evolution (2006) 44 Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) 39 Underworld: Awakening (2012) 23 Underworld: Blood Wars (2017) Photo by Lionsgate, "Saw" Average Metascore: 38.3 Created by frequent collaborators Leigh Whannell and James Wan—who also teamed for the Insidious and Conjuring franchises, which we'll get to in a few minutes—Saw is not only one of the 21st century's most successful horror franchises but is almost certainly the most lucrative torture series in film history (not including the Ernest movies), grossing $1.1 billion worldwide. Though the first Saw was an indie feature that debuted at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, critics dismissed it as brain-dead,