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Movie Details

Original Title Underworld: Blood Wars

Original Language EN

Budget $35,000,000

Revenue $81,093,313

Status Released

Popularity 6.0

Cast

Kate Beckinsale

Selene

Popularity: 4.6

Theo James

David

Popularity: 8.0

Tobias Menzies

Marius

Popularity: 2.5

Lara Pulver

Semira

Popularity: 2.1

Bradley James

Varga

Popularity: 1.4

Peter Andersson

Vidar

Popularity: 0.9

James Faulkner

Cassius

Popularity: 2.6

Clementine Nicholson

Lena

Popularity: 0.8

Daisy Head

Alexia

Popularity: 1.3

Oliver Stark

Gregor

Popularity: 1.5

Charles Dance

Thomas

Popularity: 5.5

Zuzana Stivínová

Vampire Council #1

Popularity: 0.6

Key Crew

Director Anna Foerster

Executive Producer Anna Foerster, Skip Williamson, James McQuaide

Producer David Kern, Gary Lucchesi, Tom Rosenberg

Editor Peter Amundson

Screenplay Cory Goodman

Production

Lakeshore Entertainment

Screen Gems

Sketch Films

Videos & Trailers

UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS - Official "Blood" Trailer (HD)

Trailer

UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS - Official Trailer (HD)

Trailer

UNDERWORLD: BLOOD WARS - Official "Legacy" Trailer

Trailer

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Gimly 4/10

Dec 5, 2016

Visually has a lot of the things _Underworld_ is known for, but in terms of quality? Well if you liked _Awakening_, you'll like this. Because they're basically the same film. I for one liked neither. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._

Frank Ochieng

Dec 27, 2016

Some things will never change within the tedious and surprisingly long-running sci-fi/horror saga **Underworld** film franchise. The vampires will still feature sharp fangs that can pierce a hardened leather sofa with one bite and the werewolves will be hairier than the local women’s wig shop. Of ... Read more

ColinJ 5/10

Feb 16, 2017

You know what to expect by now. This series has been going on so long now that this movie almost comes across as a throwback, since it's still drenched in all the post-MATRIX visual cliches. Beckinsale is as remarkably photogenic as ever, but the camera never lingers on her face for more than ... Read more