The haves (vampires) vs the have nots (Lycans)
If you like the Underworld series this is the collection you should get. These are the three best of the franchise and all go together.<br /><br />Underworld released in 2003 was a brand new take on the vampire and werewolf genre and set up the conflict for the entire series. The two races were in a war and Lucian (Michael Sheen) who was a Lycan wanted to end it by mixing the two races by finding the last remaining relative of Corvinus the man who gave birth to the first vampire and Lycan and turn him into a hybrid that mixed the two bloodlines. That led to Michael Corvin (Scott Speedman). Selene (Kate Beckinsale) was a vampire soldier who served the vampire lord Viktor (Bill Nighy) but came to love Corvin. Selene, Michael, Lucian and Viktor would be mainstays for the movies. The theme of this first movie and all the rest was the oppressed, the Lycans, trying to overturn the status quo with the vampires being the rulers.<br /><br />Underworld: Evolution from 2006 was about the very first vampire Corvinus (Derek Jacobi) and his two sons Marcus (Tony Curran) who was born a vampire and William who was a werewolf. This laid out that the two races actually had the same origins and Michael’s mixing of the two was a fulfillment of their history. They did some amazing special effects work with Marcus being a vampire with huge wings. Again, Michael and Selene were trying to delve into the origins of the conflict between the two beasts.<br /><br />Underworld: Rise of the Lycans from 2009 completed the story by showing how the war began. Lucian was the first werewolf to be born in human form for ages and was used by Viktor to create a breed of Lycans to serve and protect vampires. Lucian fell in love with Viktor’s daughter however Sonja (Rhona Mitra) which of course ended badly and Lucian ended up leading a revolt that led to the war seen in the first flick. Again, this put the theme front and center as Lucian led a revolution.<br /><br />The movies are all about the haves and the have notes. Despite vampires and werewolves both coming from Corvinus the latter were considered beasts by the vampires who considered themselves aristocrats and the lite. They were placed in the bottom class and eventually made slaves. They wouldn’t accept that which led to the war.<br /><br />The films were all very stylish with very dark tones and great sets and effects. The idea of the vampire-werewolf war was a new and interesting twist. There was always plenty of action s well, which was why this trilogy was so successful.<br />C
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