The jump out of the helicopter was nice. Pity he didn't hit the water headfirst, though, so we could have done away with the pants altogether.
I had the distinct impression from the first movie that Selene's family was killed in the 18th century, and she'd been a vampire a little over two centuries. Making her over 600 really sabotages the "you're too young to safely awaken Victor with your blood" bit that was a fairly major plot point back then.
Death dealer means vampire, right? Not just one job description of vampire? Because the timelines
really
don't work.
I was given to understand that Death Dealers were the fightin' vampires, the ones who did the dirty work so the rest could sit around wearing corsets and engaging in intrigues.
Selene's been a death dealer for 600 years--was she turned in 1223 and just sat around?
Ita, there were some odd things in that chronology, and I'm not sure I remember well enough to answer you.
The imprisoned brother: was his prison constructed before he was captured or after, and if so what did they do to keep him contained while it was being built? Selene was turned after it'd been built--but she was a child then, and wouldn't she have remained a child? Or was she a child then?
Kate Beckinsale in fetishwear clouds my memory.
I was given to understand that Death Dealers were the fightin' vampires, the ones who did the dirty work so the rest could sit around wearing corsets and engaging in intrigues.
This.
If they're sticking with what they ripped from White Wolf games.
but since these guys were like Reilly, O'Connor, Washington, and Plot Device, it was like "eh."
HAR.
Thanks. It really did remind me of Simpsons war movie parodies with Fatty and Brooklyn(or is that KOTH? Both?)
Oh, I forgot to mention (until now) that I saw "Imagine Me and You." It has some really bad bits, but on the whole I came out with a huge grin on my face from the overwhelming cute.
More onscreen femslash, please! British accents optional but a nice benefit.
Mikey, I whited out your plot details. But I do remember that they waited to
turn Selene until she was a young woman--they showed her when her family was killed (Victor hugs her afterwards).
Oh! I just remembered--the
Ultraviolet
trailer looked beyond awful. Laughable, even.
Hah. Saw
Underworld
today (didn't like it) with
Ultraviolet
as one of the preview trailers, and came away thinking that
Ultraviolet
looks like it will be just as silly as
Underworld,
but at least the audience will be able to see what's going on.