Universal Soldier 2

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This Return Is Gladly Welcomed. A Pretty Decent Follow-Up To 1992's Universal Soldier. This Time Deveraux Has Been Taken Off The System And Is Now Human Again, His New Job Is To Train The New UniSol's Controlled By Super-Computer S.E.T.H. (Michael Jai White). Not So Good Story, But At The Time It Would Have Frightened People Due To It Being Released In 1999, When People Thought Computers Would Take Over Or Crash. Also Stars Ex-Professional Wrestler Bill Goldberg

Universal Soldier: The Return is a good action packed sequel film that casts Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bill Goldberg, Michael Jai White, Heidi Schanz, Xander Berkeley, Kiana Tom, and Daniel von Bargen. The acting by all of these actors is very good. Van Damme was very good in the film as always. White and Berkeley were very good in this film, arguably their best performances. Bill Goldberg was excellent in this film. The action is really awesome and the fight scenes are really exciting. The film isn't as graphic as the prequel but its violent none the less! The music by Don Davis is good. This is a good and thrilling film. If you like Jean-Claude Van Damme, Bill Goldberg, Michael Jai White, and the rest of the cast I've mentioned above and exciting non-stop action films then I Strongly recommend this film!

whoa - lots of spoilers here. this has got to be one of the most unappreciated cult movies in history. around every corner are clever and interesting twists that leave me, and other hungry van dammage fans, panting for more. the main source of this shining light is lord of the jews: goldberg. goldberg's character romeo is written with the flair and panache of a 1920's vaudeville showman. his classic one-liners like, "i hate that guy" and "i really hate that guy" are pure gold. so here's the problem. people went into seeing this flick with the expectation of a solid action movie like the first universal soldier. no, no, no. instead of another horribly doomed sequel (aka universal soldier 2) that stays in the same vein and is thus fated to crap-tastic status, uni: return jumps right out of the mold and goes x-games style. who could hate this movie? this movie is so bad it's brilliant. i understand if it was the first time some 12 year old saw an action movie, they might be disappointed at the ridiculous plot and train-wreck acting, and they might become physically ill upon hearing lines like "miniaturization of seth brain complete." but for people with a well-developed sense of knowing how to separate the crappy b-movies (uni 2, etc) from the all-time flaming flops that you have to love, like this fine work. uni: return has grown on me in a way that i never thought possible. the scene where goldberg rips off his shirt and wrestles the hospital security guards? how could anyone try and take that seriously? the people who hate on this movie are the same people who hate on hudson hawk. and for these poor saps who are stuck in a hollywood blockbusters are the only good movies mindset, i truly pity them. for if they simply opened their eyes a little wider, they would see a more beautiful world, a world in which films like uni: return shine with the inner light of radiance that i see in them.

I like Van Dammes movies and Universal soldier was one of my favorites(along with Blood sport and Hard target). I looked forward to a sequel, but when I saw the reviews, "The worst film I've seen" it also earned it self a average of 3.0(29th of Feb 2000) on this sight. But I had to hire it out, and I was honestly surprised. DON'T watch it unless youv'e seen the first or it will make no sense. It doesn't explain the first story, it only says that Luc(Van Damme) was one of the first uni sols. It then doesn't tell you about the new project, and how Luc became involved, also it says about the main female characture in the first, who is now his wife and is dead, how did she die? Although it doesn't make much sense it is a good action film with some great fight scenes especially ones with Goldburg, and the final showdown. So make your own decision and watch. entertaining 4/10

Jean-Claude Van Damme has made some real stinkers in is time. He's fought himself on several occasions and made us all laugh or scream with his attempts to act. His movies are crap, but I find a lot of them fun to watch. UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: THE RETURN does not have to requistite b-movie fun that saved the other Van Damme pictures from utter unwatchability. This sequel is essentially a low budget action movie trying to imitate a high budget action movie and failing. Often times a low budget will inspire a creative approach to the material by the filmmakers, but the director of UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: THE RETURN is a former stuntman who can't quite grasp the concepts of creativity or originality. The entire film is a hideous mound of cliches. Some of the fight scenes are good, but they can't redeem the failings in script, direction, photography, casting, score, performances, etc. Van Damme plays the same character he did in the first film, now helping the military to train the newest line of cyborg/zombie soldiers. His daughter makes friends with S.E.T.H., the HAL like supercomputer that controls the universal soldiers. A general shows up talking about cutting military spending and how the universal soldier program must be shut down. Van Damme makes a lame remark about how its better to turn dead soldiers into cyborgs than to send live people into battle (Ha!). The computer gets mad, takes over the base, and tries to survive with the help of a mis-stereotyped computer hacker. Van Damme is trapped in the base with your typical lovely reporter whom he must save while trying to stop the computer and the soldiers it controls. From there everything is completely predictable, accept more annoying then you thought it would be. The movie is a waste of film and time and the meager budget wasted on it could have been better used on a dozen better independent films. The money did this movie no good. The "high-tech" military base is composed mostly of break-away glass and aluminum siding. The cyborg soldiers in this one are just people with laser-pointers stuck on their glasses. One unisol, who looks like a pro-wrestler, is killed again and again by our hero and all he can say is "I hate that guy". The action is all confined and the film is under-populated. UNIVERSAL SOLDIER: THE RETURN is a useless and boring waste of resources that even Van Damme is better than. Instead of this, watch CYBORG or LION HEART. They suck, but compared to this, they're classics.

Van Damme returns to one of his best action roles, with a very weak storyline, and very irritating, stereo-typed characters. When the action is going, IT'S GOING. Van Damme's aging, but, still has the moves. He's also a widower with a young daughter. First plot problem, his daughter has access to the "Top Secret Project" building for the Universal Soldier program, and uses it like a daycare center. No other workers had their kids there, so what made her so special, except to put her closer to the action. Second plot problem, the female reporter. She arrives for and interview, is excorted inside the factility, and when all hell breaks loose, she and her cameraman remain instead of being escorted out. Another excuss to put a character close to the danger. Third plot problem, the irritating and unreal attitude the reporter has. Instead of showing the least amount of fear over the killing and mayhem going on around her, she's doing her "I-a-reporter-with-a-scoop" dialogue. I was hoping that Romeo or another soldier would take her out. Fourth plot problem, Kiana Tom, Van Damme's butt-kicking sidekick at the beginning of the movie, is left on the sidelines for most of the movie. Her character replacing the reporter would have enhanced the whole story and added to the action. If you can overlook the plot problems, the show is at least bearable.

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