MFC didn’t sleep through either one since she never bothered to watch them.

Women.

The ‘hot’ vampire on half-breed action was one of the most anatomically incorrect scenes in quite some time. Possibly more goofy than your favorite from the Matrix trilogy.

If you are referring to the fact that it Michael appeared to be making all sorts of busy with Ms. Beckinsale’s navel, then you are correct, sir. I very nearly pointed that out to Laura while we were watching, but then I realized that she had fallen asleep and I didn’t feel like waking her up to point out that Michael was humping Selene’s belly button.

You might ask yourself why I would rent a sequel to a movie I didn’t like. Two reasons really:

I’d heard from several sources that the sequel was superior to the original.
I believe that eventually a brilliant sequel to a movie that sucked will counter all the sucky sequels to brilliant movies, bringing balance to the Force.

1) Did the sources like the first movie? Then they don’t count. They like different movies than you do.

2) Non Sequitur

I had low expectations for the movie of the first. I decided to watch it after seeing the trailer for part II. Once I suspended my disbelief in the diminutive Ms Beckinsale portraying the #1 hunter of lycans over several centuries, the rest of the flick was quite enjoyable.

I do agree with your sources because I liked the second even more.

Michael gets his behind handed to him regularly at first. As he should. I don’t remember what he did before transformation, but I doubt he was a Green Beret. His proficiency in ass-kickery develops with the story.

I did not have many problems with continuity as I watched both flicks within a month or so.

The ‘hot’ vampire on half-breed action was one of the most anatomically incorrect scenes in quite some time. Possibly more goofy than your favorite from the Matrix trilogy.