adonis98-743-186503
The almost-human son of "Brundlefly" searches for a cure to his mutated genes while being monitored by a nefarious corporation that wishes to continue his father's experiments. The Fly II is better than most sequels are these days but that doesn't mean that it's that good either. Not having any of the original actors for the sequel was pretty bad plus it seems the studio went for the B-List cast and the overall result is pretty much disappointing although the special effects once again i will admit were quite terrific for the time being for this poorly sequel. (4/10)
kaefab
I am very sensible to animals and i could not watch this movie after the dog scene, such a beautiful loving dog who was all dis formed after they tested the transport machine on him.I purchased the movie on blue ray, transferred it to my PC, then edited it with some software, remove the dog scene and it makes for one incredible movie now.
sebin-0101
This is a highly underrated movie, people should realize that it is a good sequel. it has a continuing storyline. It is like a part 2 of the original movie. This is a true horror movie with awesome gory scenes and gripping tale of how the son had the genetic disease passed on to him by his dad.the effects are great and background score is adding fun to the drama. Acting is OK not exceptional but average. But this is definitely not a mediocre movie. The dog scene was really gross. The first part gave us how the creature is born but in this part it actually grows. The director has done a great job with this flick and I loved it best to watch it late night with some munchies on to get a good scare.
videorama-759-859391
This time around, it's through the son of Seth Brundle, where the story continues. Used as a guinea pig, he's grown up inside Bartok industries, controlled by a corrupt organization, you're so glad to see em' get their just desserts, near the end. Martin Brundle, has led a contained life within their interiors, for many reasons. He's genetic disease, of course, that of a fly, sees him aging rapidly as if in dog years. And too if you're a dog lover like me, one scene will be upsetting here. On the whole, this affair is a good strong sequel, with an over supply of goo and slime, much more than it's predecessor, while also surprisingly long. Martin (Eric Stoltz, miscast,) now in his teens is giving his own apartment, within Brundle Industries, where spying eyes are watching, of course. His falls in love with one of the staff (Daphne Zuniga) where soon it's hell all over again, where he adopts his father's disintegration pattern, slowly embodying the characteristics of a human fly. John Getz returns in a small part, looking worse for wear, providing a relief of humor, as may'be the other guy who can heal Martin. Although it is a bit long in the tooth or ploddingly long, which way you cut it, this not a badly made sequel, and does have an interesting direction and structure of story. We do spend a bit of time with Martin as a kid, which I liked, but of course, the original would be favored more, divided by opinion. Too, it has a happy romantic ending, I wasn't really aware of, until a few re watches.
