The Fly II Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 22947

Average Rating: 2/4

# of Ratings: 46

Theatrical Release Date: 02/10/1989

Language: English

Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Chris Walas

Actors: Eric Stoltz, Daphne Zuniga, Lee Richardson, John Getz, Frank C. Turner, Ann Marie Lee

Plot: Seth Brundle was a brilliant scientist who died after a teleportation accident caused him to transform, but he left a son behind. Martin lost his mother in childbirth and is raised by the corrupt Anton Bartok who only wants to use Martin to discover the secrets behind the TelePod. But Martin accelerates in age rapidly, is as smart as his father and is about to transform into something much more deadly. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 01/30/2014

Seth Brundle was a brilliant scientist who died after a teleportation accident caused him to transform, but he left a son behind. Martin lost his mother in childbirth and is raised by the corrupt Anton Bartok who only wants to use Martin to discover the secrets behind the TelePod. But Martin accelerates in age rapidly, is as smart as his father and is about to transform into something much more deadly. Not as good as the first movie but this movie has a lot of things that I liked so yeah.

Unknown - wrote on 08/22/2010

It's a given that this will not be anywhere near as great as Cronenberg's 'The Fly', but this film doesn't set it's sights that high. The purpose of this sequel is to be a good old fashioned horror flick, like the monster movies of the 50's. And it really does succeed on that level. Though, there is more story and gore here than those films and it's much closer in tone to the first. I enjoyed it for what it was.

Chris Hadges
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Be Afraid..I suppose

Chris Hadges - wrote on 07/05/2008

Ok, before I get started on The Fly 2, bear in mind that this is not based on comparison to the Cronenberg masterpiece, but rather how the film The Fly 2 stands on its own. It opens up with a very graphic birth of Martin Brundle, who has many complications, and the death of Veronic Quaife(formerly played by Geena Davis). Martin Brundle ages extremely quickly and by the age of five he looks as if he's thirty. He is also a genius. The general plot of the movie is that his new father who adopted him is using him solely to follow his father's footsteps both in making teleportation possible and in becoming terribly mutated. It seems that he is interested in both experementing on him and in displaying to the public. Anyway, the movie seemed to start out pretty interesting and I was glad to see …