
Seth Brundle was a renowned scientist whose warped experiments with teleportation transformed him into a man/fly hybrid called BrundleFly. A few months after the BrundleFly insect met its demise by his lover's, Veronica, shotgun, she dies while giving birth to their son, Martin. Seth's corrupt employer, Bartok, adopts Martin, only so Martin can solve the new problems that the still-functioning TelePods present and to use him as a science project because of the dormant insect ... (Full plot summary below)
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Seth Brundle was a renowned scientist whose warped experiments with teleportation transformed him into a man/fly hybrid called BrundleFly. A few months after the BrundleFly insect met its demise by his lover's, Veronica, shotgun, she dies while giving birth to their son, Martin. Seth's corrupt employer, Bartok, adopts Martin, only so Martin can solve the new problems that the still-functioning TelePods present and to use him as a science project because of the dormant insect genes. Martin is now fully grown, even though he is five, and the fly genes begin to awaken and make him just like dear, dead dad. With the help of his girlfriend, Beth, they go to wherever they can find a possible cure before Bartok finds them and brings them back, but not before Martin finishes his transformation into MartinFly, the deadliest of the BrundleFly species.
Leave your thoughts about The Fly II.
| 7M PicturesKevin CarrIt has some of the most graphic blood effects I've seen, including a head popping like a zit under and elevator and a man whose face is dissolved away in corrosive fly vomit. |
| Chicago TribuneJohanna SteinmetzWhilst this fly is not as tightly scripted or keenly directed as its parent, it does have pace, breathless tension and the sort of gross-out effects that rules out kebabs for some time after the credits have rolled. |
| The New York TimesJanet MaslinThe Fly II is competent but hardly clever. The only respect in which it matches Mr. Cronenberg's Fly is in its sheer repulsiveness, since this film degenerates into a series of slime-ridden, glop-oozing special effects in its final half hour. |
| Miami HeraldJuan Carlos CotoWalas' animatronic Robo-Fly is as clumsy as both Stoltz's Martin and the film's script, which resorts all too often to clever computer graphics and video-flashbacks. |
| The A.V. ClubScott TobiasThe Fly movies could be a metaphor for sequels: Always go for the real article, not the freakishly mutated copy one telepod over. |
| User ReviewNehernatWhy are people saying this movie is bad? I think it's perfect, I gave this movie one hundred percent! |
| User ReviewTom MThis was a great movie. The fly 1 & 2 are classics in sci-fi. |
| User ReviewMichelle GAwesome movie. Even better than the first one. I felt so sorry for that dog. I hated when Martin started looking like his dad did. The thing he turned into was worse. It looked like my friend. I was so happy at the ending when he went back to normal. The other was disgusting, he looked like a giant tumor. A lot more grosser than the first one. |
| User ReviewRodger TJUST AS GOOD IF NOT A BIT BETTER !!!!!!!! |
| User ReviewAshleigh SSequal to the first where the brundlefly has a son who contracts his disease |