Anaconda 2 pelicula completa em espa Continue Anacondas: Blood Hunt OrchidAncondas Title: Hunting for a Bloody Orchid (Spain)Anaconda 2: In Search of Bloody Orchid (Hispanoamerica)Technical Data SheetDwight H. LittleProduction Vern HarrahAcobus RoseSusan RuskinGuion Hans Bauermin Tyson-ChewFotography Stephen F. WindonMontaje Marcus D'ArcyProtagonists Johnny MessnerKaDee StricklandMatthew MarsdenNicolas Gonzalez UrdKarl YuneSalli RichardsonMorris Chestnut View of all credits (IMDb data and figuresPaUDer Terrorist Action 97 minutes EnglishCompaniesoraProduct Screen GemsDistribution Columbia Pictures : Blood Hunt OrchidAnaconda 3: Offspring (2008)IMDbFicha tab in FilmAffinity edit wikidata data Anacondas: Hunting for a Bloody Orchid is an American film directed by Dwight H. Little in 2004, is the second film in the Anaconda franchise and stars Johnny Messner , KaDee Strickland, Morris Chestnut, Eugene Bird, Nicholas Gonzalez, Matthew Marsden, Sally Richardson, Andy Anderson and Carl Yune. It premiered seven years after Anaconda in 1997, and its seeds Anaconda 3: Offspring and his last film Anacondas: Trail of Blood in 2009 premiered in 2008. An argument team of researchers from the pharmaceutical company Wexel Hall is heading to the island of Borneo to find a species of orchid known as bloody orchid, a flower that they believe can be used as a kind of source of immortality and whose health benefits will be shocking. While the team's leadership, Bill Johnson (Johnny Messner) doubts which path to take, Jack Byron (Matthew Marsden) encourages them to go down the road. The team ends up crossing the waterfall and they must vade the river. A giant anaconda emerges from the water and eats Dr. Ben Douglas (Nicholas Gonzalez) as a whole, while the rest of the team manages to escape. Bill tries to reassure them that it was the biggest snake he had ever seen, and that it must take weeks for him to be hungry again; however, most of the equipment requires the suspension of the expedition. The team decides to visit Bill's friend, John Livingston (Andy Anderson), who lives with his boat on the river to see if he can lend them his boat. Along the way, Bill discovers a leech infesting Cole (Eugene Bird) on his back and burns them with his lighter, while Tran Wu (Carl Yune) finds a venomous spider in Gordon Mitchell's shoes (Morris Chestnut). Jack decides to take the spider to his studio, and then all resumes the journey to the boat. Without Livingston devoured another anaconda and his boat fell on the riverbank. Bill realizes that this should be mating season, which means that all male anacondas leave their territories to find the nearest female in their mating well. The team is located in a small indigenous village consisting of thatched huts, where they left a gutted anaconda with a pair of human feet hanging from the snake's belly. The team suggests that snakes are unusually large because their lives have spread to orchids that are part of the local food chain. Jack says that since they should be near the orchids, we have to move on. However, others argue that there is no evidence that orchids will have the same effect on humans and want to abandon the expedition, so they begin to build an escape raft that is eventually stolen by Jack. No more material to make another raft, the group decides to go find Jack and get a raft. Along the way, they get into a cave, trying to escape from the anaconda. Cole gets lost and panics after discovering the skeleton. He meets Tran and goes in search of his comrades. Along the way, Tran falls into a pit in the floor of a cave and devours anaconda underground. Cole, frightened, manages to find a team, but pursues the snake. Sam uses a machete to decapitate the snake, but Cole is captured by another giant anaconda. The team finds him trapped by a snake in a tree, but is still alive. Bill throws a knife and pierces the snake over his head, killing it and freeIng Cole. The group finds Jack, who is eventually devoured by one of the snakes in the wedding pit. The rest of the team will be able to escape alive after falling mud collapse next to the anacondas well buried with bloody orchids found by Jack. I cast Johnny Messner as Bill Johnson. C.I. Strickland as Sam Rogers. Sally Richardson as Gail Stern Matthew Marsden as Dr. Jack Byron, Eugene Bird as Cole Burris. Carl Yune as Tran Wu. Morris Chestnut as Gordon Mitchell Nicholas Gonzalez as Dr. Ben Douglas Andy Anderson Receiving The film received negative reviews from critics. Global review site Rotten Tomatoes reported that the film received 26% positive reviews based on 114 reviews. Metacritic reported that the film had an average score of 40 out of 100, based on 28 reviews. The film has been largely criticised for how unrealistic it is becoming, but the fact that anacondas are not native to Borneo has also not been praised Critics. Roger Ebert gave the film two of the four stars a lower rating than he gave the original film. However, Ebert praised Mateo Marsden's performance, calling him a great traitor. Despite the sharp criticism of the film, the fan sector willingly accepted this sequel to become a cult classic, as well as its prequel. The film was nominated for a Razzie Award in the category of worst remake or sequel, which eventually takes the film Scooby-Doo 2: Loose Monsters. Anaconda 3: Offspring (2008) Main Article: Anaconda 3: The Offspring of Anaconda 3: Offspring 2008 film directed by Don E. Fauntleroy and produced by Sony Pictures Entertainment, the film premiered on July 26, 2008. It was attended by David Hasselhoff, Crystal Allen, Anthony Green and John Rhys-Davies. The film focuses on how, after the events of Anaconda 2, in the Wexell Hall branch in Romania, the creation of a serum bloody orchid was achieved, but experiments mutated in Anaconda, which developed large mutations that make it more dangerous. Anacondas: Blood Trail (2009) Main article: Anacondas: The Blood Trail Anacondas: Blood Trail is the fourth and final film in the 2009 franchise and again directed by Don E. Fauntleroy and produced by Sony Pictures Entertainment, this time starring Crystal Allen, Linden Ashby, Danny Midwitter and John Rhys-Davies. Describing as an experiment Wexell Hall in anaconda with the possibility of regenerating its damage, it is used to seek a cure for bone cancer suffered by its owner. Producing Notes In the film, the actor who plays Cole Burris makes a quick reference to Anaconda's original film shortly after Ben's snake attack. See also Anaconda (film) Anaconda 3: The Offspring of Anaconda 4: Blood Trail Links Anacondas: Hunting for a Bloody Orchid. www.rottentomatoes.com august 27, 2004. Received on February 16, 2016. Anaconda: Hunting for a bloody orchid. Metacritics. Received on February 16, 2016. ANACONDY: GOOD on BLOOD ORCHID Movie Review. www.horrorexpress.com. received on February 16, 2016. Ebert, Roger. Anacondas: Blood Hunting Orchid Movie Review (2004) by Roger Ebert. www.rogerebert.com. received on February 16, 2016. External Links Anacondas: Hunting for Bloody Orchid on IMDb: No 483591 Extracted from Offline ansehenAls Download verf-gbarDieser Film ist Original, English Original, French, French, Italian, Italian, Turkish Anacondas: Blood Hunt OrchidAdcondas Title: Hunting for a Bloody Orchid (Spain)Anaconda 2: Seeking a Bloody Orchid (Hispanoamerica)Dwight H. LittleProduction Verna HarrahJacobus RoseSusan RuskinGuion Hans WindonMontaje Marcus D'ArcyProtagonists Johnny MessnerKaDee StricklandMatthew MarsdenNicololas Gonzalez Ugene ByrdKarl YuneSalli RichardsonMorris Chestnut View of all credits (IMDb)Data and figuresGeneral Terror United States Anaconds: Blood Hunt OrchidAnaconda 3: Offspring (2008)IMDbFicha Tab FilmAffinity Edit Wikidata Anacondas: Hunting for Blood Orchid (titled: Anacondas Hunting: Blood Hunt in Spain and Anaconda 2 : In Search of the Bloody Orchid in Latin America) is an American film directed by Dwight. , is the second film in the Anaconda franchise and stars Johnny Messner, KaDee Strickland, Morris Chestnut, Eugene Bird, Nicholas Gonzalez, Matthew Marsden, Sally Richardson, Andy Anderson and Carl Yune. It premiered seven years after Anaconda in 1997, and its seeds Anaconda 3: Offspring and his last film Anacondas: Trail of Blood in 2009 premiered in 2008. An argument team of researchers from the pharmaceutical company Wexel Hall is heading to the island of Borneo to find a species of orchid known as bloody orchid, a flower that they believe can be used as a kind of source of immortality and whose health benefits will be shocking. While the team's leadership, Bill Johnson (Johnny Messner) doubts which path to take, Jack Byron (Matthew Marsden) encourages them to go down the road. The team ends up crossing the waterfall and they must vade the river. A giant anaconda emerges from the water and eats Dr. Ben Douglas (Nicholas Gonzalez) as a whole, while the rest of the team manages to escape. Bill tries to reassure them that it was the biggest snake he had ever seen, and that it must take weeks for him to be hungry again; however, most of the equipment requires the suspension of the expedition. The team decides to visit Bill's friend, John Livingston (Andy Anderson), who lives with his boat on the river to see if he can lend them his boat. Along the way, Bill discovers a leech infesting Cole (Eugene Bird) on his back and burns them with his lighter, while Tran Wu (Carl Yune) finds a venomous spider in Gordon Mitchell's shoes (Morris Chestnut). Jack decides to take the spider to his studio. then everything resumes the journey to the boat. However, Livingston gobbled up another anaconda and his boat fell on the riverbank.