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Title:
Ultraviolet
Rating: PG-13
Rating
Content: Violence, Language, Brief Nudity
Review: Ultraviolet
is yet another in a long line of Comic Book heroes turned big screen
draws. The effects are spectacular in this film, but the computer
enhancements of color and airbrushing go a little far, almost to
distraction. Outside that, the story is a nice distraction and a worthy
attempt. Many of the action sequences seem a little far fetched, but
that makes it all the more fun I think. Being a comic buff from an
early age, i still didn't get to read much of the story of Ultraviolet,
but I know there is a lot to pack into one film, so they hit most of
the key elements and made it a probable stand alone film destined to
lack a sequel. Rear nudity of Jovonvich, minimal language and a ton of
action violence with little blood give this one a PG-13. Not a lot to
be concerned with for the older kids in the double digits i think.
Don't wait.
Guarantee your seat before you go and avoid a sold out
show. Skip the box office lines and buy movie tickets at
Fandango.com
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Plot: Ultraviolet
is a Hemophage, a vampire, but not like anything we think of as a
Vampire. Infected by chance, she and those like her are shunned and
hunted to the brink of existence. Given the task of securing a secret
weapon, she discovers that it is in actuality the secret to the cure
for the disease she is infected with. Can she protect the boy who
carries the key, while trying to unlock it's secrets?
Bill's Popcorn Rating: *
* * of 5
Studio: Sony
Director: Kurt
Wimmer
Actors: Milla
Jovovich, Cameron Bright, Nick Chinlund
Running Time:
85m
Theatrical Release Date:
March 3, 2006
DVD Release Date:
N/A
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