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UltraViolet Sealed DVD 2006. Milla Jovovich.. Captured by the Umbrella Corp., Alice (Milla Jovovich) receives genetic alterations that leave her with superhuman abilities. Hiding out in the Nevada desert, she joins forces with former cohorts Carlos (Oded Fehr) and L.J. (Mike Epps) as well as new survivors Claire (Ali Larter), K-Mart (Spencer Locke) and Nurse Betty (Ashanti) to eradicate the virus that threatens to turn every human on Earth into a zombie.

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In the mid-21st century a virus has turned part of the earth's population into hemophages, vampire-like creatures with heightened speed and dexterity, and a fascist government is intent on stamping them out. Enter Violet, a hemophage determined to fight for her people. Her battle takes an unexpected turn, however, when she finds herself protecting Six, a mysterious young child who was raised in a lab.

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5035822620636
eBay Product ID (ePID)
59524321

Product Key Features

Film/TV Title
Ultraviolet
Actor
Cameron Bright, Nick Chinlund, William Fichtner, Milla Jovovich
Director
Kurt Wimmer
Format
DVD
Language
English
Release Year
2006
Genre
General, Action & Adventure
Run Time
84 Mins

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Certificate
15
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
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In the mid-21st century, a virus has turned part of the earth's population into hemophages, vampire-like creatures with heightened speed and dexterity, and a fascist government is intent on stamping them out. Enter Violet (Milla Jovovich), a hemophage determined to fight for her people. Her battle takes an unexpected turn, however, when she finds herself protecting Six (Cameron Bright), a mysterious young child who was raised in a lab. Although the artwork in the opening credits would lead you to believe otherwise, writer/director Kurt Wimmer (EQUILIBRIUM) reportedly based ULTRAVIOLET not on a comic book but on John Cassavetes's 1980 film GLORIA, in which a woman must protect a young boy who is carrying some information sought by the Mafia. Tailor-made for young action fans raised on anime and videogames who want nothing more than to see a beautiful heroine leave a path of destruction behind her, ULTRAVIOLET cross-pollinates plot threads from popular franchises like THE MATRIX and UNDERWORLD. Creating a brightly hued, soft-focus environment constructed entirely with CGI and a green screen, ULTRAVIOLET's look is much like SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW. Cementing the reputation she established with similar athletic, minimally clothed roles in THE FIFTH ELEMENT and the RESIDENT EVIL films, Jovovich will go down in the books as a sci-fi femme fatale for the ages. Her Ultraviolet--who inexplicably changes her hair colour and outfits seemingly at will--is a lethal melding of Morticia Adams at a rave and KILL BILL's Bride. Pulling off moves that clearly demonstrate the training she underwent for the role, and usually with a bare midriff, she gives her fans plenty to enjoy. Wimmer wisely leaves the door open for further adventures in the saga.
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5 out of 5 stars
by robwh-4531 Mar, 2021
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by petersendo18 Sep, 2014
Very stylish and well made film. Great fight scenes.
The world is populated by "Hemophages", people infected by a virus who have vampire like characteristics and super-human strength. Those not infected want to get rid of them. Hence the battles. A little boy "No:6" holds a cure in his blood and Ultraviolet must protect him.
2 out of 5 stars
by duncange5uyn22 Apr, 2007
Ultra-plotless
Take Aeon Flux and mix in scenes from Kill Bill and the Matrix, then remove any semblence of a coherent plot and crucially, any characterisation and you have Ultraviolet. I like a good sci-fi rampage as much as the next spotty teenager, but it needs to be gripping, have tension and have a plot that, while perhaps may not be believable, that at least you can suspend your disbelief while watching it. You can read the synposis for the plot, but what comes across here is mindless comic-book action in which there is no tension at all because Violet can dodge bullets from a dozen assassins all stood in a circle. The action sequences therefore simply become ridiculous and lose all dramatic impact. When this is combined with the sloppy storyline - factions introduced and then killed without any explanation and wholesale lack of charactisation, it all turns into a ho-hum, clock-watching experience. On top of that, there's a strange effect applied to most of the movie which makes everything look like it's going to be output for video game footage.Read full review
3 out of 5 stars
by jake21016530 Jan, 2008
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Milla Jovivich stars as Violet, a haemophage who is sent to infiltrate a Government building and pick up a case containing a weapon that is supposed to be the answer to destroying the remaining haemophage survivors on Earth who are on the verge of extinction. She manages to recover the case but opens it against orders. Inside, she discovers a human child (Cameron Bright), an innocent in the struggle but who’s blood may hold the answer to end the war once and for all. When her people try to kill the boy, she protects him and in doing so, she is forced to go on the run from both her own people and the corrupt and vicious government determined to get him back. Violet is assisted by her friend and fellow haemophage Kurt (William Fichtner), a vampire scientist who clings to the hope of finding a cure to this form of vampirism. Together, the two of them they try to uncover the truth about their disease and to stop the destruction of their people.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by rklp_7914 Mar, 2013
See it on BluRay to truly see it right. One of my favorite movies!
Fantastic Film!!! Beautiful art direction and stunning visuals, Milla is wonderful for her excellent, unique acting abilities; deep emotions swim under a cool exterior - part of Milla's trademark style but delivered here with absolute precision and total humanity. William Fichtner also has a great but understated role in this as a scientist living in a mobile trailer that expands into a voluminous laboratory due to the 'flat space' technology of the times, another fantastic metaphor extended throughout the movie with incredible beauty and humor. Milla has a lot of cool things to say about this (and the architecture) in the film's commentary section. The film is visually the most elegant and stunning I have seen, largely due to the crispness of execution and the subtle intelligence of art design and choreography utilized throughout - the scenery and style of the movie are a "vision" - and the actors seamlessly make themselves part of this world. It is a very graceful yet cutting movie that packs quite a graphic punch but is also willing to explore great storytelling and is often highly poetic in dialogue and theme – half the story is interwoven in the visual narrative – so if you are not careful, some of the delicate nuances of this film can fly straight over your head. So do not underestimate this film or the story! Its sparseness of design and execution are part of what makes it wonderful. Visually it is just superb! The DVD also has some very interesting special features about the filming locations etc... All in all - riveting plot for a sci-fi - full of depth and humor and cool ideas. The story line was rich and sharply executed, not laden down by excess and useless dialogue like so many films – but minimalist yet powerful and understated dialogue, where every word counts (like a haiku) – this movie is light and graceful yet full of substance, and the fight scenes were awesome! If you don't "get" this movie, don't write it off – watch it again and come around!Read full review

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Very stylish and well made film. Great fight scenes.

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