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Movie Reviews of Ultraviolet [Blu-ray]
Movie Review: ULTRAVIOLET BLU-RAY
Summary: 3 Stars
Ultraviolet [Blu-ray] ALL I AM GOING TO SAY IS THAT THE ACTION IS OUTSTANDING AND I LOVE MILLA JOVOVICH. SHE CAN HURT ME ANYTIME, ANYHOW, ANYWHERE. I AM THERE.Movie Review: Still waiting for the UnRated version on BluRay
Summary: 3 Stars
Still waiting for the UnRated version on BluRay... it's been out on DVD since it's original release.Movie Review: I think I missed something
Summary: 2 Stars
Well, I went into this movie expecting nothing more than a silly action movie, however I came out with some very important life lessons.
1. When ever surrounded by a circle of enemies, up to 700, ducking and spinning will cause them to all shoot and/or stab each other.
2. If the end of a movie is lacking in luster or tension, simply turn off the lights and light your sword on fire. This will immediately cancel out any previous flaws in the movie.
3. If you look good naked in the beginning of the movie, there is no need to act for the rest of the film.
4. You know that it is a quality film when it takes almost half of the movie for you to figure out that the main characters are vampires, as evidenced by showing their protruding fangs a lot.
Hope this helps you make up your mind about this movie. Was this based on a comic book or something? I got the feeling that there was a whole bunch of back story that I was missing.
Movie Review: Go with DVD version
Summary: 2 Stars
My comments only concern the DVD versus Blu-ray issue.
I have the unrated extended cut of the DVD version and the PG-13 theatrical cut of the Blu-ray version. My experience has been that DVDs mastered in high definition look identical to the Blu-ray version (either on a Blu-Ray player or an upconvert DVD player). Ultraviolet is no exception. Moreover, the look of the film seems to soften details, which really defeats the point of Blu-ray.
Aside from no improvement in the look, the Blu-ray version has no more special features than the DVD, and the extended cut DVD has seven additional minutes. Go with the DVD version on this one.
Movie Review: This is the only version I have seen
Summary: 2 Stars
The graphics of course are really great the movie was boring. I agree with the review that said wait and buy it in the bargain bin if you want the cool graphics but the movie wasn't that good.