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Ultraviolet In Hindi 720p
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A beautiful hemophage infected with a virus that gives her superhuman powers has to protect a boy in a futuristic world, who is thought to be carrying antigens that would destroy all hemophages.
Human society has been decimated by a holocaust caused by biological warfare research gone wrong: instead of creating super-soldiers, a genetically-engineered virus turns infected humans into Hemophages, a vampire-like sub-species with enhanced physical abilities. In the infection-paranoid and technologically advanced society that follows, Violet is a singular Hemophage warrior battling the totalitarian dictator who is determined to wipe out her species at any cost.
i almost feel bad for Milla after enduring this incoherent wreck.i say almost,because at least she got paid.other than the fact that Milla is hot and in great shape,i can think of nothing good to say about this movie.it is incoherent,muddled,and pointless.and that is being polite.the movie basically consists of one action/fighting sequence after another,in which our heroine V(Short for Violet)played by Milla,comes out pretty much unscathed this despite increasingly overwhelming odds with each action sequence.this just gets boring quickly.plus the dialogue here is horrendously insipid.my head really hurt while watching this thing.i&#39;m betting yours will too,but i&#39;m hoping that since you&#39; have now been warned,you won&#39;t have to experience it yourself.this is truly one of the worst movies i have seen in a while.i recommend Resident Evil:Extinction(on the big screen)instead.as for Ultraviolet,i wouldn&#39;t get too close to it if i were you.you may suffer some horrible side effects.i guess i can grudgingly give it 1/10
When I found out that Kurt Wimmer did this flick, I got excited. I like a lot of his movies. The guy has talent. But this movie was one of the worst movies I&#39;ve ever seen. I was looking for the unrated extended version but couldn&#39;t. I don&#39;t think it would have helped any. Steer very clear of this movie because it sucks that bad. The acting, dialogue, plot, special effects, it&#39;s all just so horrible. I really tried to give it a chance but I had to turn it off after about 15 or 20 minutes. Couldn&#39;t take anymore.<br/><br/>When it starts, the style is like live-action anime but they&#39;re trying too hard. It&#39;s unrealistic. The theme is never fully explained as the movie progresses. Dialogue is drab, lifeless, and like a bad comic book. The special effects are high end in too few places and low end in way too many as this movie tries to blend cgi and live-action. Not like hybrid flicks like Alvin and the Chipmunks but really tries to transplant real people and backgrounds with cgi thinking the viewer won&#39;t know the difference but it&#39;s so obvious. You don&#39;t know if it&#39;s a digital world or the real world because it&#39;s never explained. Things just happen with no explanation as to how or what they are. It&#39;s just a bad, bad, bad movie. And the music sucks too. It&#39;s like something you&#39;d hear in a low end Saturday morning action cartoon.<br/><br/>About the only cool thing about the flick is the tech. I did like the anti-gravity belt but when it was used, they kept going the anime route by showing it charge up each time it was used. The first time I can understand. Anything after that is wasted screen time. Fight scenes were incredibly over-choreographed. Movement and flow wasn&#39;t natural. It was more along the lines of PG-13 comic violence but on the lower end of the scale. I ain&#39;t got much good to say about this movie. I give it 2 out of 10 stars. Watch it for the tech ideas because there is other cool stuff but don&#39;t expect to enjoy the ride.
Director Kurt Wimmer has an eye for jackboot chic (Equilibrium), and the images here have been digitally polished so that the characters' skin is smoother than porcelain. It's a cool effect--I spent most of this interminable actioner wondering if one could bounce a quarter off Jovovich's bare midriff.
Ultraviolet is based on a script written by American film-maker Kurt Wimmer (who also directed the movie). Wimmer has admitted to getting the idea for the movie from a 1980 movie that centers around a woman and young boy on the run from the Mafia. Viewers also suggest that Wimmer was inspired by comic books and mangas, since the opening credits is a montage of comic book covers. Ultraviolet was subsequently novelized in 2006 by American author Yvonne Navarro. The song with the female vocal is &quot;24&quot; by Jem. Gun Kata is a fictional martial art, combining statistical analysis and gunplay, to fight many adversaries at the same time, even when vastly outnumbered. Violet uses Gun Kata when fighting guards throughout the movie. For additional information, see the trivia section here for Wimmer&#39;s earlier movie, <a href="/title/tt0238380/">Equilibrium (2002)</a> (2002). Her hair and clothes change colour to suit her mood during different scenes. Even though that most of the new scenes in the unrated version are mere extended plot sequences—mostly running less than a minute—it&#39;s probably still the version for people who like the movie to have, because the unrated version improves the balancing by adding extra plot. Also, the new plot scenes surely are deepening the story, and partly they&#39;re even evidently important.  a5c7b9f00b