Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Milla Jovovich | ... | Violet Song Jat Shariff | |
Cameron Bright | ... | Six | |
Nick Chinlund | ... | Ferdinand Daxus | |
Sebastien Andrieu | ... | Nerva | |
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Ida Martin | ... | Young Violet |
William Fichtner | ... | Garth | |
David E. Collier | ... | BF-1 (as David Collier) | |
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Kieran O'Rorke | ... | Detective Cross |
Digger Mesch | ... | Detective Endera | |
Ryan Martin | ... | Detective Breeder | |
Steven Calcote | ... | Young Daxus | |
Ricardo Mamood-Vega | ... | Violet's Husband (as Ricardo Mamood) | |
Mike Smith | ... | Hospital Hemophage | |
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Clay Cullen | ... | Rebel Hemophage |
Jennifer Caputo | ... | Elizabeth P. Watkins |
In 2078, in the wake of a global pandemic of vampirism, a sub-species of disease-modified humans find themselves possessing extraordinary agility, enhanced strength, incredible stamina, and acute intelligence. As a result, humankind is now pushed to the brink of a brutal, worldwide civil war. Now, against the backdrop of the imminent confrontation between the government and the "others", Ultraviolet, an infected beautiful Haemophage, finds herself caught in the middle, protecting Six, a helpless nine-year-old boy who has been marked for death by the military forces of Daxus. Can Ultraviolet destroy Daxus' ultimate anti-Haemophage weapon? Written by Nick Riganas
Personally, I love Milla. Even in this, she's still Milla. She's hot, she's fit and she handles the 'tough' role well. I hold the director responsible for bringing it all together. Personally, I didn't 'dislike' this movie. It reminds me of Doom. With the right budget, the right director and time, it could have been the best film of the year. Otherwise, it will leave you feeling like something's been left out. What I liked was the fact I went for a cheesy, mass-action, campy, comic-book/video game movie. I expected fighting, explosions, gratuitous scenes with some nudity and a minimal plot. No, this isn't plot intensive like Silent Hill. (Again, an underlying feature that could have been better handled). So, if you're like me, and you enjoy seeing Milla do her thang, faceless soldiers being under mass slaughter and needless, gratuitous violence, then this is the film for you. Of course, I look for this type of movie only once per year. Just as a break from everything else. The quota has been filled!