A squad of Ultramarines answer a distress call from an Imperial Shrine World. A full Company of Imperial Fists was stationed there, but there is no answer from them. The squad investigates to find out what has happened there.
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| Terence Stamp | ... | Cpt. Severus (voice) | |
| John Hurt | ... | Brother Carnak (voice) | |
| Sean Pertwee | ... | Brother Proteus (voice) | |
| Steven Waddington | ... | Brother Verenor (voice) | |
| Donald Sumpter | ... | Brother Pythol (voice) | |
| Johnny Harris | ... | Brother Nidon (voice) | |
| Ben Bishop | ... | Crastor (voice) | |
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Chris Finney | ... | Brother Boreas (voice) (as Christopher Finney) |
| Gary Martin | ... | Brother Hypax (voice) | |
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A squad of Ultramarines answer a distress call from an Imperial Shrine World. A full Company of Imperial Fists was stationed there, but there is no answer from them. The squad investigates to find out what has happened there.
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ultramarines | grimdark | warhammer 40k | space marine | outer space |Taglines:
In the grim darkness of the far future there is only warParents Guide:
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13 December 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This film features "Captain Severus". "Governor Severus" was seen in the Warhammer game Fire Warrior (2003). See more »Goofs
A Chaplain's standard weapon is the Crozius Arcanum: a close combat melee power weapon which is designed to discharge its energy on contact and inflict damage on even armored targets. It's not a ranged weapon, suggesting that Carnaks was a unique piece of wargear with special abilities (a common thing in the WH40K universe) See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This movie is an easy 10 for long time Warhammer 40k fans like myself, but I am looking at it through the viewpoint of the average viewer for the sake of fareness.
The plot was good and was very true to the lore of the gamesworkshops Warhammer universe. While the dialogue was sometimes short one liners and cheesy, the voice acting was magnificent. Terrance stamp and John hurt offer up truly inspiring performances along with the rest of the cast. The choral and atmospheric music is very well done and they avoided using gloomy or intense mash ups of sounds clearly stating what the mood should be, telling you how to feel. The downside is that the animation is somewhat low quality CGI, although not as bad as many people make it out to be. The story grabs your attention so well that you soon forget about the low quality animation. As far as run time, 76 minutes is not ideal, but you rarely realize how short it was unit you actually inspect the clock. Lastly, this film is aimed at a very small fanbase, being us Gamesworkshops wargamers. I look forward to more Warhammer 40k films in the future and I hope that Codex Pictures continues to produce them with the same quality and attention to detail as this one.