Ultraviolet strikes again!
As a very big fan of action movie goddess Milla Jovovich, I am of course intrigued by anything even remotely associated with her. So I feel compelled to report here that on July 1, in Japan, the Animax satellite TV network will launch its Ultraviolet: Code 044 anime series, directed by Osamu Dezaki. This is a spin-off from Ultraviolet, the 2006 Kurt Wimmer movie that starred Milla as the future's hottest sword-wielding, gun-kata practicing freedom fighter. I will have to give this a look when it becomes available here.Labels: anime, cartoons, leftlibertarian, milla jovovich, movies, scifi
posted by Wally Conger @ 12:45 PM
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According to imdb (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0370032/trivia), "Screen Gems edited the film from its original length of 120 minutes to 88 minutes, against the wishes of director 'Kurt Wimmer' "
Any idea if that's true? I have the 94-minute DVD version you link to, and from what I've read about the 88-minute theatrical release it's clearly superior (in that it makes some sense.) But if a two-hour version exists, I'd really like to see it.
Victor, Ultraviolet is one of my guilty pleasures, and I'd love to see a full two-hour version myself. Doubt we ever will, though, alas.
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