Ultraviolet DVD

By Pat Torfe

Posted 20 years ago

Last Updated on July 28, 2021

Remember ULTRAVIOLET being in theatres not long ago? No? Did you see it? No? Well, you’re not the only one. The film certainly defined the term, ‘unfinished’. It didn’t stay too long in theatres, either. What Sony was thinking releasing this film after it had been on the shelf for so long (and without any finishing touches, either) is beyond me. I guess that’s why January and February are the garbage months for studios for a reason.

According to , Sony will try again with ULTRAVIOLET, this time on DVD. The Kurt Wimmer-directed film will be in stores June 27th in separate R-rated and Unrated versions (each $28.95). The film itself will be presented in , with tracks and English and French subtitles. Extras for the film include a (after this film, I think there’s some ‘splaining to do), , and a number of

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Pat Torfe

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Favorite Movies: Inception, Gremlins, Dog Soldiers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), John Carpenter's read more The Thing, The Evil Dead Trilogy, Halloween (1978), Friday The 13th Parts IV, VI, VII, Predator, Transformers: The Movie, Aliens, Ghostbusters, The Ultimate Versus, Batman, Blade, The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Super Troopers, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, The Crow, Freddy Vs Jason

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