Ultraviolet

Synopsis

In the 1992 release 'Ultraviolet' starring Esai Morales, viewers are taken on a futuristic journey where society is divided into two classes: the genetically engineered Ultras who control the world, and the normal humans. The story follows a group of rebels led by an Ultra named Violet who possesses extraordinary abilities. As Violet challenges the oppressive regime, she discovers shocking truths about her own origins and the dark secrets of the ruling elite. Filled with intense action sequences, stunning visual effects, and thought-provoking themes, 'Ultraviolet' is a gripping sci-fi thriller that delves into the complexities of power, identity, and rebellion in a dystopian world.

Cast

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  Esai Morales

  Nicholas Walker

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  Patricia Healy

  Kristin Halsey

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  Stephen Meadows

  Sam Halsey

• Louise Baker

  Cathi

• Sorrells Pickard

  Country Singer

Reviews

Critics were divided on 'Ultraviolet', with opinions ranging from praise for its stylish visuals and ambitious world-building to criticism of its convoluted plot and uneven pacing. While some lauded the film's imaginative concept and Esai Morales' compelling performance as Violet, others found the story confusing and the dialogue lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 45% rating, describing it as a 'surprisingly compelling if flawed sci-fi action thriller'. IMDb's rating of 5.0/10 reflects the mixed reception among viewers, with some appreciating its bold aesthetic choices while others felt it fell short in execution. Despite its flaws, 'Ultraviolet' is praised for its unique approach to the dystopian genre and its exploration of complex societal issues.