Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie

2010
R
1h 10min

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John Hurt, Terence Stamp, Johnny Harris, Sean Pertwee, Donald Sumpter, Steven Waddington, and Ben Bishop in Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie (2010)

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Brother Boreas
(voz)
(as Christopher Finney)

Gary Martin

Brother Hypax
(voz)

Sean Connolly

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Trivia
This movie featured "Captain Severus". "Governor Severus" was seen in the Warhammer game Fire Warrior (2003).

Errores
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)

Citas
[repeated lines]
Severus: We march for Macragge!
Ultima Squad: And we shall know no fear!

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4/10

Uninspired

Ultramarines is based (thematically) on a futuristic tabletop wargame, Warhammer 40K. The Warhammer 40K universe is a heavily militarized, Gothic styled fantasy universe that masquerades as sci-fi, while keeping all the common fantasy tropes. Its main attraction are the human super soldiers "Space Marines" - basically medieval knights in space and their fight against "enemies of the imperium".

Ultramarines depicts that fight in a small scale, through one mission of the Ultramarines chapter (fraction within the SM). Unfortunately the universe is very badly conveyed and the storytelling scope is so limited its obvious that the primary target of this film are the fans of WH40K.

As it stands they are the least likely to be pleased with the outcome. What is shown is one uninspired mission, loaded with every cliché imaginable, gripping a terrible script (although the actors made an effort) and wrapped in outdated CGI.

Its like a single episode of a TV series, or a comic book in terms of storyline and characterization - a part of a whole that never comes.

As a passive fan of WH40K I really wanted to like Ultramarines, but apparently it had neither the budget nor the creative drive to truly embrace the universe that its supposed to portray. Instead its a routine military/horror flick with characters you can't tell apart and a story you will not care about.

Skip it.