Made for Milla Jovovich, Reivew on Ultraviolet

Today's Hollywood is no longer completely dominated by men, and some superheroes have gradually stepped onto the stage of action movies. As soon as these sexy and aggressive female stars appeared, they instantly brought down a few tough guys, which seemed to be more seductive and sultry. This movie is tailor-made for Milla Jovovich. During the writing stage of the script, Kurt Wymore took Milla Jovovich as an imaginary object, and created the role of "Violet", which can play and act, and can hold up his acting skills. and physical double test. Kurt's good intentions have also exchanged for Mira's refreshing appearance.

The film is inspired by the 1980s classic "Gloria the Iron Lady" by John Cassavetes, the father of American independent film. Kurt Wymore's "Deadly Violet" builds on his previous explorations of sci-fi and action films in "Tear Doom" and "Spy Shots." The action style of the film is very unique, because the original inspiration of the film's action design comes from rhythmic gymnastics. The game-like plot and routines cooperate with Mila's bumpy figure, making the special effects of the film present an MTV-like texture.

The film was shot in a large number of locations in Hong Kong and Shanghai, China, and various landmark buildings such as the Jin Mao Tower in Pudong, the Grand Hyatt Hotel, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower will be presented in the film. , "New Police Story" and other film productions Hong Kong's popular art stylist Zhao Chongbang also joined the filming.

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