Bloodrayne DVD Movie

Bloodrayne

List Price	$12.99 (You save $3.70)
Studio	Visual Entertainment
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	2170
CD Universe Part number	7042481
Catalog number	138
Discs	2
Release Date	May 23, 2006
Rating	Unrated
Running Time	99 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Unrated
Movie Details	Color; Director's Cut; Widescreen; Unrated; Unrated Director's Cut

Bloodrayne Movie Review

Average Rating: (2.5 out of 5 stars) 2.5 stars

List All Reviews

5 stars Forget the Game
I never saw the game. This is just another movie Ben Kingsley acts like a jerk and gets killed during. Many of these movies win awards some become classics. I like the tape & panties one. Bloodrayne suffers from crowd disapointment nothing more.
Submitted by Tom (Grand Junction, CO,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.

1 star POS
like it says above this is one of the worst movies ever made. Ben Kingsleys worst. Acting is awful, plot is pointless, violence is fake, need i say more.
Submitted by Jake (Fayetteville, GA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 2 found this helpful.

1 star The worst film I ever saw
Hands down this is the absolute worst film i have ever encountered in my whole life. I didn't even get through fifteen minutes of this film and usually i sit all the way through movies. Don't be fooled by anything positive about this film (that is unless there is anything positive). Just stay as far away from this film as possible.
Submitted by burninhell95 (Sydney, Australia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

3 stars not nearly as bad as i thought it would be
A fairly made adaptation on the video game by Majesco. BloodRayne does deliver her swords and nudity.
Submitted by mbrecher (essex fells, nj, usa)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

3 stars Not a total waste
This movie has it's moments. It really is a toss up to me.
Submitted by Danielle (Minneapolis)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

List All Reviews

Have you seen this movie?

Bloodrayne DVD

2-Disc Set
Director's Cut
Unrated
Full Frame -
1.33
Widescreen -
1.78
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Deleted Scenes
Alternate Scenes
Audio Commentary: "How to Make A Superhero Movie" - Director
Featurette: CGI Making of the Film with Storyboards
Additional Products:
PC Video Game - Bloodrayne 2

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Resident Evil: Apocalypse DVDs (2004) Full Frame; Widescreen; Special Edition

Bloodrayne film

$10.55

The lovely Milla Jovovitch is back with a vengeance as amnesiac, genetically-altered zombie ass-kicker, Alice, in this sequel to the 2002 hit film, which is based on the video game. This time around the sinister Umbrella Corporation sends a team of investigators into their destroyed underground lab (the ground-zero of carnage in the previous film) and unwittingly unleash the still-staggering zombies and monsters out into the population of Raccoon City. Soon Umbrella has evacuated all of their own key employees ...

Also Bought

Aeon Flux DVD (2005) Widescreen; Collector's Edition; Special Edition

Bloodrayne review

$10.49

Karyn Kusama, the writer-director of GIRLFIGHT, the story of a tough female boxer, turns her attentions to a tough female superhero in AEON FLUX. Based on a series of animated shorts that aired on MTV, the live-action feature film version stars Charlize Theron, in jet black hair, as the secret agent of the title. Aeon Flux is a Monican who has been ordered to assassinate Trevor Goodchild (Martin Csokas), the leader of Bregna--a futuristic walled city that is the last vestige of humanity on 25th-century earth. But a long-buried memory prevents her from killing him, ultimately making both of them targets. As Trevor battles his brother, Oren (Jonny Lee Miller), for control of Bregna, Aeon seeks revenge for the murder of her sister (Amelia Warner) while also being hunted down by her former partner, Sithandra (Sophie ...

Also Bought

Underworld: Evolution DVD (2006) Widescreen; Dubbed; Special Edition; Subtitled

Bloodrayne DVD

$9.79

Bloodthirsty vengeance is measured out in buckets, not spoonfuls for this hard-hitting vampire movie sequel. The story picks up right where the first UNDERWORLD left off, in the midst of a war between Lycans (werewolves) and vampires, with the gorgeous death-dealer, Selene (Kate Beckinsale), on the run with her vamp-wolf hybrid lover, Michael (Scott Speedman). This go-'round, there are flashbacks to three centuries earlier and the separation of two ultra-bad brothers, one vampire and one Lycan. The Lycan gets locked in a hidden tomb/prison and the feud begins. In the present, the winged vamp brother Marcus (Tony Curran) is determined to find his Lycan sibling and free him, which would wreak unimaginable havoc on the world. Selene's got to stop it, and the result is mayhem, with great gun battles, bashings and hackings, mysterious artifacts, orgies, and sneaking around in the dripping wet crypts and catacombs. Beckinsale ...

Also Bought

Hills Have Eyes DVD (2006) Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled; Unrated

Bloodrayne movie DVD

$10.29

With his 2006 remake of Wes Craven's 1977 slasher THE HILLS HAVE EYES, French director Alexandre Aja manages to accomplish what many directors fail to do by making his film a definite improvement over the original. With Craven on board as producer, Aja sticks pretty closely to the first film's script and storyline, but with the help of a larger budget, special effects, better actors, and slick cinematography, creates a much scarier story. While the film's setting is contemporary, it maintains a 1970s feel in parts, paying tribute to the decade in which the slasher subgenre was born. With an interesting opening-credit sequence consisting of actual nuclear testing footage, we are told that the film's desert setting was the site of nuclear testing during the 1950s and 60s. Warned to vacate, the miners that lived there refused to leave, thus subjecting themselves to high levels of toxic radiation, and breeding mutant ...

Also Bought

Ultraviolet DVD (2006) Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled; Unrated

Bloodrayne video

$9.79

Although the artwork in the opening credits would lead you to believe otherwise, writer/director Kurt Wimmer (EQUILIBRIUM) reportedly based ULTRAVIOLET not on a comic book but on John Cassavetes's 1980 film GLORIA, in which a woman must protect a young boy who is carrying some information sought by the Mafia. In ULTRAVIOLET's mid-21st century, a virus has turned part of the earth's population into "hemophages," vampire-like creatures with heightened speed and dexterity, and a fascist government is intent on stamping them out. Enter Violet (Milla Jovovich), a hemophage determined to fight for her people. Her battle takes an unexpected turn, however, when she finds herself protecting Six (Cameron ...

Also Bought

Bloodrayne 2 DVD (2007) Widescreen; Unrated

Bloodrayne film

$14.35

Time Machine DVD (2002) Widescreen

Bloodrayne review

$9.29

This adaptation of the classic sci-fi adventure tale by H.G. Wells, directed by Simon Wells (the great-grandson of the author), stars Guy Pearce as Alex Hartdegen, an absentminded New York professor preoccupied with what passes for technology at the turn of the 20th century. However, the one thing that can distract him from his calculations is his love for Emma (Sienna Guillory), his bride-to-be. When tragedy strikes and he loses Emma, Alex uses the time-travelling machine that he's built in secret to change the present by going into the past. When that fails to alter fate, he leaps forward in time, eventually landing 800,000 years in the future, an era where humanity has splintered into ...