Rating: R (sexuality/nudity, language and some violence)
Length: 102 minutes

Widescreen 1.85:1 Color

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 TrueHD

English, Spanish

Horus, the Greek Sky God, has only seven days to live. It's the year 2095 and Horus visits New York City to look for a girl to impregnate and a human body to control to make it happen. This leads to a series of events that are better left to for you to discover.

First and foremost, 95% of the CGI in this film is eye popping; yes, like "300" and "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow", this is a movie shot with a handful of actors and props but everything else is CGI. There were a number of occasions when I simply pushed the pause button on the remote to stare and the screen. The story is really not all that thought provoking yet kept my attention from start-to-finish with a number of interesting plot additions. The film was only shot in English but all the extras are in French with English subtitles.

Then you have the other 5% of the CGI; it seems they can render some 3-D people a lot better than others. Distracting, yes. So distracting that you can't watch the movie, no.

• 30 Minute Making-Of Featurette
• Theatrical Trailers

This is apparently based on a French comic book and it's obvious that the creators were fans of another French film done in English, "The Fifth Element". This isn't an action-packed film but something more along the lines of "Blade Runner"; slow deliberate pacing with very little along the lines of action but a lot to do with dialogue. If you're a Sci-Fi fan, what have you got to lose?

Derrick Brenner - Jonas

Yann Collette - Froebe

Linda Hardy - Jill Bioskop

Thomas Kretschmann - Alcide Nikopol

[Blade II, The Downfall, King Kong (2005), The Pianist, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, U-571, Valkyrie, Wanted]

Frédéric Pierrot - John

Thomas M. Pollard - Horus

Charlotte Rampling - Elma Turner

[Angel Heart, Augustus, Spy Game, Swimming Pool]