Ultramarines Never Stop

Thought I'd review the "Ultramarines" animation movie. Most people have heard of Warhammer 40,000 and that universe that's depicted in books, games, etc. I used to wonder what the 40,000 meant; it means the 40th millennium, or the year 40,000 A.D. That is a really far, far future there folks. That's so far into the future that none of us can fathom it yet people still find a way to complain about the detail in the story. They say in that year there is only war and mankind fights against extinction. I can get into the story without needing some deep drama like the books. The movie is really just an action piece with a story of its own. If they made it too in depth then it would come off like "Dune" or something, being very lengthy and drawn out. This was more about the marine force of super soldiers genetically modified to be superior fighters. Never mind that some drop like flies or that they use a torch in darkness. That kind of detail hunting is not the most necessary and I think real nerds might complain about any film adaptation of the book series not being this or that. Nerds do a lot of complaining really so you have to ignore all that and see that this movie is good enough to depict the ultramarines, not the whole lore behind the chaos marines and demons. I'm more wondering how demons exist and take over the future. If they are demons then is this a supernatural battle? People look at the wrong things a lot of the time. I think it was a good movie dealing with an ambush plot on another planet. Now this movie isn't supposed to be taking on all that lore. It's respecting the books and letting those stand on their own. Soldiers with hundreds of years of experience is insane.
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Guest Commentator HARVESTER OF SORROW says: "Demons aren't so far fetched. It worked in 'Doom 3' didn't it? Yup!"