Bloodshot

Did You Know?

• Bloodshot is based on the Valiant Comics character of the same name, created by Kevin VanHook, Don Perlin, and Bob Layton in 1992.
• The film marks Vin Diesel’s return to the action genre after his iconic role in the Fast & Furious series.
• The advanced nanotechnology used to bring Ray Garrison back to life in the film is a key element in the storyline and is visually represented through CGI as it flows through his bloodstream.
• The film’s director, Dave Wilson, is known for his work in visual effects and previously worked with VFX powerhouse Blur Studio, which helped design some of the film’s action sequences.
• Bloodshot was originally planned to be part of a larger Valiant Cinematic Universe, which would have included other characters from the Valiant Comics universe.
• The character of Bloodshot has been portrayed as both a hero and antihero in the comics, with the movie adaptation staying true to this morally ambiguous character.
• The movie’s plot involves a major twist, revealing that many of Ray’s memories are manipulated by the RST corporation, which adds a psychological thriller element to the action.
• Guy Pearce plays the villain in the film, Dr. Emil Harting, a scientist who is responsible for using the nanotechnology to control Ray.
• The film’s budget was estimated to be around $45 million, which is lower compared to other superhero films, but it still manages to deliver impressive action scenes and visual effects.
• Although Bloodshot was originally intended for a theatrical release, its premiere was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and it was eventually released on digital platforms.