Night Watch (Nochnoy dozor)
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"Fuerzas del mal y el bien luchando por siglos ahora vuelven para luchar en Rusia post soviética. Esa sinopsis iba bien hasta que te meten de historia a un cuck que planeo un aborto y todo se va al carajo. Momentos incoherentes y ridículos con sobre edición."

"Reason why the future sucks: Vampires are everywhere! And I do mean everywhere! Year it takes place: 2004"

" Date: 12/7/2021 Viewed: Amazon Prime First viewing Note: When Night Watch was first released back in the 2000s, I remember hearing about it and wanting to see it. Better late than never, I finally watched it and enjoyed it. In my opinion, Night Watch is a fun stylish Russian action film. The film is packed with nonstop, well-choreographed action sequences. This film has a very dark and atmospheric vibe to it, which I like. Night Watch is unmistakably a product of its era, and I don't consid"

" Directed by: Timur Bekmambetov Produced by: Konstantin Ernstv and Anatoli Maksimov Written by: Timur Bekmambetov and Laeta Kalogridis Based on the novel by: Sergei Lukyanenko Cinematography: Sergei Trofimov Edited by: Dmitriy Kiselev Music by: Yuryi Poteenko Distributed by: Fox Searchlight Pictures and Gemini Films"

" Directed by: Timur Bekmambetov Produced by: Konstantin Ernstv and Anatoli Maksimov Written by: Timur Bekmambetov and Laeta Kalogridis Based on the novel by: Sergei Lukyanenko Cinematography: Sergei Trofimov Edited by: Dmitriy Kiselev Music by: Yuryi Poteenko Distributed by: Fox Searchlight Pictures and Gemini Films"

"2004 77th Academy Awards Not Nominated"

"I was expecting a Russian version of Underworld but got really good vs evil story that was random mess that was hard to follow. "

" Directed by: Timur Bekmambetov Produced by: Konstantin Ernstv and Anatoli Maksimov Written by: Timur Bekmambetov and Laeta Kalogridis Based on the novel by: Sergei Lukyanenko Cinematography: Sergei Trofimov Edited by: Dmitriy Kiselev Music by: Yuryi Poteenko Distributed by: Fox Searchlight Pictures and Gemini Films"

" A breakout Russian blockbuster horror film by yet another Roger Corman-discovered director. With a style reminiscent of Blade and The Matrix, but more daring and in-your-face than either, Night Watch provides and exciting, varied visual feast despite the sometimes confusing narrative. Highly recommended for those who like their vampires to be brutish and stylish. "
“Not as action-packed as I expected it to be, but it was very interesting. The main theme of the movie is captured perfectly by the character Gesser: "”