|
 DAY
WATCH
(Dnevnoy
Dozor)
With
Konstantin
Khabensky,
Mariya
Poroshina,
Vladimir
Menshov,
Galina
Tyunina,
Viktor
Verzhbitsky,
Zhanna
Friske,
Dmitry
Martynov,
Valeri
Zolotukhin,
Aleksei
Chadov,
Nurzhuman
Ikhtymbayev,
Aleksei
Maklakov
Directed
by
Timur
Bekmambetov
After
the
incredible
cinematic
triumph
that
was
Night
Watch,
the
anticipation
was
high
for
the
second
adaptation
in
the
trilogy
written
by
novelists
Sergei
Lukyanenko
and
Vladimir
Vasiliev.
(But the 2nd and 3rd chapters got fused into this one movie).
As
with
Night
Watch,
the
Russian
flavour,
intellectual
approach,
style
and
locations
contribute
to
making
it
unlike
any
other
cliché
movies
churned
out
by
the
Hollywood
machine.
In
Night
Watch,
Anton
caused
an
imbalance
in
the
pact
between
the
dark
and
light
forces
when
approaching
a
witch
to
terminate
his
unborn
child.
With
his
son
growing
up,
he
loses
him
to
the
dark
side.
While
the
politics
and
underhandedness
continue
between
the
light
and
dark
forces,
Anton
tries
to
save
his
reluctant
son,
but
is
framed
for
the
illegal
killing
of
Dark
Others
–
part
of
a
plot
to
enshroud
all
in
darkness
and
have
the
vampiric
ones
rule.
This
absolutely
splendid,
detailed
and
unique
cinematic
experience
does
not
disappoint
as
it
blends
so
many
levels,
from
foreign
art
film
and
drama
to
action
/
horror
/
fantasy
themes.
If
you
haven’t
seen
Night
Watch,
get
it
now,
then
dig
into
Day
Watch.
So, we won't need to
twitch
for
the
final
chapter’s
release, as this is where it ends.
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