n't been recorded yet.
In other words, he has been dubbed the director of "shooting the best special effects with the most economical budget".
Timur really deserves it.
The Russian film of the Night Watch series
made two words that surprised me.
Since then, the view of Russian films has changed. It is no longer Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin" and "October", or Alexander Sugunov's "Mother and Son", "Father and Son Love" and so on. A classic masterpiece of repressed emotions and sad emotions.
It's a dazzling, eye-catching, surreal movie with a bit of sci-fi magic.
Since then, I have fallen in love with the director's films.
Really fascinated. After reading "Night Watcher/Night Watchman/Battle Night" was not enough, another "Day Watcher..." was not enough, so I
bought the Chinese translation of the original novel for collection.
I have been looking forward to the director to quickly shoot the third and fourth parts. Been waiting, can't wait!
Then, news came that the director was invited to Hollywood to make a film.
Then came Wanted, still played by my favorite Angelina Jolie. In a movie I can't wait to see the two-part movie. I have been waiting, and I have not waited!
Until "The Darkest Time", I finally saw the director's name on the poster.
Although it is only the producer of the film, its style also connects the infinite creativity of the director.
Although the story has not reached a very special stage, it still retains cool special effects.
The director did not hesitate to introduce the beauty of some cities in Russia.
But the news that excites me the most is that the director finally has a movie coming out in 2012, also based on the novel, "Lincoln the Vampire Slayer." When looking forward to it, everyone may wish to quench their thirst and go to the cinema to support "The Darkest Time".
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