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Day Watch
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Cast
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Mariya Poroshina | ... | |
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Vladimir Menshov | ... | |
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Galina Tyunina | ... | |
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Viktor Verzhbitskiy | ... | |
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Zhanna Friske | ... | |
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Dmitriy Martynov | ... |
Egor
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Aleksey Chadov | ... | |
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Nurzhuman Ikhtymbaev | ... | |
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Aleksey Maklakov | ... | |
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Aleksandr Samoylenko | ... |
Medved
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Yuriy Kutsenko | ... |
Ignat
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Irina Yakovleva | ... | |
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Georgiy Dronov | ... |
Tolik
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Plot Synopsis
Storyline
Anton belongs to the Forces of the Light as well as his powerful girlfriend and apprentice, but his son is a powerful teenager from the Darkness and Anton protects him. When the balance between Light and Darkness is affected by the death of some evil vampires, Anton is framed and accused of the murders, and he chases an ancient chalk that has the power of changing the destiny of its owner. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The second chapter in the epic fantasy trilogy See more »Parents Guide:
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Official Sites:
20th Century Fox [France] | Author Lukyanenko's Official "Dnevnoy dozor" Forum [Russia] | See more »Country:
RussiaLanguage:
RussianRelease Date:
1 January 2006 (Russia) See more »Also Known As:
Night Watch 2 See more »Box Office
Budget:
$4,200,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$46,730 (USA) (1 June 2007)Gross:
$450,686 (USA) (27 July 2007)Company Credits
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2.35 : 1
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Narrator: Why does the wind come? To cover tracks where we have passed... so no one thinks we are still alive. It was long ago and no one can remember now how the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness clashed on the Bridge of Justice... how blood was spilled... how the great Jassar's heart could not bear it and he stopped the battle. But once, when the night is longer than the day, a new Great One will come and the world will be plunged into darkness. And nothing can save it, except...
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Music by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
Lyrics by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
Performed by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
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The restaurant that Svetlana invites Anton to is called "Khram drakona" ("Dragon's Temple"). See more »Goofs
In Cafe Zoar, Anton's dark glasses slip down his forehead to cover his eyes when he sees Yegor outside. In the subsequent shots of Anton running outside, his dark glasses alternate between being worn over his forehead and over his eyes. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Narrator: Why does the wind come? To cover tracks where we have passed... so no one thinks we are still alive. It was long ago and no one can remember now how the Warriors of Light and the Warriors of Darkness clashed on the Bridge of Justice... how blood was spilled... how the great Jassar's heart could not bear it and he stopped the battle. But once, when the night is longer than the day, a new Great One will come and the world will be plunged into darkness. And nothing can save it, except...
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Crazy Credits
The credits for the actors which appear at the beginning of the movie, are shown as street advertising reflecting on the car window shield. See more »Connections
Featured in Hollywood on Set: Ocean's Thirteen/Day Watch/Hostel: Part II (2007) See more »Soundtracks
"Fayechka Smirnova"Music by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
Lyrics by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
Performed by Igor Goryachev (as I. Goryachev)
© OOO Russkiy shanson
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My first piece of advice before watching this film would be to make sure you see Night Watch first. This certainly isn't a trilogy that you could watch out of sequence.
But for those willing to start at the beginning this is one of the most rewarding pieces of cinema you'll ever see. The CG is awesome, the acting first class and the direction of Timur Bekmambetov is breathtaking (a point not lost on Hollywood with him signing up to direct his first English language film).
The ending of the first film is taken a step further and knitted together beautifully with the second, keeping you gripped with questions and answers from start to finish. In fact the pace was so good I barely noticed the fact that it was 3 hours long.
The only things that confuse me about this film is where can they possibly go with Dusk Watch..... and could it be even better.