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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Like its predecessor, the movie is a joyous celebration of extravagant pulp and post-Soviet kitsch, joyously trafficking in gore, loud cars, ladies' stilettos and excess for its own sake. Read full review
While the sequel to "Night Watch" is an imperfect film, it's always interesting. Read full review
Anyone looking for sleek futuristic action and production design should keep walking. Read full review
For all the vampires and blown-up cars, you'll see no sadism for the hell of it, only an oddly sweet-tempered mix of hyperbole, understatement and profoundly Slavic philosophizing about guilt, freedom and responsibility. Read full review
The sequel is a minor wackjob head trip. Read full review
Putting an entertainingly outlandish spin on "Matrix"-style action, Bekmambetov leans toward flamboyant special effects and operatic overacting. Read full review
Day Watch does dazzle and even at times amuse. But its imagination is limited. The backstory is shallow and pat. Its characters are mostly one-note. And everything goes on much too long at 133 minutes. Read full review
Day Watch falls prey to the curse of most sequels in which "more" is often a thin concept stretched beyond its limits and misconstrued to mean "bigger and better." Read full review
Unfolding in a decrepit, present-day Moscow, Day Watch dazzles and confuses with equal determination. Read full review
Bursting with incident and FX, Day Watch will delight fans of its predecessor, "Night Watch," but further annoy those antipathetic to the Russkie-made supernatural franchise. Read full review
3.5
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… a commitment to chaos … Read full review