30 Days of Night

[Koji]

I was talking about this somewhere else so I thought I'd checked if anyone watched this movie here. I thought it was pretty good, but alot of the ideas were used before. Alot of the movie was also wasted to pointless violence.

The story: The small Alaskan town, Barrow, has prepared for their 30 days of night. A stranger gets off a ship, destroys all communication with the town and air transport. Vampires then rampage the town. The power in the town is cut and there is no contact with the outside world. Sheriff Eben Oleson (Josh Hartnett) and his wife, Stella Oleson (Melissa George) do their best to rescue the small group of survivors while avoiding the sensitive smell, sight, and hearing of these blood-thirsty vampires. Their extra strength allows them to easily defeat a group of humans and they can jump to amazing heights. The survivors have 30 days of terror to try and escape the tiny, empty town before they are found out.

Directed by David Slade.

The movie was a good vampire movie (which I dont normally watch). I jumped a couple hundred times. The one thing that was neat is that the vampires were smart. Even smarter than the people at times.

EDIT: Keep in mind that its R-Rated for Violence and Language. Its got a little gore, but lots of blood.

 

[Vice]

The Graphic Novel was 100 times better.

I was really dissapointed when i actually seen the movie. They Changed a whole lot more then i thought they would have.

You should reads the GN. Totally worth it and there are 8 other books to the collection. I have 5 of the 9 books. Am currently looking for the rest.

 

[Koji]

I would, but I'm not much of a fan of vampire-related stuff. I watched this movie with a friend who so badly wanted to see it. But if the graphic novel is as good as you say, I'll look into it.

You say they've changed a whole lot, so I'm not spoiled for the GN, am I?

 

[Vice]

Spoiled no. Things just happen differently then they do in the movie.

And the Art is pretty amazing if you like that kinda of stuff

 

[+:Brandy:+]

I was talking about this somewhere else so I thought I'd checked if anyone watched this movie here. I thought it was pretty good, but alot of the ideas were used before. Alot of the movie was also wasted to pointless violence.

The story: The small Alaskan town, Barrow, has prepared for their 30 days of night. A stranger gets off a ship, destroys all communication with the town and air transport. Vampires then rampage the town. The power in the town is cut and there is no contact with the outside world. Sheriff Eben Oleson (Josh Hartnett) and his wife, Stella Oleson (Melissa George) do their best to rescue the small group of survivors while avoiding the sensitive smell, sight, and hearing of these blood-thirsty vampires. Their extra strength allows them to easily defeat a group of humans and they can jump to amazing heights. The survivors have 30 days of terror to try and escape the tiny, empty town before they are found out.

Directed by David Slade.

The movie was a good vampire movie (which I dont normally watch). I jumped a couple hundred times. The one thing that was neat is that the vampires were smart. Even smarter than the people at times.

EDIT: Keep in mind that its R-Rated for Violence and Language. Its got a little gore, but lots of blood.

horrible, horrible ending.
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no effect at all on me.

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i mean...he just disappears into dust.
i would have put another vamp hiding under a building, hidden from the sun, until nightfall.

that would be much better!

 

[bond of flames]

never watched it
but read one graphic novel
pretty good

id love to see the movie

 

[Shadukai X]

The movie was horrid. I thought I'd be mildly entertained, but it was all for shock and gore.

 

[Agent007]

idk, I tried watching the movie and it bored the hell out of me so after about 35 minutes, I shut it off. I thought it was lame.

 

[Vice]

Like i said.

You would like the Graphic Novel alot better.

The movie Fails Hard in Comparison to the GN