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Watch The Originals Season 1 Episode 21 Online design of a new social network, but the idea is stolen from Swedish Skyler . But not too disheartened , the two naive spend the evening in the nightclub " Zvezda ", where they meet two American tourists .
At that moment there is a blackout, and thousands of points of light fall from the sky : the invasion has begun. While the aliens vaporize the survivors to ashes , the group of survivors will have to go through Moscow in an attempt to leave the city.

The original title of " The Darkest Hour" alludes to the famous definition of Winston Churchill , who, as is well known , he referred to the dramatic historical moment in which took place the Battle of Britain , when the Nazis overthrew tons of bombs on London.
In this case, at least in the misplaced intentions of the scriptwriters , an alien invasion on a global scale should replace the Luftwaffe and V2 of the Third Reich , returning the same sense of anxiety and imminent threat.

In recent American cinema , aided by September 11 and the anxieties associated with it , the aliens directly sow death and destruction on American soil ( Battle: Los Angeles, Cloverfield , Skyline , War of the Worlds ) . Going back in time to the years of the Cold War , the alien was rather transparent metaphor for the communist threat and devious opponent's attempts to undermine the foundations of the ' " American way of life ." For ironic law of retaliation , as well as witty reversal of the royalties, in the case of "Time Black " is precisely the Russian Federation to suffer aggression , even if the story is told from the perspective of a group of Americans .

All the fun runs out , however, in the initial premises , because the writer Jon Spaihts quite clearly intends to apply to the Razzie Awards spontaneously coming next , with the well-founded hope of winning the award.
Emile Hirsch ( Sean ) continues his journey " Into the Wild" , or in Moscow, Putin and Medvedev , depicted as a Wild West . Stranger in a strange land, the victim finds himself in a place where there are no laws or rules, much of the same alien invaders , with some reassuring advertising of McDonald's well marked.
Being in Russia , then could not miss folk bizarre characters , such as Sergei engineer , inventor of a decisive weapon , microwave, and Matvei , head of the Russian militia , which, thanks to the costumes of Varya seem Avdyushko weight taken from the set of " Daywatch " .
About the production of Timur Bekmambetov , who is keen to ensure that little bit of local color that grounds the co-production . Looking good from directing the film , Bekmambetov directed entrusts the former set designer and art director Chris Gorak , who has to deal with the staggering stupidity of the script.
The brilliant idea of invisibility is that the aliens , an idea that goes back at least to the time of "The damn thing " by Ambrose Bierce , license plate 1893. Invaders , however, reveal their presence whenever you are near a powered device with ' electricity , be it a light bulb, the headlight of a car, a windshield wiper or a mobile phone.
Compounds themselves of electromagnetic energy, identifying humans through electric waves emitted from their bodies , eliminating them with deadly precision. Do not worry, it is sufficient shelter with the insulation material in un'artigianale Faraday cage duped by the creature .
This insight , in addition to allowing a substantial saving on CGI effects , Gorak offers the possibility to prepare some good sequence with a decent level of suspense, like the one in Red Square .
So much self-denial , however, is thwarted by non-existent characters and dialogues that should cost to Spaihts expulsion for life from the Screenwriters Federation of America .

The management of the internal dynamics of the group of survivors lies in the most trite platitudes , romance included, and is truly disarming the obstinacy of the cast, primarily Emile Hirsch and Olivia Thirlby , in wanting to take seriously the matter , with widening conviction inaudible lines of dialogue .
But what is the purpose of the aliens ? Here, too, the ineffable writer refuses to wrack your brains too : if the " Cowboys & Aliens " Favreau raided noble metals such as gold , they are fond of copper and all metals that conduct electricity, they eat with extraterrestrial bulimia. On the visual side only "L'Ora Nera" does not disappoint, but it is not enough to save the film from bankruptcy.

The photography of Scott Kevan ( Underworld: Awakening ) uses an intelligent depth of field , which, enhanced by stereoscopic vision , gives a strong sense of displacement , making the experience more engaging by the viewer than usual.
Also very suggestive scenarios imagined by the designer Valeri Viktorov ; although constrained by production to include tourist locations ( the Patriarch Bridge , the Cathedral of the Redeemer , etc. . ) convincingly depicts an apocalypse .
In contrast, the design of the alien character works as long as the latter is luminous beam , sliding into the ridiculous when , breaking the protective shield , it reveals a creature that seems out of a video game for the Playstation 1.
Seeing "L'Ora Nera" is regretted even " Skyline" , and are in a cold sweat thinking that the ineffable Spaihts is struggling with the " Prometheus " by Ridley Scott.
In the wilderness wandering a man, who along with his mule earns some meal reciting Shakespeare among the various primitive tribes .
One day this man is captured by Holnisti and enlisted in their army .
After managing to escape encounters the corpse of a dead postman before the war and decides to steal his identity. Posing as postmen of Reconstituted United States of America , the man brings hope in the villages and fervor in young people, which in turn become a postman in an attempt to create a better world , free from the slavery imposed by the evil General Bethlehem .

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