| Nightwatch Review |
| by James Sanford |
| Conventional wisdom says any film that spends an inordinantly
long amount of time on the shelf between its production and its
release must be a piece of junk.
To get an idea of how long ``Nightwatch'' has been on hold,
please note the...more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Jon Popick |
| Nightwatch is finally coming out. This film has been scheduled for
release more often than I masturbate. It’s never a good thing when a
studio continuously delays an opening, but they had a good reason to
with this one. The procrastination was...more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Matt Prigge |
| Director: Ole Bornedal
Writers: Ole Bornedal and Steven Soderbergh
Starring: Ewan McGregor, Nick Nolte, Josh Brolin, Patricia Arquette,
Alix Koromzay, Lauren Graham, Brad Douriff, John C. Reilly, Charles
Fleischer, Lonny Chapman more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Tim Voon |
| NIGHTWATCH 1998
A film review by Timothy Voon
Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon
7 :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( :-( - walked out more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by James Berardinelli |
| United States, 1998
U.S. Release Date: 4/17/98 (wide)
Running Length: 1:40
MPAA Classification: R (Body parts, violence, gore, nude corpses, sex)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Jamie Peck |
| NIGHTWATCH
Reviewed by Jamie Peck
------------------------------------------------------------------------Rating: **1/2 (out of ****)
Dimension / 1:45 / 1998 / R (language, violence, corpse nudity, elements
of necrophilia)
Cast: Ewan McGregor; Josh...more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Michael Dequina |
| With two hot young stars (Ewan McGregor and Patricia Arquette), a stylish
director, and a creepy premise based on a popular Danish thriller,
Nightwatch built some buzz... back in October 1996, when it was originally
slated to surface in theatres. A year...more |
| Nightwatch Review |
| by Bryant Frazer |
| The first indication you get that this movie might suck comes in
the very first scene, when, just as a television report makes mention
of a brutal stabbing, someone knocks over a bottle of red wine. This
sort of club-footed imagery could be quaint...more |
