A Sci-fi thriller featuring mind-blowing special effects from the minds of visionary filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted) and director Chris Gorak (Art Director, Fight Club, Minority Report),The Darkest Hour is the story of five young people who find themselves stranded in Moscow, fighting to survive in the wake of a devastating alien attack.
The Darkest Hour
My second time watching it and it made me squirm in my seat again. Good sci-fi movie.
Part 2 Not From In World
Stupidity to the extent of anger. This movie had every chance of being iconic but the script failed to back up the great concept. Using stupid predictable characters that do stupid things is a lazy way to write a sci fi script and turns it from sci fi to a action drama. Luckily people are getting more knowledge about science than they had when this joke was made, and sci fi movies and shows are aiming to scientifically plausible scripts with characters that don't make r3tard3d choices over and over. From 2005 to 2015, there were only a few great movies made. Covid forced people to stop wasting their time making money and being little social butterflies, and people actually started to educate themselves.
This was a very good movie I would like to see a tv series based off of this movie and watch how they fight back and to make a sequel would probably ruin it
Чушь какая. Намешали войну миров и хищник перемешали с зомби апокалипсисом и этот шлак в Москву запихали. Невероятный бред
There is always that one reckless person, that mess it up for everybody. Your life is one the line and you don't turn around to make sure the door is locked.
Very good movie w/excellent FX. I think it's a Russian production w/a few American actors, but in any case the views in Moscow are fabulous, the FX superb & the plot quite original. It's not perfect, a few so-so moments here & there, but quite enjoyable.
They like to talk pretty loud.
Not bad for a low budget film. Give it a chance.
The Russian would put his hand in liquid then taste it to verify if it is fuel or water LMAO
Terrible
Why did she swim all the way out of the water just to ran all the way into land? I don’t understand what she was thinking and it makes me so mad, like…girl. Wth?
Spoiler alert: as usual, the pretty girl dies at the beginning, the rest is nasty liberal close-ups.
The thumbnail was so small on my screen that I thought it said, "The Dorkest Hour", lol. I thought it was going to be a comedy.
Not as bad as I thought it would be. Don’t know if I’ll watch it again but it was worth watching once.
Well, ok. Entertaining I suppose. But, the genre… Pure fantasy. Yea, likely other life out there. The chances of traveling the distance here….not likely. So, rest easy youtubers….lol.
A Good film: It takes awhile to get moving, but then really picks up steam at the end. The movie shows you the chaos that unfolds when everything goes to pot.
Glad I got to see this. Many thanks to You Tube for posting.
Not bad for free movie 🍿😊
American girls are tough 🙂
Going barefoot where all storefronts are shattered and full of glass:)
Why don’t just take any shoes or at least break the hills 😂
I'd give it 2* stars 🌟 since the other 3 main actors died
I think this is a sequel worthy story.
3:14 Dead Space Mobile
50:20 🧐🤔 bewitched 📺 💯
51:08 being a mountain biker they should find bicycles ⏩
53:56 i thought glass shields them 🤔
B rating 😅😅 with the advanced ray gun that was saved from Ghost Busters props
1:17:25 wouldn't it be easier if she just came outside the bus ? 🤦
1:18:32 kick out the windshield
stupid
Don’t judge by the typo. This is a good movie. Thanks for posting
Decent movie worth the 11/2 hour
i love how you walk into the American embassy and there's just a bunch of bullet casings in the floor
this is on par with bye bye man it follows chronicle etc
Remind me of Red Dawn
03:16 He was playing Dead Space Mobile!!
This is my favorite movie, usually I hate sci-fi but this is the best one I’ve ever watched
"Out"
When even the movie poster designer phones in a low effort performance!! 😂
They say that there's one in every crowd. Thanks for pointing yourself out.
How do you unalive them aliens barely on 18 min of movie it’s crazy bruh
This is a good movie I would watch it again
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Damnit! Fifth time watching this. And knowing in another few months… Damnit! LOL!
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Never gets old 😅
I wanna try that McDonald's fish roll in all the ads.
I seen this movie when I was younger
Spoiler
They are thrown from the boat into the water and the sub is literally right there so they swim to it, yet the "American girl" somehow ends up nearly a mile inland completely away from river… how did she even get there and why, instead of going to the sub which again is right there