#Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever

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Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever - Official Trailer

Shudder has released the trailer for Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever. Emma takes on a night watch job to unravel the mystery of her parents’ disappearance nearly thirty years ago. But when she confronts serial killer Wörmer in his cell, she awakens him from a coma, triggering a series of catastrophic events. The sequel to the Danish horror classic is directed by Ole Bornedal and stars Fanny…

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#Fanny Leander Bornedal #Nightwatch #Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever #Nikolaj Coster-Walder #Ole Bornedal #Shudder #Trailer

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ALEX HØGH ANDERSEN

NATTEVAGTEN: DÆMONER GÅR I ARV (dir. Ole Bornedal, 2023)

#alex høgh andersen #alex hogh andersen #ahandersenedit #ahoghandersenedit #mancandykings #flawlessgentlemen #dailymenedit #mensource #dailymen #menedit #dailymengifs #dailymencelebs #* #nightwatch demons are forever #nightwatch #nattevagten

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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Ole Bornedal & Ulf Pilgaard for Børsen Pleasure 📸

📆 December 2023

(-> twitter thread)

#nikolaj coster waldau #nikolajcw #ncw #twitter thread #Børsen Pleasure #danish magazine #Nightwatch - Demons are Forever #Nightwatch 2 #nattevagten #photoshoot #black and white

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Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever feat. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau | Official Trailer | Coming to Shudder

Dir: Ole Bornedal Star: Fanny Leander Bornedal / Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

#nightwatch demons are forever #nightwatch #ole bornedal #horror movies #thriller movies #trailer #shudder

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Martin - Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever, 2023

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TMNT (2007)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

In some ways, TMNT is a better film than the previous live-action installments in the series. Unfortunately, it still suffers from major shortcomings. This makes it less fun than even the worst of the ‘90s adventures because there’s nothing nostalgic about it and no elements that are so bad they can be kind of fun despite themselves. This movie is doomed to obscurity - theatrical release or no theatrical release.

3,000 years ago, a warlord named Yaotl opened a portal whose energies granted him immortality but turned his four trusted generals to stone. The portal also unleashed 13 monsters into our world - previews of the army the portal would unleash the next time someone opened it. In present day, Leonardo (voiced by James Arnold Taylor), Raphael (voiced by Nolan North), Michelangelo (voiced by Mikey Kelley) and Donatello (voiced by Mitchell Whitfield) have grown apart. Leonardo has been sent away to South America to train and his brothers have either taken on mundane jobs or become masked vigilantes. When Yaotl resurrects his generals and begins gathering the monsters with the help of the Foot Clan, it can only mean trouble for New York and its shell-wearing protectors.

While there’s a certain charm to the old Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies and their practical special effects, making the next chapter in the series an animated film was a good idea. It gives the characters freedoms they never had before and they're the most expressive they've ever been. Too bad they have nothing interesting to say and the plot is a complete mess. There’s just way too much going on here. Why 13 monsters to collect to open up the portal? Eight of them are captured during a montage and the turtles only interact with three of them, making that number way excessive. In fact, why are there monsters in the movie at all? Isn’t a villain that's trying to open up this portal to a dimension of demons with his four granite warriors - none of which get more than a handful of lines - enough?

Let's examine this story deeper. The portal only opens up once every 3,000 when the stars align, and only if the creatures are arranged in a circle. Yaotl sure was dragging his feet gathering them then, wasn’t he? They’ve been around for longer than Christianity and he’s gotten exactly NOTHING done before the plot kicks in. Thankfully, the monsters are - for reasons that are never made clear - hanging out in New York city, waiting to be scooped up like Pokémon. This entire plot is so muddy and so full of holes you just don’t care about any of it.

Not helping are the titular heroes. Splinter (voiced by Mako) has sent Leonardo away to train to be a better leader. Did he really need to go to a different continent to do this? Speaking of bad ideas, the “Nightwatcher” subplot makes NO SENSE. Raphael has been wearing a disguise and sneaking out at night to fight crime. Why? The turtles live in secrecy in the city's sewer tunnels. He has no civilian identity to protect. The disguise fools no one anyway - well, except his brothers, who take forever to put two and two together. As if the huge humanoid with three fingers and a big shell on his back jumping around doing martial arts wouldn’t be immediately recognized by them. And if he is going around fighting crime as a vigilante… so what? The turtles have always been vigilantes! So is their friend Casey Jones (voiced by Chris Evans)!

Once again, the plot centers solely on Leonardo and Raphael, with the other two turtles given nothing to do. You’d think with the years of comics and television series, someone would’ve figured out a way to give everyone involved some task crucial to defeating the villains. Donnie could hack into a security system, April (voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar) could gather intelligence or put on a disguise, Mickey and Casey could distract the guards, that kind of thing. No. We get hammered by themes of family and brotherhood over and over but all the siblings do is argue until the final act when they finally put their differences aside. None of it is any fun, and certainly not with the quality of the jokes we're subjected to. The entire picture only contains one funny moment, which makes the brisk 87 minutes feel like an entire season of a TV show you’ve been forced to sit through.

Despite all my criticisms, I must admit that an 11-year-old who loves the ninja turtles would probably love this movie because the ridiculous story seriously (too seriously, I’d say) and feigns a grim and gritty theme throughout. Nothing about the story or visuals will date TMNT like its predecessors but it’s hard to imagine anyone fondly looking back at this 2007 film. (March 26, 2021)

#TMNT #Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #Kevin Munroe #Chris Evans #Sarah Michelle GEllar #Mako Iwamatsu #Kevin Smith #Patrick Stewart #Ziyi Zhang #Laurence Fishburne #2007 movies #2007 films

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Is there anything known about the new movie he's been cast in with Fanny and that Game of Thrones actor? Is this confirmed information or just a rumor because none of these people have ever posted anything to suggest that they are working on this movie? Nordisk film gave the exact release date scheduled for the end of this year and it would be very strange if it turns out that they haven't even started yet. Unless they both have very minor roles which I doubt especially in the case of Fanny. (sorry for bad eng😬)

Just a little context for people who might not know which movie you're referring to — it's called "Nattevagten - Dæmoner går I are" ("Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever"), a movie directed by Ole Bornedal (Fanny's dad) which is a sequel to "Nattevagten" (1994). The original movie starred Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (who played Jaime in GoT), who's also going to be in the sequel, along with Fanny (who's playing his daughter) and Alex (whose character is unknown at the moment).

According to IMDb, this movie is currently in production, has a runtime of 1 hour 50 minutes, and is scheduled to be released in Denmark by December 25, 2023. There's already a poster (which doesn't feature Alex's name, so maybe he's playing a small role? 😅) and a couple of pictures of Fanny and her co-stars. There's also a couple of stories from last October that suggest that Alex had been working on something with Fanny (notice she's wearing the same jacket from the movie stills!).

So yeah, I believe it's safe to say that this is confirmed information and the movie is actually happening. However, there isn't any trailer yet, so maybe we can expect one to be released in the upcoming months? Unless production is taking longer than expected and they'll end up postponing the release date. We'll see. 😊

(Anon, thank you for bringing up this subject, and don't worry! Your English is perfectly fine! 💖)

#anon asks #nattevagten

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Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever starts streaming on Shudder May 17th.

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First look at Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever

A new trailer has been released for Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever, which is set to release May 17, 2024.

Emma takes on a night watch job to unravel the mystery of her parents' disappearance nearly thirty years ago. But when she confronts serial killer Wörmer in his cell, she awakens him from a coma, triggering a series of catastrophic events.

#Movies #NightwatchDemonsAreForever #News

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Watch The Trailer for Shudder’s NIGHTWATCH: DEMONS ARE FOREVER

Starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (“Game of Thrones”) and Fanny Leander Bornedal Written and Directed by Ole Bornedal Streaming on Shudder May 17th Synopsis 22-year-old medical student Emma (Fanny Leander Bornedal) has just taken a job as the night watch in the same forensic department where her parents were once almost killed by the famed psychopathic police…Watch The Trailer for Shudder’s…

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NIGHTWATCH: Demons Are Forever Official Trailer (2024) | HD

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Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever

Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever is a horror movie that was released in 2023, directed by Ole Bornedal, who also served as the original writer of the 1994 cult thriller Nightwatch. The film is a sequel to the original Nightwatch, and it combines elements of drama, mystery, and thriller, with a runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes.

The story revolves around Emma, the daughter of Martin, who takes up a night watch job at a forensic institute to find out what happened to her parents almost thirty years ago. Emma's meeting with Wörmer, a serial killer in a coma, sets in motion a chain of fateful events. The movie explores the ripple effect of trauma and how something intended to improve things can actually worsen them, making the terror more effective than a simple serial killer plot.

The film has received positive reviews for its compelling mystery, stunning cinematography, and editing, which hold viewers in a vice grip during the scariest scenes. The characterization is also noted for its credibility, with Maria, played by an unnamed actress, portrayed as a real person rather than a stereotypical feminine character. The acting and chemistry among the cast are convincing, and the movie features brief sexuality, some strong bloody violence and gore, and occasional swearing.

The film's setting at a forensic institute adds to the eerie atmosphere, and the night watch job taken up by Emma creates a sense of isolation and vulnerability, making the horror more palpable. The plot's focus on the past and the unresolved trauma of Emma's parents adds depth to the story and creates a sense of mystery that keeps the audience engaged.

The plot of Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever revolves around Emma, the daughter of Martin, who takes up a night watch job at a forensic institute to find out what happened to her parents almost thirty years ago. Emma's meeting with Wörmer, a serial killer in a coma, sets in motion a chain of fateful events, as she is haunted by her parents' troubled past and the psychopath who destroyed their lives. She decides to wake the psychopath from his coma and awakens bloody revenge. The movie explores the ripple effect of trauma and how something intended to improve things can actually worsen them, making the terror more effective than a simple serial killer plot.

Overall, Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever is a well-crafted horror movie that combines elements of drama, mystery, and thriller to create a compelling and terrifying experience. The film's focus on the ripple effect of trauma and its exploration of the past make it a standout in the genre, and its stunning cinematography and editing, as well as its credible characterization, make it a must-watch for horror fans.

#horror #movies

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ALEX HØGH ANDERSEN

NATTEVAGTEN: DÆMONER GÅR I ARV (dir. Ole Bornedal, 2023)

#alex høgh andersen #alex hogh andersen #ahandersenedit #ahoghandersenedit #mancandykings #flawlessgentlemen #dailymenedit #mensource #dailymen #menedit #dailymengifs #dailymencelebs #* #nightwatch demons are forever #nightwatch #nattevagten

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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (& cast) at the premiere of "Nightwatch - Demons are Forever", Ole Bornedal's sequel to the 1994 thriller "Nightwatch" 🎬

The film will be released in Denmark tomorrow.

📌 Imperial Cinema - Copenhagen

📆 December 13, 2023

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#nikolaj coster waldau #nikolajcw #ncw #twitter thread #Nightwatch #Nightwatch Demons are Forever #nattevagten #premiere #copenhagen #ole bornedal #fanny bornedal #Ulf Pilgaard

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viaplay and Shudder streaming!

April 28th, those in USA can subscribe through roku, and other services.

Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever arrives on Shudder on May 17th.

#alex høgh andersen #alex hogh andersen #johanne milland #magnus haugaard petersen

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LFF2023: The list of films

I should have started from the beginning, so to understand this blog read my mission statement back in 2021 when I thought this was a great idea :-D and then feel free to peruse my reviews of the films, all listed below, and from the previous 2 years as well.

I will link to my musings about each film from here as I progress and I hope to refine them as I revisit them in the future, apologies about the silly mistakes, I am writing of the cuff mostly on my free time, away from my job that has nothing to do with film.

Any comments and suggestions can be done to my twitter X account @allyear_lff ( https://twitter.com/allyear_lff ) and I believe comments are open here in Tumblr.

(Full list of films to be added when published)

20,000 Species of Bees

All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt

All of Us Strangers

ALLENSWORTH

Àma Gloria

Animal Kingdom, The

Animalia

Anselm

Apolonia, Apolonia (HBO Max Spain)

Asog

Baltimore

Banel & Adama

Beast, The

Behind the Mountains

Bikeriders, The

Birth/Rebirth

Black Dog

Black Pirate, The

Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry

Bonus Track

Book of Clarence, The

Book of Solutions, The

Boy and the Heron, The (late addition)

Bride, The

Buckingham Murders, The

Bye Bye Tiberias

Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg (billed as Anita in brochure)

Celluloid Underground

Chasing Chasing Amy

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget

Close Your Eyes

Cobweb

Common Sequence, A

Copa 71

Croma Kid

Daaaaaali!

Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano

Dancing Queen

Dear Jassi

Deep Sea (3D)

Delinquents, The

Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World

Dupes, The

Earth Mama

Echo, The

Eileen

End We Start From, The (Curzon Home from March 2024, BFI Player)

Eternal Memory, The (BBC iPlayer, available at least until Feb 2025)

Europa

Everything Worthwhile Is Done with Other People

Evil Does Not Exist

Fallen Leaves

Fancy Dance

Fingernails

Fire Through Dry Grass

Foe

Foremost by Night

Four Daughters

Gasoline Rainbow

Gassed Up

Girl

Going To Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project

Goldman Case, The

Goodbye Julia

Gush

Haar

High & Low - John Galliano

Hit Man

Hoard

Holdovers, The

Housekeeping for Beginners

How to Have Sex (Curzon Home)

Hypnosis, The

I am Sirat

If Only I Could Hibernate

Indésirables, Les

Inshallah a Boy

Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell

In Camera

In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon

It can’t be that nothing that can be returned

Kensuke’s Kingdom

Kidnapped (UK: Curzon Home Cinema)

Killer, The

Killers of the Flower Moon

Kitchen, The

Klezmer Project, The

Last Summer

Late Night With the Devil

Little Girl Blue

Lost Boys, The (Curzon Home)

Lost in the Night

Lubo

Macario

Maestro

Mambar Pierrette

Mangosteen

May December

Memory

Menu-Plaisirs Les Troisgros

Mission, The

Molli and Max in the Future

Monster

Music

Nature of Love, The

New Boy, The

Nightwatch – Demons Are Forever

NYAD (Netflix)

Occupied City

Omen

On the Adamant

One Life

Only the River Flows

Our Body

Paradise Is Burning

Peasants, The

Peeping Tom

Penal Cordillera

Perfect Days (late addition)

Pigeon Tunnel, The

Poolman

Poor Things

Pot au Feu, The

Power Alley

Practice, The

Pressure

Prince, A

Priscilla

Queen of My Dreams, The

Queendom

Ramona

Red Island (Curzon Home Cinema)

Red Rooms

Robot Dreams

Room in a Crowd

Royal Hotel, The

Rye Horn, The

Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus

Sacred Cave, The

Saltburn

Samsara (Curzon Home)

SCALA!!! (BFI Player)

Self-Portrait: 47 KM 2020

Settlers, The (MUBI)

Shame On Dry Land

Shayda

Shortcomings

Shoshana

Silver Haze

Sky Peals

Slow

Spectre of Boko Haram, The

Starve Acre

Stolen

Stopmotion

Stranger and the Fog, The

Surprise film: Ferrari

Swan Song

Sweet East, The

Taste of Mango, The

Terrestrial Verses

That They May Face the Rising Sun

They Shot the Piano Player

This Is Going to Be Big

Tiger Stripes

Together 99

Tótem (Curzon Home from January 2024)

Tuesday

Unicorns (late addition)

Unmoored

Vincent Must Die

Wilding

You Can Call me Bill

Youth (Spring)

Zone of Interest, The

#lff2023 #lff