Moscow Zero

2006
R
1h 22min

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En Moscú, el sacerdote Owen contrata un equipo para guiarlo en el inframundo para encontrar a su amigo Sergei que esta desaparecido mientras investiga la leyenda sobre la existencia de demon... Leer todoEn Moscú, el sacerdote Owen contrata un equipo para guiarlo en el inframundo para encontrar a su amigo Sergei que esta desaparecido mientras investiga la leyenda sobre la existencia de demonios y una entrada al infierno bajo la ciudad.En Moscú, el sacerdote Owen contrata un equipo para guiarlo en el inframundo para encontrar a su amigo Sergei que esta desaparecido mientras investiga la leyenda sobre la existencia de demonios y una entrada al infierno bajo la ciudad.

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Trivia
Vadim Mikhailov is the head of the Diggers of the Underground Planet in Moscow. He worked on the film El Santo (1997) with Val Kilmer by showing director, Phillip Noyce, the Moscow underground for a small scene in the movie. Mikhailov is quoted in Outside magazine in September of 1997 as saying, "After I took him down," Mikhailov says ruefully, "Phillip said he was going to help me make a movie about my life. I gave him some tapes and, well, I haven't heard from him since." Val Kilmer was in both movies. Moscow Zero also depicts exactly how Mikhailov described the underground in The Outside magazine, including the river.

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Tolstoy: According to legend we live on the threshold of hell, but in reality it is much more than just legend. It is said that man defied God when out of vanity he longed to build temples so high they touched the heavens and reached the ages.

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6/10

Don't let other comments sway you from seeing this

This movie is not as bad as people are making it out to be. The special effects may not be the best, but this is not a horror movie or action movie. Not every movie producing company has the same financial resources. Moscow Zero is more of a psychological thriller. It is a story about fear and how we protect ourselves from the unknown in order to survive. I also find some parts of this movie humorous like the sexual tension between Owen (a priest) and Lyuba (sexy blond outcast) and when the "elders" think the food the children bring them is animal meat (of course they can't see it). This movie doesn't hand every thing to you, some of it you have to infer. I for one enjoy movies that make you think after it is over.