devilishly boring end-Schlock Horror brutal as ultra-paranoia of the new millennium, highly visible floating on the wave-Mystery 90s. It is fighting good against evil, against Satan Jericho, a rather crumpled Arnie against a richly sarcastic Gabriel Byrne, who decides for itself many memorable quotes, even if its to be John Milton seems not far away. Devoid of ideas in the selection of its dramatic means for generating a mystic atmosphere - always the same walk-through of nocturnal urban canyons, ethno-Geträller, lots of fire and pierced bodies - the intelligence of the movie probably fits a crucifix. As expected, no ambiguous reflection of lost faith, but it consistently, an interesting subject for all sorts of devil-redundant abusing over-the-top action scenes. Bar of any irony, logic, and subtlety, but features a much more religious Savior propaganda and attached endless symbolism controls
"End of Days - Night without Morning"
finally reach a rare stupid end when Peter Hyams Lucifer himself a CGI (for arms ) can be off the leash. Arnie and suddenly it starts to pray! For God's sake.
2 / 10
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