I don't remember when I saw the trailer of 30 days of night, but I do remember that I was intrigued by the movie. I believed the concept or idea behind the film was original and the bits I could see on the trailer showed some talent. At least some talent on the editing of the trailer. I just watched the film yesterday and I was happy to see I was not mistaken. The movie is good. And is scary.The plot of 30 days of night is as follows (at least the bits I can't tell): In a small town in Alaska, on deep winter, there are 30 continues days when the Sun does not come out. On that same day most of its inhabitants move to other cities, and leave a hundred taking care of everything while this 30 days of night pass by. But is it not this the best period of time for a group of hungry vampires to attack a city? When there is no danger to day light exposure? How come nobody thought of this before?
30 days of night is directed by English film director David Slade, the person behind the multi awarded "Hard Candy". The film stars: Josh Hartnett and Melissa George among others. 30 days of night was nominated in 2 film festivals in the UK and in the US.
30 days of night is the best movie for two hours of entertaiment. When you look for this, entertainment, is not because you are planning to question every other character on the movie, and you easily accept the idea of vampires and stuff. If have the attitutude of cleverness and you just don't like monsters, vampires, zombies, etc. 30 days of night is not a movie for you. Other than that, the film makes an excellent 2 hours of fun and entertainment. I am even looking forward for a second part.
The best scene on 30 days of night? This is the best scene:
If you are interested on the movie, here you can find the trailer of 30 days of night:
http://film-movie-trailers.blogspot.com/2008/05/30-days-of-night-movie-trailer-david.html





