Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. A bracingly vivid sense of style and character ... bewildering, abrasive, jarring and surprisingly emotional.
2. The world's most convoluted (and expensive) game of Calvin-ball.
3. The coolest part is those closing credits, in which the entire movie is recapped in three minutes. Somehow, those three minutes seem more compelling than the 110 that preceded them.
4. It's a must-see for anyone who's willing to risk logic and accept a mundane conclusion to enjoy the fruit of a creative mind.
5. There is a lot of buildup throughout the entire piece that's never released. The climax is almost laughable and when the credits finally role, you'll no doubt find yourself yearning for more, which is both a good thing and a bad thing.
6. This mostly incoherent, enormously eccentric helping of mayhem breaks into so many fragments that watching the movie can be a bit like trying to assemble the pieces from several jigsaw puzzles.
7. Night Watch was one of the most popular movies ever released in Russia. That just proves there's no accounting for taste, in film or in human sacrifice.
8. A grim, humorless slog in which even the subtitles are flashy, irritating and completely meaningless.
9. Though too many headstones are left unturned -- the incorporation of ancient folklore into the grimy ghoul hunting balances the Matrix-esque choreography quite nicely.
10. All that matters ... is the onslaught of hallucinogenic images, copious bloodshed and editing that would make a meth addict say, 'Dude, slow down.'
This Russian horror/fantasy film pits darkness and light against each other using snazzy CGI visuals to create an extraordinary atmosphere of a dank, gloomy city wrestling with dread.