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We're all looking forward to The Darkest Hour (out in UK cinemas tomorrow) arent we? It's the one with the aliens that resemble balls of light. You know, the ones that like to vapourize humans. You know the drill, five teens who find themselves stranded (in Moscow), fighting to survive in the wake of a devastating alien attack. The aliens are literally balls of energy and are pretty much indestructible. It's down to our five survivors to find a way to put an end to their destruction. The Darkest Hour combines mind blowing special effects from filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted) with the grounded, post-apocalyptic vision of director Chris Gorak (Right At Your Door). If you haven't already, you should check the trailer here: The Darkest Dubstep In a refreshing twist, The Darkest Hour has opted for a dub step soundtrack, with Nero providing the musical soundscape for the movie. And as an extra twist, to get you even more eager for the film (and perhaps a night out dancing) there's a rather cool 'mood piece to music to promote the film further. The Darkest Hour hits UK cinemas on January 13th.

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The Darkest Hour does dubstep

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