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Haven't read slash watched them myself yet, though.
“My novel and I have been waiting for this to happen for the last 10 years,” said Glukhovsky. “I have previously been extremely careful about handing my ‘baby’ over to Hollywood producers for adaption for a feature film, but now I feel that it has landed in the right hands. De Luca and L’Heureux have a great vision for this project, and I feel it’s an honor to work with them.”
http://variety.com/2016/film/news/michael-de-luca-metro-2033-dmitry-glukhovsky-1201729863/
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/mgm-metro-2033-movie-370317
Edit: Apparently the comments didn't load up for me, so I had no idea that there were replies already. I can see that someone already recommended 'Stalker' and I thought of 'Roadside Picnic' as well. 'Stalker' isn't for everyone though - it's very slow, poetic and philosophical.