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mathmaniac — 16 years ago(September 12, 2009 09:58 AM)

Why do we have to peer through the darkness to see what's going on in this movie? Everytime there was any significant interaction, we had to sit in the dark and guess what was going on. Obviously, someone thought the cost of electricity was exhorbitant and decided to take out all the light bulbs!
Sheesh. I hate having to play blindman's bluff watching a movie.

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This is a neo-NOIR.
Got it? Noir? Ring a bell?

http://mulhollandcinelog.wordpress.com/

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It's Ridley Scott. What do you want?

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