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Dark City
Cast
Rufus Sewell, William Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland, Jennifer Connelly View AllCrew
David S. Goyer (Screenplay), Alex Proyas (Screenplay), Alex Proyas (Director), Alex Proyas (Story) View All
Release: Feb. 27th, 1998
Runtime: 1 hour, 40 minutes
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Dark City
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Some spoilers follow. Dark City is one of those movies I have to come back to now and again, this time after I accidentally broke my DVD copy and had to go on a quest for a Blue Ray vers...
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Metropolis / Dark City
Always loved the recurring themes in these two. The dystopian cityscape images, the unethical leaders, the inhabitants being 'slaves to time' and 'slaves against the machine', the mad scientists, the ...
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Dark City in a spaceship!
I today remember a scene from the movie!
For some reason, I thought that it was from Dark City 1998... its an actual ending scene of the movie... I went on YouTube to see the ending scene of Dark Ci...
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Dark City Strangers vs. The Matrix Agents
I saw Dark City recently. It is clearly one of the larger, if not the largest inspiration for the Matrix. I have some questions on the villians.....
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Movie of the Month - Dark City (July 2017)
Movie of the Month - Dark City
July 2017
Podcast coming soon (hopefully today or tomorrow), but I just wanted to open this thread a little early to see what people had to say about Dark City. We'v...
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Reviewed by
Gatsby
Dark City is a one-of-a-kind science fiction film, and it reminds me more of Metropolis than 2001: A Space Odyssey.
TheUsualSuspect
The story is complex but develops itself as a drawn tight yet frequently entertaining thriller. It is thought provoking, which is a lesser thing you'll find in films today..
Omnizoa
Alex Proyas is much less consistent and in a movie like Dark City where they need to assemble far more elements to deliver a provocative story, or "film experience" than in say, The Crow, it's clear to see that James Cameron's movies just deliver that narrative flow so much better.
