But I am still haunted by its grim geography – the dark corridors and lifts, the memorably claustrophobic apartment, the protagonist's awkward sexual awakening and, of course, that terrifying evocation of exactly how it might feel to dismember the freshly dead.
It would give away too much to say what happens at the end of this dark journey across the geography of our current reality, only that this is the only film I can think of that, in the aftermath of Sept. 11, has so directly addressed the war on liberal democracies.
"In place of the dark room, he constructed a geography in Andy Gage's head, a sunlit countryside where the souls could see and talk to one another.
In addition, it was important that it echoed the sonic geography of this dark and dreamy song," Wu told Noisey.
Biologists broke the original population down into eight subspecies, based on looks and geography, from the relatively small and dark Indochinese tiger of southern continental Asia to the massive Siberian tiger of the Russian far east.
But hi-tech soon intervenes to shine a light on the region's dark past, with plasma screens depicting the shifting military geography of Europe – a map stained with blood.
But in those days you took a ferry to get there; it was rural, and behind its farmland and dark spruce trees rose Seattle's claim to fame in our geography books — snow-capped Mt. Rainier.
"Look, over there is Lebanon, over there is the Golan," he said, pointing at the dark hills that rise around the stadium, highlighting the city's precarious geography.
Previously described as "the Dark Continent," referring to poor knowledge of its interior, Africa's diverse geography, ecosystems, and climate are now well defined.
