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Grue (monster) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A grue is a fictional predator which dwells in the dark. The word grue was first used in modern times as a fictional predator from Jack Vance's Dying Earth universe (described as being part "ocula...
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Pitch Black (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Pitch Black isn't a complete waste of filmstock, it's just that it never aspires to be anything more than yet another Alien retread. When the spaceship crash-lands on a barren planet, the crew encounters swarming hordes of carnivorous beasties.
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David Twohy abandons the paranoid conspiracy plotting of his previous alien-menace movie, THE ARRIVAL, in favor of a more straightforward action approach in PITCH BLACK, and the result is a fairly efficient science fiction monster film.
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Pitch Black, starring Vin Diesel, is a slow boil that gets awesome at the end. For the first hour and a half, our heroes are trapped on a mysterious planet that has like 5,000 suns, and then all the suns are eclipsed and it's permanent night. ... You can see his fury through the monster's weird ghost vision.
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Two men tell poor Leticia Musgrove (Halle Berry) that she's beautiful during the course of Marc Forster's pitch-black Monster's Ball. ... MONSTER'S BALL; Original Theatrical Version -; Lions Gate Signature Series DVD; Image A+ Sound A Extras A-
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Selected Scenes and Trailer From the film "Pitch Black" ... "Pitch Black," directed by David Twohy, from a screenplay he wrote with Jim and Ken Wheat, tweaks this formulaic escape-from-hell story with just enough original touches to give it a lift. Hauser's Johns may look heroic, but he turns out to be no Luke Skywalker...
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