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Vote in TT25 DAY 2 – Legal Dramas vs. Night Scenes

  • Legal Dramas 224
  • Night Scenes 298
  • 2025-10-26
  • —2025-10-27
  • 522 votes
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Welcome to day 2! Facing off here we have...

Picturing darkness: the history of shooting night scenes (submitted by Robert Dennys)

vs.

Legal Dramas (not just 90s, but in general) (submitted by Tobias Benedict Dräger)

On the one hand, a fascinating topic exploring technical and aesthetic changes over a century of cinema. On the other, a wonderful subgenre that flourished in the 80s and 90s but has fallen from the spotlight.

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Ellis

The night scenes gag should be that the essay is barely lit and we can't see what's happening

Mathieu Alexander

This feels racially motivated lmao- this should have been a Richard Gere photo