Quite an inventive film. Although it borrows a lot of it's visuals from Film Noir and German expressionism, it uses them to tell a story that is quite decisively its own. Oddly, it seems like "Requiem for a Dream" deliberately referenced this film.
This review of Dark City (1950) was written by Richard D on 24 Feb 2016.
Dark City has generally received positive reviews.
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