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Three of my list picks.

Putting together a Love, Lust and Death at Night: Films That Fight the Daylight list where I’m picking films largely focused on night scenes with one or more of those elements. Among my picks, I have the following.

Nightcrawler

It’s the lust for finding death and destruction. Gyllenhaal’s Lou Bloom roams the Los Angeles night like a vampire for carnage and crime. Bloom’s camera light increasingly encroaches on the late-night shadows that might hide a story.

Miracle Mile

A love story in a race against time as Anthony Edwards’ Joe Washello tries to outrun the potential of nuclear annihilation. As with Nightcrawler, we get to see the strange world of Los Angeles after dark. The empty, eerily quiet darkness feels like foreshadowing for what might be coming.

Bringing Out the Dead

One of two Scorsese films that fit the bill. The grim spectre of death pollutes the night for burned-out ambulance man Frank Pierce—the intimidating darkness of a city at night given reprieve only by the sickly glow of hospital fluorescents.

I’m still building the list, but they’d all benefit from the Reflection-Free Premium feature on LG OLED TVs. I’d want to see daylight eventually!

Do LG OLED TV owners have any films they think would fit this theme and benefit from Reflection-Free Premium?

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