Pitch Black: Riddick's excellent night vision comes in handy for scoping out aliens, but he's not perfect.

Pitch Black: The money shot - Paris P. Ogilvie's (Lewis Fitz-Gerald) last moments.

Pitch Black: By the light of a flare, Riddick and Johns' final showdown.
Another brilliant use of light in a movie characterized by darkness. Congratulations to director Twohy.

Pitch Black: "Don't you cry for him; don’t you dare."

Pitch Black: Riddick faces the prospect of leading the group through the canyon.

Pitch Black: OK, I'd follow him anywhere.

Pitch Black: In the director's cut DVD, Vin Diesel expressed particular admiration for this shot, so I've included it as a favor to him. More lovely lighting - thanks director Twohy.

Pitch Black: Riddick does his best to convince Fry to forget the others and save herself.

Pitch Black: Riddick gets right up into the creature's blind spot.

Pitch Black: This is not the view of this alien that you want to see.

Pitch Black: Fry goes to help Riddick when he's down. When one of them is grabbed, for a moment it's not clear which one. (I swear to god, right here Vin looks like my AmStaff when he's wearing his worried face.)

Pitch Black: The Angel of Death.

The Princess Bride: "Maybe he won't…" said Mom. But Grandpa always pinches his cheek when he visits.

The Princess Bride: "Polish my saddle. I want to see my face shining in it by morning." Buttercup enjoys tormenting the farm boy, Westley.

The Princess Bride: "As you wish…" is all he says. But what he means is "I love you." - Westley, the farm boy.