Pitch Black: Carolyn seems disturbed when Riddick invades her space to give her Johns' full story. One wonders why…

Pitch Black: Riddick can tell he's getting to Carolyn; he savors the moment.

Pitch Black: "Once the dying starts..."
Riddick warns Carolyn to expect trouble.

Pitch Black: A beautiful eclipse that portends danger.

Pitch Black: Jack helplessly watches as the suns are eclipsed. Isn't Rhiana Griffith super?

Pitch Black: Riddick's view of the baby aliens emerging into the night sky.

Pitch Black: Riddick pulls back into the darkness to avoid one of the aliens.

Pitch Black: Riddick faces off with Johns. This is an example of how director Twohy uses light to carve out his subjects in Pitch Black. Awesome.

Pitch Black: The dark corners of this ship are just full of lovely surprises!

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.