After Hours- if my memory serves me correctly the only non-nightime scene is at the very end

Either The Crow or Sin City.

Pretty much all of HEAT takes place at night (or in the PM atleast)

Fight Club

Dark City

The Warriors

Night of the Living Dead(1990)

Collateral

Aside from the greatest scene in the movie.

Blade Runner

(Although with all that smog, who can tell?)

American Graffiti is from sundown to sunup.


Although the ending scene with Richard Dreyfus on the plane is later during the day.

More Scorsese, Bringing out the Dead.

John Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13

Batman

Escape From New York

Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn.
Halloween

Everyone took all the ones I thought to put...Another that comes to mind is Judgment Night.

Batman Returns

There are no shots of daylight at all.

Into the Night? (with Jeff Goldblum) at least i think its mostly at night...then again i think it starts in the day and goes through the night so this would be better if the thread was "movies that are 24 hours of the day" or "half night" or something...

There are two day scenes - one with Penguin's formal introduction to Gotham, and when Bruce and Selina are walking down the street, defending their alter-ego's actions. I suppose it still counts though, as the sky is never actually seen. That Gotham City locale was shot entirely indoors, and it certainly shows in those scenes. Outside isn't really outside.

I figured I'd see a bunch of posts for "After Hours".




One of my all-time favorite movies is "American Graffiti".

Did The Ref take place entirely during one night?

not even close. there are quite a few day scenes. when Ed Norton is at work (a few times and traveling). scenes of other members at their jobs. the restaurant scene.

After hours - "it's mohawk night"