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Followed by
Edited from
Clip shown during montage of television images
Edited into
Features images from Koyaanisqatsi, namely the night traffic time lapse
Footage used when Mark returns to New York City.
References
Referenced in
Lilith mentions the movie by name.
Gene Siskel says that a clip from "Baraka" (1992) may remind viewers of this movie.
When Morpheus shows the 1999 world in the TV set, images of cities and running cars are shown in the same manner as in Koyaanisqatsi.
This film is referenced.
in dialogue
When "Earth Mark II" restarted all life, man was represented with high-speed time-lapse photography.
DVD seen
several sped-up images of cars and people
The sausage factory shot in the "accelerated life" montage.
The third scene in chapter 6 is a tribute to Reggios skyscraper shots in Koyaanaquatsi
Otto watches "Koyaanisqatsi," with commentary by Phillip Glass.
technological order
Features
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The elevator with the hydrogen bomb (that frees the Phantom Zone villains) and the credits for Pierre Spengler and Ilya Salkind are seen against the backdrop of a starfield on a television screen 1 hour 3 minutes into the film.
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Game appears in this film.
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Featured in
uses footage to show the land and sky of Dineh country
Several clips of moving images from this film are shown.
Clips shown throughout.
while Janitor is giving J.D. the evil eye
while Janitor and others are giving J.D. the evil eye
Clips of cars moving at night are shown from this film.
Clips from this film are shown in These Amazing Shadows.
Spoofed in
When Homer stays in bed sleeping after the alarm clock has rung, with time-lapse photography, the clouds running and a little sample of Glass's theme "The Grid"
Homer and Bart watch a movie called "Koyaanis-Scratchy: Death Out of Balance".




