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* [[Computer Voice]]: "You have left the map zone, Claire."
* [[Cool Car]]: the motorized European police Tuk-tuks; Chico's pink convertible that he drives while in America; and a bunch of odd, futuristic vehicles in the background throughout the film, mostly in Europe and America.
* [[Cuffs Off, Rub Wrists]]: Claire does this in Part 2, although her cuffs haven't actually been taken off - just the door to which she was handcuffed.
* [[Cult Soundtrack]]: see the [[Future Music]] example below.
* [[Cyberpunk]]: Sam's father's device, a camera capable of recording and playing back sensory experiences, has the potential to make the blind see again, but the device also offers users a dangerous addiction to viewing playback of their own dreams.
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* [[Future Music]]: extremely well done and tasteful. In 1991 the director approached artists like Depeche Mode, Talking Heads, Lou Reed, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and others, and asked them to produce music for his film like the music they thought they would be making in the year 1999, as the world is due to end.
* [[Future Slang]]: averted. And the film still comes off as futuristic despite the absence of [[Future Slang]].
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Tom Waits appears first as himself and later as a man sleeping on an airport bench.
* [[Just Before the End]]: The setting.
* [[Land Down Under]]: The latter half of Part II and most of Part III.
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