Gotham Globereporter Alexander Knox (Robert Wuhl) was stymied in obtaining information from the police about the "giant bat" and his assault on the two goons.Nominated for one Academy Award (with no win): Best Makeup.Great Scene(s):The opening sequence of Picard reliving his assimilation as a Borg in a nightmarish dream - ending with a massive pullback shot from his eye, Deanna Troi""s memorable scene of drunkenness, the entrance of the Borg Queen, the scene of Lily""s heated argument with a vengeful-hateful Picard - finally convincing him to lay aside his personal vendetta, and the Borg Queen""s memorable death scene.Due to the townspeople""s cowardice (representing cooperative witnesses before the HUAC), physical inability, self-interest, expediency, and indecisiveness, he is refused help at every turn against a revenge-seeking killer and his gang.Inside a domed structure, the voice of white-haired scientist Jor-El (Marlon Brando) dressed in white boomed out from the trial chamber of the Ruling Council.Plot SynopsisThe beautifully-realized, poetic film opens with an allegorical subtitle:A Song of Two Humans:The main characters are unnamed archetypal figures in a love triangle: the Man, the Wife, and the Woman from the City (the Vamp).