The opening credits of Disney’s 1979 film The Black Hole feature some wonderful John Barry music and a “grid in space” visual motif that’s primitive but fun:

Once the movie proper begins, the singularity itself is rendered in beautiful, starry detail:

The look here is not the more scientifically-informed visualization that one will find today in, say, Interstellar, but like dinosaurs without feathers, it’s hard to argue against the artistic and dramatic qualities of the old style.

Stay clear of that event horizon, and have a great night! 🌌