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Blade Runner (1982)
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A dystopian vision of a future in which artificially-created humanoids known as 'replicants' are used to complete tasks that humanity would rather avoid. (read more)
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| Blade Runner Movie Review by Thom (1/4/2010) |
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Watched Blade Runner this week. The first time in over ten years. Three times.
I had been remiss about watching Blade Runner again because I had fond memories of it and over the years other films that I had liked in my youth haven't fared well through my aged eyes. Exceptions include the original Star Wars trilogy, Star...
(complete Blade Runner review by Thom)
Daryl Hannah, scary and doll-like, before she became scary and doll-like.
There is no disputing the fact that this film was visually stunning. The contrast between the rich and poor, the bright lights and the crumbling buildings, the constant rain and darkness; all made for a beautiful picture.
In addition, the music of...
(complete Blade Runner review by Movie Addict)
| Blade Runner Movie Review by BillyBob (3/30/2008) |
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The version of BLADE RUNNER that I recently viewed was the one that proudly boasted - 'Director's Cut'. (Oooh!) The high-lighted blurb displayed across the DVD package assured me that this version was 'A MAJOR EVENT !'...... Indeed.....Talk about false advertising. But, hey, I fell for it. And, so, I'm sure, did many...
(complete Blade Runner review by BillyBob)
| Blade Runner Movie Review by Ben (12/24/2007) |
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I always kept wondering why Ridley Scott could never leave this movie well enough alone. It was released back in 1982 and it was, at that time, one of the few Harrison Ford movies to bomb at the box office (the percentage has increased with movies like "Hollywood Homicide" and "Firewall"). But, like many great science...
(complete Blade Runner review by Ben)
| Blade Runner Movie Review by Renee (12/21/2007) |
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Based on Philip K Dick's stellar book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", Blade Runner was a seminal masterpeice in it's time. Watching it today, however, it's somewhat lacking.
For it's time, Blade Runner was strikingly imaginative, forward-thinking, and visually stunning. It painted a grim picture of a future in...
(complete Blade Runner review by Renee)
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