| Users review: Dark, deep, insecure, worrying? Imagine the most beautiful nightmare you've ever had? This is Blade Runner (1982). Ridley Scott's Blade Runner is a brilliantly crafted science fiction film, which will not only affect, but bravely descends into a deep philosophical questions, which just made it ten times more important than, its gon film?? Genre. I love it, not only gives a sense of the original, but its persistence? no visual themes or techniques to feel dated, however, so deep, poignant and timely as ever. It is a timeless beauty with high doses emotion.Set 2019 in Los Angeles, Blade Runner zooms crappy lit city streets and follows Richard Deckard? Superbly played by Harrison Ford, which provides exquisite moral ambiguity to his character? militia to track and intercept an artificially created human called Replicants who have fled off-world colony and came to earth and must be stopped. Things Deckard meets his detective trip up many philosophical questions such as: Who is really a Replicant? Are Replicants really bad? If Replicants are bad, then why are we going so far our technology to create them? Do people really Replicants? Is Deckard a hero? This is really a movie that requires the following discussion and ambiguous final vacation haunting and eerie feeling.In science fiction and futurism, despite a rich glaze coat this adventure is a clear film noir that occur? mainly bluish haze, the film is seen through the gritty city and its atmosphere. Who thought that this combination is genius. Because it's about technology, it fits the Blade Runner is a ridiculous amount of product placement, especially Atari. In any other movie, it would have felt out-of-place but here it is just perfect. Vangelis score is strangely deep as with a striking art film.Blade Runner deserves praise, celebration and memory are easily excel: RKT film. 10 10 (degrees, and I did not throw it like some people) |
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