Blade Runner

“It’s too bad she won’t live. But then again, who does?” 👀

Loved the soundtrack ❤️‍🔥 Maybe I’ll watch it again or look up a deeper explanation of everything bc it seems like one of those movies where you miss certain details the first time around unless u know to look for them.

Blade Runner was an absolute mess. A disturbing piece of garbage that maniacs considered a movie. This was an absolute waste of my time and I wish to erase all elements of this crap movie out of my brain.

For a movie made in 1982!!! It looked AMAZING (like early 2000's type), I'll give it that.
BUT, the lack of story and character development, music, and just slow scenes completely took me our of the movie.
Like it had so much potential to be great but it just ended up being weird

(Theatrical Cut)

I really enjoyed this film. It’s a great movie, one of Ridley Scott’s best. The idea of replicants having to be “retired” by a specific cop, a blade runner, is very interesting. I loved the world, the future city, the cyberpunk atmosphere. It was dark, gritty, and grounded. A very dystopian look on life. A very slow burn, a mystery of finding these replicants, thriller that had me on the edge of my seat at times. The last scene between Deck and Batty was fantastic. The dialogue in that scene and throughout the whole movie was great and well written. The acting was also really good!

A great film, another classic! Another one I completely understand why it’s considered one of the best sci fi films. Can’t believe it took me this long to watch it.

Re: “The Final Cut” - this is a near perfect film.
I would’ve appreciated more “dream” sequences. For me personally, that subplot felt very / too subtle

I gotta be honest, it was a bit tough to follow at times. But it’s such a cool concept and 80s sci-fi is just so fun. I would love to rewatch with more context to understand it better. A classic for a reason.