Blade Runner: The Final Cut (1982) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

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• TB

  @TBRSchmitt · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

  One of the most beautiful looking movies we have ever seen! So much more to explore in this world and we can&apos;t wait to watch the sequel to see if any of our predictions come true!<br><br>Thank you all for the support!

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• CM

  @cmsweitzer1 · 5 years ago

  The iconic Rutger Hauer&apos;s improvised line of &quot;lost like tears in the rain&quot; is one of my favorite lines in any movie. Coming up on 50k, well deserved!

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• ST

  @stsolomon618 · 5 years ago

  One of the most influential sci-fi films ever.

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• PE

  @pedrob3953 · 5 years ago (edited)

  &quot;Blade Runner&quot; is one of the most visually influential movies ever. It put the &quot;cyberpunk&quot; aesthetic into the mainstream, and inspired generations of artists worldwide.

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• MA

  @marcpilati5597 · 5 years ago

  The ending to me is beautiful. Roy, created to be the pinnacle of humanity, maximum self sufficiency, strategic mind, incredible power. His last moments he realises that he is alone, his &quot;family&quot; dead and his creator, the one man who could understand him, dead by his own hands.<br>Roy realises that all his memories, the one thing that links him with humanity, will be lost with him. <br>Roy refuses to die alone, and his last wish is to be remembered and understood, his goals unmet, his last solace is to be understood.<br>In his last moments he composes a phrase he believes to be beautiful (creates rather than destroy, his &quot;purpose&quot;), he steals the dove to prove to something that he still exists, to take control of something while everything else leaves his control.<br>Roy is feeling emotion, and learning to express it, for the first time. In his last moments he wishes to rebel from the purpose he was created. A combat Bot&apos;s last wishes is to create and be remembered for the things he has seen and done, as a real person.

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• D.

  @d.k.borelli8267 · 5 years ago

  This movie was shocking because the whole film&apos;s purpose is &quot;What makes us human&quot; Everyone thought it would be this sci fi shoot em up bang film.....but it is a deep emotional character study that plays on our emotions :)

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• JR

  @JRSofty · 5 years ago

  Roy was played by Rutger Hauer and he was an amazing actor. The &quot;I&apos;ve seen things&quot; speech he created during the filming. One of my all time favorite movies.

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• ER

  @ericsierra-franco7802 · 5 years ago

  Man...do I miss Rutger Hauer! &nbsp;He was memorable in everything he did.

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• BA

  @bayardop · 5 years ago

  Personally my favorite Scifi movie ever. The cinematography along with Vangeli&apos;s soundtrack makes you experience this movie different from all other Scifi movies out there.

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• MR

  @MrUndersolo · 5 years ago

  &apos;The eighties were so much more confident.&apos; <br>Never thought I would hear that. Seemed very different when I was a kid.

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• PA

  @patrick1984ist · 5 years ago

  Do androids dream of electric sheep. Is the name of the book

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• DE

  @deckofcards87 · 5 years ago

  Blade Runner&apos;s based on a great Philip K. Dick novel called &quot;Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?&quot; <br>Many of hid short stories have been made into other sci fi films like Total Recall, The Minority Report and A Scanner Darkly. Almost everything he wrote about deals with paranoia and existential dilemmas mixed in with technology.

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