$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Eli', 'I') thought Deckard might be an advanced replicant as well just like the Rutger Howard character there were some clues but I can't remember what they were.
Ridley Scott answers the riddle
Very thin stuff, Eli. No doubt exactly what the movie people relish: strange rumors. It doesn't matter and it's only a game, sort of like Is Paul McCartney Dead? John Lennon answered that one in a song: 'All those Freaks was right when they said you was Dead!'
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Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by PenultimateManStanding » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 22:50:03
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by SinisterBlueCat » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 22:52:19
it does not matter if r. scott tells you what he thinks or feels.. do you feel think or believe deckert was a replicant?
why must you be told what he was?
why must you be told what he was?
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by PenultimateManStanding » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 22:58:44
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('SinisterBlueCat', 'i')t does not matter if r. scott tells you what he thinks or feels.. do you feel think or believe deckert was a replicant?
why must you be told what he was?
Why in God's name should I care or give one holy crap what "Deckert" was? I'll admit that R. Scott is a cool moviemaker, but I'll be damned if I care about the fictional specifics, which are all arbitrary anyway! why must you be told what he was?
(Actually, I think that's your point, too 
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by Eli » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 23:07:33
What the hell?
I didn't expect the Spanish inquisition.
Scott says he was a repilcant,
I remember watching the directors cut and thinking he might be a replicant. Take that for what you will or don't same difference.
I can tell you to go blow a goat it is your choice to do so or not.
I didn't expect the Spanish inquisition.
Scott says he was a repilcant,
I remember watching the directors cut and thinking he might be a replicant. Take that for what you will or don't same difference.
I can tell you to go blow a goat it is your choice to do so or not.
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by PenultimateManStanding » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 23:10:21
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Eli', 'W')hat the hell?
I didn't expect the Spanish inquisition.
Scott says he was a repilcant,
I remember watching the directors cut and thinking he might be a replicant. Take that for what you will or don't same difference.
I can tell you to go blow a goat it is your choice to do so or not.
The Spanish Inquisition will make hay on your fingernails if you dont answer my pm. Nevermind this goofy discusssion of a non important movie.I didn't expect the Spanish inquisition.
Scott says he was a repilcant,
I remember watching the directors cut and thinking he might be a replicant. Take that for what you will or don't same difference.
I can tell you to go blow a goat it is your choice to do so or not.
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by Eli » Wed 26 Oct 2005, 23:20:21
I could not disagree more every time I reply to this ignorant discussion I am one more post closer to light sweet crude status.
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by Jake_old » Thu 27 Oct 2005, 03:49:46
I watched 1984 at the weekend too! I think this is the scenario which will most likely play out, sadly. Brilliant film though. Watched Clockwork Orange too (I was on my own this weekend.) Ultra violent. Ultra strange. really good film.
PMS yes we Brits are full of guilt. Blushy faces were meant to express that so you got it right. It is immoral to like a trashy film, especially when you've criticised it in the past thinking you know what you're talking about.
Why didn't anyone correct me I wonder.
Want to see Mad Max 1 now. I am quickly becoming a geek. I don't care.
Remember Woody Allen and the Sleeper? Does that class as sci fi?
PMS yes we Brits are full of guilt. Blushy faces were meant to express that so you got it right. It is immoral to like a trashy film, especially when you've criticised it in the past thinking you know what you're talking about.
Why didn't anyone correct me I wonder.
Want to see Mad Max 1 now. I am quickly becoming a geek. I don't care.
Remember Woody Allen and the Sleeper? Does that class as sci fi?
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Re: Rutger Hauer and Blade Runner
by PenultimateManStanding » Thu 27 Oct 2005, 08:50:36
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('RedJake', '
')PMS yes we Brits are full of guilt. Blushy faces were meant to express that so you got it right. It is immoral to like a trashy film, especially when you've criticised it in the past thinking you know what you're talking about.
Guilt is a troubling and interesting emotion. Why do we have it? It must have some natural function. It's like the flip-side of love. Maybe if we have no guilt, then we have no love. I do think it can get overbearing and must be rejected in the same way that all emotions are rejected, by repression ')PMS yes we Brits are full of guilt. Blushy faces were meant to express that so you got it right. It is immoral to like a trashy film, especially when you've criticised it in the past thinking you know what you're talking about.
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