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Blade Runner
(1982)
Directed by Ridley Scott , written by Hampton Fancher and David Webb Peoples (based on a Philip K. Dick story)
The most intelligent and terrifying vision of the future ever conceived
for the screen, Blade Runner is based on Do Androids Dream
of Electric Sheep?, the Philip K. Dick novel about the essence
of what it is to be human, and the urge to confront one’s creator
with questions about our imperfections and the inevitability of
death. Proceed with caution: this is a very violent picture. And
even so, it graphically illustrates the plight of humankind separated
from God, angry about the existence of evil, and using all kinds
of evil to strike back at God. Read the full
review by Jeffrey Overstreet at Looking Closer Additional
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