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Otherwise forever lost.

"Did you get your precious photos?"

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Added: Sep-26-2012 Occurred On: Sep-26-2012
By: ViaVirus
In: Science and Technology
Tags: Blade runner, ridley scott, dystopia, replicant deckard, harrison ford,
Location: Los Angeles, California, United States (load item map)
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  • One of the greatest movie ever and one of the most important memories of my youth. And a beautiful Sean Young, i could add. Never seen these scenes before, thanks.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    Celebrex (62.68)  

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  • My first crush said "do you like our owl ?"
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndnd-ERnWew

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    goervideos (382.20)  

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  • See the nose at 2:39 and 2:49?
    Implication.. implication.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    ViaVirus (44.10)  
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  • so few scifi movies as good as Bladerunner

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    eeep (869.38)  

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  • When I saw this as a kid I thought I'm over Star Wars, it's childish.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    rozza2012 (392.78)  

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  • Scenes unseen... lol

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    Rowhan (139.40)  

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  • Great!

    This has to be one of the most beautifully photographed movies ever. Cinematography at its highest form.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    magna750 (823.88)

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  • never saw Leon in the room. cool!

    I want to see the movie with the original ford voice-over. The FULL version, but I heard that maybe lost forever

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    stirgy (2286.80)  

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    • @stirgy This one ?
      Blade Runner - US Theatrical ending (1982)
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbKSr3vb32U
      I think i never see it too.

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      goervideos (382.20)  

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    • @stirgy

      It was just on TV about a month ago. One of the movie channels. I watched it 3 times over a weekend. It's no. 1 on my movie list.

      Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
      joe prole (1642.40)  

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    • @goervideos - no. I read Paul Sammon's book, "Future Noir". In it he describes that there was a "first draft" version of the movie. I believe it was shown once at a college in CA. This was not the workprint, it was even before that. It had the full Deckard narration throughout the entire movie. I believe Harrison Ford hated it and they ended up cutting his narration drastically, which became the workprint version and subsequently, the US release.

      I think Scott said the origi More..

      Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
      stirgy (2286.80)  

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    • @stirgy thx a lot for all these explanations.

      And if u are a movie fan (as i am) u need to check "les cahiers du cinema" its a gold mine.
      Godard, Rohmer, Truffaut and Chabrol even participated as critics.

      http://www.cahiersducinema.com/-Les-petits-Cahiers-.html

      Professional Cinematographers talk & exchange ideas about Cinematography.
      http://www.cinematography.net/

      future noire the lost chapter in the first edition of the book:
      http://scribble.com/uwi/br/fn/fn-ch8.html

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      goervideos (382.20)  

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  • dystopia never looked so good.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    stixtoo (122.50)

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  • Cinematography is one of the best ever in sci fi....pure classic...I would have thought they try and profit again and make a sequel....

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    gizmo8 (416.66)  

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  • one of my favs. Our futures, slowly coming true. Philip K DIck was a genius.

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    jutsenberg (67.00)  

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    • @jutsenberg Philip K. Dick never saw Blade Runner.

      Blade Runner was released 25 June, 1982.
      Philip Dick died a few months before, on March 2, 1982.

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    • @ViaVirus ? You do know that he wrote the book the movie was based on...like others e.g. total recall.

      Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
      jutsenberg (67.00)  

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    • @jutsenberg Sure do!

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  • This movie could be a Kubrick (for the picture), a Godard (for the natural), a Kurosawa (for the shadows)a Hitchcock (for the suspense)movie but its a Ridley Scott.

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  • @Stirgy
    @all

    future noire the lost chapter in the first edition of the book:
    http://scribble.com/uwi/br/fn/fn-ch8.html

    blade runner movie, the home of blade runner
    http://brmovie.com/

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  • ive seen this before in the movie

    Posted Sep-26-2012 By 
    aa316 (608.42)

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