Blade Runner

Yup. Blade Runner 2049 good. Alien: Covenant bad. ;)

If you aren't already familiar with this podcast, they do a thoughtful job of discussing the films, TV, and comics. Some of the discussion has even helped me evolve my own interpretations of some aspects of the movies.

Hi everyone :) I was wondering if anyone would be interested in chatting about things similar to Blade Runner/Philip K Dick? I've read pretty much all of his books that I get my hands on, but am sadly hitting the point where it's an event when I find one I've not already read. :)

Do any other Science Fiction writers or films scratch the same itch? :)

To throw one of his own into the discussion: We Can Build You is fantastic - much slower, but explores androids, and their impact on the human characters. :)

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Not a new question for the internet, but curious what thoughts are out there. Myself, I didn't see the theatrical first. I saw the director's cut on home video and eventually bought the final cut. Having seen all, I find myself preferring the final cut. Thoughts?

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Here are some framed photo pieces I made from photography shot at the Bradberry building in Los Angeles. The quote in the center is from the character Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) at the end of the film.