So three (or was it four?) versions of the film weren't enough?
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Originally Posted by lwright84 /forum/post/20838197
I see I'm probably one of the few whole is intrigued by this. I saw Blade Runner for the first time last year and was not impressed... definitely a victim of it's past success and the resulting hype since. I didn't think it was necessarily bad (have to say that before FendersRule's spidey sense goes off), I was just expecting so much more. So I will definitely be interested to see what Ridley will do with it.
Of course, I would think that this hinges on the success or failure of Prometheus.
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Originally Posted by FendersRule /forum/post/20838336
The fact is, Blade Runner is one of the greatest Sci-Fi films ever made.
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he fact is, Blade Runner is one of the greatest Sci-Fi films ever made.
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Originally Posted by oink /forum/post/20838448
I don't get it....
Assuming one is a fan of BR, why the hate concerning RS doing another chapter of Blade Runner?
Passing judgement on a film RS hasn't even filmed yet?
Sequels/prequels do not NECESSARILY equate to a surprise case of the crabs.
Sheesh, get real folks.
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Originally Posted by FendersRule /forum/post/20838336
That's for you.
The fact is, Blade Runner is one of the greatest Sci-Fi films ever made. There is no other film on the face of this earth that has the amount of atmosphere that Blade Runner has. Take a listen to the Vangelis album. Take a look at the behind the scenes (which is probably the most interesting and comprehensive "behind the scenes" in film history). Blade Runner isn't about action (which is what you were expecting). Blade Runner is about emotion, ideas, and concepts. It always has been.
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Originally Posted by oink /forum/post/20838448
I don't get it....
Assuming one is a fan of BR, why the hate concerning RS doing another chapter of Blade Runner?
Passing judgement on a film RS hasn't even filmed yet?
Sequels/prequels do not NECESSARILY equate to a surprise case of the crabs.
Sheesh, get real folks.
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Originally Posted by Art Sonneborn /forum/post/20838617
+1
Great great film ,but of course, it is an opinion, what else could it be.
Art
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Originally Posted by lwright84 /forum/post/20837748
... and Scott has said he would never work without 3D again.[/i]
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Originally Posted by FendersRule /forum/post/20838632
Blade Runner is pitch-perfect in every single second of every single scene.
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Box-office tickets are never an indication of a film's quality. Too many examples to list to bring that point home.