Articles about Blade Runner
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Harrison Ford talks 'Blade Runner' at AFI event: Memories from production, the 'Is Deckard a Replicant?' debate, and more
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Our future is screwed, people! Robots run rampant, the sun don't shine, and quaint town gatherings resemble S&M conventions. At least that's how our favorite dystopian movies see it...
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Recently, someone encouraged me to write a few science fiction pieces with a positive outlook, maybe because there is a dominance of dystopian science fiction; a preponderance of horror and gloom within the genre. I get told that science fiction is often too gloomy in its outlook, needlessly creating bleak visions of the future as if to deter our civilization's progress. We only need to name a few examples among movies for this to seem true: Blade Runner (1982), The Terminator (1984), Minority Report (2002), and a world of others. The conclusion is that writers of science fiction have consistently tried to send out warnings about where our civilization is going and we have ended up with a barrage of dystopian science fiction.
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Negative studio notes on "Blade Runner" from 1982, proving that many Hollywood execs clearly don't know anything at all
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Film.com compiles a list of the 50 best movies not nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
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The blueprints of some visionary directors' most iconic scenes
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Video: A @champangamo supercut of windows getting smashed in movies - 90 windows in 55 films, to be precise
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From Patton to Braveheart, unforgettable moments in on-screen oratory
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@whatculture takes a crack at the 15 best film scores of all time. Some solid picks, though some are suspect; what's missing?
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'Prometheus' Blu-ray teases connection to Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner,' but why stop there?
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Negative studio notes on "Blade Runner" from 1982, proving that many Hollywood execs clearly don't know anything at all
Source: www.slashfilm.com
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The blueprints of some visionary directors' most iconic scenes
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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Harrison Ford talks 'Blade Runner' at AFI event: Memories from production, the 'Is Deckard a Replicant?' debate, and more
Source: insidemovies.ew.com
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Our future is screwed, people! Robots run rampant, the sun don't shine, and quaint town gatherings resemble S&M conventions. At least that's how our favorite dystopian movies see it...
Source: www.ew.com
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Recently, someone encouraged me to write a few science fiction pieces with a positive outlook, maybe because there is a dominance of dystopian science fiction; a preponderance of horror and gloom within the genre. I get told that science fiction is often too gloomy in its outlook, needlessly creating bleak visions of the future as if to deter our civilization's progress. We only need to name a few examples among movies for this to seem true: Blade Runner (1982), The Terminator (1984), Minority Report (2002), and a world of others. The conclusion is that writers of science fiction have consistently tried to send out warnings about where our civilization is going and we have ended up with a barrage of dystopian science fiction.
Source: www.vividscribe.com
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Film.com compiles a list of the 50 best movies not nominated for a Best Picture Oscar
Source: www.film.com
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From Patton to Braveheart, unforgettable moments in on-screen oratory
Source: www.theatlantic.com
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@whatculture takes a crack at the 15 best film scores of all time. Some solid picks, though some are suspect; what's missing?
Source: whatculture.com
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'Prometheus' Blu-ray teases connection to Ridley Scott's 'Blade Runner,' but why stop there?
Source: popwatch.ew.com
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Video: A @champangamo supercut of windows getting smashed in movies - 90 windows in 55 films, to be precise
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One of its most compelling settings in BladeRunner is this Frank Lloyd Wright architectural masterpiece from 1924. The Ennis House, also known as the Ennis-Brown House, serves as Deckard's home and — true to the future predicted in Blade Runner — the mansion began falling into disrepair after the 1994 Northridge earthquake.
2655 Glendower Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
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This shot of Deckard arriving home is an altered image of the drive up to the very unusual Ennis Brown House in the Hollywood Hills. The all-concrete Mayan design home doubles for the blade runner's apartment, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
2725 Glendower Avenue, Los Angeles, CA
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The waterlogged home of toymaker Sebastian, where Deckard is menaced by androids and has the final showdown with Batty is the Bradbury Building
304 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CA
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Los Angeles landmark with the cylindrical towers of the Bonaventure Hotel
404 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA
