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  • More Than Human: Bladerunners Human/Replicant Debate: PopSubCulture.coms The Biography Project

    Nice review. Really captures the issues raised by the movie. That said, I take issue with the following statement: "The root conflict in Blade Runner, as I see it is: What happens when machines created by man become superior to mankind?" I think that, as the essay effectively... more

    Reviewed by thopper Feb 03 2005, 12:24pm ( 72 reviews ) popsubculture.com

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  • Rated by rmillis on Oct 09, 2:14pm

    I still don't know what to believe. Is he a replicant or a human?
  • Reviewed by mark-picton on Oct 01, 11:24am

    a bit odd-ball
  • Rated by ReveredAtheist on Jul 12, 10:09pm

    This guy assumes a lot and gets some of the more basic symbolism wrong. A pigeon? No, Roy is not cradling a pigeon at the end...
  • Rated by coldkid on Jun 10, 9:19am

    Now I'm really desperate to watch the movie, which is totally hard to find in my country.
  • Rated by PurposefulStride on Feb 11 2009, 8:52pm

    A nice analysis of a spectacular film. I like the author's comparisons with the original work; I didn't know that Deckard was human in the book. For what it's worth, Ridley Scott has revealed that he presented Deckard as a replicant. The unicorn, Deckard's apparently super-human abilities (hanging onto the roof by three fingers, for example), and the glow of his eyes in a particular scene were clues Scott left (by his own admission).
  • Reviewed by MrRefney on Jan 29 2009, 11:15pm

    I think that it's pretty simplistic to say that Replicants represent Jews and the police represent Nazis within this story. There are some correlations, sure, but I think that a lot of the Nazi themes people get stuck on come from later books that Dick didn't even write.
  • Rated by Linkdork on Nov 30 2008, 7:55pm

    Very interesting article. Have to watch that movie again.
  • Rated by 0isin on Oct 01 2008, 7:30pm

    This was an excellent film.
  • Rated by Jopon on Oct 01 2008, 3:00pm

    Good essay. Good movie.