Blade Runner Page 2: More Screencaps

Here are some more wonderful visuals for you…

 

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The home of the corporate pharaohs, sitting atop the rest of the city.

 

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The police station…

 

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And the streets below…

 

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The ship that continually advertises off-world travel to a far better destination…

 

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The unicorn man…

 

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And Roy Batty, the speech…

 

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Comments

February 13, 2007

.anima.mechanica. said:

Aw, I DIDN’T see page two. Now I’m even happier. :-D

July 4, 2007

David L. Snyder said:

If you have the will and means, please send all “Blade Runner”
articles to the addresses above, and please do not publish my
contact information. Your site is one of a high level of quality.
Cheers,
David (L.) Snyder, Art Director, “Blade Runner”(1982-2007).

July 24, 2007

'The Maker' said:

Well, I agree with many that this movie has influenced cinema dramatically and every cyberpunk movie since. This movie as influenced my life in a profound way. I was throughly impressive by the movie and then I went back and dug up the book that it was based on , “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep” by Philip K. Dick, and from there everything has just taken on a life of it’s own. Check this out to see for yourself!! http://www.illsheep.com

September 2, 2007

john paul vidal de aquino said:

this piramids is not egipsian is the mexican piramids.
the best page of blade runner in internet:
http://www.bladezone.com/
the best page of flying cars:
www.roadabletimes.com
the best flying cars of the history of cinema is that movie !

May 26, 2009

Ed Hoffman said:

My grandfather is 88 years old. He’s pretty active and follows current events closely. I printed out your review to this film, read it to him, and then we watched the film. He really appreciated subtle beauty and undeniable intelligence behind it and told me it was now his favorite film.

my life is now complete.

July 14, 2010

We'reOnlyHuman said:

i always found it so profound that after all the evil Batty has comitted,all that killing, he ultimately chooses to bestow mercy on Deckard, Thus demonstrating he’s the most ‘human’ of anyone maybe in the film.

Truly a beauitufl moment in film, though the flying dove was a bit much, Sir Ridley

April 25, 2011

Anonymous said:

Hail to the king.

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