i fuckin beat off to this movie

Premier science fiction, a bleak look at the future with philosophical elements and a great performance from Harrison Ford. One of Ridley Scott's best.

Both a prophetic science-fiction masterpiece and a rich exploration of humanity, Blade Runner is an amazing film that greatly rewards repeated viewings.

I really just disliked Blade Runner as it was a dreary miserable and really overrated struggle to get through which only warms up in the last half hour. Harrison Ford's great value as always though.

I was a little upset when I found out that this wasn't the movie with Wesley Snipes, but then my sci-fi interests were piqued and I decided to give it a chance.

Masterpiece whose vision of a cyberpunk future has never been bettered.

An iconic movie filled with memorable imagery and contains an inriguing plot that explores what it is to be human. Ford plays Deckard with more depth than you'd expect and isn't afraid of making him unsympathetic at times. Rutger Hauer steals the show though as the replicant desperate to survive. Overall though Blade Runner's real sucess is creating a believable future for the viewer to immerse themselves in, this is backed up by a wonderful score that enhances the mood perfectly. A true classic

Deckard is a Cylon.

Perennial sci-fi film, a masterpiece of film making.

Vangelis, thank you. Oh, and the stuff that happens on-screen is pretty cool, too.

Superbly crafted sci-fi, which invests a remarkable storyline with a distinctive noir-ish visual style and the seventies high-tech look. Impeccable in every detail, from casting to scripting to the unforgettable look at a future where machines have a truer sense of soul than humans do.