Like A Replicant's Tears In The Rain

Rating: 1/10 (3 January 2015)

Hey! Get this straight. If you don't like Blade Runner, you don't understand it. Why? Because you don't. You're not allowed to dislike it.
Over the years Blade Runner has gathered around itself such a huge fan-base (that's so out of whack) that anyone who says they dislike it is instantly discredited and dismissed as an idiot. So, you better like Blade Runner, or you're an idiot, got it?
Blade Runner is a completely brain-dead, wannabe, intellectual, Sci-Fi film that spends 2 hours delivering a careless and poorly managed love story and then "Wham! Bam!" at the end it's suddenly a statement about the meaning of life. (Sorry, but the last 10 minutes don't make up for the first 2 hours.)
And the question was raised - "Was Deckard really a replicant?" Who cares! Harrison Ford's portrayal was about as realistic as that of a robot. And about half the time he walked around looking like he'd just been punched in the nuts.
Is Blade Runner a finely sculpted masterpiece of cinematic excellence? No, it is not!!
If this film is really Ridley Scott's idea of poignant commentary, then it sure makes me glad to know that he doesn't have an ego.