Not only the best S.F. film, something more...

Rating: 10/10 (8 March 2001)

Do androids dream of electric sheep? The title of P.K.Dick's book definitely would not be catchy enough to hit the silver screen, so it had to go. As did many major elements (the artificial animals, actually) of the book. Does this makes Blade Runner a bad movie? No, not at all. It is definitely the best S.F. film ever, closely followed by Cubrick's "2001". Intelligent script, great filming, breathtaking scenes and FX... And it is a film you can watch even if you aren't too much into sci fi. Plus, it is a film you can watch again, and again. And some very good acting there, too. Not only - the usual suspect - Harisson Ford, but also Rutger Hauer. The director Ridley Scott did set a landmark for his career with this film and never managed to come even close with his next attempts - I do not want to comment on his latest "Gladiator", I think it is pointless.