"It's too bad she won't live! But then again who does?!"

Rating: 9/10 (9 January 2003)

This movie is one of the best science fiction films ever created (I've only seen directors cut). It has dark and beautiful cinematography and a realistic vision of the future. Unlike other science fiction films.. (Terminator 2, Aliens) this film doesn't focus on action. Actually, action is rarely used and most of it is hand to hand combat or Deckard shooting someone. Okay, now for the acting. Harrison Ford does one of his best performances ever, he doesn't say much or do much but adds a kind of tiredness to the character. He seems to be tired of having to hunt down these replicants and feels bad for them. I think he is even a replicant himself actually. You also have that pollish guy, I can't remember his name that plays Roy Batty. He does such an amazing job of playing a villian especially with lines such as "did a man go to your house? Police man?", "Its too bad these memories will be lost like tears in the rain," and finally "If only you could seen what I have seen." I really liked James Edward Almos's character even though he mostly drove Deckard around. He was the guy that did the Origami which has a surprising turn toward the end. He also delivers the line that I labeled as my title, "It's too bad she won't live! But then again who does?!" and Harrison Ford nodds his head. Overall I think this and Alien are two of the best sci films ever created.