One of best films ever made!

Rating: 10/10 (18 September 2008)

It is hard to put onto words , how this film appears on the screen when you first see it, to some it is a look at humanity and what it really means to be human to some it about robots being as human as mankind, to me it is a piece of art.
The images, which soar off the screen like a work of art by Van Gogh or Callevaggio seem to show how good Ridley Scott is as a visual artist, The first ten minutes I was blown away by the visual imagery it was bright but so dark at the same time. It looked like Japan, London and LA had a child and it was the foreboding city scape of Blade Runner, every inch referring back to a ancient civilisation, for example the Myan Temple like structure of the Tyral building, It seems like a dream like state but you awake as you sit listening to the narration of Harrison Ford as he driven to his destination, like a knight being taken to Camelot, The dialogue between Harrison Ford and the lieutenant is so taut and full of anger that you are not sure which side Harrison Ford is on.
Brion Jones and Rudgar Hauger were so scary as the menacing replicants he is hunting, as they are looking to become human but Tyrel is the only person they can turn to and he is a robot in human form, This has a great speech and you have to see it once in your life.