Blade Runner welcomes you to an earth set in the not to distant future of 2019. The film centres a round the blade runner (Harrison Ford) who kills (retires) the replicates that have turned evil.

Rating: Null/10 (27 May 2004)

The world in which this takes place includes robotic animals voice activated lifts, floating cars, and public video phones. The film portrays a dystopian look at the future where robots created by man known as replicates are threatening humanity. The film takes the usual route of human verses machine and the battle for control, with masculine lead characters for both sides. However, that said the film has a slight twist as not all replicates are evil, indeed not all replicates are aware they are replicates. These replicates go through society believing they are just the same as everyone else and that they have a past, with photos to prove it.
The replicates in the story are portrayed by both genders and look identical to humans. However, one destination is still clear and that is of emotion. The replicates can be separated from humans by taking a test designed to provoke reactions, such as describe in your own words your mother? The test tries to provoke emotions such as hate, love, fear and envy this is then cross referenced to determine human or machine. However, the new replicates being created have started to learn emotions much like a human and this test has become increasing difficult to determine.
This film is good and worth watching and is a very good example of CYBORG representation in science fiction films.
If you have not seen this film yet I urge you to.