An incredibly immersive achievement by Ridley Scott

Rating: 9/10 (9 August 2019)

"Blade Runner" directed by Ridley Scott and written for the screen by Hampton Fancher and David Peoples defined generations to come with courageous and experimental approaches to film-making. What left is there to be said about it?
Superb immersion through astonishing sets, staging, light choreography, cinematography, music, and of course - impeccable practical effects.
My impression is that the US theatrical version has generally received a lot of criticism when compared with Scott's director's cut and especially his very own "Final Cut", with emphasis on Harrison Ford's very unenthusiastic voice acting on the voice overs.
Although I can relate to this, and although I by far prefer the "Final Cut", I find the theatrical version to function interestingly on several levels; e.g. as an ode to film noir in the voice overs, contributing to the overall noir-feel to the story.
Regardless of version, this film masterpiece is a must to experience.