"Quite an experience to live in fear, isn't it."

Rating: Null/10 (20 December 2001)

This is an excellent movie all around. This was the era where Harrison Ford was Indiana Jones and Han Solo (those were pretty good movies, though), and it was nice to see a change in pace for the incredibly skilled actor. I thought Harrison Ford did a great job, just because he was an entertaining as well as believable character.
I thought Rutger Haur stole the movie, though. Roy Batty was such an interesting character, and Rutger Haur did a great job in animating him to real life. Batty was also a great character because he had feelings and emotions, even though he is a murderous Nexus 6, which is the most superior model of Replicants. He had an interesting sense of humor (he could be pretty funny at parts), and he also developed strong emotions. The ending was my favorite part for many reasons, but most of all for Roy's final monologue.
Sean Young and Dearl Hannah (especially Dearl Hannah, and her cool face painting)were also very pleasing in Blade Runner. This movie is great for many reasons, for the great action scenes, for the great acting and dialogue, the bleak waste land of what has become Los Angeles in 2019, and also, and probably most importantly, the philosophical message the film provides us with in the end.
Blade Runner is fun for everyone, except people who can't handle even a little violence (it's pretty brief). Ridley Scott usually makes great decisions on movies, which generally turn into hits, and this one is no exception (a great follow up to 'Alien'). Check it out and you won't be let down, unless you want a non stop shoot em' up, because this movie does have a lot of action, but not through out the whole movie. This is a new favorite of mine. 10/10