I'd put it on the walls of Louvre

Rating: 10/10 (21 October 2010)

How to describe beauty without expressing true feelings? It's a deeply personal film that touches depths of a human soul and represents true beauty in so many aspects: the everlasting and unbearable beauty of real love, the beauty of our dystopian humanity that never loses hope, the beauty of our creative minds and our capability to cherish our memories. Even the beauty of our selfdestructive nature that we cannot comprehand. When I watched Blade Runner for the first time it was in the early 80's theater and I was overwhelmed as some visitor of Louvre whose tears roll down his cheeks because he cannot handle too much beauty, too much truth about ourselves and our world. The ultimate work of art and labour of love. Thank you, Mr. Scott.