R.Scott's Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (16 May 2015)

I.m a huge fan of R.Scott's work, i've watched Blade Runner in 82 and almost every year since...like yesterday evening :)
In 79 R. Scott had made Alien the 8th passenger to compete against Star Wars for Fox, both changed Sci-fi movie forever, then he gave us Blade Runner and for me it's his masterpiece.
It's a noir movie, a disappointed cop is hired by the L A metro police in a near future to kill replicant, human AI.
It's raining all the time, no sky, it's really dark, down town LA is a mix of a open market for anything,animals clones and genetics shops, cheap hotels and squats, skyscrapers are huge, the Tyrel corp. looks like a modern over sized pyramid, most of the human beings who are always there, have diseases or have no money and cannot go to the space colonies.
then i must say, the movie is really far better than the book 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' was.
Harrison Ford is superb as all the cast. which is, for some of them, their best movie as of today, I became a fan of Rutger Hauer as well for his portrayal of Roy. do you know that, Roy's last words were a total improvisation of R.Hauer?
the music by Vangelis is perfect. after all these years, it's still one of the best sci-fi movie ever made,
you must see it