80's violence

Rating: 10/10 (29 October 2017)

Blade Runner, the original, was conceived in the 80's. We are in the middle of the return of violence decades, between 1960-1990. Bronx in flames, rapes at Central Park, crack, together with another rights revolution, along with rock'n roll, hip hop, Stones, Woodstock, Hendrix.
But, I repeat, all these revolution not without violence.
And then we inherited all these masterpieces for humanity on screen.
It's not just Blade Runner. Mad Max. What else?
This end of the world perspectives, from within the epicenter of a degraded society back then, without any hope, created the best "end-of- the-civilization" movies.
If 1992 started a seven year old consecutive reduction in every major crime stats, and today we no longer see that graffiti painted NY trains, nor L.A neighborhoods in fire, we can enter Mad Max 4 or, now, Blade Runner 2049, and artistically dress that 80's uniform, that way to see the world, and the future, overwhelmed by the talent of the carefully chosen director and, specially at this kind of movie, director of photography.
Let's fully dive into this the 80's tunnel, to watch how would be the world, still we've had graffiti trains, fire, rapes everywhere, fear, wish to escape, pursuit of a (utopic?) paradise.
Put on your 80's glasses to (what would have been) the future!