Joseph_Santos_Cruzz OP t1_jde19fk wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Survey-9077 in I recently saw Blade Runner (1982) and really did not get the appeal. Why is this movie so iconic? by Joseph_Santos_Cruzz
The production was definitely cool but does that mean not many people connect with the display of this story either?
Diamond_Champagne t1_jde71id wrote
But thats the point of the movie? You're not supposed to feel excited. Deckard is questioning whether he's doing the right thing in these moments. He is basically killing slaves for daring to exist.
Joseph_Santos_Cruzz OP t1_jdec9j9 wrote
That sounds like an exiting moral dilemma that makes for a great movie experience.
Ok-Survey-9077 t1_jde1yv0 wrote
And you’re perfectly entitled to feel that way about the movie, but when you look at all the facets you see positive about, it’s easy to see why it’s such an iconic film.
the_mighty_hetfield t1_jde2y78 wrote
Figures Henry Ford, inventor of the assembly line, would get into robotics.
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Call_of_Tculhu t1_jde2jkp wrote
Then he got in his model T?
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