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| − | '''''Blade Runner''''' is a [[film]] based on the [[novel]] "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", by [[Philip K. Dick]]. | + | '''''Blade Runner''''' is a [[film]] directed by [[Ridley Scott]] and based on the [[novel]] "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", by [[Philip K. Dick]]. |
Set in a dystopian future, where the Earth's environment is heavily polluted, the story circles around artificial human-like beings, known as Replicants, which were intended to serve humanity. However some of them don't perform as intended, murder their masters, and flee. Rogue replicants are hunted by a special police unit, the 'blade runners'. While the underlying book circles around the question about the definition of being human the movie focuses more on the creator-creation relationship of these beings to the natural humans. | Set in a dystopian future, where the Earth's environment is heavily polluted, the story circles around artificial human-like beings, known as Replicants, which were intended to serve humanity. However some of them don't perform as intended, murder their masters, and flee. Rogue replicants are hunted by a special police unit, the 'blade runners'. While the underlying book circles around the question about the definition of being human the movie focuses more on the creator-creation relationship of these beings to the natural humans. | ||
[[Category:Science Fiction Movies]] | [[Category:Science Fiction Movies]] | ||
Revision as of 21:03, January 23, 2010
Blade Runner is a film directed by Ridley Scott and based on the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", by Philip K. Dick.
Set in a dystopian future, where the Earth's environment is heavily polluted, the story circles around artificial human-like beings, known as Replicants, which were intended to serve humanity. However some of them don't perform as intended, murder their masters, and flee. Rogue replicants are hunted by a special police unit, the 'blade runners'. While the underlying book circles around the question about the definition of being human the movie focuses more on the creator-creation relationship of these beings to the natural humans.