Just ordered mine! Can't wait to start building!

To anybody that’s in Southeast Michigan. Emagine is showing Blade Runner at the Birmingham 8 on 7/23 at 7:00 PM. A FEW SEATS STILL AVAILABLE!

I’m obsessed with the Blade Runner franchise, but the animation of Black Lotus is so repulsive that I’ve never been able to get past the first 5 minutes of the first episode.

Could someone please redo the animation so that I can watch it?

Thanks in advance lol.

I finally got my blade runner wall done! (for now) 😃

Hi! i know there is some footage out there (To be human, dressing the skin and so on) nut where can I find them? Are they available for free? Thanks

He's all alone now...

Man. Officer K is such an odd protagonist. Like a cog that shifted out of place and changed the whole machine. A character that is so deeply pathetic yet powerful. I think about him every day. Not in the sense that I want to be him, but in the sense that I should do a lot with what I am given the same way he did, and I think of that whenever I am left with a choice.

Saw this photo and thought of this line in Batty's monologue.

Les dejo este artículo que me pareció buenísimo sobre el clásico de R. Scott.

“¿Por qué Blade Runner es una de las mejores películas de todos los tiempos?“ by Franco Agustín Carbone Costa on Medium: https://medium.com/aunque-sea-un-homo-sapiens/por-qu%C3%A9-blade-runner-es-una-de-las-mejores-pel%C3%ADculas-de-todos-los-tiempos-da7d3f7bb085

I cant help but think the corollary of the turtle question, and a better question, will always be, Describe the most intense orgasm you’ve ever experienced in as much detail as possible?

Watching Blade Runner 2049 reminded me of how those apocalyptic skies seemed so exaggerated or overly dramatic for effect. The sobering reality of the current wildfire smoke and air quality warnings will make it all too familiar for future viewings unfortunately.

I work in Human Resources and this is buried at the bottom of my experience (to see if anyone ever notices). I figured this is the only place that would find this funny...

I get that the offspring of a human, Deckard, and a replicant, Rachael, is significant. But given that Ana has an immune deficiency, lives in a fishbowl, and likely won't reproduce, isn't the significance a moot point? Not really a threat to humans or hope for replicants? What am I missing?

The streetcars in San Diego are already in full swing promoting the event. The release date must be closer than ever!

I love 2049, it’s a fantastic movie. But a few things stick up for me like sore thumbs.

1) Techsplaining. Look at what great tech we have in the year 2049, these little drones provide vision to this blind mogul. They even make a special entrance in the scene, and Wallace even talks about it.

2) Wallace himself. He doesn’t seem real, and in most of his scenes he makes speeches. His way of talking is also unreal. Compared to Tyrell, he’s not very believable. And also, a blind man becomes the richest and most powerful man on earth (and off-world, so in the universe)? Unreal.