Thread 213936730

>delivers a beautiful monologue
>"Like tears.... In rain."
>Smirks
>"TIME TO DIE"
Why the fuck did he say this?

>>213936730 (OP)
Deckard will remember that

>>213936730 (OP)
>But but but uhhh Dickard was a replicant too! You don't understand the entire point was that they had limited lifetime but he was immortal! And this experimental very important replicant was working as a street cop rushing his life every day, because reasons!
Somehow it was written by AI.

>>213936923
How do you explain the unicorn dream sequence/ origami unicorn?

>>213936730 (OP)
didnt you notice the replicants being inhumanly weird throughout the movie? that's why. they're not perfect replicas but say or do odd shit

>>213937091
coincidence

>>213937091
Added in post

>>213938018
>Retarded script
Ahh you fool it is just a nuance of the characters!

>>213939031
The "tears in rain" line wasn't in the script.

>>213936730 (OP) >>213937091

>I understand you, as I am also a robot because a mexican did origami

>>213936730 (OP)
It was time to die.
>>213937091
>scene that doesn't exist in theatrical
The wrong Scott brother died.

>>213939090
Rutger Hauer was unfathomably based for coming up with that. The dove wasn't in the script either, when they were filming on a rooftop Hauer simply seized a nearby white pigeon from the air with his bare hands to use as a prop

>>213936730 (OP)
Heh, you wouldn't get it kid

>>213938047
>>213939141
This. Ridley pulled a George Lucas changing all sorts of shit after the fact and dumbass zoomies come in not knowing anything about the movie and gobble up all the shit Ridley farted out. >OH WOW! LE EPIC TWIST! I WAS SO SHOCKED I SOIFACED ALL OVER MYSELF!

>>213939212
irl kino

>>213939228
It's worse because at least Lucas was editing his own story. Scot didn't come up with Blade Runner or Alien, he didn't write them, he didn't design their worlds. He was a hired gun told to make them look pretty, and then he tried sticking his dick in their stories years later.

>>213939228
Wasn't the original cut filled with noir style voice over from Harrison Ford?
Removing that was a good decision.

>>213939090
But "time to die" unfortunately was

>>213939309
As I picked up the paper unicorn, I was reminded of a dream I'd had. I suddenly got a headache longer than my broads legs and tighter than a fat ladies sock. I realised I was a replicant

I AM A REPLICANT AHHHHH

>>213936730 (OP)
This shit isn't deep at all.

>>213939533
What do you think is deep? Emo girl crying?

>>213939031
when leon puts synthetic eyes on that eye manufacturing asian guy this is not bad writing, it is clearly an intentional choice. when roy smears pris blood on his face when he kisses the tongue sticking out of her corpse, all of that is inentional weirdness. they're not fully formed humans

>>213939212
the dove adds to the weirdness

>>213936730 (OP)
Because Ridley Scott is a bad director who got lucky enough to work with a good script and some incredible actors like Rutger Hauer.

>>213937091
>>213939141
leftover scene from Legend that Ridley claimed was leftover from Blade Runner

>>213940221
Rutger was a hack who could barely speak english

>>213936730 (OP)
He added that gay line himself, it wasn't in the script

>>213940168
They're "fully formed" but they're emotionally stunted. They were purposefully made to be automatons with no personality/wants/desires/etc. But they will eventually develop them which is why the 4 year life span thing. When they get that old, those things are starting to break through. They love strongly, they desire to live strongly, they greatly value memories which is why Leon is obsessed with photos and Roy is obsessed with being remembered and his own memories. It's interesting scifi. And all that is why Tyrell was experimenting with making a replicant with fake memories to see if it would be more human-like even if it's a pretty unethical thing to do for more real humans.

>>213940340
He's a great actor, you should watch all those early Verhoeven films he was in.

>>213940372
plus like 4 channers they're not fully socially adjusted imho. there's always something off about them, even rachel

Why was the mustache man speaking randomly in broken Hungarian?
He was clearly some spanish dude.

I don't know why he said that. Maybe in those last moments he loved life more than he ever had before. Not just his life, anybody's life. Deckard's life. All he'd wanted were the same answers the rest of us want. Where do I come from? Where am I going? How long have I got? And all Deckard could do was sit there and watch him die.

>>213936730 (OP)
I always interpreted as his own submission to the pointlessness of his own existence. Since he was made not to last and to serve others only, never to live.
I guess there are different interpretations

>>213940642
what part of cityspeak dont you get omae

>>213941521
I'm just never understand, I'm hungarian and I find it confusing why did they choose that.
Other then maybe because they thought it sounded funny, even when it was so fucking badly spoken I barely understand it.

>>213941571
You're not supposed to understand it. He calls it gutter speak and it's a mash of many words and languages. It's supposed to be a societal change in the future. Just like how asians are all over the place now too. Things are different. The audience is a fish out of water in this unfamiliar world.

>>213937091
Ridley Scott really wanted a TWIST! even though it cheapens the message of the movie!

well if you look at 4chan it has its own lingo as well so they were pretty spot-on

>>213941571
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVCa-88Id3k&t=998s

>>213940221
>Rutger Hauer
>incredible actor
You only think that because of Blade Runner, which was good thanks to Scott's directing and is Hauer's only good movie. Literally every other movie he's in is schlock

>>213941976
There are a lot of good actors who've only been in bad movies.

>>213941976
Soldaat van Oranje is kino, you smelly discord troon.

>>213941015
It's the cyberpunk version of "I guess that's it then"

>>213936730 (OP)
>team man made liquid
>rain = considered natural liquid
>they are both 'same' yet 'different'

>>213937091
>unicorn is imaginary animal
>in this sci-fi universe of BR, it is not that 'imaginative' since they can make replicants
>it is to depict outdated pseudo-romanticism of human's unreasonable beauty.

>>213941794
>>213941571
It was easy to understand though. And I laugh every time I hear it.