In my opinion, the theme of this story is that Dyke loses humanity more and more in the process of hunting man-made people, while at the same time, the man-made people are gradually showing a more human side. Finally, Dyke must ask himself: What am I doing? What is the nature of the difference between me and them? If there is no difference, then who am I? ()
The display of the future in Blade Runner is not the special effects, but the art. In that era, art artists used hand-painted models and models to create a full of details in Los Angeles. Those low-light photography and future bizarre scenes have become classics. On the surface, the film describes the relationship between humans and clones. From a philosophical point of view, Scott explores the ancient propositions of how a person should "know oneself" and "find identity". ()
The most prominent highlight of "Blade Runner" is the conflict between the rules and order of civilization and humanity and emotion in the film. In the rapid development of science and technology tomorrow, the inherent order and cleanliness may be abandoned by people. Therefore, the tone of the entire film is full of gloom and gloom. Under the fast speeding car that shuttles among the high-rise buildings, there are dirty and crowded streets, and under the huge advertisement that obscures half of the sky, there are mediocre people.
On August 26, 2004, organized by the British "Guardian" and selected by 60 famous scientists including the British biologist Dawkins and the famous Canadian psychologist Pinker and many other scientific celebrities In the list of movies, "Blade Runner" topped the list. Mingus, a stem cell biologist at King's College London who served as a judge, said that "Blade Runner" is the best science fiction movie he has ever seen. ()
