Tags · Blade Runner

• 04-Oct-2017
  Blade Runner Blade Runner is brutal and ambiguous. This essay on seeing it for the first time: it’s right on. This take is more critical than I was for the first 10 years of loving Blade Runner. At some point I could see that a cop tasked with killing a bunch of people is a really strange...

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• 03-Mar-2014
  Quotes of the Day “Monsieur, azonnal kövessen engem bitte.” –Gaff “Lófaszt, nehogy már. Te vagy a Blade.” –Gaff “That gibberish he talked was city speak, gutter talk. A mishmash of Japanese, Spanish, German, what have you. I didn’t really need a translator, I knew the lingo, every good cop did. But I wasn’t going to make it easier for...

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• 28-May-2008
  Soy Cowboy: Lily Pads & Rock Cod After high school, it became something of a fetish of mine to travel from San Diego to Los Angeles and do various sightseeing. One of the things I (and my friend Chris) used to hit was the Art Center College of Design gallery. For us, Art Center was the pinnacle of cool, of talent, of...

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• 22-May-2008

  
  Blade Runner BMW Ad Really cool German BMW Ad which uses multiple motifs prop items from the film Blade Runner. I like the usage of Science Fiction in unusual places. I’m reminded of a post from last December, Robot Meets Girl.

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• 22-Apr-2007

  
  Accelerated Decrepitude: Reading Glasses Spectacles were invented in the 13th century. In the year of our Lord, 2007 — yesterday, in fact, I received a pair of eyeglasses which I will attempt to wear for reading and otherwise. I am 37 years old. Dr. Kubota, the Japanese-American eye doctor I went to was most professional. I really liked the...

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• 22-Jul-2002
  Hawai’i and Memories Well, this is a bit better. Since I last typed, I jumped off a 40 foot lava rock a few times, swam with 3 honest-to-goodness sea turtles, had some bagels and lox, flew from Maui to Hawai’i (the locals write it out that way. Hawaiian is not a written language, it’s about the sound, and...

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• 24-Feb-2002
  My Favorite Characters from Fiction. For no particular reason, some of my favorite characters from fiction. Understand these choices of mine and it may help you understand me. Sefton (played by William Holden) / Stalag 17 Al Rockoff (played by John Malkovich) / Killing Fields Lt. Greenwald (played by José Ferrer) / Caine Mutiny Gaff (played by Edward James Olmos)...

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• 07-Jan-2002
  Neat rumors about a third version of Blade Runner… Neat rumors about a third version of Blade Runner. Blade Runner is one of my favorite movies, so this is tasty news.

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• 30-Sep-2001
  Especially Nina Brosh… Especially Nina Brosh. These Nina Brosh photos sort of remind me of Blade Runner – evoking early 20th Century, but also spun in a peculiar, futuristic manner. Blade Runner is supposedly set in Los Angeles, 2019 So how close are we to the bleak world of Blade Runner? We’re in a dystopia already. Just not...

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• 18-Sep-2001
  Blade Runner Re: Blade Runner – one possible for title was Dangerous Days – this I got from the presentation at Comic-Con 2000 given by Paul M. Sammon (author of Future Noir: The Making of Blade Runner.

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