WAS DECK4RD A REPLICANT

look, we spent the money on this thing, so you're going to use it... no, you can't have 4 battle replicants, have you seen your overtime budget?

But why would the police force even develop a weak "human" replicant like Deckard in the first place, since they have the option of superhuman replicants?

the same reason they don't send high powered cutting edge teachers into my kid's public school. they're available, you know? don't understand why they just don't send them in there.

oh wait finland

are you a REPLICAN or a REPLICAN'T

irl lols mh

if batty is battle droid, why he look like rutger hauer and not tetsuo iron man?

lol if you read some of the interviews with David Peoples, one of the Blade Runner scriptwriters, the army in his movie Soldier is supposed to be replicants. They never really spell that out in the movie and they just seem like brainwashed military drones, but they reference some of the same battles as Roy Batty and there's a junked BR spinner vehicle in the background on a shot.

technology improvements between 1989 and 2016 obv

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"lol if you read some of the interviews with David Peoples, one of the Blade Runner scriptwriters, the army in his movie Soldier is supposed to be replicants"

yikes--reading imdb trivia on soldier:

Among the garbage on the planet is the USS Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the F-117X Remora from Executive Decision, a spinner from Blade Runner, and a piece of the Lewis & Clark from Event Horizon.
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Todd's service record, displayed on a computer screen, includes the following: - The battles of Tannhauser Gate and Shoulder of Orion (references to Blade Runner) - Receipt of the "Plissken Medal" (reference to Escape from New York and its sequel Escape from L.A.). Receipt of the "O'Neil Ring Award" (reference to Stargate (1994)) - Receipt of the "Cash Medal of Honor" (reference to Tango and Cash (1989)) Receipt of the "Maccready Cross" (reference to The Thing (1982)) - Receipt of the "Capt Ron Trophy" (reference to Captain Ron (1992)) - Receipt of the "McCaffrey Fire Award" (reference to Backdraft (1991)) - Receipt of the "Dexter Riley Award" (reference to The Strongest Man in the World (1975), Now You See Him, Now You Don't (1972), The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969)) - Citations for the Nibian Moons Campaign, the Antares Maelstrom War and the War Of Perdition's Flames, locations referred to in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
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Todd's weapons training record lists the "USMC Smartgun" and "M41A pulse rifle" (references to Aliens) and the "DOOM MKIV BFG" - a reference to the computer game Doom.

Wait we don't have Captain Ron on the comedy poll, do we?!?

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waht is happening

DEK4R were cancelled just last week. 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

ooh this is exciting I can't wait to find out

seven long years we've waited

https://i.imgur.com/xrNiUjn.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tz5ykjis2k

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worth waiting for

Origasmi?

He knows his D

origasmi unicorn ftw

worth the 7 year wait imo

Director's Cut ending is so boss, elevator doors shut IT'S OVER

― Matt Armstrong, Saturday, March 3, 2012 9:05 PM (seven years ago)

this is so otm btw, probably one of my favorite movie endings ever

Edward James Almost

laughed too hard at this

glad we've had 2049 since this poll was started to offer the definitive answer on this issue, which is of course 'if you're asking this question you're missing the point you fucking rube'