2 powerful sci-fi noirs about life death and revolution
I had two different reactions to these films when I saw them in a theater.<br /><br />Blade Runner was a favorite of mine when it came out in 1982. As I’ve seen it since then I’ve come to appreciate it more as a movie about life and death and its neo-Film Noir science fiction style. Harrison Ford is a Blade Runner charged with finding and killing robots called Replicants some of which want to live past their termination date. It’s theme is who has the right to live and who has the right to kill. The world that was created by director Ridley Scott was stunning with the huge structures of the rich that are like ancient Egyptian pyramids versus the poor slums where most of the population lived. The giant advertisements and more. It’s something that would go onto influence so many movies and anime that came out afterward. There’s also a Film Noir aesthetic to it with the voice over commentary by Ford who is like a hardboiled detective and all the use of light and dark in the scenes.<br /><br />In comparison I did not like Blade Runner 2049 at all at first. I thought it was far too long and actually got bored in the theater. When I watched it a few times afterward I grew to really like it. It has sweeping themes just like the original about whether there would be a revolution of the Replicants against a system that used them as labor and then killed them afterward like robotic slaves. It too has the Film Noir elements such as the use of shadows and Ryan Gosling going up against the system.<br /><br />These are two powerful sci-fi films that you can enjoy on the surface with Ford and Gosling struggling in their jobs hunting Replicants and delve deeper into with their messages about the future.
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