Blade Runner 1982 The Final Cut 4K 2160 HDR

Retired detective Rick Deckard again restored to the Los Angeles police to search for Roy Batty's group of cyborgs, who escaped from the space colony to Earth. Blade Runner 1982 4K HDR - Ultra HD Premium.
The police believe that cyborgs are trying to meet with Endol Tyrell, the head of a corporation that is experimenting with cybernetic intelligence. Rick Deckard gets the task to find out the motives of the cyborg's actions, and then destroy them.

Do you know that...
The film is based on the novel by Philip Dick, "Do Androids dream of electricians?" (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep ?, 1968).

"Blade Runner" - in the literal translation "slayer", "slayer". It was this description that Ridley Scott put in the profession of Rick Deckard.

The eyes of the replicants are slightly highlighted, but, as the director assures, this was done only for the audience, in order to distinguish them from real people.

Review of the film: Blade Runner 1982
Cyberpunk's father

Traces of this film we see in the cinema for over 29 years. This film created the genre artbaster. This film spawned such directors as David Fincher, Christopher Nolan, Zack Snyder, and so on. And it was because of this film that the whole film industry changed. This is "Blade Runner" - a movie that changed everything.
Blade Runner 1982 bluray 4k hdr.
The film, based on the famous novel of the immortal Phillip K. Dick ("Remember All", "Special Opinion") "Androids dream about electricians" and shot by promising director Ridley Scott, tells about an oppressed world in which people, having reached the peak of technological progress, degradation, mutation, etc. In this world everything is so terrible that even animals are almost extinct from radiation, but in this terrible terrarium there is hope - replicants or children of homo sappiens - but this hope scares people off because replicants are in many ways superior They found their creators, and therefore the Blade Runners were set up - policemen sending turnips in retirement, Rick Dekkard is such a "runner" in the film.

In the film, all the beauty and philosophy comes from the dullness of the anti-utopia, which is much more believable than bright visions like the worlds of the Star Trek or the Star Wars. Ridley Scott asks the question: "What is the difference between a person and a robot"? And here is the answer: a man is cruel and insensitive to peace and life, and the Earth and oppressed replicants, which unlike their creators appreciate, love life, the world and their beauty, can become a proof that has been trashed by garbage and waste. Replicants are better than people because of intelligence or strength, but because of such simple but important emotions as love and the desire to enjoy life. That's what the viewer should think about, not that "Deckard is a replicant or a person". Harrison Ford perfectly shows all the paranoia, sympathy and doubt of Deckard, the character being beaten, who gets drunk and who is very lonely. However, Dekkard is still the coolest detective and the hero of the action. I also want to mention Rutger Hauer and Bryan James Olmos. Replicant Roy Bati (Hauer) is the true embodiment of a superman, who is not concerned with money, not power, but with the meaning of slavery, death and life. Stunningly played. And Olmos in the role of "runner" Gaf as All-Seeing Eye, who knows everything and draws you into the world of "Runner on the blade," giving you the right choice. About other actors, you can say exactly the same with admiration and ecstasy.

Operator Jordan Cronenvet perfectly passed the atmosphere of dystopia through heavy rain (this rain can be seen in many films like "The Matrix", "The Seven", "The Beginning", etc.), the minimum use of bright lights, abandoned buildings ... Vangelis' music is a real classic, which creates the philosophy of the infinite Cosmos. And of course Ridley Scott. This person is endowed with such a fantasy in terms of cyberpunk, that even no one to this day is not endowed with it. Without this fantasy there would be no "Matrix", no "Dark City" and other artbusters and thrillers.

"Runner on the edge" ahead of his time, which is actually very good. And then we would have seen to this day tiresome militants about the dull pitching. Thank you, Philip K. Dick! Thank you, Sir Ridley!

"All these moments will be lost in time, like tears ... in the rain. It's time to die ... "