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    Machinaac Asimov

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    robot’s humanity. Ex Machina, directed by Alex Garland, depicts this deceit when Ava seduces Caleb into helping her escape. By manipulating Caleb, Ava exhibits mature thought and surpasses human mental capabilities. In addition, Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner exhibits how replicants possess similar intelligence to that of humans; the replicants mirror human behavior closely enough that only the “Voight-Kampff” test can discern replicants from humans. By paralleling human’s rationality, robots prove…

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    Life is ripe with complex and unanswered questions. Often, contemplation of these difficult topics can enhance an individual’s understanding of both themselves and the world around them in meaningful ways. Despite the various misconceptions and stereotypes that frequently surround the genre, science fiction is often written for these types of introspective purposes. Although science fiction authors typically write fantastic tales that take place in a wide variety of futuristic societies, there…

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    Harrison Ford 's child, Ben Ford, and the taping of new scenes for the Final Cut. As indicated by the narrative, on-screen character Joanna Cassidy made the proposal to re-film Zhora 's demise scene while being met for the Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner narrative, and footage of her making this recommendation is between cut with footage of her going to the later computerized recording session. The Final Cut contains the first full-length form of the unicorn dream, which had never been in…

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    which naturally would slow down the exploration of the chosen idea. But they are cases that science fiction is not always about advanced technology and space exploration but it explores concepts such as human qualities, psychology and sociology. Blade Runner by Ridley Scott is one of them (adaptation from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Phillip K. Dick) it uses its own terminology such as referring to the clones as ‘Replicants’, a word chosen for its relation to cell replication. The…

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    Set in the year 2019, with majority of the film taking place in a futuristic Los Angeles, Blade Runner is a movie about a retired police officer Rick Deckard who is the protagonist and a “blade runner”, Blade runners track down bioengineered beings known as replicants and retire them which means destroying them. On the surface the movie seems to be a manhunt movie of the hero chasing down these evil villains who have escaped and are out causing trouble, but from my view it seems to be more about…

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    Movie Analysis: Blade Runner

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    Blade Runner: Cops and Monsters After thoughtful consideration and research, I can call Blade Runner a [year] masterpiece. The movie definitely sets itself apart from other films of the time not only because of its particular story and eccentric characters, but also because it aligns in its composition two distinctive types of genre, Science Fiction and Film Noir. After watching the movie and discussing it in class, what caught my attention about the film was the fact that its composition and…

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    The Cinematography of Citizen Kane and Blade Runner Though Blade Runner and Citizen Kane were made many years apart from each other and set on completely different timelines with completely different story lines, there is a lot that a viewer can appreciate from both of them and how these films give a reflection on our society. Both movies have earned its fair share of rewards throughout the years for its cinematography and visual effects and has left an impact on how movies are created today.…

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    Science fiction films like Blade Runner (1982) present the beliefs of the general political and societal voice during the time in which they were made and released. The film radiates the fears that China and Japan would soon become the dominant superpowers in the world, taking control of Western countries and marginalising its culture. Initially this is shown in the film in the form of the marginalisation of Western people. We see a largely Asian community when first introduced to Deckard at a…

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    Originally, Blade Runner uses a dark and distant prediction of 2019 which seems impossible to happen to get viewers into the theaters, but today, given the impending arrival of year 2019, more and more viewers realize that some of the situations depict in the movie came true. For example, in the trailer, severe pollution and overpopulation have transformed Los Angeles into a depressing megacity. And regarding 2019 is only three years away, we consider that the situations of Los Angeles in 2019…

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    Exploring the Blurred Line Between Humans and Machines: A Look at the Roles of Characters in The Matrix and Blade Runner Machines Exploring what distinguishes a human from a machine has been a common theme among science fiction writers. Sometimes the line distinguishing the two can be blurred and provides an interesting storyline to explore humanity. Thesaurus.com defines a machine as “a device that performs tasks,” which is a rather mechanical definition. A person has been defined as…

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