Thank you for the development of science and technology over the past three decades.

I want to spray this film. From the perspective of a future person, this film was filmed in 1982, and it "came out" in the same year as me. First of all, I want to sigh about the passing of time, but also because of my life experience and education. It is fortunate that the relationship is not brainwashed by the halo of this film. The development of the times is also a good thing, even "Black Mirror" is better than this film. The translation of "blade runner" is stronger than blade runner, but unfortunately the protagonist has no silver wings and is not a killer.

I watched it on and off on TV at first, but I was most impressed by the depiction of the future city. Now it seems that most movies, such as "The Fifth Element", etc., imagine that the future city is like a variety of iron cookie boxes. There are many buildings, and there must be flying cars. The future set in this film is 2019. How many people still think that there will be anti-gravity cars in 6 years? It is the limit of human technology to have an effective weight loss method after 6 years. Alien colony? Let's first have the ability to make the launch vehicle carry more people than the bus.

The plot of this film is also too naive, much like a fairy tale. The plot is a simple three-step process of "find the bad guy---find the bad guy---kill the bad guy", and it is also full of bugs in the ability to replicate human beings, since These humans can take out boiled eggs with their bare hands. Wouldn't it be alright to perform a simple pain test on humans? The kind of psychological lie detection that seems reasonable but makes no sense is the real pseudoscience. People can rest assured that if humans can really create replicas that are indistinguishable from humans, then humans themselves are not humans, but superhumans, and only higher-level creatures can produce lower-level creatures.

The lines of the characters in the film are also pitiful, the villain's performance is even better than the leading role, and Harrison basically does nothing but pretend to be cold. Those replicas have their own characteristics, which can make people impressive. In addition, please don't use chess to show high IQ in the future. Not all people with high IQ love to play chess. Isn't this story written by a liberal arts student again?

By the way, is this movie a good movie? At least, let me watch it for 2 hours. As a movie, this film is never out of date. As a science fiction, this film is outdated. I very much hope that someone will remake this film and bring new thinking about clones that have been abandoned by Hollywood.

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