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I find it disconcerting that these two quotes allude to attack ships, or warfare of some sort. Of all the interesting things that were seen that could've been
by fouc 5y ago
I find it disconcerting that these two quotes allude to attack ships, or warfare of some sort. Of all the interesting things that were seen that could've been mentioned, and war was included.
- jeffwask 5y agoI think Blade Runner is very accurate in it's vision of how humans will interact with robots.
- the_af 5y agoThe character saying those things was designed with a 4-year lifespan to do nothing but fight in wars. This is his moment of character development: he was a tool of warfare, but he found beauty in those moments, proving he was capable of something else besides killing. It's a major point of the movie. Note that in a sense, it mirrors many developments in automation in the real world. Military drones and whatnot.
- omnicognate 5y agoThey're different versions of the same quote. One was the original version in the script and the other was what Rutger Hauer actually said in the movie. The memories are about war because the android speaking them was a combat model, so his entire life had been spent fighting in wars.