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The book actually has a scene where Deckard gets captured by a group of cops, who administer the Voight-Kampff test. My memories are vague, but I think they acc
by kagakuninja 2y ago
The book actually has a scene where Deckard gets captured by a group of cops, who administer the Voight-Kampff test. My memories are vague, but I think they accuse Deckard of being an android, but the cops are actually androids. Or something.
Anyway, it is IMO incorrect to say that the book did not suggest Deckard might be an android, and likewise, the movie only hints that Deckard is a replicant.
Phillip K Dick's writing was all about mind-fucks and the difficulty of knowing what is true.
- iamthirsty 2y ago> Anyway, it is IMO incorrect to say that the book did not suggest Deckard might be an android, and likewise, the movie only hints that Deckard is a replicant. Isn't it kind of confirmed in 2049 that he isn't a replicant, though?
- kagakuninja 2y agoNever watched it. I imagine it has even less to do with the book than the first movie. It has a different director and writers.
- tvshtr 2y agoThe topic was purposely avoided. The point was to have it both ways.