What do you think of the movie "Blade Runner"?

"Blade Runner" is a landmark film.

It’s hard to describe my feelings when I watched the first part.

Dark and dirty streets, suffocating skyscrapers, holographic images everywhere, endless rain... As a member of Blade Runner, Harrison Ford is not very agile and looks very good. Not handsome (right?), he walks alone in a trench coat, with an aura of despair. The dialogue of testing the replicants is repeated over and over again in the film. The whole rhythm is long and slow. It can be said that everything is not charming, except for perfection. of Rachel.

Such a heavy tone, until the end, when the clones are fighting for their lives.

Just like a piano piece, it seemed to reach the climax of the tune with great difficulty, but unexpectedly, it ended suddenly.

The clone Roy, who was desperately seeking an answer and risking his life, seemed to be suddenly greeted by the light of heaven at the moment of death. He said——

"I I have seen things that you humans would never believe. I have watched warships burn on the edge of the constellation Orion; I have watched C-rays shine in the darkness near the Tannh?user Gate; all these moments will fade away in time. Like tears disappearing in the rain. The moment of death has arrived."

At that time, I couldn't hold back the emotionless expression I have today, and I couldn't stop crying because of this huge turn.

It doesn’t matter whether Deckard is a clone, it doesn’t matter where he and Rachel went together, it doesn’t matter whether there will be a sequel to this huge story structure.

The important thing is that at that moment, I understood the expression on Roy's face washed by the rain.

That is the deepest and most tragic understanding of life.

That is the peace from one extreme to another.

At that moment, no one in the world was more peaceful than this replicator. Who I was, what I had done, where I was going, the meaning of it all, he finally knew at the moment of death.

So, I came through the first part with this mood. Do I have any expectations for the second part? Won't.

Just like Deckard in the sequel, he already has the best Rachel he has ever had, so what else does it mean for him to be copied again and have another "Rachel" walking towards him? What’s the meaning?

Objectively speaking, if you give a score, this sequel of Blade Runner should have a very good score (at least it will definitely beat the Storm of the same period). For fans of Blade Runner, the sequel completely takes over the original story structure and plot direction, and many details are completely echoed, which at least made me feel a lot moved on the spot. Of course, if you know that this is the work of Denis Villeneuve, the director of "Arrival", you will not be surprised that many of the film's handling methods are literary and artistic and have blank spaces.

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