Observations
Day 1
- The scene looks like outer space
- The setting of the first scene looks like a combination of the Egyptian pyramids and star wars
- Flying cars, bright light-up/led signs, crowded city streets
- Coca-Cola signs on billboard
- Replicants
- Why are they searching for them?
- Testing to discover them
- Rachael does not know she is a replicant
- Deckard could tell based on his questioning
- Why are characters leaving small pieces of origami?
- Rachael's implanted memories prove that she is a replicant
- How does she have emotion?
- Replicants are looking for J.F.
- One pretends to be a lost, hungry, homeless orphan to get inside his home
Day 2
- Deckard is tasked with killing Rachael
- Is he falling in love with her?
- She saves his life when the replicant tries to kill him
- Rachael wants to escape and flee up north
- Deckard says he won't chase her but someone else will come for her
- Another replicant shows up at J.F.'s home
- Replicant says that "I think so that I am"
- Can robots think?
- Replicant Roy kills Tyrell
- After telling him that he cannot extend his life expectancy
- Deckard kills Pris
- Roy comes after Deckard
- breaks his fingers
- Searching for him throughout J.F.'s home
- Roy's lifespan runs out
- Deckard and Rachael escape together
Philip K. Dick
- Philip is the writer behind the movie, The Blade Runner
- He was born in December 1928 and died in March 1982
- He believed that a god or supernatural voice guided him through life
- Philip disliked the original screenplay of The Blade Runner but approved of the final version
- He died four months before The Blade Runner was released
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