Blade Runner

I think I read this somewhere and it seems fitting to the themes of the movie: Imagine somebody takes you to a theme park. It's a wonderful theme park, filled with colorful lights and cheerful music, thrilling rides and tasty food. All you could ever want in one place. Then they tell you they're going to randomly take you out of the park, without any notice or warning beforehand, and at any given time. The theme park is obviously a metaphor for your life which will be taken away from you sooner or later whether you want it or not. Now imagine you've been told the exact time it's gonna be taken away from you, and it's not very long from now... This film is an explosion of rage towards our existence (whoever's or whatever's fault it may be) and it hits right on the spot with stellar performances, breathtaking sets and cinematography, and an absolutely enchanting score. I was so wrong about this when I first saw it, and I'm glad I finally wised up. **1982 RANKED Ridley Scott RANKED**