@alphanumeric1971: You really think I should add one? It's just a glimpse of gender-indeterminate boobs on a dune buggy... I guess i'll add a tag though.
I heard that the comic prequels involve breaking up a Skynet coltan mining ring, which amuses me greatly, since coltan is a bit of continuity from the show, not the movies.
What's funny about this article is that, in the next few months, Blade Runner is being re-released as "Blade Runner: Unrated Extended Special Director's Edition Final Cut Part Deux."
In this new final cut of the beloved sci-fi cult classic, Deckard finds out he's not only a replicant... but actually a replicant of a replicant, which actually makes him human. Scenes from The Gene Generation have actually been spliced in to bridge the story gaps, making this article wholly appropriate.
But before it will Blade Runner: the unrated Laser Disc director's recut of the 1992 vhs director's uncut".
In that versiones, Deckard saw two unicorns. You know what it means. TWO!!!! It has probably two personalities, but do dream androids with schyzophrenia?
"The "cheap science fiction movie voiceover opening sequence" is an art form in itself. How many movies have them? I feel like it's become a standard feature."
@OW-Holmes: AND it was over a series of PAINTINGS.
PAINTINGS!
I mean, they could've at least tied it into the narrative somehow, (albeit, without revealing all of the intricacies of the plot against Duke Atreids), by having it be a film-book Yueh was teaching Paul out of or something similar.
I think he just drew lines on a map. The only thing in that entire map I could stretch to even countenancing would be that I could somewhat see New England fitting in the EU without too much trouble. Not all the way down the coast to South freaking Carolina though.
Clearly this is just propaganda by bitter Russians. Note how not only does America fracture in the next one or two years, but that it supposedly breaks so badly that the newly independent forces need to sign up to other, existing powers. Even if things somehow fall apart that badly the sheer stubbourness of people means it's not going to result in this setup at this point in time.
Since when did Russia start growing prodigious amounts of pot? Aside from Texas (who tried, and failed, to exercise their legitimate right to secede during the American Civil War), most of the US would collectively chew off our left nut (or ovary, for the girls) before seeing our country divied up like a buffet. Remember, people come here because they want to get _away_ from their ancestral homelands.
I'm surprised none of us thought of that wacky map Lauren posted here earlier this month. [io9.com] Better looking map. Seemes to follow geographic rather than political boundaries. Still both of these gus are crazier than a corked aluminum fruitbat.
He is apparently quite ill-informed on the political realities in this country, and just divided it up into fourths geographically and assigned some mysterious "influence" from the nearest foreign "power." It is especially ludicrous to think that thousands of miles of oceans will not impede this alleged "influence," in the cases of Europe and China.
I live in Connecticut. Um, I must be totally blase or something; is it really considered a hell-hole? Good education spending, 70% covered by forests, long beautiful coastline, close to Massachusetts and New York if you like that sort of thing...
@Tipa: Back when I lived there, it had three out of the ten poorest cities in the United States, but also was the second or third richest state. And this was back before the rich/poor divide became so widespread across the USA. Have you ever *been* to Bridgeport?
10/19/09
So... by the time I've finished reading this article, it's already 100 years old, yah? /lame lightspeed joke #publishing
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but the pointless repeated closeups of the "heroes" faces will put anyone into a coma before they could tell...
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still, i'd rather see Repo! than this, i think. or shit, maybe a double header.
04/08/09
In this new final cut of the beloved sci-fi cult classic, Deckard finds out he's not only a replicant... but actually a replicant of a replicant, which actually makes him human. Scenes from The Gene Generation have actually been spliced in to bridge the story gaps, making this article wholly appropriate.
~Palin
04/08/09
But before it will Blade Runner: the unrated Laser Disc director's recut of the 1992 vhs director's uncut".
In that versiones, Deckard saw two unicorns. You know what it means. TWO!!!! It has probably two personalities, but do dream androids with schyzophrenia?
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I smell a new editorial idea!
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PAINTINGS!
I mean, they could've at least tied it into the narrative somehow, (albeit, without revealing all of the intricacies of the plot against Duke Atreids), by having it be a film-book Yueh was teaching Paul out of or something similar.
04/09/09
To be fair it is one of my favorite mediums, BUT I AM NOT MAKING A BIG BUDGET MOVIE.
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Clearly this is just propaganda by bitter Russians. Note how not only does America fracture in the next one or two years, but that it supposedly breaks so badly that the newly independent forces need to sign up to other, existing powers. Even if things somehow fall apart that badly the sheer stubbourness of people means it's not going to result in this setup at this point in time.
12/30/08
It's all clearly based on the hope that Russia will be able to exploit Alaska's oil reserves before we can tap them dry.
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[io9.com]
Better looking map. Seemes to follow geographic rather than political boundaries. Still both of these gus are crazier than a corked aluminum fruitbat.
12/29/08
Wishful thinking indeed.
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