I've seen things you people Would not Believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion . I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All Those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain . Time to die.
I've seen things you people would not believe. War ships on fire off the Ramparts Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. It 's time to die.
Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) uttered these words just before he died, after battling with Deckart Rick (Harrison Ford), Blade Runner special police team, engaged in 'withdrawal' of the Nexus-6 replicants that colonies outside world, had returned to Earth. A push in this suicidal action was the desire to find answers to some questions that were put: Who are we? Where we come from? As we still have to live?
Surrogates Nexus-6 had indeed been built to work on the colonies outside world and were therefore have a special strength and endurance. Scientists speculated that, despite their surrogates, in a short time would have been able to develop emotions and feelings. They therefore engaged in them 'remember', to give concrete support to their 'conscience' that was not just waking up, but they form. physical superiority to man, to avoid 'complications', had been fitted with an end after 4 years after release, would be 'dead'. Their return to Earth is a desperate attempt to prolong their life, who have learned to love.
group Nexus-6, illegally returned to Earth after a ship attacked and massacred about thirty passengers, two die trying to climb an electrified net that protects the palace of the Tyrell Corporation, the place where were created. Deckart, unleashed surrogates on the trail of the four survivors, find and kill Zhora after a long chase in the crowd. Rachel, Tyrell's secretary, also a replicant, ("an experiment" reveals how the same Tyrell) kills Leon while those going to slaughter Deckart. There remain two
: Pris, who was killed by Deckart after a fight, and Roy Batty, the leader of the replicants. Batty kills all those who prevent him from getting to Tyrell. In front of its creator - that's called 'father' in a sort of parable of the prodigal son anything but redeemed - asks whether it is possible to go back, changing structure, and prolong their lives . When he realizes that there is hope, kills him. Back in the house where he found refuge Pris discovers that his girlfriend is dead. Here begins the hunt for Rick Deckart, which ends with the words mentioned in the beginning.
During combat Batty has the best . Deckart is about to fall on deaf ears but the surrogate, without explanation, saves him. It dies, dying, falling asleep, bowing his head without life in the rain. Why saved? Maybe because in that moment when he felt his life slipped from his hands - in the words of the voiceover (of Deckart) went in the film in theaters in 1982 - he loved life more than anything else. Not only his, to anyone. And then also to Deckart.
Ridley Scott's film (1982) short story by Philip K. Dick " Do android dream of electric sheep ?" brings in the gloom scenarios drawn from fantasy author, nell'innumerevole series of murders, however, a positive message. Regardless of whether we are Nexus-6 or human beings, the question of the meaning of life is present in all and is unquenchable. And time, which is given to us, short or long, should be used to the fullest. In his last breath, Batty Deckart to save his life, and I think it redeems. A final act of mercy and love, came to the end of the voyage, able to redeem his short, bitter, intense life.
PS. I suggest the director - my wife - a hypothesis really fascinating . And if Roy Batty, knew that even as Deckart was a replicant, leaves it in life to make him understand " how it feels to live in terror "? This, of course, it drops all the romance in the air above. No redemption. No act of piety. Rather, a full-scale revenge. Served cold. cold.
I've seen things you people would not believe. War ships on fire off the Ramparts Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. It 's time to die.
Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) uttered these words just before he died, after battling with Deckart Rick (Harrison Ford), Blade Runner special police team, engaged in 'withdrawal' of the Nexus-6 replicants that colonies outside world, had returned to Earth. A push in this suicidal action was the desire to find answers to some questions that were put: Who are we? Where we come from? As we still have to live?
Surrogates Nexus-6 had indeed been built to work on the colonies outside world and were therefore have a special strength and endurance. Scientists speculated that, despite their surrogates, in a short time would have been able to develop emotions and feelings. They therefore engaged in them 'remember', to give concrete support to their 'conscience' that was not just waking up, but they form. physical superiority to man, to avoid 'complications', had been fitted with an end after 4 years after release, would be 'dead'. Their return to Earth is a desperate attempt to prolong their life, who have learned to love. 
group Nexus-6, illegally returned to Earth after a ship attacked and massacred about thirty passengers, two die trying to climb an electrified net that protects the palace of the Tyrell Corporation, the place where were created. Deckart, unleashed surrogates on the trail of the four survivors, find and kill Zhora after a long chase in the crowd. Rachel, Tyrell's secretary, also a replicant, ("an experiment" reveals how the same Tyrell) kills Leon while those going to slaughter Deckart. There remain two : Pris, who was killed by Deckart after a fight, and Roy Batty, the leader of the replicants. Batty kills all those who prevent him from getting to Tyrell. In front of its creator - that's called 'father' in a sort of parable of the prodigal son anything but redeemed - asks whether it is possible to go back, changing structure, and prolong their lives . When he realizes that there is hope, kills him. Back in the house where he found refuge Pris discovers that his girlfriend is dead. Here begins the hunt for Rick Deckart, which ends with the words mentioned in the beginning.
During combat Batty has the best . Deckart is about to fall on deaf ears but the surrogate, without explanation, saves him. It dies, dying, falling asleep, bowing his head without life in the rain. Why saved? Maybe because in that moment when he felt his life slipped from his hands - in the words of the voiceover (of Deckart) went in the film in theaters in 1982 - he loved life more than anything else. Not only his, to anyone. And then also to Deckart.
Ridley Scott's film (1982) short story by Philip K. Dick " Do android dream of electric sheep ?" brings in the gloom scenarios drawn from fantasy author, nell'innumerevole series of murders, however, a positive message. Regardless of whether we are Nexus-6 or human beings, the question of the meaning of life is present in all and is unquenchable. And time, which is given to us, short or long, should be used to the fullest. In his last breath, Batty Deckart to save his life, and I think it redeems. A final act of mercy and love, came to the end of the voyage, able to redeem his short, bitter, intense life. PS. I suggest the director - my wife - a hypothesis really fascinating . And if Roy Batty, knew that even as Deckart was a replicant, leaves it in life to make him understand " how it feels to live in terror "? This, of course, it drops all the romance in the air above. No redemption. No act of piety. Rather, a full-scale revenge. Served cold. cold.
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