fluffy
Of course it's dated. It's dated in the future.

Afgh
Have you seen The Osterman Weekend?

Jimmy Labatt
Alas I have not.

But I HAVE seen Wanted: Dead or Alive. Still trying to find a clip of the scene where he stuffs the grenade in the dude's mouth

Testicles of Doom
Yes, you do.

Also, the book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" is amazing. The book and the movie are different, but they are both incredible.

Vicious
That's an insult to Roy Batty and I won't stand for it.

Merzbau
"this movie also shows how harrison ford is a pissy prick, as he openly stated he gave a bad performance due to personal issues with ridley scott."

Seriously? I'd read that he intentionally fucked up the voiceover narration the studio wanted him to insert in the theatrical cut because no one involved in the production (him, Scott, the screenwriters) thought it was a good idea, but where'd you hear that?

Aelric
from a bbc documentary on the film, i think it's here on poe. he and scott had serious differences, and they never talked to each other again, from what i remember. ford apparently said he washed his hands of the project.

johnnyhamhock
Harrison Ford is one of the nicest dudes according to several friends, making me wonder what the fuck Scott could possibly have had to do to make him so angry

vissarion
The story I heard is that Ridley Scott told somebody that the non-sequitur "unicorn vision" he inserted into the Director's Cut (as Deckard is playing the piano) means that Deckard is a replicant, and that when Ford heard about this he called bullshit, claiming that Scott told him and everyone else that Deckard was a human.

ghostdad
of course Harrison Ford would think Deckard is human, even Deckard does

FABIO2
*SPOILER*


The director's cut has the origami guy leave a paper unicorn behind, implying Deckard is a replicant.

Slagathor
Of course he's a fucking replicant, you dumbfucks. That's PKD's entire fucking point. WTF? Have you read the god damn book? Harrison Ford obviously didn't, but I'm willing to bet that Scott did.

Jericho
Um, Deckard is pretty clearly human in the books. Additionally, Scott did not read the book before making the movie.

I love almost everything about this scene except for the dove. The dove is just overindulgence.