Blade Runner

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-21963862

Let's just hope the ****er doesn't leg it. Honestly it's one rule for spazzies and another for the rest of us.

 

One rule for celebrities another rule for the plebs, same as here.

 

Great film.

Based on Do androids dream of electric sheep? by Philip K Dick.

 

Not impressed that they are doing a sequel though (or is it a prequel).

 

I grew up in Paisley.

Blade Runner was our version of British Bulldogs

 

Didn't know that.

Apparently Spike Lee's directing the remake of Old Boy. God help me

 

Certain films should be left alone as one offs and not be either remade or sequelised or prequelised (I realise they are more than not likely words).

Honest To God, there are loads of them.

The Italian Job
Alfie
Cape Fear (forgotten the original title with Robert Mitchum)
The Alien sequels and prequels

Spoils the memories.

I'm surprised they haven't done a remake of Casablanca or Citizen Kane.

 

or even "likely not". what a fud

 

They remade Psycho with Vince Vaughan.

That surely has to be against the law?

 

The book is ****e, entirely boring and mostly about a robotic ostrich

The best bit of the film, Rutger Hauer's monologue at the end was ad-libbed by the man himself.

 

I hope you're lying.

 

Seen Old Boy recently. It was pish. The 'twist' was obvious the minute they met.

 

****z

 

'fraid not Jiffy.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1321511/

Fuck off ya bam.

Mind you, it's no surprise you got it.

 

Dean R ****z? Writer of schlock horror books?

 

Come on. He meets a young lassie who happens to be the right age and she somehow goes for him? Guessed it right there and then at the sushi bar.

 

I agree with this 100%.

Not read the book so as all of us on here if I don't know anything about the subject matter I don't comment

 

A bit of a myth, Hauer wrote a small part of his dialogue but not all.

 

FFS must you pooh pooh everything.

Lighten up and smell the flowers.

 

I pooh pooh your pooh poohing of my pooh poohing.