Posted on 09/11/07
One more cut of the Blade
Largely derided by critics and trounced at the box office by E.T. the Extra Terrestrial in 1982, Blade Runner had an inauspicious start. Yet Ridley Scott's richly imagined adaptation of Philip K. Dick's tale about a detective hunting synthetically made humans (known as replicants) in 2019 Los Angeles was hardier than anyone could have expected.
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