Major spoilers of the movie below!!!
Hi guys,
I recently had an opportunity to see Blade Runner on the big screen. It's the third time I've seen the film now and there's this one thing I started wondering, so maybe we could discuss.
At the end when Roy saves Deckard from death, I started thinking that these replicants can not only feel geniune emotions but they also don't seek revenge as he kept Deckard alive despite his intentions to murder the robot.
This kind of makes me think that as well as being perfect physically they are also perfect emotionally. They can love, they feel happiness, they fight for their well-being yet I don't seem to recall them feeling revenge, regret. And I think that perfection,in the end, is what separates them form human beings. Cause is human to make mistakes or to have inappropiate feelings. Of course, there are scenes like when Roy kills his maker which kind of proves me wrong so it makes me wonder even more.
Up until now,I always thought that the movie tries to question what is human by showing that sometimes replicants act more human than the actual humans do. I know it's all very philosophical but still was wondering how do you interpret it guys? what do you make of that last scene? Why did Roy save him, despite killing his maker before?
Hi guys,
I recently had an opportunity to see Blade Runner on the big screen. It's the third time I've seen the film now and there's this one thing I started wondering, so maybe we could discuss.

At the end when Roy saves Deckard from death, I started thinking that these replicants can not only feel geniune emotions but they also don't seek revenge as he kept Deckard alive despite his intentions to murder the robot.
This kind of makes me think that as well as being perfect physically they are also perfect emotionally. They can love, they feel happiness, they fight for their well-being yet I don't seem to recall them feeling revenge, regret. And I think that perfection,in the end, is what separates them form human beings. Cause is human to make mistakes or to have inappropiate feelings. Of course, there are scenes like when Roy kills his maker which kind of proves me wrong so it makes me wonder even more.
Up until now,I always thought that the movie tries to question what is human by showing that sometimes replicants act more human than the actual humans do. I know it's all very philosophical but still was wondering how do you interpret it guys? what do you make of that last scene? Why did Roy save him, despite killing his maker before?
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