However, Blade Runner was far more groundbreaking, influential, and, although I hate the term, iconic. The world Blade Runner created was pretty much the prototype for what would become cyberpunk, especially visually. The visuals are a strike against 2049 in my book too.
Settling this once and for all. Blade Runner or Blade Runner 2049?
So I rewatched the original Blade Runner and noticed the scene where Deckard uses a machine to analyze a photo. I thought to myself that this is the oldest piece of media I've seen that has the cliche of "Zoom in and enhance". Is it really the first instance and if I'm wrong what is? The scene...
- In Blade Runner, they're genetically engineered people and there's nothing robotic about them. The book they're based off of has them as androids, but it's a different in the film. 2. Conflating the term "AI" as we've grown to understand it from science fiction and the use of the term "AI" to describe generative AI like LLMs is a marketing ...
Yes. I really think that the iconic weapon from Blade Runner - Rick Deckard's Blaster will be in Cyberpunk 2077. If you are unaware of what the Blade...
Just as a thought experiment - who would they put in a Poker Night 3 if it released tomorrow? Telltale Rep - Lee or Bigby Animation Rep - idk Sterling Archer Valve Rep - Probably Alyx, right? Other Videogame Rep - Zagreus, fuck it. Oddball / Movie Rep - Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Agent K from Blade Runner 2049 if only because I think it'd be neat.