Scott:It was, actually. That's the whole point of Gaff, the guy who makes origami and leaves little matchstick figures around. He doesn't like Deckard, and we don't really know why. If you take for granted for a moment that, let's say, Deckard is a Nexus 7, he probably has an unknown life span and therefore is starting to get awfully human. Gaff, at the very end, leaves an origami, which is a piece of silver paper you might find in a cigarette packet, and it's a unicorn. Now, the unicorn in Deckard's daydream tells me that Deckard wouldn't normally talk about such a thing to anyone. If Gaff knew about that, it's Gaff's message to say, "I've read your file, mate." That relates to Deckard's first speech to Rachael when he says, "That's not your imagination, that's Tyrell's niece's daydream." And he describes a little spider on a bush outside the window. The spider is an implanted piece of imagination. And therefore Deckard, too, has imagination and even history implanted in his head.

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And Aquatarkusman, as for how many times can a movie take your money, ever heard of "Star Wars"?!

Aqua, EG and Gilkuliehe, as for the strength thing and I said this on the last BR TB, he's supposed to be a cop right? And it's advantageous to have a replicant searching for a replicant right? Sort of defeats the purpose if that cop is overtly aware of his true nature though. His inherent understanding would give him the edge and as they say in the film make him "the best". They already show that replicants can be specialised. Makes sense. Is Rachel super powerful? We don't really know, but probably not. She's Tyrell's Astro Boy but without the strength. All the irony and symbolism still holds if Deckard MAY be a replicant, too. I'm actuallyin the "he could be" camp, not "he is" so I'm not an "idiot who contradicts me (you).

Laserbrain Batutta & Spandau Belly, they only used Ford's son's mouth, and just to correct the lipsync (still using Harrison's voice, duh!). The ADRd stuff didn't match the mouth movements very well. Usually you don't really notice that stuff - there are slight mismatches all the time when they change lines in dubbing. Also, I think it's in that English doco but even if Scott insists he IS a replicant, Fancher and Peoples said they only meant to imply the possibility (the unicorn can mean Rachel has an extended lifespan), not state it outright. Doesn't even have to be interpreted literally. Which is exactly the sort of poetry you were talking about Laser. Speaking of which, the dove flying off as dawn breaks would be poetic (skirting cliché but at least the metaphor would be clear), not broad daylight with a dorky silver shed in the background. Fair comment and all, but so is changing it the way they did.

M.O.M. - predecesses? WTF? Try 'precedes' dude! ;)

Good one, Anchorite! I vote caveman.

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I wonder if the Hospital scene finally made it back in?