What exactly do you know about directing, script writing, acting or film in general ? Stick to rating poetry. You obviously know little about film. Spielberg and his movies and the other acclaimed films you bash will ontinue to be considered great, nothing you can do about it.

The second is the highly allegorical story, which deals with existential issues – fully on par with Bergman.

Why are we here, who made us, why do we die and what happens then?

Acting is also outstanding with best performances from most of the cast.

As for your critique of Ridley Scott, I’d say it is misdirected. In fact any scene from any Scott movie is instantly recogniseable. His films are totally iconic. Except his latest three films.

Next time, try a big shot of scotch before you watch Blade Runner. It might quieten your own thoughts and open your mind to the film.

***My liks or dislikes have little to do with criticism. I dislike most Bergman films but recognize his quality. As for riling up. I don’t care, although it seems your Johnson got up; so are you saying you like being so easily manipulated?

I speak to a lot of people who don’t like Blade Runner. They are usually younger than 20 and almost never film critics.
I first saw Blade Runner when I was about 15 and I didn’t like it. To be more precise: I didn’t get it.
Now I get it and it’s good. Very good.

***It’s a dull and pretentious film. Lgan’s Run, at least, did not take itself seriously.

And the Final Cut is the best version and the Theatrical Version with the narrative by Ford is more or less a joke.

***And we also see that you are a joiner. Good luck with your enjoyment, sayeth your heart to your brain.

Why waste so much time and space to criticise a movie you don’t like?

- Beacause it is Blade Runner and it will get people riled up.

I speak to a lot of people who don’t like Blade Runner. They are usually younger than 20 and almost never film critics.

I first saw Blade Runner when I was about 15 and I didn’t like it. To be more precise: I didn’t get it.

Now I get it and it’s good. Very good.

And the Final Cut is the best version and the Theatrical Version with the narrative by Ford is more or less a joke.

It’s unforunate that however that most people do not know that this new global language is also a living language.

Esperanto is in the top 100 languages, out of 6,800 worldwide, according to the CIA factbook. It is the 17th most used language in Wikipedia, and in use by Skype, Firefox and Facebook.

Native Esperanto speakers,(people who have used the language from birth), include George Soros,World Chess Champion Susan Polger, Ulrich Brandenberg the new German Ambassador to NATO and Nobel Laureate Daniel Bovet.

Further information can be seen at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8837438938991452670 A glimpse of the language can be seen at http://www.lernu.net