Hello good evening welcome to you Friday night life thank you for joining me late

hit me with the why if you've ever seen the movie called Blade Runner

have you ever seen the many of the fellow Blade Runner? You ever seen? You ever seen Blade Runner? I mean I remember when it came out

everybody in the Atari community was excited because there was an Atari ad and I think

they remastered it. That was a film made in the 80s or something, but they remastered it in 2007, added in some special effects.

Um...

It's been a while.

Okay, like, I'm sure this is like, this is about as complicated as, why didn't they just

fly the hobbits to mortar using the eagles. Well of course they couldn't because of the nascule.

But it's a good movie. It definitely is. I mean, Ridley Scott is known for his pauses. The man is

known for his pauses. It's like, I need you all to stop talking for 10 to 12 minutes

because I've got cool lights coming through shutters into fog.

He is just, well it's the lens-gatum that I talked about with regards to Napoleon.

Interesting, clever film. Certainly Los Angeles doesn't quite look like that in

2019 is when the movie was supposed to take place but one thing maybe you can help me out with this.

I'm sorry if you've seen it. It's a spoiler or two, I can figure it's okay with a 40 year old movie,

but can you help me understand this?

So, Decard, like Harrison Plause, Place, this guy, basically the premise of the story is that there

were these robots that are meant for manual labor and they're meant to be soldiers and so on.

But the robots have escaped a couple of robots have escaped

they've made it to San Francisco and this policeman has to go and and and kill them because they're super dangerous, so just massively dangerous, right?

Not sure I... There's a plot hole that I saw, I'm sure I'm missing something obvious and feel free to elucidate and

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