Blade Runner site links

Okay, it's about time BZ resurrected it's links page.

So, give me all your Blade Runner site links - that is, sites that are permanent BR sites, not articles about Blade Runner.

I'll get the obvious one out of the way:

www.brmovie.com

There's no prizes for the most links, in fact there are no prizes - get over it

[Kipple]

Blade Runner Resource
Site containing multimedia from the film, including FAQ, essays, images, quotes, and more links.
http://home.cogeco.ca/~blade2019/

Los Angeles, 2019
Actual site is down. But their web link page is online:
http://www.tyrell-corporation.pp.se/links.shtml

KippleZone
Here you will find Blade Runner fan-fiction and a DADoES/Blade Runner Glossary, amongst other tid-bits and kipple, with links to scripts, more fan-fiction, animation, film shorts, and art related to and inspired by the Blade Runner multiverse. A site created for and by Blade Runner enthusiasts
http://KippleZone.com

SOOO many more!

Also, I would like a few comments comments about each site - perhaps a couple of positive points about it (I'm not posting any negative points).

I'll credit comments to those that make them.

[Kipple]

(My personal favourite!)

Fusion Anomaly
This site contains MANY treasures for the mind. In the case of Blade Runner, "it" has roots and connections beyond our individual thinking. Everything to do with Blade Runner from the movie, to songs inspired by the movie to morphology and to Nirvana.

Enjoy!

http://www.fusionanomaly.net/bladerunner.html

Hey, Kipple, I'm an habitual of FusionAnomaly. Very interesting site... some people get all amazed when they see a site that works just like the internet was supposed to work to begin with...

Most of the time I check the FusionAnomalog. I second this recommendation, even when it is not a website exclusively about BR.

Here are some sites:


2019: Off-World Blade Runner Online Archive = http://scribble.com/uwi/br/off-world.html
BRMovie.com Online Blade runner Archive = http://www.brmovie.com/
Blade Runner Online Magazine & Reference Archive = http://www.devo.com/bladerunner/
brprops.com Online Blade Runner Prop archive = http://www.brprops.com/
The Blade Runner Collection = http://www.st.rim.or.jp/%7Ekimu/br/
Blade Runner Chronicles Fan Film = http://www.seansgallery.com/pages/bladerun.htm
Blade Runner: Fallen Angels fan film = http://www.titanpictures.com/bladerunner/
Blade Runner Resource = http://home.cogeco.ca/~blade2019/
Los Angeles 2019 = http://www.tyrell-corporation.pp.se/links.shtml
The Replicant Site= http://www.blade-runner.it/
Desktop 2019 = http://www.desktop2019.co.uk/
Reality or Simulacra = http://www.quetzalcoatl.fsnet.co.uk/BladeRunner.html
Replicants: a tribute to Blade Runner = http://rt000ixz.eresmas.net/indexspanish.html
Perplexes Blade Runner Collectables = http://go.to/br-collectibles
Nexus 7 = http://www.geocities.com/lmariman/
Blade Runner Fan Site = http://www.bladerunner88f.com/
The Blade Runner Webring = http://s.webring.com/hub?ring=bladerunner
http://www.philipkdickfans.com
http://www.philipkdick.com

Someone from here did a prop site that used frank lloyd wright ennis bricks and art deco styling in an absolutely beautiful front page but i can't find it ...it was book marked on my old computer. I featured the Coyle blaster, the wiskey glasses and the wallet stuff. can somebody here help?

ahh...here it is

http://www.spinner44.com/

and also this site about the blaster and "real" replicas from phil steinschneider.

http://www.steinschneider.com/props/bla ... drunbl.htm

[Kipple]

Blade Runner
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner


(I added BladeZone to their external link section.) (and a quote {my sig.} in the collection of quotes section)

[Kipple]

Study Guide for Philip K. Dick: Blade Runner (1968) {DADOES}

This guide was created to help students prepare for literature classes. They are meant to serve several functions.

1) Some of them provide background to help readers understand what they are reading and why they are reading it (the historical status of the works).

2) They provide useful information, explaining allusions, obscure terms, etc. in the texts and provide translations of passages written in languages other than English.

3) They try to focus students' attention on issues that will be discussed in class.
Copyright Paul Brians 1995
http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians/science ... ner.html#1
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Blade Runner Photos & More
http://www.ctv.es/USERS/canetor/

Interesting trivial content.
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And therefore eye am
http://www.thefourthsector.com/Downtown ... stPage.htm

A site dedicated to the Blade Runner world. Awesome imagery and content.
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Blade Runner: Using the film Blade Runner for GCSE English.
http://www.putlearningfirst.com/br/index.html

A mighty interesting examiniation of the movie.
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Fanfiction.net
Blade Runner stories.
http://www.fanfiction.net/list.php?categoryid=388

Short stories written by Blade Runner fans.

[Kipple]

ELSEWHERE: Independent Vangelis Web-site
http://www.elsew.com/vangelis.htm

--- All you want to know about Vangelis Papathanassiou and his music ---

Gosh, you lot have been busy - I suppose I better get a links page together...

...if anyone wants to comment on the quality and content of these sites, please feel free. The 'reviews' would have to be short (let's say, no more than 5 sentences) and perhaps we could have some sort of rating system. Nothing elaborate, just an indication of quality.

Of course, if you think that's a bad idea, then let me know.

BRWL, Blade Runner Weblogger (in Spanish)
http://brwl.blogspot.com

Regards,
WEKurtz----------------

i dont think geocities sites should be listed. ive got nothing against geocities, tripod, or yahoo, but the free websites that have limited bandwidth and space tend to not be updated by their owner. people dont pay for their webspace, so they dont feel obligated to update, so the pages just die out after a while, creating "broken links". its just a hassle to go back and filter out the broken links. that's just my opinion, trying to save time.

treybor pretty much has this topic covered, lol. i cant suggest anything he already said, although there was one site i found a while back that was an awsome anlysis of the movie. let me go back through my old backup cds and see if i can dig up the link.