"Questions" and ans.. for replicants&men
. For instance I'm not sure about the first one ,in Bryant's office , what is that ? Ask any question u like about the movie and let's see how the people respond !
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protectadeck wrote:Can you name these little models or symbles that Gaff so likes to twist up thoughout the movie and maybe what they mean .
(maybe to you). For instance I'm not sure about the first one ,in Bryant's office , what is that ?
Jobeykobra wrote:The one in Bryant's office is a chicken, implying that Rick Deckard is a chicken for not wanting to retire the replicants. I'm not sure what the little person he left in Leon's apartment is supposed to mean, but I do know that the unicorn at the end of the Director's cut and Final Cut, according to the director and those who believe that Deckard is a Replicant, means that Gaff knew about Deckard's thought of the unicorn, indicating it was an implanted thought.
Kipple wrote:was my question so bad ,I mean the one in leon's appartment is questionable, and different meanings apply to different people. What did the unicorn cause you to think about when first viewed? When I first saw this silver little creature in decks hand , the popular notion that rick was a rep. didn't occur although it looks like his eyes glow like rachel's in a scene or two.protectadeck wrote:Can you name these little models or symbles that Gaff so likes to twist up thoughout the movie and maybe what they mean .
(maybe to you). For instance I'm not sure about the first one ,in Bryant's office , what is that ?
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Jobeykobra wrote:The one in Bryant's office is a chicken, implying that Rick Deckard is a chicken for not wanting to retire the replicants. I'm not sure what the little person he left in Leon's apartment is supposed to mean, but I do know that the unicorn at the end of the Director's cut and Final Cut, according to the director and those who believe that Deckard is a Replicant, means that Gaff knew about Deckard's thought of the unicorn, indicating it was an implanted thought.
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Kipple wrote:protectadeck wrote:Can you name these little models or symbles that Gaff so likes to twist up thoughout the movie and maybe what they mean .
(maybe to you). For instance I'm not sure about the first one ,in Bryant's office , what is that ?
"Are you for real?"
deleted wrote:Kipple wrote:protectadeck wrote:Can you name these little models or symbles that Gaff so likes to twist up thoughout the movie and maybe what they mean .
(maybe to you). For instance I'm not sure about the first one ,in Bryant's office , what is that ?
"Are you for real?"
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protectadeck wrote:Could gaff or deck know about that dream before the dream was inserted ,There was no dream of a unicorn before it was inserted according to the movie that played in theaters years and years ago . I like the final cut but the answer is only imaginitive to the viewer of either film.Jobeykobra wrote:The one in Bryant's office is a chicken, implying that Rick Deckard is a chicken for not wanting to retire the replicants. I'm not sure what the little person he left in Leon's apartment is supposed to mean, but I do know that the unicorn at the end of the Director's cut and Final Cut, according to the director and those who believe that Deckard is a Replicant, means that Gaff knew about Deckard's thought of the unicorn, indicating it was an implanted thought.
Jobeykobra wrote:protectadeck wrote:Could gaff or deck know about that dream before the dream was inserted ,There was no dream of a unicorn before it was inserted according to the movie that played in theaters years and years ago . I like the final cut but the answer is only imaginitive to the viewer of either film.Jobeykobra wrote:The one in Bryant's office is a chicken, implying that Rick Deckard is a chicken for not wanting to retire the replicants. I'm not sure what the little person he left in Leon's apartment is supposed to mean, but I do know that the unicorn at the end of the Director's cut and Final Cut, according to the director and those who believe that Deckard is a Replicant, means that Gaff knew about Deckard's thought of the unicorn, indicating it was an implanted thought.
Yes, I understand that it was imaginative. I understand that that dream was inserted only in the DC and FC, but with that dream inserted, supposedly the origami unicorn means that Gaff knew it was an implanted thought. The director himself believes Deckard was a replicant, and so do a lot of others.
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