Blade Runner

Blade Runner is a 1982 science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott, depicting a dystopic Los Angeles in November 2019.

References

• {{note|bfi}} Bukatman, Scott. (1997) Blade Runner: BFI Modern Classics. ISBN 0851706231
• {{note|brbible1}} Sammon, Paul. (1996) Future Noir: the Making of Blade Runner. ISBN 0061053147
• {{note|moebius}} Giraud, Jean. (1988) The Long Tomorrow & Other SF Stories. ISBN 0871352818
• {{note|ecofeminist}} Jenkins, Mary. (1997) The Dystopian World of Blade Runner: An Ecofeminist Perspective
• {{note|retro}} Kerman, Judith. (1991) Retrofitting Blade Runner: Issues in Ridley Scott's "Blade Runner" and Philip K. Dick's "Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep?" ISBN 0879725109
• {{note|brbible3}} Sammon, Paul. (1996)
• {{note|brbible4}} Sammon, Paul. (1996)
• {{note|hicks}} Hicks, Chris. (1992) DeseretNews.com – Review of Blade Runner
• {{note|flynn}} Flynn, John. (2003) Towson.edu – Blade Runner Retrospective
• {{note|ebert}} Ebert, Roger. (1992) RogerEbert.com – Review of Blade Runner
• {{note|rutledge}} Rutledge, Sean M. (2000) CandidCritic.com – Review of Blade Runner
• {{note|brsample1}} Cigéhn, Peter. (2004) Sloth.org – The Top 1118 Sample Sources
• {{note|starwars}} Brinkley, Aaron. Gunn, R. (2002) The Blade Runner / Star Wars References
• {{note|panel}} Jha, Alok. Rogers, S. Rutherford, A. (2004) Guardian.co.uk – Our expert panel votes for the top 10 sci-fi films
• {{note|brviews}} Netrunner. (2005) BRmovie.com – Top 100s and Reviews
• {{note|brsample}} Cigéhn, Peter. (2004)
• {{note|snatcher}} KoKee. (2001) Blade Runner & Snatcher
• {{note|crazy}} Kupperberg, Paul & Camp, Bob. (1982) BladeZone.com – Crazy: Blade Runner Parody