Blade Runner Movie Execs Called It "Deadly Dull"

Hilarious! "More tits" and DEFINITELY more Vangelis music. Those guys really had their priorities straight. Death by committee. It's a wonder film execs don't ruin most movies...oh wait.

Amazing. There wasn't a single second of snooze in the entire film; we were on the edge of our seats.

Harrison Ford didn't like the voice overs either. I think it added to the noir aspect of it.

I think the director's cut actually took out the voice overs.

I'm not going to agree with many of their specific points, but it is a very boring film. I've watched it five or six times trying to figure out why it's considered a classic -- don't get it. I'm sincerely happy for those who enjoy it, but I can't imagine being on the edge of my seat through any part of it.

Umm... they were right? It's a classic because the aesthetic caused a generation of sci-fi nerds to overlook the catatonic plot and pacing?

De gustibus non est disputandum.
I didn't care for the movie either.

Is it mandatory to like it? Because it is classic? Classic?
Big deal.
De gustibus non est disputandum.
Yep... Terry said it all.

Did everybody here read Ulysses by James Joyce?
It's a classic and inaugurated a new era.
I did read it 4 times and have to read more times. This is me.
I hate saying to anybody: "You have to read. You have to read the classics. At least the classics!" and all the variants of this dictatorship.

People have to read for pleasure.
I'm a literature teacher, btw.