Blade Runner's stunning atmosphere and visuals? They're matched only by Corrye's articulation of humanity and how it looms large in Ridley Scott's picture. The fellas play hardball, quickly tackling the "is Deckard a replicant" question right out of the gate. PLUS: Luke is perplexed by the lack of security at the Tyrell Corporation and complains (again!) about movie criticism; Corrye stumps Luke in 5 Questions; and the "hidden" gem outside Rochester where Corrye and Luke stumbled into each other.
Blade Runner's stunning atmosphere and visuals? They're matched only by Corrye's articulation of humanity and how it looms large in Ridley Scott's picture. The fellas play hardball, quickly tackling the "is Deckard a replicant" question right out of the gate. PLUS: Luke is perplexed by the lack of security at the Tyrell Corporation and complains (again!) about movie criticism; Corrye stumps Luke in 5 Questions; and the "hidden" gem outside Rochester where Corrye and Luke stumbled into each other.
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