What if John Belushi, Steve Martin, Frances McDormand, and Gene Hackman had played the roles of the advanced Nexus 6 replicants in the classic 1982 Blade Runner movie? That is precisely what filmmaker Leon Chase re-imagines in Blade Runner: The Lost Cut. The only question I have is the one that my fellow Blade-Runner aficionado Jason Kottke poses: “Does this cut go too far? Or not too far enough?” More details about this crazy cinematic montage are available here, via Adi Robertson (The Verge).
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