Best Fantastic Movie of 1982?

[jimmy olsen]

They just can't enjoy Resse's Pieces.

That is why Ide can never obtain Pure Euro Ball-of-enlightenment.

In Heaven, there are no hard-shelled peanut butter, chocolate candies.

For good reason!

[Queequeg]

Well, to me it was pretty clear both of them were replicants, even if it was not expressly said so with regard to Decker. Both how he handled fighting replicants, his relationship with his boss and some convos with the girl made me think he is almost certainly one.

How he handled fighting replicants was by blasting a hole in them with his blaster.

He's able to take a punch from a guy who, IIRC, made a pretty big whole in the side of a truck with his bare hands.  Maybe he was holding back on Deckard, but not on the truck, but I remember being puzzled by how he could withstand this much punishment the first time I saw Blade Runner.

[Pedrito]

Blade Runner original version defined a lot of my early moviewatching. I loved the voiceovers, which were shamefully taken off the Directors' Cut, and loved the setting, the lighting, cinematography and acting.
DC was very good, too, almost better than the original.

L.

[grumbler]

I loved the voiceovers, which were shamefully taken off the Directors' Cut...

You were pretty much the only one.  Harrison Ford tried to get out of going back to the studio to do them, and, of course, they weren't part of Ridley Scott's plan for the movie.  I thought that they were cheesy and way too derivative of Dragnet, the old cop show.  The movie was much better without them.

[crazy canuck]

A lot of great movies that year.  Hard to choose.