While Harrison Ford’s most iconic roles will always be Han Solo and Indiana Jones, his Blade Runner antihero Rick Deckard is a strong contender for third place.įord was the perfect actor to channel the gruff charisma that stars like Humphrey Bogart and Robert Mitchum brought to classic film noirs. 10 Harrison Ford’s Hard-Boiled Turn As Rick Deckard From Scott’s gonzo vision of a futuristic Los Angeles to Harrison Ford’s gruff portrayal of a hard-boiled detective tasked with tracking down sentient robots, these are the elements that make it such a timeless gem. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, Ridley Scott’s sci-fi noir Blade Runner wasn’t appreciated by contemporary critics or moviegoers, but it’s since been venerated as a cult classic and re-evaluated as one of the greatest science fiction movies ever made.Īfter all these years, Blade Runner is still just as breathtaking and mind-boggling today as it was back in 1982. You Are Reading : Blade Runner 10 Things That Still Hold Up TodayĪdapted from Philip K. Ridley Scott’s sci-fi noir Blade Runner wasn’t appreciated by contemporary audiences, but it’s since been re-evaluated as a timeless cult classic. 1 The Ambiguity Surrounding Deckard’s Identity.2 Roy Batty’s “Tears In Rain” Monologue.9 Ridley Scott’s Dystopian Vision Of Futuristic L.A.10 Harrison Ford’s Hard-Boiled Turn As Rick Deckard.Blade Runner: 10 Things That Still Hold Up Today.
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