Lucky 13 Film Club: 2001 vs. Blade Runner

Posted on March 9, 2016 by

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The second manuscript is going great–thank you for supporting my hiatus. However, since the 13th is around the bend, and my friend PETE from BEETLEY  had already agreed to co-host the March 13th discussion, I am going to run with it. After all, I’m not dead, and I do miss you all.

MARCH: BLADERUNNER VS. 2001 SPACE ODYSSEY
1968 Stanley Kubrick

 

There’s still time. When was the last time you watched 2001: A Space Odyssey? Revisit it with a fresh pair of eyes; I bet you will see something new. How about Blade Runner? I watch it about every five years, and I love how it still holds up. Pete and I are curious which one you favor and why. Come back on the 13th and let’s talk about it. 

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