Just interesting of note that 1982's Blade Runner was a movie set in November 2019, Los Angeles
Elas, still waiting on those flying cars
The future of Blade Runner is now the past
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Re: The future of Blade Runner is now the past
On the plus side, no nuclear war.
On the negative side, no offworld colonies.
On the negative side, no offworld colonies.
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Re: The future of Blade Runner is now the past
To be pedantic, Blade Runner could still be set in the future - I don't recall an exact date ever being mentioned, so we can't be sure it's in the past until 1 December.
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Captain Seafort wrote: ↑2019-11-07 04:29pm To be pedantic, Blade Runner could still be set in the future - I don't recall an exact date ever being mentioned, so we can't be sure it's in the past until 1 December.
Looks about right.
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Re: The future of Blade Runner is now the past
Does the lack of Christmas decorations around Los Angeles mean that liberals will win the War on Christmas in the next couple weeks?
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Re: The future of Blade Runner is now the past
Edit it to say '22nd Century', and 2119.
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