#TGIQF: Blade Runner – Quiz Time

On June 25, 1982, the iconic film Blade Runner was released in US cinemas; the time had come in German cinemas on October 1. The apocalyptic dystopia starring Harrison Ford cleverly combined science fiction with the dark aesthetics of film noir. The special effects, which were created entirely without computer technology, were particularly impressive: the urban juggernaut of Los Angeles with its huge canyons, crowded streets and flying vehicles still looks futuristic today.

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The film was released in theaters at the worst possible time: the story about the friendly alien ET and his desire to make a long-distance call home captured the attention of audiences and cinemagoers in 1982, leaving serious and dark films like Blade Runner or the horror film classic “”, which was released at the same time, “The Thing from Another World” behind.

At the same time, Star Trek 2 was also vying for audiences’ attention – the film that many Trekkies consider the best part of the series. Blade Runner flopped: with a production cost of about $30 million, it grossed only $41 million, which is considered a financial failure in the film industry.

Although the film flopped in theaters, over time it became one of the groundbreaking cult films of the 1980s. Quiz time. To prepare, it is worth taking a look at our article on the 40th anniversary. Also, as usual, presenter Anna Kalinowski presents Dr. Volker Zotta and Malte Kirchner with three questions in advance. They performed better than replicators in the Voigt-Kampff test,

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Quick guessers will again be rewarded because the clock is ticking: by answering quickly you can get 200 points in 10 questions. You can compare your score with other players in the forum. However, please refrain from using spoilers so as not to ruin the enjoyment of the quiz for other participants. As always, praise and criticism are welcome.

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