Ah, yes. A dolphin.

Keanu has an eye for quality projects to **** up. Ruined Constantine, too.

At least he didn't **** John Wick up.

Should find interest here

Claythan grab your tissues.

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I've read the book and seen their production. Can't wait for this. :)

I liked Constantine, right up until he went all Matrix-style with the Holy Shotgun of Antioch. Shia LeBouf dies in it as well, so bonus points.

Agreed on John Wick. That was a fun film.

Haha, awesome

Ive known about that for years. Ive always wanted to see the actual film itself. Has it never been made available to the public???

My friends and I used to do similar stuff with old VHS cameras growing up. But not nearly as elaborate or a complete film.

Constantine was fine. He brought a sardonic world-weariness to the role that fit the character well.

Anytime LeBouf dies, angels sing and dance.

Agreed. Probably the one role in his career for which his "skill level" was tailor-made.

Gotta think the script has to revolve around Decker's journey towards realizing he's a replicant.

After his "duty-first" approach all those years hunting down replicants, he learns what it's like to not be human - and be hunted.

Obviously, that's a bit predictable.......but I'll be stoked if they stay focused on the psychological aspects, as they did so well in the first.

How can he be a replicant?

http://badassdigest.com/2015/02/27/d...-making-sense/

With the announcement of Blade Runner 2 and with the fact that Harrison Ford is starring in it, we must all accept one thing: Deckard isn't a replicant. He can't be, since replicants have four year life spans, and Harrison Ford's done more than four laps around the sun since Blade Runner.

I think Devin needs to re-watch the film

Ah, but the implication of the first film was that he was some kind of "unicorn."

Perhaps he's a "different" kind of replicant.

Sean Young's character didn't have an expiration date either. Of course that still brings up the question of "Do replicants age physically?"