Blade Runner

This review already counted towards the theatrical cut of Blade Runner. It should not apply to the Director's Cut as well!

Sep 17 - 12:18 AM

Dave Heifner

lulululul fail x 10000

Jan 26 - 02:27 PM

Stephen Pagnucco

I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but it is not an overrated piece of work. It seems to me that you watched this film with revulsion from the very first minute. Try not to do that next time, ok, cause you may enjoy th film!

Apr 6 - 06:37 AM

Carl Houlihan

i honestly pity someone who cannot appreciate the masterpiece that is BR

Jul 9 - 07:21 AM

Lost Traveler

Every time I have met someone who dislikes this movie, they are in their early 20's or younger and their biggest problem is ALWAYS the pacing. Ah well might as well tear down the museums and put up sticks with strobe lights.

Aug 19 - 10:06 AM

Dylan Sigaty-Hawkes

Actually, I'm 19 y/o and I consider it to be a sci-fi masterpiece. Perhaps not on par with Space Odyssey but nevertheless a brilliant picture with a perfect pace and realistic gloom. A smart angle on the future.

Jan 18 - 02:35 PM

Micah Rush

20, with 30 years of experience....

Apr 15 - 02:22 PM

Julian Bata

I was 15 years old when I watched it (I'm 16 now), and I consider it to be a masterpiece. It is, along with Brazil and Alien, my favourite film of all time (although I've yet to see Citizen Kane or The Godfather, so we'll see).

Jul 24 - 02:22 PM

Edward Stymest

I saw and disliked it as a teen. My problem wasn't the pacing; it was the attempt to construct a meticulous puzzle piece within an action film; even if you understood the clues Scott put in the film it was difficult to actually the enjoy the movie knowing the clues as you watched it; substance over style or theory over application. Like knowing the brilliantly constructed music theory behind an abstract piece that sounds terrible.

Even then, the film's message concerning humanity paled in comparison to "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" Actually, the only things I liked about it were the retrofitted atmosphere, the beautiful noir, and, without saying, the pacing.

Jun 7 - 06:13 PM

James Little

Yeah, actually I am 19, this has been my favourite film since I was 12, so that statement is inaccurate, most of my friends are of the same opinion that this is a film masterpiece. It's more like, most people aged below 17 NOW, have no respect for this film, or any film that didn't reach the film "charts", the sort of people who like to be spoon fed films and games.

Sep 24 - 04:55 AM

Elliot Newton

Just watched it, I completly disagree.

Oct 19 - 06:56 AM

Rob Schneider

Good god every time I see a review that is just plain wrong it's this jerk

Oct 25 - 11:14 PM

Hrishikesh Jha

LOL!!!!
and I agree

Jul 27 - 06:59 PM

daniel metzger

This is guy is the one critic who'll speak the truth. Good for you David.

Jan 8 - 09:49 PM

max gorokhovski

Completely misses the point, and then extenuates it by calling the ambiguity of the ending poorly executed. this is the kind of person who thinks Bad Boys is a deep socio-economic reflection of the treatment black cops. My hint to David, hang up the gloves for a bit while you watch some movies or stick with Bay fare.

Jan 27 - 10:03 AM

Micah Rush

enough of the bay smack get a little more clever

Apr 15 - 02:23 PM

Phil Gates

Haha!! What a ridiculous review! I can only think David Nusair has reacted badly to something he hates stylistically and somehow ignored all the films good points. Either that or the only thing hopelessly overrated is Mr Nusair as a film critic.

Mar 8 - 01:32 AM

Myron Kinsey

This hack gave that garbage I am Number Four a glowing review enough said...

Mar 19 - 01:29 AM

Kaitain Jones

"The synth-heavy score by Vangelis only exacerbates the film's many problems"

Dear god, man, there's no hope for you.

Vangelis's BR score is one of the ten greatest of all time.

Mar 19 - 05:36 PM

Drew Stoner

Talk about "threadbare" you seem to be a professional at writing in the style of "threadbare" as your review lacks detail and thought and is horribly written. You pretty much copy and pasted a synopsis and then threw in a few sentences of your own to make it seem like you have some talent for writing. Your complaints with the film are vague and unprofessional. "Threadbare" storyline? I guess Philip K. Dick is just a "threadbare" writer right? Bloated? 1 hour and 57 minutes is bloated? You must have the attention span of a 4 year old if you think 117 minutes is bloated. This is hands down one of the, if not the greatest sci-fi films of all time. Everything is on point in this film. Also, you make no serious mention of the soundtrack which is considered by many to be one of the gretest soundtracks of all times. I saw in your reviews that you gave "I Am Number Four" a fresh review stating that it is "an above average sci-fi film" Seriously?

Mar 28 - 07:55 AM