Rutger Hauer wrote this final monologue the night before the scene was shot. It wasn't in Philip K Dick's book, Do Androids dream of Electric Sheep, nor in the shooting script. It's so personal, so inner dialogue, and he played the spots off of it. He'll be missed.

Bryan fury😂

spoiler alert,...... deckard is the bad guy

this scene was always cringe, i dont get it

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Probably one of the MOST important scenes in cinema history!!! THIS IS GOLDEN HISTORY OF CINEMA!!! VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!

This scene makes me cry every fucking time im on beer night movie. This scene WILL make me cry every fucking time i watch it!!!

Лучший фильм всех времён и народов!!! BLADE RUNNER - Very Best of All Times!!! Thanks, thanks!!! Привет из Беларуси!

There’s only one replicant in this scene.

"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain"

The construction of tension is wonderful in this scene.

So after 43y, this opening was so far head of anything...1981. Its SO good.

I summon my Rme of mutant a9mLz and boardingkort til V-Kinx skips and zæl a krozz river Stinkx øf conZionX

放置自転車はありました、ここに置いといたオレの自転車どこにやった→ヤクザ高山の手なんです

ジャーニーのオヤジは処刑されたといわれなかった、梯子から落っこちて動かなくなつたと言われた

Android 16 is Roy Batty

With this one scene, Rutger Hauer achieved cinematic immortality, despite the theme of the entire movie being that of impending mortality. Amazing.

Praise Jesus

One of the greatest lines in all of cinematic history

I hope he still went to heaven

1:49

Who else was prompted to come here after watching Rishi Sunak's general election announcement speech?

Solo vi esta peli.una vez y esta escena es muy sencilla pero genial.

Ive seen a ford orion on fire on the hard shoulder

Time to die , don't let me keep you .... actually,I'm freezing,can you speed it up ?🤔

I really love how this movie's climax doesn't play out like a standard movie. The first time I watched it, I was almost kinda let down by how little action there was by the end of the movie. I was confused by how naturalistic and complicated and unclear the motivations of the androids were. It's not super complex but Rutger Hauer's acting really invites you to think about what's happening.

This elevated the movie for me from okay to good

Is TDK a good brand?

:(

extraordinaire de poesie futuriste et l'image de la colombe s'envolant vers le ciel comme si c'etait l'ame du replicant...un grand moment du cinema

“So let’s say how you would feel if you didn’t eat breakfast this morning.” 2:01 “why are you saying I didn’t eat breakfast this morning.

Magic intro

Hi, people. I love you. All of you in this comment section are my people

Sped up bullshit.

I remember watching this movie as a kid, maybe around 10 or 11, with my dad during one of our weekly movie nights. This scene gripped me completely. When Batty died, I remember whispering, "No.." without thinking.

C Breams forevermore

Tears in rain speech is so cool so perfect so human it's sci fi poetry.

“Quite an experience to live in fear isn’t it? That’s what it is to be a slave. I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe, attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion, I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate, all those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.”

And in that moment he realises humanity and the value of life.

This movie changed me.

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Legend rip

Yea pathetic,life is an act and now he's dead

I dont want to kill you. I want to live

Лучше уже не снимут!

Blade Runner is a classic sci-fi thriller way ahead of it's time. Goes to show the superb craftsmanship and talent of Ridley Scott. Superb acting and stellar cast. This movie will stand the test of time, like rain itself. ❤

I wonder how he did on his IQ test.

Sir, your line was " Bye bye Detective"

If there was an Oscar for best philosophical dialog it go to Rutger Hauer.

I did an impression of this awesome iconic piece of dialogue. Most proud of myself 😁