Blade Runner - The Dream

the unicorn scene

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[Nadim Zaidi]

Thats actually my favorite scene in the film. So much is said in this sequence, without anything really being said.

[ficsci]

I've only seen the theatrical cut, and felt like the only things that might suggest that Deckard is also a replicant are the part where Rachel asked if he has taken the test himself and the fact that there are a bunch of unexplained photos on his piano. But those could mean anything. I wonder if they just put that scene in the later cuts because they thought, "hey wouldn't it be interesting if he was a replicant?" ....uh..... (-_-)

[Fernando Oviedo]

Harrison Ford, also said that he was human.

[TheRadioactivemutant]

I saw the cut of this movie that doesn't have this scene. The end confused the hell out of me. Goddammit.

[DjPsionik]

for years...



[DjFixxxer01]

I believe this scene is connected to the very end when Deckard sees the unicorn origami on the floor. Which leads to the idea that the police knew his mind and dreams, or in other words he was just like Rachel. An android that did not know it, given false memories. Who better to track down replicants than another replicant?

[Toni Vespertine]

this is not the original "dream" scene. Original scene is longer, and you can hear the unicorn's galloping breathing and shouting. This is terrible version.

[alexpapyz31]

Interesting when the Unicorn scene finishes u see Deckard and camera pans to the pictures on the piano. I saw this movie when I was about 6 yrs of age. Didn't understand the messages in the movie, but I thought the movie was awesome.

[burnzoire]

because at the end Deckard finds the origami unicorn made by Gaff which suggests he knows of his dream - hinting at implanted memories. It's deliberately vague and open to interpretation.

[2ndarc]

ahhhhhhhhhhh director ridley says replicant, writer and screenwriter say human this scene opens up soo much