Emir Han Agreed! Blade Runner wins this.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Thee best. Hands down. The scene is a standalone masterpiece.

@elliottn80 @RealEmirHan Absolutely.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Absolute perfection

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan The author warned us ages ago that AI would be as human as it gets, but we insisted having our eyes shut… to this day.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Both Blade Runners have good deads at the end

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Agreed the best!

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan The only Blade Runner

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Finally we actually have the best of all time this is a piece of art

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan this one was unexpected and perfection

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Unsurpassed

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Agree.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Not only the best death in cinema, just about the best 90 seconds put on film.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Well, technically It's not a death cause they are machines... But the truth is that the moment of the Nexus 6 turning off is undoubtedly one of the most unforgettable sequences in film history 😍

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan A friend of mine in Hawaii whose grandfather produced this movie went with him to the academy awards. She’s gone too soon now, just like this well-remembered line.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Death and life juxtaposed…Great Scott… Shear brilliance.

@CultureHubOnX @RealEmirHan Please explain. I just watched Blade Runner last week after reading Electric Sheep, and I just didn't understand it at all. Pacing and story continuity were jacked. Characters lacked motivation. Weird fade cuts out/in to the same moment. Ex machina ending. Why?