TIME TO DIE (PRINT)
‘TIME TO DIE’ Long exposure limited edition print (25) for the duration of the Roy’s Speech at the end of the Bladerunner Movie. Printed on C-Type Kodak Metallic paper. 55cm x 28cm approx.
Additional info:
What makes Bladerunner and 2001 different from all the other Sci-Fi films? For me, it’s soundtrack, coupled with Poetry and emotion. Machines that develop feelings and humans that lose them. The Birth of Man and the death of Roy.
Bladerunner is, for me, the perfect film . With its pseudo Phillip Marlowe voice over. Replicants that don’t know they’re not human . A beautiful Vangelis soundtrack and the vision of Ridley Scott. Personally the film could end on Roy’s death speech which is so unexpected and moving.
by Mark McGuire
‘TIME TO DIE’ Long exposure limited edition print (25) for the duration of the Roy’s Speech at the end of the Bladerunner Movie. Printed on C-Type Kodak Metallic paper. 55cm x 28cm approx.
Additional info:
What makes Bladerunner and 2001 different from all the other Sci-Fi films? For me, it’s soundtrack, coupled with Poetry and emotion. Machines that develop feelings and humans that lose them. The Birth of Man and the death of Roy.
Bladerunner is, for me, the perfect film . With its pseudo Phillip Marlowe voice over. Replicants that don’t know they’re not human . A beautiful Vangelis soundtrack and the vision of Ridley Scott. Personally the film could end on Roy’s death speech which is so unexpected and moving.
by Mark McGuire
‘TIME TO DIE’ Long exposure limited edition print (25) for the duration of the Roy’s Speech at the end of the Bladerunner Movie. Printed on C-Type Kodak Metallic paper. 55cm x 28cm approx.
Additional info:
What makes Bladerunner and 2001 different from all the other Sci-Fi films? For me, it’s soundtrack, coupled with Poetry and emotion. Machines that develop feelings and humans that lose them. The Birth of Man and the death of Roy.
Bladerunner is, for me, the perfect film . With its pseudo Phillip Marlowe voice over. Replicants that don’t know they’re not human . A beautiful Vangelis soundtrack and the vision of Ridley Scott. Personally the film could end on Roy’s death speech which is so unexpected and moving.
by Mark McGuire